>> terry: good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. >> tomorrow a berkeley councilwoman plans to meet with the city manager to discuss the controversy of the police chief. he is publicly apologizing for ordering one of the officers to visit a reporter to try to get him to change on the story. now, the backlash the chief faces even after apologizing what he calls an error in judgment. >> this all happened thursday night after a ruckus meeting in berkeley. the police chief took pointed questions about the way the department responded to an attack on peter sukol last month. he filed a story about 11:00 p.m. about two hours later, sergeant a sergeant, police department's

spokesperson showed up at the house. >> she said she was more at thisfied she had to be there but she had to tell me the chief wanted me to immediately retract some stuff from my argument i had posted. >> in the 23 years that he has showed up in print, he has never had such an unusual visit by a police officer. >> i couldn't sleep the entire night. i was shalk. >> what is the problem the police had with the story? again the thursday night meeting surrounded the case of peter sukol. he was beaten to death allegedly by daniel dewit. there had been questions about how quickly they responded to the attack. the chief told the thursday night audience that the department responded appropriately. in the story, the chief had

apologized to the audience but the chief insisted he only apologized about how they informed them, public in response. >> it's an error in judgment. i know better. this is nothing that doug had done. doug at oakley has been very responsible. >> doug oakley accepts the police chief's apology and city counselor is going to look at concerns in the situation into the city manager's office come monday morning. oakland food truck owners are taking security into their own hands. tomas ramon tells us why many of them are considering armed security guards. >> the martinez family that runs the truck there are mourning the loss of five-year-old who was shot to death in the truck last

december. they your hiring their own security but the aunt says it won't stop random violence like the kind that killed gabriel. [ speaking spanish ] >> things happen happen not know when it will happen. we can't understand why it happened nor who did it. >> robbers can find and easy target and the association of mobile food trucks are hiring their own armed guards. >> we're taking the bull by horns, we're not going to take it anymore. we're going to do what we need to do. >> many of food trucks have lost customers due to the fear of violence. >> they are nervous right now. >> the issue is money. how much will the security cost and which security companies will they hire. >> they plan to provide security for about 15 trucks that operate along international boulevard. >> this is a crime watch security patrol car.

this firm has been hired by the owners who saw the need for armed security two years ago. >> we need another type of security service out here that opd can respond to major kals. let opd do their job. >> crime security company out of las vegas are providing security for ten businesses. people that need this food should feel safe buying. >> it when a customer comes to our businesses, they can spend the dollars and at the same time feel safe and secure. >> they will decide on the security company next week. this morning, two men wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in fairfield are under arrest. police say the suspects surrendered to authorities yesterday, three days after the shooting on el toro court. they believe the suspects and another man opened fire after a drug deal went bad.

blake johnson is now in police custody. so is an 18-year-old of redwood city. fairfield police are still looking for this man, 21 of east palo alto. >> looking for man that tried to kidnap a four-year-old boy. this is a sketch of the suspect. yesterday afternoon he told a child care employee at the livermore valley tennis club he wanted to pick up his son and he pointed to the boy. when he was asked for i.d. he left. police searched the area but unable to find that man. >> hayward fire investigators are busy looking on into the cause of two fires this weekend. first a house fire left an elderly woman and her son severely burned. less than three hours later, just a few blocks away, a second larger fire destroyed a plumbing business and threatened several others. lisa amin gulezian has the

details on both fires. >> just before 6:00 a.m., the flames turned the sky above the hayward strip mall orange. crews attacked the fire from the ground and from up above. >> we certainly don't want it to spread to other buildings. so the number one concern is to make sure it stays in place. >> it caused major damage to nearby nava plastering company but the three neighboring businesses were spared. >> i was afraid it was our building. as you can see the brick wall here, it stopped the fire. >> still broken glass and melted power boxes forced them to close it. while cleanup continues here, sadness grows on eighth street where two people were severely burned at a separate blaze at this home at 3:45 a.m. >> they are nice people.

>> they identified the victims at 92-year-old laura flores and her son 60-year-old son who many are calling a hero. >> she was burning or something and he pulled her out and called police. >> they say her chances of survival are slim. >> this neighbor says i don't believe it. i can't. she was a in good condition. she got up and she was moving. i think she will come home. the cause for both fires is still under investigation. >> meantime, the hayward fire department says they worry about handling the large fires but did call the county in to help man other stations while they put out the blaze. >> a man and his dog are dead after their house caught in fire in alameda. investigators say it started in the kitchen area just before 9:00 last night.

crews pulled the unconscious man from the home. they performed cpr. they got him to a hospital but he did not make it. it took 40 minutes to put out the fire and that is when firefighters discovered the man's dog had also died. exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> in san francisco, arson investigators are looking into two fires in golden gate park last night. both have links to the recreation and parks department. it appears someone first set fire to a honda belonging to rec and park employee. then about an hour later a rec and park truck went up in a ball of flames in a parking lot between kezar stadium and park police station. an officer reported seeing an explosion lift that truck into the air. investigators say both fires appear to be intentionally set. they are looking for any evidence that might connect the

two. >> coming up next, tensions rising once again in afghanistan. an american soldier is detained after officials say 16 people were killed in a shooting spree near a u.s. base. and the race to white house, latest caucus results on what is ahead for the candidates on the campaign trail. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal,

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afghanistan. a u.s. service member walked out of a southern nato base before dawn and started shooting afghan civilians. nato confirms reports 16 civilian casualties in the kandahar province. an army staff sergeant believed to be the shoot are has been detained by nato forces. they showed the bodies of 15 villagers including nine children and three women. all reportedly killed in three homes. one surviving child told afghan president hamid karzai by phone that the american soldier entered the house in the middle of the night woke up his family and started shooting them. tuesday primaries in alabama and mississippi could be game changers in the race for the white house. yesterday mitt romney won a decisive victories in smaller caucuses. rick santorum claimed the big prize.

>> thank you! >> as expected, rick santorum took the lion's share with 33 of the 40 delegates at stake in kansas. >> we've had a very good day in our neighboring state of kansas. >> based on the numbers. former pennsylvania senator doesn't stand a chance of surpassing mitt romney. >> good morning y'all. >> he took a breather from the campaign trail after patting his lead with 18 delegates from guam and mariana islands. >> the next contest fell on tuesday, the alabama as an mississippi primaries. a win in either state could help his electability factor. georgia native says the south is his path to victory. a poor showing tuesday could be his land stand. short on money and resisting calls to drop out of the race.

>> if we can win alabama and mississippi tuesday night, we will reset the campaign. >> right now only romney has a clear path to the 1144 delegates for the nomination but his rivals could keep him from sealing the deal by the final primary in utah on june 26th. two leading u.s. senators appearing on abc's this week had very different views on president obama's economic policies. is the administration doing enough to bring oil and gas prices down? >> with no keystone pipeline, no drilling in the gulf, at the end of the day, economy is not doing well because of his policies. >> oil production is up. it's higher than it's been in eight years. president obama has reduced public lands 17% for national

gas. we're not producing oil on lands that the united states owns. >> they are from different parties, but both men do agree that pressure must be kept up until iran steps away from developing nuclear weapons. both senators hopes that saudi arabia can increase oil production to ease the price spikes. >> no driving along portions of embarcadero from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., a stretch of the embarcadero including fisherman's wharf and mission bay will be closed starting at pier 39 and running all the way down to mariposa street. it's the first street closure this year for the sunday streets program which gives walkers and bicyclists a chance to enjoy a car free environment. skaters, skateboarders, all kinds of stuff going on there today. >> we have a little bit of sunshine out there. but we do have rain, reports of

rain in sonoma county. with a half mile visibility to boost the fog but 50s here, mountain view the sun will be staying away and look at a rainy last week of winter coming up. >> also coming up. stefan curry returns to the starting line-up and he gets injured again as the warriors try to beat the dallas mavericks. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports.

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[ laughter ] >> good morning everyone. >> we are looking at big changes in the weather, bonus rain coming our way. heavenly a little snow coming down. we're talking about couple warm systems headed our way before we get a very cold system by the end of the week. right now, 34 in blue canyon. in truckee, 37 with sunshine. tahoe valley airport 39. southerly wind gusting to 38 miles an hour. there has been a little bit of snow, back home. high clouds and also some sunshine trying to bust through those clouds and doing a good job of it. low cloud cover and mist and drizzle has been here. live doppler shows we're picking up some returns especially out to highway 1, sea ranch, healdsburg, santa rosa and cloverdale and clearlake but to get further south in petaluma and we are looking at the

drizzle the light rain and it does extend to highway 101. it is falling apart this weak front. as it does, moisture in place so still calling for a few showers out here. this is prelude, it primes the atmosphere for a series of storm systems that will head our way right through the weekend. tomorrow doesn't look like we'll see any big amount of rain, just a cans on your monday. >> 45 in mountain view. 52 in napa. we do have a fog along the coast. rain and drizzle this morning, chance of rain throughout the day today. rainy, spring arrives march 19th and we have a very wintry week ahead. here a satellite and radar composite. light snow in sierra nevada. it's falling apart, most of the energy well to the north in oregon. as it slips down to the south and east today, moisture holding together. noontime, marin county and east bay and peninsula we are looking at few light showers.

later in the afternoon, still a chance in the south bay, but we will look for a partly cloudy skies toward sunset. things are calm sunday night into monday. cloverdale, monday afternoon, monday night into tuesday morning, here is the rain. the bulk of the heavy rain stays to the north monday morning -- or tuesday morning i should say. then it's trying to sag to the south late tuesday into wednesday. we're looking at showers all throughout the area. that continues towards the end of the week with a stronger system. 45 in northern jiav. highlights will be for a winter storm watch for tomorrow night into tuesday night with 10-20 inches above 5,000 feet. three feet above 7,000 feet. then back home we're looking at upper 50s, maybe a 60 today. not everyone is going to see all of it. most of the activity will be very light. couple hundredths, 58 in santa

cruz, 78 in santa cruz but none of that, just a slight chance of showers tomorrow. windy and rainy, wednesday, thursday and friday, next system bringing colder air. >> you were saying we have to be concerned about flooding. >> that's right. we could see three inches in the north bay and couple inches in san francisco. this the end of the week and the ground can't absorb it. >> carolyn: let's check out sports, selection sunday, st. mary's will find out who they will be playing and cal will find out if they made it in. last night warriors defeated mavericks playing the third straight game in three nights. here is mike shumann in this morning's sports. >> good morning. how about them warriors facing

the mavericks for the first time and good news, bad news situation. good news they get the win. curry reinjuries his bad angle. >> warriors were up 19. mavs would close the gap. throwing it down for monta. curry rolls a right ankle again. he would not return. they don't let it get away. the steal. he had 20 and nate robinson, he had 21 and warriors beat them. >> and cal in the pac-12 tournament finals they have won nine of the last 11 conference tournaments. not known for her his on soud

shots. they raced out to a 17-14 lead. trying to keep it close, three ball, 20 for her. cal down six at the half. then she buries three 3's in the second half. she only had 2 in her entire career. finishes with 29 points and 12 boards, she is the tournament mvp. stanford wins it and looks like a top seed in the ncaa tournament. >> colorado and arizona, brown, the jam. arizona down 2. here he goes for the win. colorado hangs on and they are the pac-12 tournament khams champions. >> sharks did not make the finals. they were in phoenix last night and head coach may be on the hot seat. already 1-0. michael stone, one-timer, 2-0 in

the second. that was more than enough for mike smith. 42 saves coyotes win 3-0. to baseball, they introduce it to the big way in cincinnati yesterday. he is playing center field gets against the reds. he was bringing it, four strikeouts, one earned run. up the middle and one scores, 3-0 a's. jeff francis, it's gone. solo shot, 2 for 2, probably solidifies a spot. a's win it 6-3. >> giants and brewers, zi with three shutout innings. catcher tommy joseph. first home run of the spring. he had a four r.b.i.s.

still in the third, panda rips one, pablo sandoval. first jack of the spring, 13-3 giants victory. >> that is the way the balm bounces, i'm mike shumann. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. >> coming up at 9:30, the honor jaycee dugard received and praise from oprah. hard work after hard time. job training program and helping women who have done time learn a new skill. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses,

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>> carolyn: welcome back. today is one-year anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami in japan that wiped out much of the coastline and caused a nuclear disaster at fukishima. they held a moment of silence the exact moment the quake hit.

in tokyo they laid white roses at a memorial to the victims. bill weir returned to the heart of the disaster zone one year later. >> considering the magnitude of the quake, biggest ever recorded in this seismic nation, considering the power of the tsunami that took out communities for 200 miles and three nuclear reactors that melted down in the aftermath, it should be no surprise that they are still reeling, still mourning and a long way from rebuilding. >> there were 70,000 pine trees lining this picturesque stretch of coast and now there is one. sadly this is not going to survive. >> there has been talk to grasp saplin governors new symbols of hope. they don't want to talk about trees or symbols. they are still looking for

bodies. >> there is a town where 500 people are still missing. they tell me the country wants to move on but they are still waiting for their loved ones to come home. they haven't even had a final yet. >> adding to the grief is fear of radiation had. but atomic and health experts say despite it all, long-term effects will be minor. more people will be sickened by the ordeal than radiation but through it all the legendary japanese order, communal respect is still strong. some like yuko have a whole new level of gratitude. she was looking for her little boy when this photo was taken. she found him. i take nothing for granted even turning on the lighted, she tells me. now every single day is

precious. >> carolyn: and according to one estimate some 325,000 people are still living in temporary housing in japan. the local japanese community will hold a remembrance ceremony for the victims at 2:00. it will take place at japantown's peace plaza which is located at buchanan and post streets. >> another california kidnapping survivor was honored this weekend. at the awards which honor women who display leadership and courage. oprah received the lifetime leadership award but instead of talking about herself, they honored jaycee dugard who received the inspiration award. she was kidnapped when she was 11:00 and held captive for 18 years near antioch.

she told her story to diane sawyer on 20/20. oprah congratulated for her bravery and described how her struggle has had an impact of people all over the world. >> a unique program has helped women to transform resumes and their lives. it's giving them a future many thought was not possible. here is karina rusk. >> this construction training program comes with a couple of twists. it's not designed just for women but women with records. trying to turn their lives around. andrea has spent half of her life locked up. >> i try to make decisions now. my choices are so much better. i think twice about everything i do. >> one big decision was breaking free of her drug addictions, signing up for this program is another. the group working partnerships along with santa clara county

women's policy is using the grant money for pre-training. goal is to get 12 women into good paying construction jobs, moving them from being a tax burden to a tax payer. >> it gives us an opportunity to be ours to learn how to do something different that is going to better ourselves and our family and our children. >> this five day boot camp with hands-on training in livermore is one element of the work force preparation. this eight week program is classroom construction with a variety of professionals giving these students the skills they need to succeed in any industry. >> reporter: the curriculum focuses on how to get a job and big a good employee. there is a healthy dose of motivation. >> there are people that want to be productive in our society. they have a huge skill base. if you look at who they are and work with. >> building trades are looking

for qualified women and there is no question she inspiring new recruits. >> i didn't have the direction or guidance and now i'm getting that. i feel luke it's great learning. >> some jobs could take the graduates to new heights. >> carolyn: lisa argen and her computer getting quite a workout. >> lisa: we have a lot going on. maybe not right now in your neighborhood but the week ahead featuring lots of rain, some snow and wind. right now the roof camera are s looking at coit tower, a little rain in the north bay. come back and i'll tell us forecast. >> a seven-year-old boy whose remarkable determination is helping him wage the fight of his life.

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call or click today. >> carolyn: higher food and gas prices is making it tough for food banks to feed the country. one of the biggest is second harvest-foot food bank in san jose. as vic lee reports, they are now asking for your help. >> nick comes to this pantry three times a week. it helps feed his family. both he and his wife lost their jobs. they say there are more people here than ever. >> i see more people in line. i see it one time last week. >> demand is rising, so are food costs, it's getting harder to feed the hungry. kathy jackson runs the bank that serves the peninsula and bay. >> basic commodity prices have escalated. >> it's up 25%. eggs up 24%. beans are 17% higher. the price of peanut butter is up

a whopping 60%. >> on some lower income families hard something as base can as peanut and butter julie sandwiches. >> peanut butter and beans were substituted but they have become too expensive. food bank is being hurt by higher gas prices. >> that impacts our ability to operate our fleet of 15 trucks up and down the peninsula to deliver the food we need to deliver. >> reporter: bob gregory is picking up food for st. justin's church in santa clara. he, too, has noticed a dramatic increase of people in lines. >> there are lot of people that want to work but there is no work scloor they don't charge soup kitchens or pantries so they can't pass along the rising costs. what they are worried about is having enough food in this warehouse to feed the hinge debris come spring.

-- hungry this spring. >> carolyn: lisa argen is talking about what is in store. >> lisa: softball and baseball season, we have had 70-degree weather. several disturbances will provide rain that we have not seen all season long. golden gate bridge, cloudy skies and a little bit of light rain to the north and east. also from sutro camera. you see the afternoons looking down on the golden gate bridge and also the lower clouds. this front not much left of it. here is a look at live doppler hd. smattering of rain down to santa rosa. we do have snow up to 80 and way to sierra nevada, some rain through vacaville. further south over 4 right here, maybe a stray shower and then further into marin county, looking at highway 1, some wet

weather from point reyes to sea ranch and down to larkspur, a few light showers out there. as it continues to limp along and fall apart, a little moisture in place throughout the morning hours. it could bring out a few showers. 48 in fremont and winds have been breezy and higher elevations, 20-25 mile-an-hour winds. that will be the trend for the week ahead. we are going to see several systems bring breezy winds, pretty good rain right through the weekend. spring arrives next monday. cool and showers in parts today but most of you won't see much at all. this front is very weak. we're going to see an area of low pressure instead of the high that low is going to allow several pieces of energy to fly south. first one here takes us through the noon hour. then the chance of showers right

on through the afternoon in the south bay. not going to see much but we will see a few flakes of snow in the sierra nevada. a little break comes our way to begin the workweek on monday. by tuesday we're talking about more rain headed our way. here is where the heavier rain comes in. tuesday morning commute, 8:00, sonoma county, pushing into marin county, moderate rain, santa cruz mountains and throughout the rest of the afternoon and in to wednesday, still rain. focus, heaviest will be in the north bay, but this is just one of the systems. in fact the actual low moves down over the bay by the end of the week. that is going to provide thunderstorms, much colder air, low snow levels and more rain. 45 in the northern sierra today. 60s at our coast. low 50s in los angeles. definitely cooler around much of the state. winter storm watch into tuesday night, that should be upgraded to winter storm warning as it

gets closer. 10-20 inches at lake level. gusty winds up to 60 miles an hour. 58 in san jose. so mostly dry from the south bay to the central coast with temperatures just a little bit warmer there. few peeks of sun and slight chance of showers tomorrow and here comes the windy, wet pattern with maybe some thunderstorms by the end of the week. unfortunately, st. patrick's day looks wet but that never matters for the parade. [ laughter ] >> the party afterwards, thank you very much. if you are a parent you know the worry that comes with having a sick child especially a serious illness. that is what a local family is facing. as wayne freedman reports, they are getting much more support than they ever imagined. >> you are looking at one of the best times in life. the innocence of youth, the passion of an organized sport like bmx racing.

>> he loves it more than anything else in life which is really quite revealing. 24 hours earlier he was actively fighting for that life awaiting two big khaem chemotherapy injections. >> leukemia. >> it came about all of a sudden. >> for luke's father and mother, there are no easy answers to the question of why. >> initially it is shock, heartbreak. >> replaced by determination to endure the treatment at lucille packard children's hospital. they are getting support from all places, very same races they try to hard to win every weekend. >> they say luke's lemons.org. they sell them at every racing event. >> i have one that is 12.

>> last weekend they held the first in a series of five races to help raise money that contributes to cancer research in general. it has galvanize this had community. >> if not for luke, this racetrack may have one-third of the number of people here today. >> it's been aggressive part of the sport, not for the faint of heart. >> at least thee they appreciate luke is overcoming the adversity. >> they say luke can't compete in an actual race but he can attend and watch. they honored luke by asking him to lead the parade. >> he a passionate child. doctors told us at the beginning that his stubbornness is going to make him better. >> his treatment will take three

years, but as the bmx community helps fund research, they also help him. last weekend they raised $7,000. >> awesome! >> to say thank you. i don't know if it's overwhelming. it's unbelievable. >> in trials like these, it's good to have a family behind you. >> we are all to help him fight for his life. >> luke has a big one. from napa, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." if you would like a schedule of upcoming races and link to the website, go to "abc 7 news" and click see it on tv. >> don't go away, "7 on your side" is next. >> what you need to know if an unauthorized charge shows up on

your phone bill.

sometimes the bills we have to pay can be confusing. many of us don't even look at them. michael finney tells us about one customer who paid the price. >> got a package for a phone with no -- >> david looks over his bill

from verizon wireless. he regrets not looking eight looking at it closely. david discovered he was being billed $30 with a phone with no internet access. >> we have multiple phones on the plan. my wife has two flip phones and i have a data plan on my phone. somehow, two data packages got thrown in there. >> it turns out he has been paying the unauthorized charge for 16 months. he complained to his local verizon store. >> they felt it was a charge that was justified, that we should have looked at the bill six months earlier and brought it to their attention then. >> he then complained to customer service. >> the guy that helped me, you spent about $12,000 with verizon over the course of your enrollment. i said, you should be able to work this out for a $500 charge.

>> so david contacted "7 on your side" and here is what we found out from the california public utilities commission. >> telephone companies have 30 days to respond to complaints who have unauthorized charges. they must show proof of the authorized charge or credit the disputed charge in any associated late charge or penalties. >> he did the latter after we contacted him. >> it's great. >> verizon told us by e-mail we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused him and we appreciate "7 on your side" bringing this issue to our attention. verizon encourages its customers to monitor their accounts through its verizon tool on its website. >> i'm happy with verizon service, just the billing department needs work. >> if you have a consumer problem, e-mail me by going to abc7news.com.

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>> carolyn: check out the winning numbers from super lotto plus. mega number was 19. no one got all six so wednesday's jackpot climbs to than estimated $11 million. >> in theaters this weekend big sci-fi action film john carter. it's based on book released hundred years ago last month. don sanchez has his review on the aisle. >> you are ugly but you are beautiful. >> john carter is a civil war

soldier who weinz up on mars. there is a turf war going on. next thing you know, it's like roman times. that has more emotion. there is a romance with the princess of mars. >> and there is a something, creature called a wulla that provides the film's humor. it captured the imagination with of the producer when he was younger. >> it was a timeless adventure and found and thrill. so i tried to be honest with myself and hopefully that captures enough for everybody. >> the film cost a lot and but he remains cool. >> of course, it's always nerve-racking. you want everybody to like it

and you hope they all come so you can go do it again. >>. >> this film has universal apeel for the 12-year-old boy in all of us. sometimes it's confusing when we don't know which of the creatures are good ones and bad ones. it's like a star wars for a new generation. be prepared for this, and wulla, half lizard and half dog. this film isn't as exciting as solar flares but i'll still give it half bucket. >> so lisa argen is here not talking movies but maybe movie weather. >> that is right. >> right now, live doppler 7-hd shows just a little light rain to the north of us. it's raining in santa rosa and

towards bolinas. chance will continue in the afternoon. sunshine but don't get too used it to. wet windy weather lasts through next weekend. >> it's about time. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. our next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. keep track of latest breaking news at twitter. have a good week everyone.