good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. we have breaking news from stanford university. police are telling residents to make sure doors and windows are locked and stay in while officers look for a domestic violence suspect who escaped kiss did. terry mcsweeney is live on the campus with the latest. -- >> reporter: this is where he escaped from 2:00 this morning this is a stand ford police station where a man by the name of scott foster, late 30s, white male was taken arrested

for suspicion of domestic violence. somehow, we don't have details on this, he got away with the handcuffs still on and he's on the loose right now. take a look at pictures we have of the police that all over this campus right now setting up checkpoints here and there, moving check points not only campus police, palo alto, menlo park police and sheriffs' vehicles. he was taken into custody 1:30 how he got away we don't know. he's described as 5'8, 200 pounds, shaved head, sores on his arms. we have information that he has a history of arrests for drugs and weapons. obviously none on him now he was in handcuffs. he was taken to the police department 1:30, escaped at 2:00.

they are not blocking off roads but setting up check points around the campus looking for this individual. again, the word going out to everybody down here is you should lock your doors and windows. a resident on campus. exactly -- doesn't mean he's a student or instructor, just means he lives down here. he could live with his folks, his wife somehow affiliated with the university we don't have that connection nailed down. we know a man by the name of scott foster, is on the loose down here now. police are looking for him. hoping he is still on campus and they've got the perimeter set up to try to make sure that he doesn't get off. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. we'll check back in terry as events more information. developing news out of the north bay police looking for

two inmates who escaped last night from the sonoma county jail in santa rosa. they got over the security fence at the north county detention facility around 9:30 last night. deputies caught a third inmate before he could get way they are identified as 42-year-old and a 22-year-old. if you have information on their whereabouts call police. san francisco police commission a step closer to considering the use of tasters by officers after police chief -- use of tasers by officers. the chief's plan would allow officers that have completed training to be able to use stun guns to deal with the mentally ill. debate triggered by a police shooting two weeks ago when a 32-year-old suspect armed with a box cutter was shot and killed after assaulting a co-worker. the san francisco police department is the only police

agency in the bay area that does not use tasers. >> i'm not asking for the entire police department i'm asking for trained officers. >> you don't know the mental and physical background of the person you are tasing on the street. that can increase the rate of death just as much an officer-involved shooting. >> public hearing and discussion on tasers will be held later this month. same-sex supporters are planning to converge on chick-fil-a restaurants across the nation tomorrow demonstrating by kissing. yesterday there was a huge show of support for chick-fil-a restaurants and traditional marriage. the president ignited controversy when he came out against same-sex marriage it included comments against the chain by mayors of san francisco, chicago and boston. >> i came out because i think it is wrong just because

somebody comes out and voices their opinion that they are scrutinized by mainstream figures by mayors and politicians. >> i see nothing but a long, long line of people who support discrimination and hate and bigotry. >> it was so busy at the chick-fil-a in fairfield it ran out of food and closed around 5:00 after serving 5,000 customers. meanwhile, opposition growing against chick-fil-a's plan to open a new drive-thru restaurant in mountain view, second appeal filed in hopes of overturning a zoning administrator's decision to grand the chain a lease of permits. the appeal is concerned with the traffic impact. people who work and live in the area say they would prefer more pedestrians and bicyclists and fewer cars in the neighborhood. this morning, federal

investigators looking into a chose call involving three us airways planes at reagan national airport. faa says the three commuter planes carrying 192 people were seconds away from colliding in midair tuesday afternoon. officials say bad weather caused controllers to shift the pattern of incoming planes but that information was not passed along. two outbound flights were cleared toward the direction of and coming jet. the planes all reached destinations safely. officials at six flags in vallejo believe the parks superman rollercoaster will reopen in time for this coming weekend. investigators continue to look for why the ride stopped with 12 people aboard. the park hasn't figured out what happened. mechanics got the coaster to roll back into its station carrying the riders with it. the coaster opened in june,

reaches speeds of up to 62 miles an hour. sailing fans will have one less team to root for next year. france's energy team says it will not challenge for the 2013 cup. team leaders say they will continue to sail in the preliminary races. the development means that in addition to the cup's defender oracle racing, the remaining teams are from den, new zealand, italy and korea, sweden. >> american intelligence services can learn something from how they hide technology. 5:08. time for a check of weather with mike. no secrets here, dry this morning. good morning. welcome to thursday 5:08, winds almost nonexistent, calm in santa rosa, novato, mountain view, san jose, livermore.

right now the sea breeze is a little more tame than what we normally see for big cooling trend. that's what we keep an eye on for tomorrow. 7:00 temperatures at the coast 52, mid 50s bay warmest 60 inland by 7:00, noon clouds at the coast everybody else is sunny, rapid warming inland mid 80s, mid 70s lunchtime around the bay upper 50s at the coast, 4:00 sun everywhere. already dropping to 80 by 7:00, 71 around the bay warmest spot an the coast 57. pollen, grass and mold on the high side, moderate tree and ragweed. tomorrow temperatures drop two to four degrees cooling trend, more clouds, more stout sea breeze only mid 80s, inland mid 70s around the bay, 50s to

near 60 at the coast. good morning. i wanted to start with a live shot in san jose, northbound 280 headlights through cupertino. i got off the phone with caltrans the connection ramps reopened early 280 to 85 no closures, 280 good up the peninsula, no problems. we will find heavy traffic this morning with the waze traffic app, westbound 205 tracy very reliable travel spotter reporting heavy westbound 205 as he heads into the altamont pass. already slow early on. no major slow downs elsewhere. we'll keep ed and let you know -- we'll keep you posted and let you know bart, no delays reported. you can start bringing your bike to bart tomorrow during compute hours. ace, caltrain, muni no delays.

nice ride across the san mateo bridge as well. the greatest films of all time. next, the movie made in san francisco that now claims the top spot. investigation into the millions of dollars raised by specialty license plates. some lawmakers want to know if the money is being spent correct eyesore no more. dozens of goats are gone from a north bay home and neighbors have the i-team to thank.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. fed sits on its hands after two days of meeting hinting it is ready to stimulate the economy but not yet likely to move if there is more bad news on job growth or hiring. u.s. market not react much but there were wild swings yesterday caused by a software glitch. new jersey broker's program suddenly bought and sold millions of shares some stocks soared as much as 300%. conservative tax reform group says the u.s. is one of the few countries that taxes medals and cash won at the olympics as much as $9,000 for each win. i'm rob nelson. redwood-based oracle says it will appeal a judge's

ruling. a judge ruled that oracle broke a deal with hewlett-packard by announcing it would stop making new software for a server. the ruling requires oracle to keep providing software. hp could ask for half a billion dollars. oracle lost another big suit when eight accused -- google of misusing its software in may. congress has only five months to act in tax cuts what is holding them up is the ran refusal to have the top two percent pay their fair share. they voted wednesday to extend bush era tax cuts. they agree on extending for middle americans most democrats and the obama administration insist the cuts should not apply to the wealthy. california's 20-year-old specialty license plate program facing first independent audit. lawmakers requested the revie

after an investigation found little oversight of the 250 million dollars raised. the state had taken in three million dollars raised by a memorial plate created in honor of victims of the september 11th, terror attacks. this morning, we have a follow-up to an i-team investigation in rural sonoma county residents of the private estates section have been complaining for years about goats and junk on their neighbor's property. when calls for help went unanswered by sonoma county government officials they called the i-team. and they are getting results. under a plea agreement the owner agreed to the goats or risk the county seizing the animals. the i-team was at the house yesterday when animal control went to the property, expecting to remove more than 50 gets and other animals. but the couple who live at

property had already moved the goats to and you known location. animal control did remove one llama. >> the nuisance was too great. the fact they got rid of them, great i hope they keep 'em in good health and adequately confined. >> it is wonderful. maybe we'll get back to normal again live in a nice area again. >> the goats are gone but there's still a lot of junk left on the property. neighbors hope the next step is removing what is left. we know we spend a lot of time with e-mails. a july business magazine has quantified it. it says 28% of our time is now spent -- reading and answering e-mail, two hours and 14 minutes a day, e-mail consumes 78 days of work. that does not take into account our e-mail at home. for decades, movie critics rated citizen cane as the top

movie all time. >> alfred hitchcock's vertigo has taken over-the-top spot. -- taken over the top spot vertigo was filmed in locations around san francisco and go mixed reviews when it was released in 1958. >> citizen cane slipped to second after holding the top spot for the past 50 years. the reason behind its decline is not known. 5:18. we want to thank some of the people helping foster kids by liking us on facebook. linda l from san francisco, marco w of san jose and from san francisco debbie b.

you can help as well just like abc7 news on facebook one dollar will be donated to the sleep train dream campaign. >> michael n is here with your forecast. >> thank you eric t. >> no problem. >> gang's all here. what have you got? >> spill the beans boy! 5:19, clouds a little more widespread than yesterday notice how thin they are that's why live doppler is showing dryness even over san francisco as we were looking down from sutro tower, nothing going on as far as wetness. hopefully the clouds will stay away from sfo like they did yesterday. still 60 antioch and livermore, 50s for the rest of us. low to mid 50s more fog around the monterey bay. sunny afternoon, hot inland today. for tomorrow, fog around the coast and the bay clear inland

and sea breezes come in this weekend. for today, live more seven degrees above average high of 95. oakland 73, san francisco 67. today typical day in those neighborhoods one degree cooler in san francisco, 67. let's take a look at spread, big time spread from 60 in pacifica as we head towards the bay oakland will have 73 and then you jump into the east bay valleys up to 97°. let's give you more cities, first in the south bay, temperatures mainly in the low to mid 80s we could have 87 in los gatos mid to upper 70s peninsula low 60s coast. sausalito 72, 80s throughout the north bay valleys, near 100 in ukiah today.

inland low to upper 90s. low to upper 80s morgan hill, gilroy, hollister. 73 in santa cruz. tonight clouds around the bay and coast drizzle possible along the coast as each morning the marine layer is going to get thicker and more moisture laden that's why we are going to see it turn into a sea breeze event over the weekend temperatures drop 12° inland. a little warmer next week closer to average. hope you have a great day. still looking great on freeways no major trouble one accident on the shoulder didn't cause slowing this is westbound 80 for headlights through berkeley down to the bay bridge. more cars on the road, not slowing anyone. bay bridge toll delay-free. golden gate bridge pretty easy ride across the span, no problems with visibility.

we saw slowing on westbound 205 out of tracy now the slowing is starting to move as well into the altamont pass, westbound 580. it could be due to a car shoulder that was reported by a traffic spotter a few minutes ago. it is heavy, 43 miles an hour. in some spots slower, another traffic spotter reported a complete standstill. you can always download our free app, abc7news.com/waze. 5:22. next, the uc berkeley star who is bringing home gold from the london olympics. special cause that is bringing wheel of fortune star here you go little man.

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good morning. this morning uc berkeley celebrating one of the most dramatic races in olympics history. former cal swimmer nathan adrian -- wins the gold. that adrian's first individual gold. he joins the last american to win the event in 1988. here's your medal count. china and the u.s. neck-and-neck in total medals, china still leads the way in the gold. she famous for turning letters on wheel of fortune this morning she will be in oakland helping turn around a community at the recreation center this morning as part of the rebuilding together

program. it is a joint effort between wheel of fortune and maxwell house to help revitalize neighborhoods. she will talk about the money raised and help plant a garden. nation's hot new new we are couple is a member of the kennedy clan and pop store. taylor swift and conner kennedy are apparently dating he is the son of robert kennedy jr. in an interview his grandmother denies she helped hook the couple up. she says the kennedys would be lucky to have the pop tar in the family. -- the pop star in the family. we continue to follow breaking news on the stand ford campus where police are searching for domestic violence suspect. plus, we take you to the frontlines of a wildfire that shutdown a stretch of i-5. latest on a fatal accident that shutdown part of an east

bay freeway overnight. high temperatures are summer like from 60s along the coast in san francisco, 70s along the bay shore inland 80s to mid 90s in the east bay valleys, hot in high plains into the midwest, st. louis 101. 80s and 90s along the east coast. 69 seattle, 74 portland. still at this hour, a lot of green major airports which means they are running on time. you can see all of our regional and major airports in california also on time. abc7news.com any time you need our flight tracker at the

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thanks for joining us on this thursday morning i'm eric thomas. i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. breaking news out of stanford police looking for a domestic

violence suspect who escaped custody. terry mcsweeney is live with the latest details. >> reporter: more police are being called in on to and around the stanford campus trying to find this person who escaped in handcuffs from the back of a police car about 2:00 this morning. take a look at the suspect, this is 37-year-old scott ter. -- scott foster. he escaped from a police car 2:00 this morning. he was arrested for domestic violence. police know him very well from pryor arrests for drugs and weapons. -- priority rays for drugs and weapons. he was in the back of the squad car got out and ran. they saw him headed towards the el camino side of the campus. the chief told us about the manhunt. >> we have an active perimeter around the campus right now. we are actively looking forehim. we would appreciate if anyone sees him that they call the

police. it is possible he could have remove the handcuffs by now. >> reporter: -- removed the hand cuffs by now. >> reporter: described as 5'8, 200 pounds, white t-shirt, sores on his arm and shaved head. there are concerns if he is not found in the next few hours, that additional security will be brought in for various camps on the campus and daycare centers. right now there's an all-out search involving san francisco, palo alto, menlo park police perimeter trying to get ahold of mr. scott foster who may or may not still be in handcuffs. one last note, the public safety chief says responsible or believed to have assaulted his girlfriend by pulling her hair. but the violence that he has committed in the past has been directed at people he knows, not generally directed towards the public. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news.

5:32. any time, any train. tomorrow, bart will lift ban it keeps bikes off some trains at certain hours an experiment that could have long lasting consequences. amy hollyfield is live with more. >> reporter: this is going to be a controversial one. we are already hearing from some bart riders that don't like this idea. should the bikes stay up here above ground parked or should they be allowed to get onboard the train? bart is going to try an experiment and let the bikes onboard for now. right now bikes are banned during the rush hour morning and afternoon. starting tomorrow bart will let all bikes onboard all day on fridays of this month. this is a trial. bike riders complain they can't take bart because of the bike ban.

concern has been, is there room for bikes? we asked commuters about the idea. >> it will be easier to make life much easier. >> no, a little frustrating tight and sometimes people just leave 'em sitting there and go stan somewhere else and they are falling over and hitting people, annoying. >> reporter: this is just for the month of august. bart will be interviewing people throughout the month to find out if this works. officials point to new york, remember, subways allow bikes they say why can't it happen here? that's what they are going to try to find out. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 5:34. new this morning, all lanes of westbound highway 24 near orinda are open again after a fatal accident involving a motorcycle. a motorcycle and vehicle collided before 2 a.m. and the motorcyclist was killed. he may have been hit by another vehicle after the initial crash. authorities detained a person

at the scene an investigation is underway into what caused the accident. the westbound lanes were closed for about an hour. this morning, san jose police looking for shooters who wounded two men last night. police say the shooting happened before 8:30 near the intersection of warm springs drive the victims two men in their late teens suffered nonlife-threatening wounds names have not been released suspect goes away shooting happened in the neighborhood of single family homes a few blocks from the alum rock youth center. richmond police detectives are asking for the publish's help in finding the killer who beat and sexually -- assaulted an elderly woman. the 82-year-old died tuesday night six months after she was attacked she was found bloodied and barely conscious january 28th. three blocks from the senior apartments where she lived. investigators don't have leads because she never regained consciousness enough to answer

questions. >> i don't go out late when it is dark. always i go with my children. >> the richmond police department is offering a $10,000 reward for information lead together arrest and conviction of whomever is responsible. new report finds south bay has the strongest job market in the country. the mercury news reports jobs related to high-tech and business investment are in high demand and the surge is more widespread. according to the labor department, the number of jobs in the silicon valley increased by nearly 4% in the last fiscal year. the san mateo marin region had the second strongest market in the country, increasing 3.6%. east bay reported only a little more than a 1% increase. there's a health warning for swimmers. east bay regional park district says level of coliform bacteria in the water

at shadow cliffs exceeds state health levels not enough to close recreation at the reservoir near pleasanton swimmers are advised not swallow the water, thoroughly dry off. high bacteria readings are not uncommon after hot weather. northbound lanes of i-5 open north of reading after a raging wildfire closed it for several hours burning near mount shasta. the 500 acre fire erupted around 1:third grid afternoon now 20% contained. -- authorities say 100 other billing ares threatened. there's a -- there's a high to extreme chance the fire will continue to grow. of course our warm temperatures lately have been contribute together fire problem. >> looks like a cool down on the way. coming tomorrow especially

this weekend. reading 100 again this afternoon for those firefighters. lack of precipitation, quiet start i with thicker fog especially along the coast 3/4 mile visibility at half moon bay reducing as we speak some pushing into the east bay shoreline hayward thicker clouds four mile visibility, everybody else okay keeping an eye on sfo, no flight arrival delays announced there nor oakland or san jose. 7:00 most clouds along the shoreline and at the coast, 50s for most of us could be 49 around santa rosa as we head towards noon, temperatures mainly in the 50s along the coast into san francisco, 66 at oakland, 70s around the bay, 80s starting to show up inland by 4:00, 80s 90s in most inland neighborhoods. 60s along the coast into san francisco, clouds start to surge back into the bay, starting around 7:00, 60s and

70s for you, 70s and still a few 80s inland, cooling rapidly once we get to 7:00 with lower sun angle. tomorrow two to four december cooler than today. significant -- two to four degrees cooler than today. good morning. mass transit still off to a good start no major delays reported. you may want to consider mass transit heading to the game later on. ride in the east bay good, no major trouble slowing through the altamont pass on westbound 580 out of tracy. this looks good towards highway 24. westbound 80 through berkeley headlights moving past gilman there was a crash reported there, chp supposed to be at the scene i haven't seen slowing yet it hasn't been reported blocking lanes

eastbound light as well. down to the bay bridge toll pretty much good to go, no metering lights on. right now problem lem-free on the san mateo and dunbar -- problem-free on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. next, hiker clinging to a ledge saved in a dramatic rescue. why toyota is recalling thousands of

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back. toyota an is recalling hundreds of thousands of cars because of a suspension cars, 2006 through 2011 rav 4s uv's if rear suspension nuts are not tightened properly arms can rest and separate. the recall includes 2010 lexus see dances. toyota says it will notify owners by mail. a sheriff says he has never seen anything like it. one of his deputies executed a death defying move to save a hiker. lawrence bishop found himself stranded for two days on dog tooth peak a mountain east of

fresno. bishop was hurt and beginning to lose his grip. bishop thought he was about to fall to his death when half a dozen rescue crews arrived. bishop was trying to grab a rock and started sliding and that is when the deputy sprinted up the side of the mountain, grabbed bishop and pushed him into a safer spot. bishop was taken off the mountain and is expected to recover. he's lucky. >> no kidding. back to the future on health insurance. we'll explain, in the bloomberg business report, next. new information there may have been warning signs about the alleged colorado movie theater shooter. i'm tahman bradley with details, coming up. growing excitement over this weekend's mars landing. where you can see a of the rover right here in the bay area. --

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. welcome back. low to mid 90s sunshine along the bay shore, clouds this morning, 70s to near 80 clouds stubborn at the coast pockets of sun will develop, 60s into san francisco. let's look at live doppler over the last three hours the state is quieter than it was this time yesterday where we still had lingering showers. looks like we are going to be hot just about everywhere from palm springs, fresno,

sacramento, yosemite, 100 to 99 check co-, 85 tahoe, san diego 74, big -- big sur 67. abc news has obtained an exclusive report about james holmes suspected shooter in the colorado movie thee -- theater massacre raising questions about warning signs and whether the university could have or should have taken action. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: this morning, questions about whether there were warning signs before holmes carry out the massacre. abc news has learned the psychiatrist dr. fenton treating holmes at the university of colorado, was also a key member of the school's threat assessment team. these documents uncovered by abc show fenton wrote the university's policy on threat assessment. denver affiliate kmgh reporting that by early june, dr. fenton notified other

members of the team about her concerns about holmes' behavior. on june 10th, three days after holmes bought an assault weapon, the ph.d student suddenly told the university he was quitting. according to what courses say the larger threat assessment team never had a formal meeting and never intervened, thinking they had no control once he left. experts say the exit should have been a led alert. >> that's that's a signal to intensify efforts not walk away. under those circumstances, most well trained threat assessment teams would have gone into action. >> reporter: listen to what the university of colorado chance already claimed earlier this week. >> to the best of our knowledge we did everything that we think we should have done. >> reporter: those words are being challenged. those close to the victims wonder, could this tragedy have been prevented. tahman bradley, abc news. president obama has signed a so-called intelligence finding authorizing covert aid

to syrian rebels the white house has declined to comment on reports cia is helping give aid to rebels. meanwhile, syrian opposition activists say regime forces have swept through neighborhoods south through damascus in a deadly military operation overnight. army forces have killed and realized a number of militants. 5:50. let's see what the weather looks like. saw fog not on the ground on the way in >> it is out there a little more widespread, still thin not causing a lot of problems. pretty dry that's good. live look from mount sutro you can see looking over the fog and over towards mount diablo in the distance. live doppler you will see definitely dry start to the day. no need to worry about any type of precipitation now. i hate that you wash the car and then drive into

san francisco in the mist and drizzle and it gets dirty, sometimes. that's why i just don't wash my car. mid to upper 50s elsewhere around the monterey bay and inland low to mid 50s. sunshine this afternoon with hot temperatures inland that's where it going to be the hottest to be out. coast and bay clouds tomorrow cooler breezes kick in this weekend. 91 concord, 83 san jose, 67 in san francisco, fremont one degree warmer as is oakland 73. santa rosa up to 88 this morning. -- up to 88 this afternoon. clouds retreating from 9:00 until noon back to the coast then you can see holes developing, a little more sun at the coast than yesterday many check out summer spread

60s at the coast, 90s end land. -- inland. east bay valleys, mid up to -- [ unintelligible ] 80 milpitas, 87 los gatos. mid to upper 70s along the east bay shore low 60s at the coast many downtown south san francisco upper 60s with low 70s around sausalito, san rafael 82 mid to upper 80s north bay valleys. monterey bay 65, 73 santa cruz low to upper 80s inland. day game the mets and giants 12:45, 65° under sunny sky up to 69 by the end need sunscreen today. here's a look at what is going to happen tomorrow two to four

degrees cooler another two to eight cooler saturday to sunday, slight warming trend monday through wednesday back to average then. here's frances. a possible major problem for folks out of to the bridge on southbound 680. traffic -- spotter reported major accident there. complete standstill on eastbound 780 getting to southbound 680 heads-up there are reports now that we are hearing about possible police chase that may have ended up in a car fire that will be blocking lanes coming from 780 to southbound 680 many big heads-up for folks helding to the benicia bridge. we'll keep you -- we'll keep you posted, you may want to consider the carquinez bridge as an alternate. we'll bring details as soon as we hear more. we also have problem spots,

one northbound 880 approaching 980 alarm bolder in the -- a large boulder in the left lanes, traffic slow 33 miles an hour through the area you may want to consider 580 moving faster. also, westbound 4 antioch 10 miles an hour, usually slow and go there as you head toward concord. also an accident northbound 17 at the summit started off as a stall now looks like a crash in the left lane. 5:54. labor department just released weekly jobs report. number of people applying for unemployment benefits rose last week to 365,000. insurance companies are making it tougher to get health care coverage. here's jane king. good morning. don't bet on your insurance company covering something they covered last year. some are putting up roadblocks for patients seeking medical

care in an effort to cut costs. insurers are increasing restrictions on which doctors and hospitals you can use and requiring more referrals and prior authorizations. unemployment on the rise in some areas citing the labor department the unemployment rate rose to nearly 90% in large cities in june. meantime, general motors reporting 38% drop in quarterly profit losses in europe were not as bad as projected. stocks did fall yesterday after the fed declined to do more to stimulate the economy. do you prefer going out to eat or drink? its might depend on where you live. east on west coast prefer to dine. people in the heartland prefer to ding, -- prefer to drink. eating towns have more expensive real estate than drinking towns. the only affordable top eating towns are seattle, portland and providence, rhode island.

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. this weekend nasa has a date with mars as the curiosity prepares to land after traveling 125 million miles, the spacecraft carrying the rover will perform a complex landing on the planet's surface. an astro by in mountain view is -- an astro biologist in mountain will be analyzing a laser on top of the rover. >> we can say hey, zoom, zoom, that rock or target is interesting. we should go there and maybe dig. >> curiosity is scheduled to land at 10:31 p.m. on sunday. the rover will spend two years studying whether the area has offered environmental conditions favorable for life. you can see a mock-up of the rover at the explore for yum, the exhibit -- runs until

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>> announcer: right now abc7 news begins with breaking news. good morning i'm eric thomas. and i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >> breaking news you saw at 4:30, we are just getting word police just arrested a domestic violence suspect near the stanford campus. >> terry mcsweeney joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: that came down ten, 15 minutes ago. this man scott foster 37 years of age was spotted walking off campus towards el camino, still in cuffs, still dressed as the description that had been going out suggested, light colored shirt and jean