>> we found a gun in the vehicle. >> a surveillance video shows a white toyota slamming into the front of the store on the corner of 21 is the street and south vanness. a passenger was killed and so was a 26-year-old, walking past the store to catch the bus. >> the victim's sister told us it hurts. she says i saw him on the 31 and i would never again, see him. >> a friend told us he is one of seven children, a close-knit family. people in this spanish speaking neighborhood started to bring candles to honor

victims. >> i felt for everybody. not only people that got killed but the ng young man that did it. he has to live, knowing what he did. >> morales is now at county jail. you the drr of the white car is recovering. his condition upgraded from critical condition to seriousqét >> leanne, thank you very much. we're going stay in the city for just a moment. you're about to see a videotape of a man who robbed a woman, then killed her dog, roxy, threw the dog into traffic in front of her. vick? >> it was a truly senseless crime, shocking to say the least. it's a story that touched a lot of our viewers and police officers as well. so... they released a security video, hoping you can help.

to commit a crime is bad enough to. kill a victim's little pet, it's a case of incomprehensible, even to police officer who's have seen it all. >> it will be rewarding helping the victim put closure in this case. >> the officer showedh& a security camera video of the assailant after reportedly killing the 12-year-old dog. >> it's a very short individual grow first in realtime, then, slow mo. but he hopes someone will recognize the man and call police. and he kaults it terrible and senseless. >> any person that owns an animal there is a tight bond. and not only for the animal to be laid to rest but to see the death of yourç[fp own animal is very traumatic.

>> senseless, horrific. the owner spoke to us but did not want her identity revealed for fear of retaliation by the attacker. the woman was driving in the tender loin on friday. sh stopped to look for a misplaced phone. >> i got out of my car and walked2> the woman went to the passenger side of the car, roxy in the front seat. the assailant grabbed her by the jacket. >> rifld through her clothes, stole money. noticed there was a dog barking inside on the passenger seat he looked at me with a blank look on his face and he said "i'm going to kill your dog". he put roxy over his head and threw her into traffic. >> roxy had to be put to sleep. the injuries so severe from being thrown.

reward we've had calls from viewers offering thousands to help solve this kaichls we've posted the surveillance video on our web site. >> a sad day in a health care firm. employees learned this morning of a tragic death of one co-worker. a 59-year-old died on new year's day trying to rescue his wife can z.dog. they were walking along the shore line. when the couple and dog was hit by a sneaker wave. he was director of finance at pacific business group he was killed by what is known as a sneaker wave. come out of nowhere, unexpected and hard to predict. >> at this place, these waves and pounding can be

irresistible. it's not uncommon for people to spend the day here, mesmerized by the waves. ehh i love the mist. that is just, i look down this way. the mist makes rainbow color autos there is a fine line between beauty and tragedy because the surf is dangerous no. one knows that better than the fire crew who's come here much too often performing rescues. >> i would say there is usually several incidents in the year. >> the captain was here yesterday when what should have been a new year's walk on the beach for charlie and lisa and their dog ended in tragedy. witnesses describe one of the rogue sneaker waves that caught the family off guard. then, charlie followed to rescue them. a wave hit him. within a minute charlie disappeared have fr view. experts describe north beach as being dangerous because there is a leading edge of the west coast. there is nothing between here and the gulf of alaska.

nothing to slow down high-speed, high-energy waves. they arrive in sets, unpredictable. >> the coast guard estimating 10-12 feet on the sets. so waves looked like up to 15 feet. >> it took four hours for crews to find the remains. often, they find nothing. lisa quaid provided family photos to abc 7 news but prefered to not be interviewed. her husband was 59 years old. alt north beach in marin county abc 7 news. a. >> water pipe nose match for freezing temperatures. five water mains burst this morning. one underneath west jackson street it and flooded the area. it also made a mess of the morning commute. crews work nonstop to fix the main. it's more than 50 years old. they blame cold and aging

infrom a structure. >> rain that's we had in the last two storms played a role. we had a cold spell that contributed to the problem. >> that is just one of3,zz many breaks in the east bay. there is one on mount diablo street. berkeley had two. and crews in oakland fixed a 4n view drive. >> we're talking about water it should not be, tonight leaders are hoping they convinced the state to help solve a flooding problem there. all rain we've had around christmas pushed creek over its banks and into homes. we're live to explain the plan. >> east palo alto is worried it can't ford to wait to repair the levy. do nudging and the next storm could do more damage. christmas eve, a gift they

didn't want. waters at the creek rose to the third highest level in record history flooding seven homes and damaging levies, streets and other properties. the public property pegged damage at $2.7 million. >> there is a trend because of the gradual erosion we have seen. it's now affecting the road and bridge. so it has potential to break at some point. >> the city felt it will move tomorrow on a pro clammation, the first step to request disaster funds. east palo alto current budget operating a $372,000 deficit. the city would pick up remaining 25%. but there is no indication. >> money is tight. we'll have to acquire towards our budget to dip into reserves in order to make repairs. we have to make sure thatì can

be with the residents being safe. x thousand residents live in the flood plain. >> we're prepared to evacuate people. working with the school district and their buses. and with american red cross for shelter. hopefully that, won't happen. but we want to be prepared. >> the city has done its home work, documenting damage to pump stations. there is a long range plan to address flooding by a joint powers authority but short >> if they're in the same areas it's something we're working with them on to make sure everything done compliments long term activities. >> the east palo alt know city council meets at 7:30 and will vote on a companion measure to extend a moratorium in the flood zone. in east palo alto, david louie,

abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> you know, we haven't had rain lately but there has been a series of frigid mornings >> yes. spence yes, good news on the sierra. >> frigid is not an overstatement. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. cold conditions we've had overnight, here is a look at early morning low temperatures readings. temperatures dropping to 26 degrees. 28 in napa. 27 in fairfield. 28 in livermore, and numerous locations hit lows into low 0s so it was frigid around the bay area. looks like another cold night, maybe not quite this cold. talking about snowó%pne pack. here is video. taking a measure of our snow pack today this, is at echo summit. good news is that all across the state snow pack is well above the normal levels. at this time, last year, we'll only at 19% of the normal

level snow pack state wide. you can see we're at 134%, which is above average. and in various location as above average snow pack levels. there is no snow pack deficit right now. >> spencer. >> and there is more still to come on abc 7 news at 6:00 no why the online game make jer having a tough time scoring. >> governor brown's plan he claims will improve

governor is about to announce one of the most significant changes in decades and how california funds education. abc$ 7 news reports that it will change the way that many special programs are paid for and the plan is already as you can imagine, drawing critics. >> in a bid to give districts more local control and boost funding for schools with low income andk-?t nonenglish speakg students, governor brown plans to change maybe even eliminate what is called is category funding restricted money the state gives to¡ schools that must be spent on certain programs like adult education and smaller class sizes. 56 categories costing nearly $12 billion a year. >> analogy is that if you buy a pencil, with money out of one program, you better not be catching a kid using it inside another program. >> under the new formula,

education finance advisor says california public schools will get the same funding and would only get more if there is a large number of kids in poverty and or, students who don't speak english. some studies show it's more expensive to educate those groups but this comes at the expense of afluent areas to pay for it think sthag urban districts are going to be the ones that win big. >> critics say wait a minute. the goal of giving more money is good, telling school districts they don't have to spend on certain programs could lead to no program at all. to ease cuts, the state lifted restrictions on a couple category funds, adult education eliminated and money to limit class size in younger grades spent else wr. leading to crowded class rooms up and down the state. >> state has an obligation to make sure that the school

districts are making the best decisions possible. that means having this in place. >> it's a real challenge. do you belief in local controls? let local school boards make that decision or not? do you trust them to do right thing? >> more of the plan expected to be unveiled next week when releasing his budget proposal that will have an easier time passing as a budget bill than a legislative bill. >> the city will begin issuing identification cards the card can also double as a debit card. opponents say it legitimizes illegal immigrants and undermines federal law. oakland mayor doesn't see that it way. >> this nation is way overdue for immigration ry?u3ñ these people who have been here decades, i mean most agree should have pathway to being able to live here with dignity.

>> the id cards will be available beginning february 1. oakland expects to issue 6,000 of them during the first year of the program. >> trouble continues for san francisco based zynga. the makers of farmville. abc 7 news reports tonight, the company is giving the axe to almost a dozen games, and some of the employees who worked on them. >> that theme music is the sound track to indiana jones adventure world game. half a million active users. it's free to play if you don't mindnxá& spamming friends. number of users paying them money. it's free marketing and it doesn't pay bills. with the company not bleeding money, indiana jones joining

10 other games that are getting the axe. >> this is in huge trouble. >> the editor in chief says unlike a retail game,(á/ó zynga spends money maintaining games after being released. >> this has to be updated. they're adding new things for pointers to go get. they have to build those things. >> so if players aren't spending shu says zynga is losing money. all freshly discontinued despite an outcry from player that's want them back. >> a quick survey ofpi gamers will tell you everything you need to know about why it's pulling the plug on the games. >> do you play on the phone? >> yes. >> more about the phone. >> five months ago,÷-, zynga's ceo admitted they've struggled. >> we've spent years trying to

figure out the right formula for crossover between web and mobile. >> they would only talk to us on background today, they referred to us on part of the earnings call. part of the forma is focusing on the phone. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> all right. it's cold out there. goitsing to stay that way. >> stop shivering since this morning. just as we saw. it's going to be cold again. here is a live view from our camera. looking down on the bay, portion of the bay bridge there. it's a clear evening around the bay area right now. as you can see on life doppler 7 hd. an indication of the absence of clouds around bait area. temperatures 28 degrees, we've got temperatures into 40s in inland locations. around the bay, 46 at redwood

city. 49 in fremont. these are the features clear cold again tonight. a little milder the next few and there is a slight chance of showers. so overnight tonight, with an spare of air alert in effect until midnight we'll have low temperatures dropping into upper 20s in places like napa and santa rosa. a low of 28, 29 in concord. and low 30s in other locations. despite the spare the air alert at midnight we're being asked not to burn wood tomorrow to keep air quality as good as we can help it to be. a large area of high pressure right now remaining strong. it will continue to do so as we follow the forecast man maigs againing at 7:00 this evening. some energy and moisture gogt north into pacific northwest. front falls for us, meaning

mainly sunny skies here in the bay area tomorrow. so let's get down to business in the south bay. sunny skies and milder tomorrow. high temperatures upper 50s for the most part. 59 in campbell. on the peninsula, mid to upper 50s. highs of 57 in redwood city and menlo park. 54 on the coast and pacifica. 58 on the coast at half moon bay. downtown san francisco, a high of 56 tomorrow. 54 in the sunset district. milder in the north bay. highs reaching up to 57. mid-50s most other north bay locations. mid-50s on the east bay. neeft bay, 58 in oakland. union city. inland east bay will be cooler than that. highs into mid-50sçzg . 56 in danville and mild weather down near monterey bai. highs of 61 in watsonville and monterey. 60s in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast.

dry days coming our way. mild weather through the weekend. mild afternoons. a few more clouds over the weekend. than we have now. a slight chance of showers will be with us on sunday. it looks slight. we don't expect this to be a big rain event at all. >> terrific, thank you. >> still to come the crash landing of a plane

police asking for the public's help to identify two

bank robber that's conspired to rob a bank of the west. the man apparently went up to a teller and demanded money. he got away with an undisclosed amount. the woman in the bank at the same time. police say she was helping him. >> an investigation is underway now after a small plane was forced to make a hard landing then burs into the flames. two people managed to escape the plane, uninjured no one else was inside or hurt. this happened just about two hours ago at lorj las vague yags yas airport. the fire destroyed the plane. >> an oil drilling ship that ran aground is showing signs or no signs, rather of leaking fuel. the royal dutch shelled monday in the gulf of alaska. crew as board two aircraft that's flew over the scene report the ship's hull has not been preached. >> well, we didn't fall off

the fiscal cliff but we're in the out of trouble, just yet. coming up next a deadline for lawmakers what they did to help tax pay qlers sh -- payer as void alternative minimum tax. >> for me, disappointing and disgusting to watch. >> the fee yaus being overfunding for super storm sandy relief. new jersey governor taking aim at his party. >> december's gun buying spree and the staggering number of [ woman ] ring. ring.

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last night's last minute agreement toó=uow extend bush ea tax cuts set up another confrontation between congress and the white house. mark matthews is here with what is ahead and also a talked about step last night to help wealthier taxpayer autos they put off action on the spending cut portion of the fiscal cliff. they're going to take cuts up in about two months from now, just about the time we'll hit the next debt ceiling. republicans prom yilgs a big fight over that. tonight a little pro vision in the deal that affects something called alternative minimum tax. congress instituted the tax in 1969 to go after millionaire adds voiding income taxes by claiming big deduction autos this was common. you can get into leveraged ky= very]c-k?ms

>> so last night, whenc1]c congress passed tax cuts there was a pro vision to amt accounting for inflation. to e]8ain the impact they showed me a tax return for someone making $150,000 a year. >> this person is single, he's

over that amount. >> our taxpayer still got hit with the amt. and the new adjustments didn't seem to be that big of a deal. >> i don't think it is. a few people will benefit in percentage terms but it's not a big deal. >> so if you've been caught in the bin in past years well, you'll likely be back there. congress tweaked amt. they didn't fix it. >> thank you very much. mark matthews reporting. the fiscal cliff compromise, dow jones climbed to its biggest gain dins since december 2011. >> there is outrage from the governors of new york and new jersey after a pro pose yl for federal relief funds was shelfed in congress last night. it's been mer than two months since the storm wrecked homes, businesses and public properties throughout the northeast, new jersey governor

chris christie criticized leadership for what he says is politics taking precedent over people trying to recover from the storm. >> everything is a subject of oneupsmanship. everything is a potential piece of bait for political game. and it's just, it's why the american people hate congress. >> house speaker john boehner said the bill will be the first order of business when new congress is sworn in, tomorrow. >> the united nations now estimates that more than 60,000 people have been killed in syria's 21-month-old uprising. opposition activists vift?g-2 groups estimated death toll at more than 45,000 this, is the first time the un estimate was higher. the un human rights chief called this truly shocking and calling on international community now, in particular the un security council to help stop the blood shed it will be a big day tomorrow in newtown, connecticut.

children of sandy hook elementary return to school for the first time since the dqfépwer 14th massacre. they will not be returning to old campus, staff and volunteers spent winner break moving into a school renamed sandy hook. they tried to create the campus, putting desks and supplies where kids are used to seeing them, teachers skpairnts students tour that had new campus today. >> they're coming in. so excited to see teachers and this -- students completes a circle. that is what is missing right now. get lg students back. >> the former principal came out of retishlt to oversee the school. counselors will be on hand. 20 first graders, a principal and five others were killed by the gunman who then killed himself. >> number of fbi background checks for americans to purchase a gun set a record in december, following that connecticut school shooting. the fbi conducted mer than 2.7

million background checks last month alone. for the year, 19 million checks made. that also appears to be a record high. president says he will push for new gun control legislation. >> the governor of pennsylvania chastised ncaa today before suing the organization for sanctioning penn state after the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal saying the association overstepped its authority with the harsh penalties. penn state agreed to a $60 million fine and a four year bowl game ban for the university's football program. >> the sanctions are an attack on the past. present and future students of penn state. as governor of this common wealth i will not stand by and let it happen without a fight. >> ncaa says it was disappointed by the lawsuit, penn state fine forward ignoring claims against the form year sis stant football coach who was convicted of 45

counts of child sex abuse while at the school. >> still to come at 6:00, michael finney on the demands being made by homeowners for solar panel autos what they're planning to do if

looks like water rates could be go be up for some east bay residents. the board of directors could

vote ochb a plan to raise water rates by 3.5%. officials say more money is needed if this is aproufed average single family president dents can expect to pay.$27 per month. the public hearing is set to begin at 7:30. >> 7 on your side is hearing complaints from a lot of homeowners who have solar panel autos many say they're paid too little for the power they feed to the grid.> sounds like a case for michael finney. >> there is more folks than you know. 150,000 customers have solar panels and power off sets their bills however, many producing much more than they use. by law, their credits wiped out at the end of the year. so,? say that is a give away and now, they're plugging in more appliances in an effort to use up energy.

>> mary makes good use of the sun that beats down on her house, she's producing power for her house and someone else's too. >> this is thinking about advertising someone with an extension cord. >> her neighbor has 16 solar panels cranking out more than they uses. >> whatever surplus we had, we just signed it over to pg&e. without a thank you. >> previously i told you about henry from pell peta luma that feed to the power grid, too. >> this doesn't seem fair to me. >> however, pg&e says it isn't making money from selling that excess solar power. >> there is a decoupling between electric use and our profit. it's not well understood. >> by law, homeowners can generate their own solar power

if thoe produce more, credit on the bill is wiped out at the end of the year. a new state law good z give a small payment, about four cents per kill yo watt hour. >> i think they're stinky about it. >> this solar panel produced extra 1600 kilowatts enough to power another house three months. for that, she received $57. hairy's system got about $10. ? a different route. >> would be smarter just to use our electricity rather >> alan devoured his surplus, cut down the gas bill. >> well there, is a lot of resentment. >> state assemblyman tells 7 on your side he's hearing from

unhappy customer autos people felt if they're generating more power than they're using and not gettingxbl anything for it, that this is a wind fall to pg&e. >> however, pg&e says they do get paid based on spot market price autos idea you're giving ate way is inaccurate. you're paid that spot rate the same as purchasing that electricity anywhere else oo. the bill provides that payment. he says he intended for folks to get more. >> i would like to at least double, if not triple amount they're currently getting. nobody is going to get rich but that would be at least a meaningful incentive. >> he says some are thinking like alan instead of taking a small pay they're pay. ies

were higher rates for the rest of the ratepayers to cover costs. still, they want poll says encouraging more solar. >> there are too many ynz it's a good thing, makes us more energy independent, less relia÷=ue÷ on far flung sources. >> pg&e says 7% of the cherz are producing surplus power, boys could not say how much energy they're supplying to the grismd however, a public utilities commission report says homeowners in 2009 added five giga watts to the grid about enough to power a thousand homes for one year. >> that is impressive. >> thank you. >> sure. >> money matters a research firm predicting a big year for u.s. auto makers. the firm expects sales3mí to re 7% topping 15s million vehicles thanks to a strong economy. and more new models available. avis is buying skpip car.

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secretary of state clinton is back home tonight after treatment for a potentially deadly blood clot. secretary clinton stepped into a van joined by her[hnñ husband, former president bill clinton. secretary had been in the new york city hospital since sunday, doctors found a blood clot in her head. the state department says clinton had been keeping in touch with staff, reviewing paper work while in the hospital. andñprç and the president nominated john kerry to replace her. >> democrats say common sense could prevent those lines from forming in the first place. as a founder of a fashion eye wear company, she wants to keep up her youthful image. >> smaller wrinkles i guess. i'm trying to maintain my skin. >> she's doing everything she can to help her zane age

gracefully. >> i exfoliate my skin. i use a moisturizer. and this help autos besides protecting against the sun which the dermatologist says is key there are more trick autos then, topical retinoids that help thicken the skin. you can use enzyme scream autos she says avoid sleeping face down if you can. >> they come in for consultation they'll have deeper folds on one side of the face, lines here on the forehead. >> central heating and air conditioning can dry the skin. recommending a humidify skbrer avoid using straws too often. clean items like cell phones and exercise regularly. weight gain with trigger reactions that weaken

collagen. >> maintaining a healthy body reflects on the skin. >> this is helping her put her best face forward z the doctor says yo-yo dieting can help age skin because of the sagging of the skin. >> updating the forecast. it's cold as you know. >> yes. frosty. >> it's going to stay frosty this, is a time lapse view of the sunset from our camera. a beautiful view of the sunset there. here is a beautiful view of live doppler 7 hd showing cloud free skies. temperatures plummeting to below freezing. state wide, sunny skies, mild in southern california. highs into 60s, cooler up north and wet around you're yeeka. there will be rainfall. here in the bay area, dry

again, mainly sunny. getting milder after a very frosty early morning. looking for highs up to about 60 degrees in santa cruz. that is the start of a milder pattern. follow high temperatures there up to about 60 degrees in locations. on friday, throughout the weekend into next week. the forecast for sunday is slight chance of showers but no significant rainfall expected. >> thank you. >> okay. >> there were huge lines outside of the exploratorium. fans flocked into a museum fr a last visit before sit closed for good. nearly 10,000 people picked them up that. is double than what they expected. exploratorium had been at the palace of fine arts 43 years. the new building on the water front opens april 17th. we've done a lot of reporting

over there a number of times to see frot gres. it will have mobile science demonstrations and various san francisco locations. during the transition you'll be able to see some exhibits. it's really cool. >> it will be exciting. >> and we're just about to review the exciting highlights from stanford's fabulous victory. >> yes. look who is back. >> that is a someone that enjoy that had game. the stanford football team just arrived become in the bay area. warriors in one of the biggest i moved to new york to work in fashion.

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the football team just minutes from returning to campus. cardinals defeated wisconsin yesterday in pasadena. we have video just n stanford

plane arrived about 20 minutes ago. they left l.a. around 5:20 this afternoon. please check your carryi bags they continue to shift. this is a live picture of the team aboard the buses. and our mike shumann is there on abc 7 news at 9:00 and 11:00. >> richard nixon was president the last time they won the rose bowl. >> so proud of the work they're doing this and the way they played together. someone makes a mistake, it's been a running team all year. and our unity our togetherness the way we play together is going to give us a chance to win a football game its been a long time since warriors clippers game had any real significance, clippers in

first place. warriors in second. just three and a half games back. golden state is a pleasant surprise. carrers have a record of 21-10.q$frñ david lee just playing out of his mind averaging 20 points, 11 rebounds. the clippers will come to town as the team to beat these days in l.a.. not the lakersgasx anymore. it's the clips with a 17 game winning streak. mike shumann talks with david lee about that streak ending maybe one night early. >> we watch that had game, and found myself cheering for them. it's a normal feel for me. we're excited to have the guys coming in here playing great basketball. it's business as usual for us. we're going to have a game plan and try to stick to it. >> my 13-year-old goes i want kripers to win. so that you can break the

streak. i'm like, are you kidding me? but it just shows you a fan's perspective. at the end of the day i think of who has the pull down? what team beat that team? i have no clue. so it means nothing at the end of the day. we have to have mentality it's another big game for us. >> intimidating leader. lee words that describe ray lewis today announced he will retire at the end of the season,fmyz. >> everything that starts has to end. my team this will be my last ride. >> lewis played for baltimore 17 seasons. the selection returns for sunday's playoff game against

andrew luck and colts. it's abc 7 sports report brought to you by mercedes-benz. there are very few guys intimidating while standing behind a podium. ray lewis is one of them. you don't want to get him upset. >> he's a real deal. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then a northern california girl faces a serious charges. police say she lipped her paints a micky because they were too strict about computer use. >> then, missing in tahoe. search fr a teenager last seen leaving a new year's eve concert. join us aafter nashville fo. abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. 7 news at 6:00. >> from all of

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