down. they were killed tuesday afternoon. their memorial service which was scheduled for next thursday has been moved to san jose to accommodate the thousands of mourners who are expected to attend. this morning, police are hoping this woman may have some answers about the killer. sergio quintana has the latest. >> steady stream of people continued their pilgrimage to the san jose police department. >> it shows a lot of community support. a lot of people were affected by this. >> the show of support has been overwhelming. a planned public memorial service next thursday was to be held at kaiser per in an day arena but both venues were deemed too small so they will be held at hp pavilion in san jose. there was mixed reaction from residents. >> the fact that it has to it

was so big it had to be moved, it's awesome. it shows the support the community gives to each other. >> santa cruz officers are back on patrol. their day shift counterparts took over from the sheriff's department and california highway patrol. some officers welcomed the return to service. citizens have been so supportive. it's nice to get back and start serving them again. it's been a rough couple days. >> they are piecing together the events that led to the event opening fire on the detectives. sheriff's department is now looking for theresa johnson. they say she is not a suspect but they want to talk to her because she may have a associated with goulee in the last few weeks. he may go by theresa lamb and she is homeless and anybody that

may know her will contact the santa cruz sheriff's department. the memorial for detective butler and sergeant baker will be held at noon at hp pavilion in san jose. also a scholarship fund has been established in honor of the officer. they have committed $125,000 to that found. if you would like to make a donation, go to our website at abc7news.com, click on see it on tv. it's official, president obama has signed an order authorizing $85 billion in cuts. it could have wide ranging effects. unemployment benefits could be cut and children may be eliminated from certain programs. they are trying to meet a march 15th deadline when layoff notices may be handed out. >> there is more layoffs because

of the sequestration issue. we are going to see an uptick in the number of layoffs we see on march 15th. the effects of the cuts won't be felt until april. this morning, president obama is calling on congress to take action to reverse the cuts. in his weekly address. president says since not everyone will feel the impact of the federal spending cuts right away, there is still time for congress to come up with a plan. the president says both sides just need to compromise. >> here is the thing. none of this is necessary. it's happening because republicans in congress chose this out come over closing a single wasteful tax loophole to help reduce the deficit. the special tax breaks for well off is more important than protecting our military and middle-class families from these cuts. >> our plan .... >> for the republicans, kathy mcmorris rogers says the house

sent alternatives to the senate but it was never acted on them. g.o.p. says they can be made in a thoughtful way. marin county man that was shot and killed by police. police say he had been smoking marijuana with a woman all night before he kidnapped her. officers shot 37-year-old richard s.after he crashed his car in guerneville. this is photo is from the facebook page. his car was towed away yesterday. it was thursday night that a woman texted a friend said she was kidnapped and is asking her to call police. this morning, sawlt clare county is planning what it hopes to be the bay area's biggest gun buying back event. so many people showed up to the last one that authorities ran out of cash. it will be held from 10:00 a.m.

to 2:00 in the afternoon in santa clara fairgrounds in san jose. it was much different first friday in oakland. the evening art festival has been scaled back after a teenager was shot and killed following last month's event. now only five blocks of telegraph avenue are dedicated to the festivities from west grand avenue to 7th street. suzy decided to leave oakland's first friday event early because she says it's no longer the art scene it used to be. >> in the last few months, it's more of a party scene. it got to the point it was so crowded you couldn't walk anymore. >> crowds funneled in and this stretch of telegraph avenue took on a circus like atmosphere but oakland police were determined to maintain control. >> i received several emails to

make it clear what their intentions were. >> he was reminded not to allow patrons to walk to the street with beer. >> the city is clamping down after an 18-year-old was shot and killed following last month's if you are friday event but the crowd still came despite stricter rules. >> good people can't be scared. >> i truly believe people want a safe place to come out and be part of a community. >> this time the city limited the event to just six blocks. it hired unarmed security and decided to close the event early. >> it cost the city about $15,000 to hold this event. this parking lot was the police staging area, but we didn't see anyone arrested. >> katie: it is 8:08 and lisa

argen has a look at the forecast. >> lisa: this morning, we are 55 degrees outside. here is a look from the roof camera. the clouds will win out today. that will bring slightly cooler temperatures and the rain, in the seven-day outlook. >> katie: also next, new concerns about a sinkhole that swallowed up part of a house in florida, what engineers are saying this morning about the danger. plus, a bay area lawmaker

good morning. welcome, thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. you are looking live from mount tamalpais and gorgeous morning that is developing neither the bay area. it's mild out there and a little bit cloudy which should help us all transition from the sunshine we saw in the last couple days what might be some rain in the forecast. lisa argen will have all the details for you coming up in just a little bit. rescuers say a giant sinkhole is too unstable for them to recover a man's bedroom that collapsed in tampa, florida. five other people escaped unharmed after the hole opened up. victim is presumed dead. his brother was there and tried to save him. >> we heard a loud crash. i ran in there, i heard someone screaming. my brother screaming. all you could see was a big hole and all the you could see is the

top of the bed. as i told the family the only thing that would be worse for their loss would be to experience additional human loss. >> katie: engineers are worried that the sinkhole will grow and consume more of the house. >> 115 cardinals will gather in rome on monday on to choose a date for picking the next pope. they were summoned by the vatican yesterday. once together, they will decide the actual start of the conclave at the vatican. meanwhile, benedict 16 known as your holiness, spent his first day in retirement. he showed clear signs of exhaustion. >> you only have to look at him to see how weak me looks and he is has deteriorated in the last couple of months. >> the pope's apartment will remain sealed until a new pope

is appointed. a public official in the south bay has resigned and now faces charges he misused taxpayer money. sper george shiwakara is eulogizing in what he did to feed his addiction. >> mr. shiwakawa violated the law and faith that the residents of santa clara county had placed in him. >> they announced criminal charges against the county supervisor. >> four felony counts of perjury. one felony count of misappropriating money and seven miss demeaners and failing to file accurate campaign zbrorts they say he used taxpayer money as his own and some went to support his gambling go addiction. he says he suffers from

depression and apologizes for his actions. >> it's extraordinary action and the extraordinary measures is that she is resigning. >> the residents we spoke to say it was right move. >> i think it's a good thing. there is a lot of controversy around him, all the misappropriation of funds and campaign funds. it was like the icing on cake. >> the community looks like a black eye. it's best that he stepped down. >> in addition to his resignation he has agreed to plead guilty to the charges. he faces jail time. he must pay $50,000 in stated penalties. he was booked and released on his own recognizance. with the new vacancy on the board the supervisors have 45 days to either appoint someone or set a date for especially election. they plan to meet tuesday morning to discuss options and hear from the public.

>> katie: a viewer called us reporting a mountain lion earlier this week. the viewer sent us pictures, showing the animal in the bushes. san ramon police have been in contact with the people who spotted that mountain lion. petaluma little league national all-star team gets to bask in the limelight one time this morning. they finished third in the little league series in pennsylvania and then returned to petaluma to a hero's welcome and huge parade that brought out thousands of people. today is the start of a new season and they will be honored in a special ceremony. those festivities begin in about 15 minutes. lisa argen is here keeping an eye on the forecast. how is petaluma looking this morning? >> looking great. temperatures in the mid 40s. one of the cooler locations up

in the north bay, still a beautiful day out there. live doppler 7-hd. we've been talking about how dry it's been. san francisco has had the third driest january on record with 1.34 inches of rain the live doppler 7-hd not showing the rain, but we will be picking up a couple areas of light precip through the overnight hours. by the early part of the week, tuesday and wednesday we're looking maybe a half inch of rain around the bay. live look frrnd the bay and numbers really continuing to stay defeated mild, upper 50s san francisco. despite the cloud cover and onshore push we are starting out warm. numbers will be very mild and 48 in half moon bay with 52 in santa cruz. and if i am terrified sunshine with low 50s in fairfield. fog not a problem like it was

yesterday morning. gilroy even up to 50 degrees. we are transitioning today from strong ridge of high pressure, call it fair and mild as the clouds continue to stream in out ahead of the weak weather system tomorrow that will bring a slight chance of showers but it does pave the way for a stronger system tuesday and wednesday. beach hazard will continue through the evening, very powerful waves anywhere from monterey to the north bay. pacific satellite picture our pressure is still hanging on but dirty ridge of high pressure allowing for the high clouds and jetstream well to the north. cold front will eventually sag to the south and east. a piece of it will bring just a

couple of areas of light showers tomorrow. most of you won't see anything at all. as we go through the next several hours, you will notice the cloud cover continues throughout dated, 2:00, 7:00 mostly cloudy through the overnight hours. ukiah, light showers and then we'll clear out but early afternoon, running the risk of sonoma, napa and few light showers, 11:00 we're clear and cooler tomorrow night. temperatures around the bay with the cloud cover today, lower 70s no morgan hill. upper 60s from redwood city to san mateo. 63 in pacifica, nice afternoon, we're still warm right now. not going to take much with the firm terrified sun to make it to the mid to upper 60s downtown. nf9 onovato. up in clearlake. mostly cloudy and 67 through castro valley. out over the hills, feeling like

spring in the low 70s from livermore and brentwood. seven-day forecast, a lot of cloud cover today, slight chance of showers tomorrow and significantly cooler on monday. rain comes tuesday and wednesday. maybe a half inch and sierra snow and then we're dry again by thursday and friday. we have another great weather resource for you. live doppler 7-hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions, plugs get video forecast and power outage information from your favorite weather team. we will be busier next week. still march is not delivering a lot of rain but we'll take what we can get. >> katie: here is something you can get if you have a couple hundred thousand, a piece of hollywood. unique history behind the unique history behind the mansion and how many dollars) 3g

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>> finally in may of last year, dillon received a bone marrow transplant from his brother. now, he can live a normal life without any more transfusions. >> he owes them big time. [ laughter ] >> he finally met four of the nine people that gave him the blood type needed to keep him alive. >> i know that every time you give blood you are saving lives but going to one person and making such a difference is incredibly rewarding. >> none of people showed as much emotion as this group of donors as doillon's two grandmothers. the reunion is the first of its kind in northern california. three bay area cities have lost a bid to block the high speed rail project from running

up and down the peninsula. a judge in sacramento has dismissed a lawsuit filed five years ago by athertorn and palo alto. cities cited environmental concerns and said would it be better to put the high speed line on the east side of the bay and bring night the bay area through the altamont pass. ruling allows it to be buy through pacheco pass and then to san francisco. facebook is getting a new look, social network is set to unveil the re-tooled news feed next thursday. no word on what those changes will look like. last time facebook held an event like this, company unveiled its graph search. >> looking for a new home? there is a place in southern california you can get in to. this beverly hills mansion is up for grabs and it has a unique history. it was once owned by william randolph hearst and appeared in

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>> katie: welcome back. it's 8:30 and starting with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. good morning. we've been featuring mount tam because it's so pretty with the layering of clouds and filtered sunshine. temperatures this morning are in the 40s and 50s. pretty mild around the bay. in fact this afternoon, despite the high clouds. we still will see temperatures above average. 40s and 50s from the north and east bay, mid-50s to upper 50s downtown. for the afternoon we're talking about low 60s with a return of an onshore flow. clouds are holding on tonight that will lead to a chance of showers for some folks, but we have a better chance.

everyone should see rain a little later in the week. we have breaking news right now in san francisco where police have shot and killed a man. police say the incident began in daly city where police started chasing two men in a car that was reported stolen. police say two men judged out of the car. the car kept rolling and crashed into the back of a patrol car. officers fired and one suspect was killed. the second man was taken into custody. investigation is ongoing right now. we will bring you more details if and when they become available to us in this newscast. today the family of a hayward woman who had has been missing for more than a week now is going to search for her. she was last seen leaving her home on february 19. police say they ever haven't found any indication of criminal activity. they are offering a $3,000 reward leading to her safe

return. developing news out of washington. across the board, federal budget cuts known as the sequester are here. late last night president obama signed and order launching billing yons of dollars in cuts to reduce the deficit. in california it could mean unemployment benefits will be cut and children may be eliminated from certain programs. this morning, people are bracing for the impact. before president obama signed the order to start $85 billion in automatic spending cuts, people across the country prepared for the worst. at national memorial, that means no hiring for the busy summer season and no more traveling for park staffers either. a ft. bragg, small cutbacks on energy and office supplies are already in place. >> kind of like the sun is setting. you will see it slowly goes down you will see changes gradually. >> thousands of federal workers in central texas will feet the

most pain. >> our employees have been really confused and shattered by what could happen. >> and along with worries, people seem annoyed and frustrated. >> everybody recognizes that you have to do something different but it seems to me -- >> lawmakers understand the frustration. >> arbitrary cuts that businesses depend on and workers depend on. >> for the nearly 4 million americans that have received unemployment benefits for more than 26 weeks, budget cuts could mean 9% less in their checks. >> $144 a month is one week's of groceries for myself and two daughters. >> the pain for most of the cuts will won't be felt next month. fliers may face delays because of fewer air traffic controllers

>> for many americans it's not all bad news. sequester will not delay tax refunds, it may mean fewer audit it's. zblrk audits. >> new this morning, today about 30 low income patients will receive free medical procedures at kaiser. the nonprofit operation access is partnering with kaiser as part of a campaign to help the uninsured. patients will undergo free procedures such as hernia repairs and cataract removals. they are donating their time and hospital is making its operating rooms available at no charge. >> a commercial space flight carrying cargo from the bay area is back on track after a less than perfect launch. the privately owned space x rocket lifted off in cape canaveral yesterday morning but when the unmanned capsule separated from it, three of the four thrusters failed to fire.

it took hours to regain control. now, the rendezvous with the international space station won't happen until tomorrow morning. here is more about the students who are carefully watching the mission. two, one.... >> as it rumbled into orbit. high school students were watching because something of theirs is on board. >> this experiment is made to test the microgravity of the space station. >> building a box like this one has consumed the past five months for students. >> this a lot of effort put in, with lunches and after school weekends and a lot of our lives have been put into this project. >> a measuring device, students designed with the help of a mentor. >> we're going to verify gravity on the space station where we're told what it is.

>> that microgravity is the key to other experiments being sent by nasa. >> you look how plants grow in space without earth's gravity. >> it's a step toward growing food and something else. >> plants give out oxygen as they could be useful in part of it. >> it's petri dishes and using suction to move them around. >> it's a way nasa can do medical research, why astronauts lose bone mass could help cure diseases. >> this is osteoporosis and understanding this will provide leads to what is happening on earth. >> each of these experiments will stay in space a different length of time. they will come back on march 25

when it returns to earth. these growth experiments, that will stay up until it returns in the fall. >> katie: 200 volunteers from san francisco companies will donate their time today to help mentor high school kids to get help them think about careers. bay view hunter point students will meet with the volunteers starting at 11:00. they represent fields including technology, engineering, science and sales. san francisco mayor plans to talk about the importance of internship. >> coming up next, a potentially life altering question for women how much faith can you put in a one dollar pregnancy test. carolyn johnson has some answers. let's take a live look outside at 8:37 on this saturday morning. this is from hd roof cam, a

gorgeous sky over the bay bridge. those clouds are going to stick around and indicator of rain in the forecast, but not today. the forecast, but not today. lisa argen well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good.

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>> katie: would you us from the results of a one dollar pregnancy test? are they reliable? experts say their effectiveness depends on a number of factors.

carolyn johnson has the details. >> tracy remembers the tense and exciting months leading up to her first pregnancy and over-the-counter tests she used to check. >> i would get one and up to five weeks. >> those tests typically cost $10-15 but they can as lower as a dollar like baby brand sold at dollar general. many see them as a bargain. >> i feel like it's the same thing. it's actually much more affordable. >> are these tests reliable. they say it first helps to understand the tests look for a hormone called acg. >> the difference between tests is that somehow an ability to pick up a lower level of hcg from other tests. >> the sensitivity comes into play in the early stages of

pregnancy before the egg has attached to the wall of the uterus. that process is accompanied by the release of hcg which tests detected with various sensitivity. >> unlike home tests you will pick up a level of one or two, unlike pregnancy tests which will pick up itself minute level. >> a top of the line at home test can pick up a reading as low as 5.5. other premium brands pick up 20 units and all the tests are designed to detect a minimum of 50 units. since units double every 72 hours, it could be a matter of days to weeks before it registers a true positive. >> best advice in terms when to check for pregnancy would be to wait until one day past when the woman is expecting her period. >> at that point. tests generally show accuracy in

the high 90% range. >> a lot of people are skeptical about it. >> katie: the doctor says it's also important to follow the instructions carefully. some tests require a certain amount of time to produce a reading while others may fade if they are read too late. lisa argen keeping an eye on the forecast which is changing finally. >> is it mild out there. down? san jose, 53 degrees going for a high of 70 today. the changes arrive today with the sky cover and moisture coming your way and more seasonal weather in the week ahead. >> katie: also ahead, curry takes to the court for the first time since his 54-point game against the

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>> katie: in sports, st. mary's hose moraga a day after st. mary's was put on violation for recruit violations. >> good morning, st. mary's basketball program is a west coast power and challenge is maintaining that.

ncaa has hit the games with probation. the sanctions include, scholarship reductions and a one year ban for head coach randy bennett recruiting off campus. gales admitted to the violations but if you read the 35 page reported it seems the punishment is too harsh for the crime. >> take full responsibility for any missteps that i've had as head coach. we're responsible to oversee the entire program and i regret any areas that coming up short in any way. >> coming off his 54-point outburst, curry took to it boston last night a he was cooler with the warriors paying a visit to the celtics. all eyes on curry.

he finished with 25 points in this contest. trying to do it off the ball. steve barnes with the throw down and he really needs to get more offensive. with authority right there! paul pears, he could crawl out of bed and make jumpers. led celtics with 26 and still springs in those legs and they continue. nobody within ten feet of him. warriors drop their third straight 49-86. >> miami heat on a 12-game win streak, lebron james, great pass to dwyane wade. under 30 seconds left. and here is stone kauld cold 3. lebron a 18 points but the heat win number 13 in a row, 98-91.

>> as lebron would tell you. it's good to be the king and we're talking about superbowl, mvp, joe flacco has agreed, six year, $120 million deal from the ravens. he will make just under $169,000 per day during the regular season. amazing. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be back with all the highlights. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> katie: good gig if you can get it. and good weather which we should enjoy. >> a little cooler today. you are right. things are changing and in fact cooler weather, a little more rain in your forecast for the early to mid part of the week. right now, live doppler 7-hd not picking up anything in the form of raindrops.

there is plenty of subtropical moisture with these high and mid-level clouds that continue to stream up from the south. as we check out live cameras around the bay, you'll notice from the roof camera, we are looking at some clouds around but some sunshine with mild temperatures. upper 50s, mid-50s oakland. low 50s san jose with 50 in half moon bay. santa cruz, 53 degrees. here is a look from very vollmer peak. you can see the higher clouds, filtered sunshine, but we are talking about those onshore winds cooling us down at the coast. that will bring us down from 2-4 degrees. wow, already 50 in santa rosa. it's ten degrees warmer this morning in parts of the north bay. 5 degrees warmer in san francisco and 53 in gilroy. with the cloud cover around today, it won't be as sunny but starting out with peeks of sunshine and numbers will warm

to 70 degrees with parts of the south bay and east bay. it will feature a mostly cloudy sky today and some tropical moisture to allow showers or sprinkles. for the most part they should hold through the overnight hours and continue through tomorrow. here is a look at emeryville. kind of gray out there. warmer numbers today, not as warm as we have been. average highs in this column, 61 should be 64 in redwood city. it will than warmer today there. average high of 66 in san jose, surpassing that a little sun. 71. in oakland today, once again, upper 60s. you should see the lower 60s and mid-60s is what is average for livermore and napa. warmer than that today. still a beach hazard through the evening hours for dangerous waves from monitor monterey bay and north coast. higher level clouds, this is the subtropical moisture and

embedded with it we could see a light shower. as we go through times with our computer animation, you'll notice we have the widespread high and mid-level clouds through 2:00 in the afternoon. 7:00 we're still cloudy, that leads to a more mild evening, maybe a couple inches of snow in the sierra, nevada by tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon, you'll notice perhaps a sprinkle, a light shower and we're clearing out by late in the day. across state, 84 degrees in los angeles, they'll only be in the 60s tomorrow and cooling trend, really everywhere throughout the weekend, today the warmer of the two days low 70s in san jose and upper 60s in oakland. much cooler tomorrow. slight chance of showers through today and tomorrow. look at monday, 50s and 60s, and rain showers tuesday and wednesday. maybe half an inch to three-quarters of an inch and dry again by the end of the upcoming workweek. >> katie: coming up next, he is

back, just like the rain. the return of arnold schwarzenegger to a post he had

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so estimated next drawing is $26 million. >> arnold schwarzenegger is getting back to body building. former governor has reclaimed his title as group executive editor of muscle and fitness and flex magazines. it's a job he used to have but he resigned in 2005 under pressure as governor. position was a conflict of interest. critics said he profit from ads for supplements while considering legislation to keep kids from using them. back then the publisher was paying him one million a year. >> another chance for fans to share in the glory of the world champion giants. the trophies tour visits livermore at robert livermore community center, from 11:00 until 1:00 this afternoon. fans will have the opportunity to take pictures with both the 2012 and 2010 world series trophies. they are asked to make a donation to the junior giants baseball league. it sios more than 20,000 boys

and girls in 80 communities throughout northern california. decent day to be out and about if you want to go out there. >> few high clouds streaming by and those will allow a slight chance of showers today. mid and high-level clouds bringing the numbers down a few degrees at our coast but mild in oakland at 68. 69 in palo alto with low 70s in san jose. chance of showers then, slight chance today, better chance tonight and tomorrow. five degrees of cooling tomorrow. coolest day should be monday and tuesday when rain arrives should linger into wednesday. >> katie: thank you. thank all of you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. we continue at 5:00 tonight. meanwhile, you asked for it, now the abc7 news exclusive alarm clock app is available and kindle fire. download it now for free from the amazon app store.

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