are participating in this event. >> right now, a berkeley world famous ch. ez panis restaurant will likely remain closed. a sprinkler system protected the rest of the restaurant. the owner, alice waters told reporters she's thankful no one was hurt and said the restaurant she co-founded in 1971 will reopen. >> it's just really important that we rebuild. i'm sure we're going to have support of the insurance companies. >> waters says it could open as early as next week there. is no word on what caused this fire. it's not the first fire to damage the restaurant. 31 years ago another blaze started in a fireplace causing more extensive damage. >> happening now san francisco medical examiner is trying to determine how a man died

before his body washed up on marshal beach in the presidio just hours ago. crews recovered the body. someone reportedly spotted a body a little bit earlier. >> the alleged drunk driver accused of running over and killing a san francisco teenager last saturday was back in court today. the 28-year-old pleaded not guilty to felony vehicular manslaughter and dui. police say he had a blood alcohol level of fth.09. the accident happened on her 17th birthday. >> the san jose man accused of trying to detonate a car bomb in an oakland bank pleaded not guilty this morning. the 24-year-old was arrested bit fbi after an

investigation. federal agents say that he was trying to bomb this bank of america branch off haggenburger road. investigators say an under cover fbi agent told the suspect he has tied to the taliban helped design something that looked like an explosive, but it was harmless. >> a pleasant hill man is under arrest accused of trying to smuggle five ounces of open yim into the country using shampoo and lotion bottles. officer as rested the 63-year-old man in march 1. an x ray detected anom mallies. the open yim, they say was worth about $4,000 on the streets. >> today we don't know at this point when an animal sanctuary is going to reopen after a deadly lion attack. >> a 24-year-old volunteer intern diana hanson was killed on wednesday. a cage door is now the focus

of this gaichlgt gaichlgts -- investigation. >> the 550 pound lion pounced and 24-year-old diana hanson was gone. authorities believe she died almost instantly from a broken neck. the coroner says she did not suffer. a small consoleation for her father. >> i had a premonition some day i would get a call like this. i thought it would be further in the future than 24. >> hanson probably never saw at tack coming. officials say she was talking on her cell phone with a co-worker. the lion should have been secured in his feeding cage while hanson went about her work. investigators have to find out why a glailt r.glait r.gate was open and what motivated the cat to attack. >> the cat had been fed and there was food. the cat ignored the food to have access to this young

lady. >> sheriff deputies shot the 4-year-old lion after he couldn't be coaxed arrayway from hanson's body. >> we're family. we lost two family mens. -- members. >> the necropsy has been done. investigators are hoping results will tell them something about why this big cat turned violent. san jose housing department evicted two dozen people from a homeless encampment today, clearing tents, tarps, mattresses and chickens this morning after issuing a 72 hour notice of eviction on monday. there were no arrests. the park was cleared in just hours. this was part of a program to identify, and shelter a thousand of the most-vulnerable homeless people by the year 2015. >> cardinals gathered at the vatican will begin to select a new pope next week.

>> the date was set today. tuesday marks the start of voting. politics of picking a pope is well underway. >> it's a time when cardinals look at the needs of a church. >> another issue, women and their role in the charge. the vatican released this individual yof a woman sewing seat covers cardinals will use but catholic women say they want to take on larger roles in the future of the catholic church. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 we'll have a live report on the conclave from rome. >> we want to show you incredible video captured on a dash camera. >> a falling tree came close to crushing car as long a busy road in lafayette, indiana. >> the collapse likely caused

by a massive storm. >> in boston, the storm being blamed for this site. a house swept off its foundation. the serve and winds chipped away parts of the cliff. the house was condemned in 2009. >> snow plows were hard at work in new york. residents felt delt with six inches of fresh powder. the icy winter mix is expected to last through saturday. and hang around on the streets. all three airports are experiencing delays because of the snow. >> plows were called into action in california. snow forced closure of part of i 5 overnight. and reopened this morning. the california patrol says heavy snowfall and reduced visibility made driving too dangerous. and also said several drivers spun out because of the snow, and ice on the freeway.

>> rain now moved out. >> leigh glaser joins with us the accu-weather forecast. >> yes that. snow you saw on the grapevine was compliments of the system that brought us showers. the system has started to push towards the south. in its wake, gusty winds. this is a live shot here, you can notice winds starting to buffet the camera a bit. 54 in san carlos, san jose, blue skies overhead now. 55 degrees, santa cruz, 56. and we're looking at not a live shot from our camera looking towards the bay. napa, 57. this evening, cooler and lots of sunshine, warmer this weekend. >> three dozen chihuahuas are in the santa cruz animal

shelter after being seized at two apartments in watsonville. they're so small. officers confiscated 11 dogs on one apartment and 25 in another. a landlord alerted the authorities. authorities haven't decided whether animal neglect charges are going to be filed here. the dogs will be placed in foster care until owners can be found. >> i'm sure they will get adopted so. cute. still ahead an out of work bay area man and wife are the state's newest millionaires. why she she still went to work today. >> how hard can it be to kill a wicked witch? >> hard. really hard. >> the prequell to the "wizard of oz". we're going to talk to the star, next. >> and new at 4:30 a waitress

has her id stolen. wait until you find out how she ended up catching the person that took it. >> michael finney taking your questions today. he's going to answer them live just a little bit later, you can contact michael on facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter. >> taking a look outside slow going on the skyway in san francisco. traffic approaching the lower deck of the bay bridge. slow as well heading tow

a walnut creek couple is the latest winner of the soup lotto jackpot. the winner and his wife claim the $33 kblinl jackpot today in sacramento. masuod has been out of work since november and hasn't had luck finding a job. his luck changed yesterday. he checked numbers after hearing someone in walnut creek hit the jackpot. >> i checked again and again. and i thought i'm -- i'm just dreaming. i -- removed my eye glasses and... rubbed my eyes again and again. really? maybe 10 times? that is the one that. is it. >> those are the numbers. they didn't linger in sacramento today they had to be back because homera had a client coming in at the hair salon. she plans to keep her job. coming up at 5:00 what will a

package of pumpkin seeds played in this dream come true. >> they seem nice and fun. good for them. >> problems are solved. you won't have to wait if you've been holding out for the newest black berry to go on sale. >> and emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. the annual south by southwest festival kicks off today. also known as spring break for geeks. this year, tesla and former president al gore and basketball star, shaquille o'neal scheduled to appear. a new documentary about sean fanning and sean parker will premier, google reportedly reached a preliminary settle wmt more than 30 streets over the new street view program. google learned they will settle claims that it

improperly collected personal data for the street view map. new google glass technology can find, and identify thempeople based on their clothing. eye glasses and other items, c net reports it's to help find friends in busy places. a check on trading today, stocks rising. s and p approaching a record high on a better than expected monthly jobs report. bloomberg silicon valley index falling. and the black berry z 10 will hit the u.s. market in two weeks, bloomberg learned at and t is going to sell the new phone march 22. it's gone on sale in 21 countries.

at bloomberg studios in san francisco, back to you in the studio. have a wonderful weekend. >> thank you, emily. >> one of the best-loved films of all time. and disney is hoping the curiosity about oz about dorothy's adventures will be a hit. >> james franco becomes the wizards of owes in the new film oz, the great and powerful. it's a prequell, even if coming out 74 years after the original. >> how hard to kill a wicked witch? >> hard. really hard. >> in oz, the great and powerful, james franco plays a circus magician that finds his way to a land called oz. he is a fan of the wizard of oz.

>> i think they were smart and put just the right amount of things that we recognize as ozin and then, have their own spin on it. >> i'll get the big pile of gold. vuk a nice pile of bananas. >> there are thing they want from oz. so... yellow brick road, flying monkeys and witches are what people skpechblgt it it wasn't there it won't feel like oz. >> i think people goring to fall in love with co-stars. it's the porcelain doll. >> i agree there. is a girl made out of porcelain called the china girl. joey gave a great performance and the artist and puppetteers

that helped create that character did a wonderful job. >> you're going to leave me alone on a roof? in the middle of no why wr? >> you'll get there. this crying what do i do? >> no. she's so charming. >> oz the great and powerful is rated pg, expected to be great and powerful this weekend at the box office. >> we remind you, disney owns abc. >> leigh glaser is here. the sun made a return today. >> it's going to be out there this weekend. temperatures going to start to go up. live doppler 7 right now you can see we're sweeping live and no returns at all out there. that moisture has moved in to extreme southern california. it will exit that region of

the state as we head into this evening. some snowfall overnight. so it looks like a terrific weekend to take to the slopes. sheer live shot from our mount tamalpais camera. you can see cumulus off the coast. camera bobbing a bit. winds started to pick up. san francisco right now, 54. 54 in san carlos, san jose, 55. half moon bay down to 50 degrees. cool day there. santa cruz, 56. another shot for you from our camera looking out over the bay, golden gate bridge here, you can see cumulus there backing up right near the coast. temperatures, santa rosa warmed up nicely today. 63. 62 in fairfield. union city, 53 degrees. i want to touch on the wind. sfo, winds 39 miles per hour.

it's windy in nappa. gusts 26. 24 in oakland z san jose. a good wind gust at 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight breezes will start to die down. so here is a look at our forecast clearing ask cool. this weekend we spring ahead. we set our clocks forward at 2:00 a.m. sunday. this is a system brought us showers yesterday and since pushed well to los angeles. this will continue tonight. it will be a cooler night because clouds will thin out. as far as weekend it is going to be happen bringing us dry skies. each day looking for warming. temperatures tonight with a few low clouds near the coast. upper 30s and 45 san francisco and 44 richmond. sheer look at highs for saturday.

56 for half moon bay. 54 redwood city. san francisco, 56 degrees. 55 oakland z interior east bay. antioch 66. a terrific weekend. accu-weather forecast time change returned to daylight savings time. take a look at the spring like. >> yes. >> up next, sarah jessica parker dazzled in her manolos but doesn't look good, now. >> where did sutro sam go? the famous river otter hasn't

this could be a less yompb for all women that love their jimmy choo autos there is a price to beauty. the star is a high heel yeared caught up with her, she told a magazine the doctor says she create aid bone that doesn't belong on her foot. the heels have permly damaged her foot. parker says she's having to kick her heels to the curb. >> oh, my. >> awful. >> yes.

>> justin beeber's troubling week gets worse. >> justin beiber trying to focus on a performance after a dramatic week including a run in with the paparazzi this morning. the 19-year-old was leaving he scrambled to an suv and when a photographer started yelling insults claiming beiber assaulted him the singer popped out of the vehicle and threatened to beat the photographer up after a hospital visit for breathing problems and criticism for showing up late to monday's concert. today, he reacted tweeting, sometimes, when people are shoving kramz in your face all day and yelling worst thing possible at you, well, i'm human. rough week. not going let them get the best of me again go.ing to get focused on the show tonight. adrenaline is high now go.ing to put it on the stage. kelly osbourne is recovering after she collapsed on the set of her tv show.

she wrote thank you for your beautiful well wishes. yes, dihave a seizure, they're just trying to figure out why. are you ready for the next gangnam style? south korean rapper si announced he'll release a follow up song next month. for more go to otrc.com. >> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4:00 osama bin laden's son-in-law appears in federal court what. he is saying to the intelligence official who's caught him. >> north korea's star. a leader kim jong un makes a visit to troops. >> michelle obama honors several women. stay with us.

the february jobs number showed a quarter million americans found work. the rate dropped to 7.7%. lowest in four years. the labor department says lawyers added 236,000 jobs in february. and wages have increased. mark matthews got reaction from workers and nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi was at ucsf to talk about the cuts but we did

get to ask her about the job numbers. congress woman pell yosy asked to give her a platform to talk about. >> in case anyone missed it how important investments and science are to us. >> because of the sequester, uc. sf stands to lose $28 million from the nih. the. >> nih funded research identified hiv as cause of aids and that identified pr protease inhibitor that's saved thousands of lives. >> pelosi is convinced the sequester cuts will only hurt recovery he said this is

mindless and reckless, the sequester. it's reckless. >> pelosi says she's hopeful the president will be able to persuade congressional republicans outside of their leadership, one area that showed a jurp jump was construction. 48,000 new jobs in february. not usually a good month. >> people, you know, feel good. they keep spending and you know, it keeps rolling. so we'll see. >> coming up, nancy pelosi making it political. the white house first proposed this sequester. how pelosi is giving john boehner all of the credit. >> mark, thank you very much. osama bin laden's son-in-law pleaded not guilty to plotting against americans before, and after the september 11th attacks. he appeared in court in new york today. prosecutors say the senior al qaeda leader is talking and

giving up valuable information. >> one of al qaeda's senior leaders appeared to face terrorism charges. he pleaded not guilty to a charge he conspired to kill americans. in this video abugaz celebrates the september 11th attacks on the u.s.. he was brought to new york city last week according to u.s. officials. the cia tracked his movement for years. once getting into turkey with close monitoring by u.s. government agencies he was, his days were numbed. >> he was transfered to jordan. the u.s. picked him up. officials tell abc news he revealed information about the current al qaeda status, pefrs nel and financials.

>> this is the man in the inner circuit of the al qaeda operations and now, we have him alive and he's talking. this is one of the first prosecutions of a senior al qaeda leader on u.s. soil. some would prefer he face a military tribunal at guantanamo bay. >> we're setting a precedent. we're pulting people like this into federal court giving them the same constitutional rights as an american citizen. >> the obama administration says that national security officials agreed to prosecute in civilian court believing it's in the best interest of u.s. security. >> north korea rampd up the rhetoric today announcement two days after the un security council approved new sanctions against the north for its

nuclear test launch. meanwhile, pung yang released a video of north korean troops running down a beach to wave goodbye to leader kim jong un. un had to wave troops out of the water as they rushed his boat. >> president are, politicians and actors turned out today for the fun ravel president hugo chavez who died of cancer on tuesday. the list including reverend jesse jackson, actor sean pen and mahmoud ahmadinejad. jackson prayed for god to heal the breech between venezuela and the united states. vice president, the hand picked successor is expected to be sworn in tonight. >> nine women honored with the secretary of state women of courage award. part of international womens' day. secretary of state john kerry and first lady michelle obama

hanlded out the awards today. >> when these witness witd horrific crimes or disregard for human rights they spoke up risking every they had to see justice was done. >> award supposed to be given to 10 women but at the last minute a 26-year-old egyptian women was found founld on the list. >> former arizona congress woman is this year's recipient of the john f kennedy profile in courage award. she's being honor forward political, personal and physical courage in working to change gun laws. giffords returned to the place she was shot in the head two years ago during a campaign event in tucson. six people died in that shooting. jfk's daughter caroline says giffords inspired many.

>> still ahead here the sidewalk demonstration today of a south bay that can help safe lives. >> hidden gems, one man finds a fort yooun in art work in a cottage. >> wedding for kindergarteners? the creative way one teacher is teaching the alphabet. >> i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions here live a little bit later. >> and hi there again, everyone. looking live from our mount tamalpais camera, clouds out there. what about tomorrow? we'll take a look at the forecast coming up. >> taking a look at the mcarthur maze, it's bumper to bumper in both directions on 80. 80. sodays of walking

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>> just to throw it in the dumpster. someone's life work deserves more than that. it's exceedingly rare to find an entire estate collection intact. >> that trash turned out to be a gold mine, 70,000 works by an on cure abstract expressionist making his name illustrating comic books. the collection valued at $30 million. >> he was prolific, too. a teacher in kent is proving she's not married to the same old lesson plans. the teacher nicky myer thought it would be fun to mix things up whit came to teaching the alphabet. she decide td hold a wedding uniting q, and u. >> i like to think outside of the box. create activity is one of my strengths. we do a letter per week. i thought q, and u go

together. they've got to get married. >> it included a reception with cake, toast and dancing. myers says it was ease finding a girl but tricky finding the boy to play the groom. in the end she says it worked. create activity goes a long way when it comes to helping children learn. >> his arms didn't come out of the jacket. so cute. let's update the weather forecast. the weekend is upon us. that is right. lee? >> rain clouds slipped south of us. you can see no rurnz meaning the weekend is here it and will be a dry one. if traveling tomorrow, southern california rain clouds now towards san diego pushing off the coast there. los angeles drawing 57. tahoe, beautiful almost like ski season. plenty of sunshine there.

67 santa rosa. san rafael 65 degrees, san francisco, 63. plenty of sunshine palo alto. 65 degrees in the east bay. 56 antioch z livermore tomorrow, almost spring like 66 degrees, warmer on sunday and folks, it looks like monday, tuesday, wednesday next week, mid-70s. >> sounds nice. >> coming up next a food fight two mothers on a mission to change what is in your macaroni and cheese. >> a strange encounter a waitress and the person who took her license. >> how can you tell a counterfeit bill is phony? and a free deal if you're looking to brighten up your house. a quick

>> two popular bloggers demanding change to one of the popular foods in america. demanding kraft foods remove two additive frtz macaroni and

cheese. the bloggers claim yellow dyes are known carcinogen. they have been removed in europe where rules are more restrictive. >> these dyes potentially posing risks we should remove them. >> a petition the two started yesterday has nearly 160,000 signatures but abc news medical expert dr. richard bes jer not convinced. >> studies are not strong but there is nothing i see that raises a concern about these dye autos kraft saying we only use colors approved and deemed safe for food use. >> jant clara county urging residents to learn hands on cpr so they can help and save a life.

only cpr has been in effect since 2008. it's an effective way to give cpr without worrying with b.doing mouth to mouth resuscitation on the patient. >> place a heel on a chest and push down hard, and fast. 100 compressions per minute. officials caution anyone in cardiac arrest to call 911 first, then perform cpr. >> colorado cops calling it a one in a million chachblts a waitress serving drinks to a customer using her stolen id. her cash, credit cards and driver's license just gone. to make matters worst thief had been writing hundreds in bad checks. this week, four people sat down in her section. >> started order drinks. the girl hands me my id as a fake id. i didn't say anything and said sure i'll be right back. went to the phone, called the

cops. i put on my server smile but i was shaking like crazy. >> police arrived and took the woman into custody. what makes this story more strange, the woman using the stolen id was 26 old enough to use her own id. >> dumb. >> michael finney is here to answer your questions carol p says what about gas stations that hold more money that you pump sntd money good reappear a couple days later but there is lag time. is that legal? >> the money doesn't leave your account. it's frozen. the reason when you put your card in, you're not telling your company how much you're going to charge. so the company says i don't want to get on this deal. okay?

they lock up $75 they take that money out of your account. for some money the money hangs around and then, they take it. >> you can do it fast. >> yes. >> ruthy asks via facebook there seems to be counterfeit bills going around. how can consumers tell? what do we look for? >> there are a lot of counterfeit bills out there now. there are reports of a bunch of $10 ones. look for a portrait on the counterfeit bill. it looks a bit flat. then, take a look at the federal reserve seals. then check out a border on the

counterfeit. serial numbers on a counterfeit may be different. they should not be numbed that may not be spaced, either. now, finally are you looking to spruce up your house for this spring? saturday, ace hardware giving out a quart of clark and kensington paint and primer in one. it's all free. go to abc 7 news.com to participating stores, a link to the coupon. coming up we'll have real finney's friday free stuff. >> all that in one? >> yes. >> there is great reviews by the way. >> coming up, concern about what is next in a neighborhood besieged by sink holes and cruise for the past week. >> and what happened to sutro

sam? >> coming up u.s. forest service plan tz let more fires just burn this summer. >> and a telecommunications giant makes a big announcement about jobs its bring together

repair work continues in that water main flooded last week. the next step will be drilling holes for testing. >> san francisco p.u.c. says there are hundreds of breaks every year but nothing on the scale of what happened here, still, residents got a visit from someone who says he suffered from one, or three of the smaller breaks. >> three years ago the city flooded my last three times. >> neeno went door to door in

the flooded neighborhood offering a flyer he says recounts a tale of flooding at his diamond heights home in 2010. we have not been able to confirm with the city but he says it cost him 60,000s ndz repairs and the city is offering 10 cents on the dollar. >> i don't want these people to suffer like vismt i worked 20 years for that home. >> three homes are red tagged because of a shared sink hole. a 16 inch water main broke up the street february 27th. 23 homes were damaged. it will be months before city engineers can know if the red tagged properties can be saved. testing will begin, soon. residents struggling with insurance companies and giving the city high marks for coming through with short term support up to $25,000. whether it's claims or worry over shifting soil, the

waiting and hoping is just beginning. >> a friend of mine is an engineer. another friend is a geologist. it said this looks g. >> ray tells us those residents in untagged homes are expecting visits to bore or drill in their ground floorses and backyards soon to, test the soil. >> get ready for another chapter in adventures of sutro sam. he spent months there feasting on fish and delighting tourists but now, he's gone. there is no word on where sutro sam went. some speculate he took off searching for the ladies.

thanks for joining us at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. a frightening mugging caught on video helping police catch a thief. why do police want you to see this tonight? a restaurant here is burned in a fire but vows to reopen soon. >> i'm sandhya patel, temperatures will rise. i'll have the weekend coming up. >> there is a historic piece that disappeared in the flames. >> fighting back tears the owner of chez panisse agonizes

over a fire in her restaurant. >> vowing to reopen and repair her landmark restaurant as soon as people. -- possible. wayne? >> this is a world class restaurant. a destination restaurant. they call it a bucket list restaurant this, would be the time diners would be coming in having waited for weeks and months for their reservation buzz no one could plan for the fire, especially owner, alice waters. >> i'm heart broken. >> bit time alice waters spoke with reporters this afternoon, flames had long vanished and investigators thought they found the cause. a faulty electrical box beneath front porch. >> underneath that area was fire burning on the right side of the building and up the wall to the first floor eves. >> it's the second fire in 31 years at the fabled restaurant just three hours past the

anniversary of the first one. the fire broke out in front of a then-empty building. >> koit have been 200 people in the building at one time. so that is a great relief. >> nor is the damage as bad as it looked outside. a sprinkler doused flames. waterses to reopen sooner than later but certainly not this weekend. we came frup san diego. >> still if it can rise again like a phoenix it could be chez panisse. >> i can see upstairs could open very soon if we find some way to you know camouflage the front of the building.

>> you're looking at front of the building now. the concern for the smell of smoke. upstairs is still all right. other good news is that alice waters had insurance not only for repair buzz covering salaries of all of her employees. >> waters co-founded the restaurant in 1971. menu pioneered modern california cuisine. waters foundation also started the edible school yard project bringing healthier school lunches to berkeley schools and teaching students how to grow their own food. >> oakland police release aid video of a woman being mugged by lake merit. watch. the poor woman just terrified. two men take her purse and bag. they have been ar