lives. >> he told san jose police that he lived here on seaside in monterey county. but it turns out he doesn't live here at all. zaid's mother came out of the house and did share insight into her son. she said she didn't know her son was even in town. i asked if zaid had any dispute with walmart but she didn't think so. he worked as independent auto repairman. in our own background check, he lived in concord, vallejo, sacramento and even out of state. his mother said he has never been in trouble. house belongs to elderly grandparents and she is trying to shield them about the incident. now, the investigation continues into what was behind the incident at walmart's story road store. she was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and being

under the influence of drugs. he is being held at santa clara county jail. the incident was out of character according to his mother. she and other family members are still trying to digest what happened. 33-year-old hamid zaid may not have had any previous brushes were law but under the influence of drug charges and facing hit-and-run and resisting arrest. >> cheryl: thank you. >> sky7hd takes us to breaking news a deadly accident near the altamont pass. one person has died. another suffered very serious injuries when a car went off the road apparently off the overpass of the railroad tracks along interstate 580. it happened around 3:00 p.m. and crash is not blocking lanes but traffic is slow along westbound 580 because drivers are slowing down. it has been a wild weather

day today. most people were prepared for this morning's rain and check out all the umbrellas as people headed to work. and it slowed the morning commute. here is a live look at current conditions in san francisco from mount sutro camera. no rain right now. let's get the latest from meteorologist sandhya patel. >> let's check out live doppler 7-hd. you notice we have a few showers still east of san jose in the hills and very isolated in nature and not going to bother us. we're not expecting any more rain this evening. it's all moving out. this morning, as cheryl mentioned it was coming down pretty good. check out oakland, over an inch of rain. these are storm totals. same thing for santa rosa, .73 in half moon bay. ben lomond an inch and quarter. .16 in san jose. .22 in fairfield.

.62 of an inch so far. we do have more rain in the forecast and i'll be back with details. >> cheryl: stay with "abc 7 news" for continuing coverage of the system. you can track where you are any time on live doppler at abc7news.com. follow us on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. >> dan: rain caused a problem we're going to talk about in the first place and engineers want to see more showers fall to come up with a way from a trail slipping in the presidio. pedestrians and cyclists have to deal with the detour along the narrow stretch of lincoln boulevard. they spent $6 million on the trail and other projects there. when part of the trail slipped away during december. >> they were saying first time in 30 years this rain event happened. >> what they need to do is basically give this back to

mother nature and maybe put it over here. they need to relocate, stop fighting it. >> an independent engineer is now working with the national park service to solve this problem. >> dan: the weather is clearing up just in time for the a's home opener for the first part of baseball season. lyanne melendez is live at the coliseum. soggy weather caused some extra work for the ground crews there. >> reporter: that's right. i'm here tell you it's opening day, but more like opening night for the ees because the game doesn't start until 7:00 this evening. as other fans will tell you, people here say they are so lucky it's not raining. >> the umbrellas came out on this first day of april bringing a lot more than a few scattered showers. commuters got the worst of this morning's down pour. >> think we need the rain and i

like rain. i'm from the midwest. >> but it was a nightmare for a few oakland a's fans that got early for opening day. >> 7:00 in the morning and it was pouring. it was really pouring. i thought it was like, man, is it ever going to stop. >> overnight, park crews did what they could to protect the fields. this morning they rushed to get things ready in time for tonight's game. >> i would be out here if it was torrential down pour or snow or even hundred degree weather. >> hopefully, it will continue to be a good day. >> rain, rain, go away. >> rain, rain come back another day, let the a's play. [ laughter ] >> despite the threat of more rain, giant fans watched their team on the big screen. giants played the l.a. dodgers. >> get a little wet. >> yeah but here on the west coast go we're okay to get a

little wet or cold. it's giants' baseball season. >> if i bring it, i don't think it's going to rain. >> reporter: so the giants are playing st. louis on friday. at home the a's are playing seattle tonight. it starts at 7:05. there is a day game on thursday. i'm told it might rain. i have my cheat sheet like a lot of players. i'm live in oakland, lyanne melendez. >> cheryl: thank you. san francisco police have released the names of two serial armed robbery suspects. these are two men. a third suspect was not named because he is juvenile. police say they used this long barreled gun in most of those robberies march 4th and 5th. he was arrested last month. he was shot after back go into

an officer with a stolen bmw. both he and tillman remain in police custody. police have arrested a man suspected of breaking into san francisco city hall and defacing the building. they believe shawn watson scrolled on the marble walls. this is video of the cleanup effort. he is being charged of burglary as well as vandalism and being held on $48,000 bail. >> dan: two oakland police officers on trial for killing an unarmed man are free to return to duties. they shot a 37-year-old man back in 2010. they thought he was releasing for a gun. the officers left federal court without speaking on camera. they told us they feel vindicated. federal grand jury ruled there was not enough evidence to proceed with the trial. the suit was brought by the widow of derek jones and the

ruling was not a surprise given earlier rulings brought by the judge. >> it's difficult to put a trial when more than 75% of your evidence have been excluded. the judge felt the evidence she is talking about was unsustainable claims made against the officers. family's attorney is says they will appeal. >> napa county sheriffs say the man whose body was found burning last week was district attorney's son. police believe that 31-year-old adam urbanek committed suicide. intelligence crews were called to an overpass south of francis street early tuesday morning. sheriff's office says the body did not appear to have suffered any injuries other than the burns. dental records were used to identify him. >> cheryl: a san jose firefighter is back to work after suffering a massive heart

attack. frank ryan went cardiac arrest while fighting a fire. he returned to active duty today at station number one. he felt great since he left the hospital and he is thankful he was with the right people when he suffered that heart attack. >> we do this every day. i was lucky enough it happened at the fire. everybody did their job and a recipient and survivor. >> cheryl: he says he has to change his diet a little but is modest about the strides he has made since last august. >> dan: state lawmakers are considering a bill that would keep convicted drug dealers out of county jails. >> the alternative approach to sentencing serious drug pushers. supporters say it will ultimately make our streets

safer. >> and jaw

>> dan: state lawmakers are constantly grappling with for overcrowding in prisons and jails. abc news reporter nannette miranda is live in sacramento tonight with the story. >> reporter: one state lawmaker says anyone, drug dealers selling or transporting more than 2.2 pounds of cocaine, meth or heroin belong in prison. >> governor brown's plan shifted many low level offenders fro

state prison to county jails. but sheriffs are finding drug traffickers are taking way too much room at jail with sentences up to two decades long. he wants drug traffickers back in state prison. he believes local facilities aren't the place for them anyway. under realignment they give money annually to run rehabilitation and other programs to stop criminals from rio fending. something that can't help hard criminals like drugging traffickers. >> it's a problem that doesn't fit the direction of what these county jails have become. >> one of many reasons behind the realignment plan is relieve prison overcrowding, not put more people back in. feds have overtaken the prison medical system because it

shifting things to the county is able to reduce a court order and improve health care and get out of federal receivership. >> doubling down on this failed policy will guarantee receivership long into the future. >> she says she had a case where a drug trafficker was convicted of possessing 15 pounds of meth, street value, nearly $700,000. >> as a parent i don't want hard drug traffickers staying in my community and have the benefit of services here, let them go to the state where they belong. >> going back to a broken system doesn't make a lot of sense. >> reporter: it's not just drug traffickers taking up so much room. california sheriffs association found that locals are helping more than 1100 inmates that are serving more than five years in jail, jail was generally designed for stays of one year

or less. >> dan: thanks very much. >> cheryl: we have a big warning for anybody that uses a blue tooth with their mobile phone. >> dan: what you need to watch for. >> this is the first we've heard of this. they are finding a way to take advantage of the increasing popularity of hands free technology. they are using special i'd software to intercept your bluetooth signal and hack into your device. they are able to mike calls on your phone and gain access to text messages, photos and sensitive information stored on your phone. here are some tips to protect yourself from better business bureau. use an eight digit pin, leave the bluetooth in not discoverable mode. when pairing your device for the first time, do it at home, not in a public place. install security updates regularly. >> terry: price you see advertised for an airline ticket should be the price you end up paying, thanks to a ruling from

a u.s. supreme court. they rejected an appeal from airlines seeking to overturn rules that require the total cost of a ticket inclusive of all taxes be included in advertising. the appeal was backed by southwest airlines. their suit unsuccessfully argued that the rules violated their free speech rights by preventing them from emphasizing the full exact impact of taxes and fees. >> they can cancel their ticket purchases within 24 hours without penalty. >> if you noticed a lot of work being done at your neighbor's house lately, that there is a reason for that. the home spending hit the highest level in six years. with economy improving people are putting more money into their homes, but not home modeling projects are created equal.

home office makes half the cost when it's time to sell. adding a bedroom or renovate a kitchen, that will get you about 70% in return. >> still, baths, the rooms that buyers look at and they pay a lot of attention and upgrade in one of those rooms can make a big difference in resell value of the house. >> reporter: remodeling magazine says if you plan to stay in your home for 20 to 30 years, think improvement in increase the quality of your life not just the worth of your home. >> dan: i think a lot of pent up demand. all right. it has been a crazy day weather-wise. >> dan: sandhya patel, hard to read. >> make up your mind. i have to talk with mother nature. the showers are almost done and

i have a few to show you on live doppler hd. we'll talk about it. few showers lingering just east of san jose as you notice there. very light in nature and not affecting most of you. the sun is out and i want to show you what it looks like from san jose. you can see a beautiful view. few clouds there. cumulus clouds and lots of sunshine. got up to 68 degrees in san jose. a's home opener about to start. dropping to the low 50s and it will be breezy and dry. 59 right now in oakland. 56 degrees in san francisco. 66 in san jose. as we look at this view from high definition mount tamalpais camera back towards san francisco, few lingering clouds. innocent isn't rose 65 degrees. los gatos checking in with 65 degrees. foggy tonight it will be dense

for the morning commute. dry and warmer and next two days and rain returning by thursday. here at system that brought us the rain. this morning, it's pushed off to the east. behind it fog developing overnight. we're seeing a patch around half moon bay visibility has dropped to a quarter of mile. here look at the computer animation. low clouds and fog. 11:00 p.m. tonight and pushing in over parts of the bay. high clouds going through, as well. tomorrow morning, the commute looks like we will see areas of dense fog reducing the visibility. watch out, tomorrow afternoon, clouds passing through. it will be nice looking tuesday. first thing in the morning, 50 degrees in san francisco. 48 in santa cruz, 50 in fremont. 48 degrees in concord, vallejo, napa one of the cooler spots at 46 degrees. you'll need extra time as you get ready to take kids to school or heading off to work as the following will drop the visibility in some parts of the

bay area. here is a look at high temperatures. san jose, 68 degrees getting up to 71 in morgan hill. nice day in gilroy, 71 degrees. on the peninsula, 62 millbrae, 66 redwood city, coastal areas, half moon bay, 61 degrees tomorrow. not much change near the coast where the fog will allow to clear. downtown san francisco, 62 degrees. 59 in daly city. as we no show you the north bay, mostly 60s. 68 santa rosa but up to 71 in ukiah. stinson beach upper 50s. heading to the east bay, comfortable day once the fog lifts. 66 in oakland and inland areas, you will be close to 70 degrees if not right at 70. accu-weather seven-day forecast, fog giving way to sun tomorrow. nice day wednesday. a little warmer, thursday looks rainy and weekend is little bit

unclear. chance of rain on sunday. a great ri source for you to follow on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. plus get spare the air alerts and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. you know our radar will be tracking it. >> dan: thank you very much. >> cheryl: macy's customers cashed in on an unbelievable discounted. >> dan: one missing digit that turned into

new state law designed to improve breast detection starts today. it provides providers to notify patients if their breast tissue is dense and talk about additional testing with their doctors. several states have i am policemen the requirement. mayo clinic study found that 75% of breasted cancers were missed

and and they have tissue dense enough difficult to detect cancer. >> dan: here is what happened at macy's. a bunch of shoppers went out to take a look at an ad they saw to get a $1500 sterling silver and gold diamond neck last for $47. thanks to a typo, the sale price should read 479. man in dallas he went to buy the neck had a is last but so he bought two on back order. it didn't take long for macy's, say, hey you can't get the neck last for $47. >> i'm very bothered by it. i just want -- i don't want nobody else to feel the way i feel. >> macy's has apologized for the error but won't say how many

people got the deal. >> cal women's is one away. cal has never before gone this far in the ncaa tournament. cal happens to be the last west coast team, men's or women's still in the hunt for an ncaa title. you can catch tonight's game at 6:30 on espn 2. >> some folks mark the april fool's day got dressed up and getting in a good laugh. >> cheryl: take you to very colorful san francisco celebration, but there is serious message behin

>> dan: coming up a the 6:00. san mateo homeowner gets a reprieve. why they didn't decide to bulldoze this nuisance. >> a printed they're prints in

three dimensions, we'll show you how it works. >> dan: it's all coming up at 6:00. >> cheryl: right now april fool's day is time to get a little silly. they light to get downright stupid. >> dan: they willing took part in the 35th annual stupid parade. >> cheryl: they were monkeys and crazy dancers. >> dan: they were more than dancing around. they took a pledge to fund the first church of the last laugh. they organized the event to organized religion they say. >> cheryl: they were having a good time. >> dan: for this is "world news." tonight, on guard. prosecutors under armed guard in texas after a district attorney and his wife are gunned down with an assault weapon in their home. >> this whole thing is shocking to all of us.

>> is there a new group targeting law enforcement? tonight clues in the growing mystery. courage under fire. the 12-year-old boy in the doctor's coat. a syrian survivor doing something he will not forget. shattered dream. the big game, the searing injury that has fans and players in tears as millions of us watched kevin ware just took a shot, oh, my goodness. >> tonight we'll show you kevin ware taking his first steps back. and behind the picture, what happened today at the easter egg roll at the white house that needed a big hug from a president? good evening on this monday night. we begin with a mystery and a manhunt unfolding right now. hundreds of fbi agents, texas rangers, u.s. marshals are joining forces trying to track down the person or the gang

targeting law enforcement and their families. two weeks ago, a case in colorado. now in texas a second case. and a law enforcement official being gunned down. the question, are these cases connected? abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas on the race to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: today throughout texas, fear and signs of tighter security. the kaufman county courthouse, employees being walked in by armed guard. no prosecutions here today. the district attorney's office is closed after the city's top prosecutor and his wife were murdered in cold blood saturday. they were shot multiple times with an assault rifle after an unknown gunman broke into their home. >> i would be less than honest if i told you that i was not worried. >> reporter: kaufman district attorney mike mclelland's murder came only months after one of his top deputies, mark hasse, was