you know, it's a question of like where do they make the cuts. >> i think fleet week has a lot of other things going on, unless the whole thing is cancelled. >> reporter: blue angel participation, it costs money to have the high performance jets and support people fly out here. navy figures it represents what they do and waves the flag a bit. it helps with enlistment, as well. we'll keep track of what is going on with the air force thunderbirds which is their demonstration team and fleet of ships that the captain mentioned just moments ago. we'll tell you more about that as soon as we find out. >> cheryl: contra costa county health officials are dealing with a case of tuberculosis at a student in antioch. that means students and staff were exposed may have to be tested a couple of times. amy hollyfield joins us outside

the health department in martinez. >> reporter: good morning. health officials tell us the student is okay. is no longer infectious and is back at school. now the focus is making sure that t.b. doesn't spread. >> health care workers will be at deer valley handgun to test students for tuberculosis. some parents say they don't think they can wait that long. >> i wish it were today. i'm sure everything will be fine. >> i'll get her tested. as a matter of fact when we get home from school today i'll take her. >> a student tested positive for t.b. in march. after conducting an investigation they decided all kids in the infected students's classes and extracurricular activity should be tested. parents were called yesterday. >> it's a little unnerving. its serious situation. i think they are doing what they can to inform everybody. >> the last time health care workers tested for t.b. on a

contra costa campus was in 2009 when a student at antioch high had the disease. >> that is how you find out things. it's unexpected, you never know. >> t.b. is serious disease but treatable and curable. >> health officials say you can have the infection and not realize it. that is why testing is important. they can treat the infection before it turns into the disease. >> they have symptoms of cuffing along with fever an weight loss of more than ten pounds, and night sweats. >> health officials will be on campus on thursday. they believe about 200 people need to be tested. if you like to know about t.b.. they put out a lot more

information and good q&a so go to abc7news.com and got all the information for you right there. >> cheryl: breaking news now in houston, texas, police have arrested a person in connection with a series of a stabbings at community college. they are searching for another suspect. at least 14 people were stabbed. two medical helicopters rushed victims from the campus to nearby trauma centers. they raced to the lone star campus. police chief will hold a townhall meeting to discuss an officer-involved shooting in the mission district. two people got into a confrontation outside the elbow room on 17th street around 2:00 sunday morning. one person pulled out what appeared to be a gun. they ran in to tell officers. police shot the suspect and another person. both have life-threatening

injuries. weapon turned out to be an air powered firearm. the officers are on paid administrative leave. tonight's townhall meeting is at 5:00 p.m. at cornerstone church on 17th street. we have more details on our website. what is happening in the south bay, a search is under way for a 76-year-old man with early signs of alzheimer's disease. they say he has been missing since sunday. he was last seen at a friend's house in east san jose. lopez went for a walk but never came back. he was wearing khaki pants and a green jacket. relatives say he walks with a limp and likes to visit our native guadalupe church. >> moraga police are looking for a man that sexually assaulted a coed in our campus apartment over the weekend. cornell bernard is live at the school. students have received an alert?

>> reporter: yes, they have. they are getting an email crime alert about the sexual assault of that female student. police today are looking for a suspect. >> campus safety is our priority. i want to make sure that everyone on our college campus understands that. >> campus officials are trying to calm the nerves of students at st. mary's college in the wake of the sexual assault that happened on saturday on a residents hall. >> the young lady met a gentleman somewhere off campus and came back and sometime early in the morning on saturday morning, an assault or battery occurred. >> police say the suspect was not a st. mary's student. he is described as a white male, 21 years old, 6'1" medium build with brown hair and blue eyes. they got the campus alert email about the attack but sai they are not fearful.

>> i think this campus is really safe. you have to -- i feel like it's really safe. if you put yourself in the wrong situation that can happen. >> you try to be safe and keep your friends in the loop what is going on, people will look out for you. >> they had curfews and some restrictions but the safeguards may not have helped prevent this assault. >> this was an incident of someone being invited into your home or your room and then violating that trust. >> reporter: the victim is recovering after being treated at a hospital. moraga police are investigating, but say if you have information they would like to hear from you. we're live on the st. mary's campus, "abc 7 news." >> the santa clara city council is getting ready to allow entertainment and retail complex to go up next to the 49er stadium. they will consider a developer's

bid to study options for a complex near the 230-acre site. would it be great american parkway that is currently occupied by a golf course. >> earth, wind, fire and now some snow, too. wild weather causing problems in several states right now. it all started here in california. >> cheryl: also, bringing attention to the age gap between men and women in the work force

>> kristen: a rough ride on 680 through fremont. sky7hd show several disabled cars just before 7. metal debris cautioned flat tires to about 20 vehicles. some cars were towed. some were repaired at the scene. road was cleared later. >> cheryl: part of the great highway remains closed. gusts up to 75 miles an hour dumped sand on the road along ocean beach. a stretch of the road remains closed. no estimated time for the roadway to reopen. >> wild weather moved east and then intensified. katie marzullo joins us. problems on the ground and in the air. >> everywhere but the good news

is there is not a lot of fallout at sfo. airport spokesman says only one southwest flight round trip to denver is cancelled but in denver, 535 flights are grounded. >> it's snowing in denver and crews at the airport are working to keep flights cleared. flights are delayed on on top of the hundreds that have been cancelled. high winds are causing problems in denver. take a look at massive tree that came crashing down with a family inside. >> it feels like, i could never imagine seeing this happen to my home. >> in yuma county, colorado storm chasers captured a video of tornado. midwest got it. in the bay area, sheet metal dangled above a sidewalk. the wind is blamed for sfashg brush fire.

flamed destroyed two homes. downed trees were a problem there, too, as one driver found out the hard way. >> without warning the banks right over there came crashing down onto my car. >> then there is the dust storm in kansas and in arizona, the wind kicked up enough dust to shut down 34 miles of interstate 40. >> at least 12 states are under winter storm advisories watches and warnings from new mexico to iowa. we know it's considerably calmer, but mike, you can see the camera bouncing around a little bit out there. >> it's gusting pretty impressively. you can see a few whitecaps as we look from emeryville back towards the golden gate bridge, but 24-hour temperature change, it's much warmer. i'll tell you how long it will last. >> cheryl: also, the sweet taste of success. milestone that has

happening now, families of the contract school shootings

are lobbying lawmakers to pass strict gun law measures. vice president and eric holder echoing their concerns. >> cheryl: you are looking at live pictures this is in washington, d.c. and many are delivering remarks calling on congress to pass what they are calling common sense measures to reduce gun violence. you see them at the table and stricter background checks. >> senate democrats are holding a lunchtime meeting to discuss strategy. republicans plan to block any laws to curb access to guns to law abiding citizens. >> today is national equal pay day, women are still paid only 77 cents for every dollar a man is paid. latinos, 54 cents and african-americans 66 cents to a

man's dollar. there are events including in city hall where the board of supervisors is expected to vote on a resolution declaring today equal pay day in the city. >> kristen: some fans from both sides got out of hand after last night's ncaa championship game. this was the scene in louisville where police had to use tear gas they made a dozen arrests around campus, mostly for drunken and disorderly conduct. >> disappointed wolverine fans took to the streets of ann arbor and set a series of small fires using furniture like box springs and couches to fuel the fire. firefighters responded to at least 7 fires but only two people were arrested. meanwhile, the louisville players are celebrating as national champs of college basketball. they came back from a 12-point deficit to beat them.

join the postgame ceremony and kevin ware could have the honor of cutting down the net. louisville women hope to make it a sweep tonight when they face the university of connecticut in the women's championship game. >> cheryl: mike nicco is up next. >> let's take a look outside. live doppler, we're seeing very clear conditions, dry air on live doppler 7-hd. what we're dealing with, our temperatures are running about 8 to possibly 9 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday thanks to high pressure bringing warm air with it. we do have an aviation weather warnings, winds will be gusty when you land in sfo. it could be a bumpy ride until 8:00 with northwest winds about 25-35 miles an hour. thankfully no delays at sfo, oakland or north san jose. over on the ocean, small craft advisories all the way through

3:00. northwest winds around 25-35 miles an hour. you can see the waves around four to seven feet and swells about 10-13 feet. you can imagine what the ocean is like churning. everybody else, winds is hitting near 20 like san carlos and mountain view and 20-25 miles an hour range, fairfield and napa where we're up around 30. it's still gusty but not dangerous and damaging winds like we had yesterday. today will be bright and breezy and warmer. warjtdz will peak tomorrow and still be mild and dry as we head through through the weekend. you can see emeryville and san francisco off in the distance and 66. 65 in oakland. check out walnut creek, palo alto, 71 degrees. here is downtown san francisco, clear skies, temperatures in

napa and fairfield and union city in the mid to upper 50s. here is what is happening. low pressure pulling away from us. the distance between that and the high pressure has relaxed and so has the gradients. that is why the winds are slowly relaxing. high pressure will move over tonight in to tomorrow. switch our winds to offshore and easterly wind blowing out over the ocean and keeping it well offshore. the reason why we're going to warm up especially tomorrow. mid to upper 70s in the south bay. low to 70s in most of the peninsula. millbrae, 59. low to mid-50s with upper 60s in san francisco. beaches low to mid-60s and mid to upper 70s in the valleys. low to mid-70s along the east bayshore. mid to upper 70s into the east bay valleys. if you are traveling around the state, gusty through the central valley to about 50 in tahoe

notice no rain or snow in the state. if you are going to the game, it's breezy at at&t park. 52 degrees, dropping down to about 56 degrees. let's take a look at accu-weather seven-day forecast. 70s and 80s away from the coast. you will hit the mid to upper 60s and hang in the 70s just about every day away from the coast through the weekend. raise your glass to this one. california wines have reached a record high. in fact a new report says u.s. wine sales including california wines reached a record $34.6 billion last year. that is 2% increase from 2011. san francisco based trade group, more than 360 million cases of wine were sold. california wines accounts for 58% of the u.s. business. the golden state shipped more than 250 million cases to the rest of the nation and foreign

customers. >> you know something else, that is getting a lot of buzz, a new twist in the national spelling bee. >> the

this is going stg this year, the national spelling bee will be tougher. >> 300 kids will be tested on on spelling and vocabulary. young competition that advance from local spelling contests tenants will be given multiple tests to determine who moves on. >> that is tough. >> and the scripps national

spelling bee finals airs on may 30th. it's hard to do that. >> young kids, fresh young brain cells. they can do it. >> for all of us here, thanks

[dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. back with me today is the former publicist of the oprah winfrey show who says when it comes to his trivia knowledge, he's a teenage girl. from chicago, illinois, please welcome don halcombe. hey, don. >> hi, meredith. how's it going? >> so explain that to me.

what do you mean you're a teenage girl? >> well, you know, i love-- i get excited about things. i love everything pop culture, fashion, music, music, movies. i just get into all of that stuff, and i get really excited about it. >> then this is a very good game for you, obviously. >> it is. it is. >> very good game. >> yes, very happy. mm-hmm. >> don, publicist for oprah. what was that like being publicist for oprah? >> well, you might not have heard of her, you know, so i had to do a lot of publicity work, just a little-known woman from baltimore. but, no, it was the adventure of a lifetime. it was such an honor, and i was able to close out the 25 years, and to be a part of television history like that was just an incredible experience. >> that's for sure. that's fantastic. hopefully you're gonna make some history on this show today, don. >> let's do it! whoo-hoo! >> we're still taking on round 1. you have $12,000 in your bank, 11 away from the million, two lifelines left. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> audience, are you ready? [cheers and applause] then let's play millionaire. here you go, don.

[dramatic musical flourish] ♪ because a medallion with her image was credited with vanquishing a tumor in 1998, who needs just one more miracle to be declared a saint? >> i was raised catholic, so i'm familiar with the saints. and i am leaning towards mother teresa, "c." i don't think she has officially been declared a saint just yet, but when i look at the other choices, i feel like it probably is mother teresa. so... i'm gonna do it. i'm gonna go with "c," mother teresa. >> final? >> final answer. [cheers and applause] >> yes, it is mother teresa. >> yeah!