>> other snowy town in pennsylvania is where a bay area teenager has been arrested for having a weapon of mass destruction. >> is california on the verge of a 200 year longing me -- mega drought? will extreme weather force the nfl to change the date of the super bowl? this young man is a bay area high school graduate. and he is in trouble with the law tonight. charged with growing marijuana and building a bomb. good evening, i'm ama daetz. 19-year-old is a russian citizen who graduated from high school last year. he has been arrested in pennsylvania on charges of possessing a weapon of mass

destruction and growing pot. cornell bernard is live tonight. you spoke to some of his friends? reporter: i did, and his friends and former classmates cannot believe that this is the same teen they went to high school with just last year. this is where he lived with his family for the last several years, he recently went off to college. >> i was completely speechless and freaking out, my god, knew his kid. >> this senior can't believe her friend was arrested back east, suspected of building bombs. he was going to college studying engineering in altoona, pennsylvania, where employing charged him with possessing weapons of mass destruction, bomb found in his suitcase was disarmed. andrew lives in the same apartment building as the bomb suspect. >> he is just like always doing outside things but nothing

dangerous. he is a dangerous kid. >> according to a criminal complaint, the russian national purchased bomb-making materials on the internet. when asked by investigators what he was going to do with them he said he was going to blow things up. he was borne -- born in moscow but lived in san carlos at the door. >> quiet, did his work, came to class every day. >> hi graduated karl mont high school last spring, former classmates and friends are painting a much different picture of the teen. >> he said nothing about weapons in general or bombs or anything. we were just talking about random stuff, school. >> the teen told police he experimented with explosives in california but was not specific. he is being held on

$500,000 bail in san carlos. abc7 news. a shopping mall in maryland remaybes close following the murder of two employees of a skateboard shop. the kill is was identified as 19-year-old dareon aguilar of college park, maryland, suburb of washington, dc, about 20 miles from the mall. police are now trying to determine what his connection was to the two victims, man and woman, in their 20s. aguilar used a shotgun to kill them and was also carrying a backpack filled with explosives police have been searching the mall to make sure he didn't plant any devices. >> san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing. at 1:30 this morning officers respond to the piedmont hills neighborhood and arrested a this home -- arrived at this home and found a man suffering from a stab wound. witnesses say fight broke out another a 24th birthday party. the host asked everyone to leave.

that's when another fight started outside the home. >> tried to break up the fight. that was also my brother, and then tried to break up the fight. gets back. i hope he die. >> in pleasanton police are looking for man who shot up a downtown restaurant. witnesses reported a man pacing and acting strange before firing a handgun into the ceiling area in the pubment one man was hit in the rear end by a bullet but didn't know he had been struck until a friend saw he was bledding. >> at san jose state, police are investigating a pair of sexual assaults within hours of each other last night, apparently committed by the same man. according to university police he came up from behind each victim and touched them inappropriately, then rode off on a bicycle. he described as a white man, between 20 and 30 years old, mustache, black hoodie and black

pants. too california be on the verge of aing me good mega drought. the dry spiel we're in now has lasted only a couple of years but after studying tree rings, one expert says we're on pace to hey the driest rainfall season since 1580. more than 400 years ago. water officials in marin county will meet on tuesday in what's being billed as a drought summit. the drought hat cut marin reservoir levels in half and has dried aunt% of the county's pasture hand. the summit will address the dramatic depletion of the local water supply. governor province calling for a 20% voluntary cutback in water use. there is a hint of moisture in the bay area forecast but not enough to make up for the rainfall deficit. we continue to set record high

temperatures. leigh glaser is here with live doppler 7hd. >> you probably noticed today some of the clouds moving around the bay area. looked like it could possibly rain out there, but not so. these are mainly just high clouds. you see on live doppler 7hd. but you're exactly right, another day of record-high temperatures. 68 today goes down as a record for sap rafael. 73, oakland museum. 71 san hoe -- san jose, gilroy, 77. san francisco 66. tied an old record. livermore, 72. that tied a record as well. we do have a chance of seeings' rain return to the bay area this week. we'll look at the seven-day forecast shortly. the weather could have major impact on the super bowl next sunday in new york, new jersey. it's the first time it's ever been scheduled outdoors and there's been talk of moving the

game up or back a game or two in the event of a major storm, but as bill evans reports that probably won't be necessary. >> the seahawks are going to the super bowl! >> the biggest story surrounding super bowl xlviii may be the weather. so what can we expect conditions to be like in february in new jersey? the players have stats. so does the weather. it's called climatology. we took weather records from a play miles from here and, we take that, average temperatures and fine out what it may be like on super bowl sunday. should ticketholders be worried? the average temperature for kickoff will be above freezing. the chance of precipitation, whether it's rain, snow, ice, is 35%. but odds are slim that we'll see three inches of snow or more. >> after clearing 13 inches of snow from the stadium wednesday,

met life is bringing in massive machines that can melt away millions of cubic feet of snow, not to mention this year's venue is making history as the first open-air super bowl to be played north of san francisco. until now the record low at kickoff for an outdoor championship game, a frigid 39, during super bowl vi in new orleansin' 197 2. if you think nfl execs are afraid of the cold? >> we want to be outside. want the authentic experience. >> insiders have been predicting super bowl xlviii would be the most expensive in history, but ticket prices are now dropping because fans are choosing big screen tvs over the wintry cold of new york and new jersey this time of year. the players are almost ready for he big game next weekend. shu will show you their arrival in new york later. >> a woman is taken off life support over the objections of the hospital.

>> hundreds of bay area

a pregnant woman declared brain dead in texas has now been taken off life support. marlise a pub wyoming was being kept alive at a fort worth hospital under a state law that requires them to protect the lives of unborn babies. but a judge ruled the hospital was misapplying the law because the mother is dead and was only 14 weeks pregnant. she was disconnected from life support this morning. u.s. health officials have boarded a cruiseship to investigate a illness that has stricken at least 300

passengers. royal caribbeanies explorer of the seas left new jersey on tuesday and is docked in the u.s. virgin island, passengers and crew maybes have gotten sick. the company says its has put the ship through sanitizing to prevent the illness from spreading. >> the bay area's ukrainian community and supporters gathered in front of the constance late this afternoon, calling upon u.s. and european leaders to stop ukraine from becoming imprisoned behind a new iron curtain and some want the president removed from office, blaming him as using violence as leverage in the negotiations. protests began in kiev after the president shelved an agreement to deepen ties with the european union. >> the country that basically runs the economically and

ideologically. >> the demonstration coincides with kiev's memorial honoring one of three protesters who died in clashes with police wednesday. >> the winter olympics open in sochi in less than two weeks and despite the bomb examination terror threats, the russian ambassador to washington says the games will be safe. >> it's not only that i believe. i'm not so uncertain. because we are doing everything that is needed no order to make sure is going to be safe and it will be as safe as any other olympics that can be held currently in the world. the ambassador appeared on cnns state of the union provide and called sochi a wonderful place that is as safe as the rest of russia. >> ahead tonight, hint of moisture in our rain forecast. leigh glaser has the oak cue weather outlook. >> here's what is ahead on world news at 5:30. >> what is going on here, record

highs in the west, the polar plunge elsewhere. worse than before. running for cover. the terror inside a suburban mall, the shooter carrying his gun for an hour before opening fire. >> cruise ship makes hundreds of passengers sick. the

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san diego had the highest price. the lowest in sacramento. it is time to get a check on thes. >> some possible moisture that will be in our atmosphere later this week. meteorologist leigh glaser has our check on weather and a look at live doppler 7hd. leigh? >> we had those high clouds move through this morning and almost looked like maybe it would squeeze out a little moisture. not so, though. just high cloudiness, all because of an area of low pressure to the south. but you can see high clouds drifting by. this is our area of low pressure this counterclockwise spin, some moving to the north. some of the higher clouds actually picking up a little moisture but nothing reaching the ground. it has been a mild terrific weekend. another day today with terrific and mild temperatures. san francisco right now, 57. 68, redwood city. los gatos, 59. here's the santa cruz cam.

a beautiful sunset. santa rosa, 66. 63, petaluma. here's a look at a beautiful setting sun shot from our east bay hills cam. forecast, overview, high clouds overnight tonight. cooling for us the next few days, and, yes, does look like we're going to bring in a chance of moisture in here as we head into wednesday night and thursday. now, lows tonight not as cold because of the high clouds. we'll look for mid-to-upper 30s in the north bay, 40s elsewhere and let's get to the pacific satellite. this is the low that will continue to bring the high clouds north jorg -- overnight, this next system with brush by, so it well be cool monday and tuesday, but this developing low right here that will bring the return of some rain to the bay area as we head into wednesday night and thursday. in fact here's the timeline, folks. wednesday, 3:00 in the

afternoon, the moisture starts to feed into the north bay, and by 4:00 thursday afternoon, that's when parts of the bay area will see a chance of showers. not a lot of rain anticipated. it moves in, brings us maybe a quarter inch at best, and then moves out by friday afternoon. but the is a chance of even more moisture coming in as we get into the first two to throw days of february. you can see our ten-day outlook, pretty -- looking pretty good, the moisture really starting to feed back in. so that is definitely a good sign, but our weather pattern is starting to change, starting to ms. en -- moisten up a bit so hopefully we'll great measurary rainfall. tomorrow going to drop temperatures. so 64, half moon bay, san francisco. 67, vallejo. 68, livermore. the seven-day forecast, notice the cooling trend on tuesday.

clouds thicken. temps drop and there's the chance of rain on thursday. not a whole lot, but it is a start, and then some morning showers on friday. >> thank you so much. shu is here with sports. you said the super bowl hype officially kicks off. >> yes, indeed, let the hype begin. both teams arriving in new york for next sunday's game. we had a huge upset down-under. rafa nadal

>> i remember back to 1982 arrive thing detroit for the 49ers first super bowl and how exciting and anxious you get knowing it's now for real that you're playing in the super bowl. that's the feeling both teams got todays a they landed in new york for super bowl xlviii. denver got there first with head coach john fox, and of course, quarterback peyton manning, the big three of those broncos. the first super bowl ever played outdoors in the northeast, a cold-weather city, and hits you right in the face as you deplain. peyton manning trying to become the first quarterback to win a super bowl with two separate teams. >> our team is excited. we have worked hard to earn this opportunity, and we couldn't be more excited, and so the super bowl is a big deal. i know how hard it is to get here. >> of course we'll hear from seattle coming up at 6:00. the australian open has come to a close down under with a huge upset in the men's title.

wawrinka upset nadal. stanislas took the first set with that powerful backhand. second set, nadal hurt his back, considered quitting, but played through the pain. he was never the same. wawrinka, winner right there. nadal did not attempt to chase it down. then on match point, the slam home. wins hi first grand slam tournament. upset of the year so far in ten tis. quite a horse race on the pga tour at the farmers insurance open in san diego. eight players had a chance to win it in the final hour. choy made his birdie putter on 18 to make the club hose but would illit hold -- hold up?

now the clubhouse liter at 9-under. now gary woodland drops out of the double bogey. >> leashman has the distance, is this going in? no. stallings wins by a stroke over five other players, earning a spot in the masters. >> find round of the lpga in the bahamass. jessica quarter with a day to remember. tied for the lead at 18. stacy lewis, six birdies in the first eight holes. needed this on 18 to take the lead. can't be short on that. but she was in trouble on 18. the putt from the rough. gets it on the green and then needed to drain that birdie putt to win the tournament, and she got it. jessica porter finishes 19-under

for her second lpga tour victory. >> friday night, one of the greatest shots. pilots down three, .6 seconds left after el cerrito misses a free-throw. then the 80-foot throw and makes it. that sent the game to overtime where el cerrito took the game, 71-64. how about that shot. coming up at 6:00 right here, seattle arrives in new york and we'll hear from stan is in -- stan should >> thank you, hsu. up next t

>> up next at 6:00, why a group of students is suing the state of california to get teach efforts out of the classroom. and work at an iconic bay area diner. it's shutting down after 57 years. how do you hold a snow day event in the middle of a drought? they had some snow trucked in. tons of it. ilen of all ages got to slide, make snowmen and have some snowball fights. the city was able to build three 75-foot sled runs but we don't know where the snow came from. that does it for us here at

5:00. we are back at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight, the polar plunge moving in this sunday night. what you'll wake up to in some places, the coldest air of the winter. and this time, lasting longer. temperatures not seen in 20 years. the whiteouts tonight. and the race to clear that snow before the next storm. running for cover. what we've just learned about the terror at that suburban mall this weekend. the shooter carrying his gun for an hour in that mall before opening fire. the sick ship. tonight, hundreds of american passengers falling ill. the cdc jumping onboard after the cruise rushes to port. and the backlash against the billionaire tonight. the american, his $150 million yacht, his famous ex-wife. tonight, the outrage after he argues, it's the rich in america getting the bad rap. do you agree?