abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> in san jose a female pedestrian was hit by a train. that person survived and was taken to a local hospital. the incident happened after 10:00 a.m. and riders should expect some delays. we will follow this online and on twitter. thanks for joining us. >> i am kristen sze, a matter of life-and-death being debated supervisors are deciding what to do about slow response team by fire medics or paramedics.

abc7 news cover is in san jose with the meeting in progress. >> over the past couple of minutes, the supervisors talking about the issue that could be putting lives across san jose in jeopardy. santa clara supervisors are debating why the fire department is not responding to medical calls faster and what to do about that fact. many degree the department has broken the contract and promise to the county. senator that clear county pays san jose fire to respond to medical calls within eight minutes but over the year the goal has been met only 80 percent of the time. the fire department blames staffing and budget cuts but supervisor would was running for mayor of san jose wants the fire department held accountable. >> we went response times improved. yesterday would not have been too soon. we will ask if a 30-day plan,

then we will ask in the next four months to live by that plan keeping to the 90 percent standard. >> in the last few years we have last over five fire companies in the city that were code three emergency responding units. putting those become in service is critical. we also see a city that continues to grow. >> the fire department could face a fine of $850,000 for breach of contract but he is recommending a smaller penalty of $150,000 the e.m.s. director said a few minutes ago that he is not aware of any loss of life because of the slow response of the. >> developing news in napa where a young mother and her boyfriend are expected to appear in court to face charges in the brutal debt of her daughter, three yield kayleigh slusher. the little girl was found dead in her bed on saturday. our reporter, katie marzullo, has the latest. >> i talked with a member of the

shrubber family and she said kayleigh slush's death is the most horrible thing that could ever happen. they have naughty on the funeral arrangements. >> the coroner has completed the autopsy on the three-year-old but cannot release the body to the slusher family until the district attorney says it is okay. the coroner's report is not available until late next week the she was found dead in her mother's apartment on saturday afternoon during a welfare check. it looked like she was beaten and sexually abused. the mother, sara krueger and the mother's girlfriend were seen leaving friday afternoon. they were arrested on sunday. a woman at ihop recognized them in the restaurant and the manager wreck enjoy them from tv. the police alerted law enforcement and bart police found and arrested the pair at the station on sunday. >> 23-year-old sara krueger and

26-year-old ryan warner will be in court this afternoon facing charges of murder and child abuse. her dad serving a three-year sentence at san quentin for reckless driving and evading police. >> pittsburg police are look at a new need a double shooting, a man and woman are injured. our reporter is at the pittsburg police department with a possible new connection. amy? >> police in by bug are -- in pittsburg are wondering if they committed a crime and became the victim of a crime. we talked to a map who lives in the neighborhood and he heard themes he talked to the victims and helped them and he says it was very scary. >> i heard another pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. i get down. i heard someone say, help us, help us. james kept know -- didn't know what to do. he wanted to go outside but was

worried the shooter may not be finished. >> i didn't know what to think. i didn't know if someone was a grudge match or fighting or something like that so i waited and i came out and help her. >> outside he discovered a 19-year-old woman lying in the flowerbed who had been shot in the back. a 22-year-old man was shot in the arm and bullet holes on the property. >> he shot here and we have one, two. >> the gunman get away. >> the shooter is described as a male and he was driving a red-type vehicle. >> police believe they possibly had come from the scene of an armed robbery in antioch. >> we do believe businesses on controversial we have received that our victims were involved in an incident earlier, a pizza delivery person was robbed in antioch and we are looking to see if the suspect descriptions

match our victims in the shooting. >> police believe one victim lives in the pittsburg neighborhood and the two were walking to the home. james moore didn't recognize the victims and says all the william said -- woman said take me to the hospital. >> i'm okay but...it upset my wife. >> the gunshot victims are in stable condition. >> i asked police, why do they think these gunshot victims may have committed the robbery and who shot them but they said that is. >> they are going to say for now they want to protect the investigation. they have a lot of good information and good leads. >> palo alto police are asking for the public's help to catch a purse snatcher on a bicycle. they have released this sketch. he attacked last evening downtown grabbing a purse of a woman dining outside and riding off. and 15 minutes later he tried

but failed to snatch the purse of a woman at a bus stop. those witnesses say he took off on a dark colored bicycle. >> a senate subcommittee has been hearing testify of the 40 million credit and debit card reports stolen from target. the theft began with malware placed in the registers designed to capture the data that resided on the card in our systems. >> many. countries are in the process of shifting the technology or chip. technology which uses mutts people layers of security including computer chip in each card that scores and transmits the data. >> retailers say bank should join the world with the newer cards and bangs say retailers should be more careful with consumer information. >> happening today, san francisco supervisors are introducing a finalized measure calling for a two cent tax on

were sugar beverages, which needs two-thirds of voter approval. a similar measure was datad in richmond in 2012. >> san bruno is discussing details of the lawsuit against the state of california over the deadly pg&e gas explosion. >> the pipeline blast in 2007 killed 2 people and damaged 30 homes. it is said that pg&e led to lax oversight and the explosion. the city claims that the pg&e has reportedly i norred -- ignored requests for documents. >> plans to make san francisco teaches safer for pedestrians and bicyclists is being presented to the officials. the plan is called "vision zero," with a goal of eliminating traffic deaths in san francisco in the next

continue years. a coalition of community groups want the city to focus on enforcing traffic laws and invest in training and education programs for all road users. since new year's eve, three people in the city have been killed in crosswalks. >> san jose state is looking to resolve a case of alleged hate of student on the campus in the fall. the recommendations will be revealed. a 53-page report just released found that the university did everything it could to report and direction the case of four white students accused of bullying a black roommate. the task force will plans to hold public hearings on the case. if you would like did view the report we have posted it at abc7news.com. >> san jose city council is expected to approve the purchase of new packing meters today that come with a price to you. the country meters will be replaced with smart meters for

$1.3 million that accept payments through cell phone or credit cards or coins but they will double the rates from $1 to $2 an hour. >> still to come on facebook's 10th anniversary. can you believe it? we will look back at the original vision of zuckerberg. >> we will hear more of his dream for facebook during the infancy. >> what a more says is so wrong with this snapshot is tearing up the mommy blogs. >> do we have more rain on the way right now? could it be? meteorologist, mike nicco, is

10 years ago today, history was made when facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg launched facebook in a harvard dorm. we found video from 2005 when facebook looked more like a frat house with kegs the beer in the piddle of -- in the middle f the room. >> facebook is online directory for colleges and i just want to have a cool college directory product that is very relevant if students. >> things have certainly

changed. facebook now has 1.25 billion monthly active users and is worth almost $157 billion, more than general motors and ford combined. >> they can afford to upgrade to wine from the beer. >> we have a if you report that shows california the birthplace of the personal computer is only mediocre for interpret use -- for internet use. oregon in 2012 had the highest percentage of residents with internet access at 87.9 percent. the national average is 69 percent and california is at 68.5 percent. home internet use was highest among asians at 85 percent and 91.7 percent among people with college degrees. >> a mom in new york is causing a big stir on blogs after postage photo showing a less than perfect moment her kids: the message is it is impossible to be a super mom showing two of

her kids glued to their ipads and one feeding a bottle two her baby sister. the photo shows the reality of motherhood in an age when women feel pressures to be perfect moms. >> you can see everything your friend is doing and they see way doing and you feel the pressure to be this perfect mom with the perfect pictures. but the truth is, there is no such thing as a super mom because beyond the picture you have tantrums, arguments with your husband, a messy house. that is the reality we are hiding. >> supporters say the idea is it is okay to stop trying to be super mom if it gets you more quality time with your kids. you have to let some things go. >> now, quality time our meteorologist, mike nicco, on the roof. i like that time but, also. good morning, everyone, from the roof of the broadcast center, we have partly sunny sky and a

breeze but the rain could come in early tomorrow and this could be more of it. the new timetable is ahead with the totals ahead in the seven-day forecast. >> thanks, first the 49s and now the broncos, wait until you hear what richard sherman is saying about peyton manning's

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covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> taking a look now from our emeryville camera at treasure

island, where you can see google's mystery barge, the large white structure in the center of the screen. google says it is reviewing the letter from the bay conservation development commission that oversees the bay telling it that barge needs to be moved. the project doesn't have the necessary permits and needs to relocate. the four story structure is said to be a floating study room for google. >> it look gorgeous today power hoping for rain. >> it will come back, right, mike? >> it will. good morning, yes, clean air today from the northwest and the same slippery slope that is going to develop some storms over the top of us it is always to tough to predict when it will get here but my best guess on the back side of the trough, you will want to be further ahead to see them develop first but we will watch it. here is what is going on as far as temperatures right now, we are in the upper 40's to low 50's and mountain you have is 53. you could see a few radar runs

if you use our app or on our website on live doppler 7 hd but that is going to evaporate before it reaches the ground. the multilayers of clouds as we look to the south from mount tamalpais this morning and partly sunny, and clouds, and the cool breeze. we have wet wet on wednesday in the afternoon through thursday morning and we have more wet weather this weekend especially to the north and the sierra. from the golden gate bridge it is picture-esque and we will talk about two to five degrees below average short of 61 degrees. we will be around 55 to 57 and here are specifics for you, lower to mid-50's along the coast with 55 in san francisco, a cooler spot around the bay and 58 in fairfield and a lost 57's and tonight, cool inland, and maybe frost as the clouds are thinner than today and most of the bay area will be in the low-to-mid 40's and south bay is

in the mid-to-upper 30's. at 7:00, on wednesday morning, you can see the clouds increasing in the only commute and by noon, light showers are breaking out in the north bay and all of us will see rain by 6:00 and it will spread during the afternoon and evening commutes is wet and waves of light showers roll through in the evening hours and through 7:00 in the morning, the morning commute will be as wet as in the evening and by noon on thursday, our high elevations are getting a scattered showers and by 5:00 all is just about over but for the snow in lake tahoe. now, the rainfall amendments, the models are trending wetter. we are going .1 to .25"" and possibly up to .75" and bringing in the the system faster in the not bay so it could be hanging around longer and squeeze out some more rain.

as far as the seven-day forecast, friday is a slight chance of light rain but we will keep this mostly cloudy for now and saturday the system starts to come and it is a warm system so our temperatures will go up holding the moisture and hopefully we get more significant amounts of rain on sunday into monday and the entire weekend could be cloudy with a little bit of wet weatherren like last weekend where we had a dry saturday. >> thanks, mike, never a dull moment with richard sherman revealing how the team dominated the broncos to win super bowl xlviii. sherman told a monday morning quaterback blog that the seahawks were able to decode peyton manning's cues, no one for employing shouts and gestures, but sherman said they figured out what the hand signals meant early allow them to dominate and beat denver

43-8. >> three waitresses smiling very big smiles today after a big-hearted customer gave them the tip of a lifetime. before the woman paid the bill sheehaned them a check for $5,000. the waitress said it was slow at the family restaurant in rockford, illinois, and they were talking about student loans and bills piling up and a woman got up and handed them each a check. a waitress thought it was for $500 and said she could not teach it and realized it was for $5,000 a young laid said she nearly passed out. >> still to come, do you think it is hard to find packing in san francisco? >> wait until you seat trouble a driver went through to get a spot in russia, down right dangerous and

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