said all three individuals in this incident know each other that, we learned the young girl, woman this is the surveillance video we've been showing today, showing the suspect observed taking steak and lobster from the store. he got into an altercation with employees and ran outside. outside in the parking lot with it is thought he kidnapped a young girl. thought to have the victim just minutes ago the spokesperson defended the you'ves

>> it would be neglect if we did not take that information and move it forward in the proper fashion. so we have information that describes a car jacking and kidnapping. it would be gross negligence if we did not put into place the systems in accomplice. >> police are still looking for the young woman over the age of 18 and a man described as a person of interest in this case we have his picture, known to be a regular in this area. police want to know what happened here. he apparently, prps, if he's the suspect accused here threatening them with a knife in addition to perhaps shop lift soing gerng police still looking for those folks, but again, no kidnap, no

car jack. apparently at this point a shop lift. in oakland abc7 news. >> laura, thank you. >> an update now on a story we first brought you last week. a story of police officers pitching in with money in san francisco to help a family in need. tonight that story has taken a turn. the parents have lost custody of the five children for now. abc7 news has their story. >> we will do anything it takes to get the kids back. you know? >> yesterday, child protective services took custody of joel vil's five kids. they were the recipients of a special act of kindness. it was pouring rain the family of seven had no place to go. shelters were full, or closed. these four officers found them at un plaza, homeless and penniless they reached into their pockets and rented them a hotel room

>> got them wet wipes and baby needs and located >> after officers and workers made additional well being checks on the family child protective services removed the children. he says he didn't sign up fast enough >> seems unfair to take custody away because you know there is so much we've got to do. >> human services director can't comment on cases. he says in general, kids are placed into care by cps when victims of, or at risk of, abuse or neglect. simply being homeless and not accessing public benefits is not

a reason to police say child in their care he wonders if it may have been a reason >> we want to work on it. you know? i want to get into a treatment program and get it fixed. >> he says he's done just that. and that he and his wife go to court friday to see if they can get their children back. >> happening now in san francisco the president of france is in the city hoping to improve the country's business climate but he has work to do. right now in silicon valley there are 4 to 500 french start up companies operating here not in france. and of the u.s. companies doing business in france a u.s. chamber survey shows just 68% would recommend france toerj companies. hi,

leanne. >> hey, dan. a busy day, i can tell you thachl the french president just left the san francisco exploratorium just a short time ago. but the president brought an army of french entrepreneurs to reach out to the top brass. during his stay he was given the key to the city, also given to then president who met steve jobs. >> i would like to thank you for the honor for the spare copy of the keys i hope it works as well as the first copy. >> the visit is establishing stronger ties between france and the bay area tech industry. dozens followed him to san francisco, hoping to tap into the booming tech sector and find more investors.

>> what we hope is to be able to prevent into the companies >> we're here to dig in the process and to further sxb ready. >> he met with big names like eric schmidt from google, mark benioff from sales force and others it's not clear if they talked about the french tax the president wants to impose on all tech companies doing business in france >> he's right in saying companies have to follow rules in the country. >> today the focus was on moving forward, together. >> france wanted to change the

world together we can change the world. we can change the way we consume and the way we deal with health, technology in order to make the world a better place. california and france a match made in heaven. >> well, he reminded everyone that in california there are already 300 french tech businesses doing business in the state. >> leanne, thank you very much. a federal judge could redecide to release a russian born college student on charges he has been in jail accused of making bombs in his altuna apartment and claims he detonated them for kicks and never hurt anyone a judge in pittsburgh agreed but

prosecutors said he remains a danger and could be a flight risk if allowed to move back into the family home in san carlos. he is a russian citizen ask a permanent u.s. resident and graduated last year from carlmont high school and on probation from a juvenile burglary arrest. >> right now, state and lowell officials along with same-sex couples are celebrating what they called a winter of lochlt ten years ago, gays and legs beeins began to marry at city hall. carolyn tyler was there back then and is there tonight. >> 17 states legalized same-sex marriage. take a look at city hall, you can see it's bathed in a rainbow. inside there has been a celebration today of the role san francisco plays.

>> it had been a frustrating tradition. now, a celebration. each year, around valentine's day they asked for marriage licenses. on this day, ten years ago, they were granteded. john lewis and stuart gaffner were among the first to tie the knot >> the very first time in our lives that we felt our government treated us as equal human beings. >> the then mayor ordered the clerk to issue the licenses and it would become known as winter of love. the next month, couples many waiting in line for an opportunity to carry. >> a lot of folks saying they

could have would have done it differently. >> those marriages were voided. and his actions led to a battle included 2008 voter-approved prop eight, declaring marriage between a man and woman. last june, u.s. supreme court ruled they're legal in california the opponent calls it a bizarre situation. >> voters have passed prop 8 and our public officials are ignoring state constitution they've been sworn to up hold >> marriages are gooding full tilt. this couple married not knowing the significance of the day until reading about it in the taper. >> and knowing it started here has been incredibly gratifying.

>> still ahead sticker shock. why the price of gas about to take a turn for the worst. >> the fremont police department's new mobile dispatching unit. it needs a better name than that. >> there is rainfall to the north. might we see sprinkles in the area? >> women trying a new cosmetic proc

fremont deploying what it says is the ultimate mobile crisis command center one used by plows, fire and 911 in emergencies. most of it paid for by homeland security. tonight abc7 news takes a look. from outside it bears a resemblance to a fire rig except for the neutral gray color but comparison ends when you step inside there are three rooms outfitted with 27 flat-screen monitors. and radios and a massive plotter for printing maps all connected by seven miles of cable, ideal for commanding a fire or s.w.a.t. incident but it can be turned into a mobile 911 center. >> it needed to be module and configureable. based on the mission and department. and task at hand. >> homeland security picked up the cost. with that,

expectations it will be shared with other cities in emergencies. fremont paid remaining 30%. replacing a 1990 no tech command center, cramped and dated. >> it's a true partnership between police and fire departments we came together from the very beginning to help design a vehicle that would fit needs to meet emergencies in fremont. >> you normally have the fire pump replaced with high tech communications. >> there is a small flaw. they said they can use a larger bathrobe. in fremont abc7 news.

>> you've got to have the coffee maker. one thing the man is missing is a nickname the city is looking for sugs they want a cool one, obviously. >> now it's about the time you might be panicking wondering if you waited too long to plan a nice surprise for valentine's day fear not. a couple of ways at the last minute. >> to be made simple and complex. >> it sounds like it's about love but it wasn't. poetry about whatever you ask her to in three minutes. >> you're a mountain i am a mountain. this is our blessing and our curse >> that is about love. >> a woman to her not very fun boyfriend. about their

relationship. >> a poetry store is as low tech as it gets just like this. >> it captures spirits. >> that is the founder of six doors offering poems written just for your valentine. >> i make people cry all the time but not bad crying. >> by 5:00 thursday it shows up friday. with only you hadn't forgotten flowers. maybe this guy can >> so >> this is very sweet. >> it makes flowers a long list

of things that can appear at the touch of a smart phone >> what? >> bloom that. >> bloom? that is my name. >> the founder wanted to could do for flowers what lift and uber did for calling a ride >> we send a text message to you. >> you probably won't need it. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> fun idea. >> yes. good idea especially for last minute. >> still very nice. >> it's getting cool now but pleasant. here is live doppler 7 hd. large areas of clear

we have mid to upper 60s and 50s in half moon bachlt you can see clouds there it's 55 now in santa rosa and petaluma. 58 in fairfield. and looking at the skyline of downtown once again from our camera, cloudy with patchy morning fog developing. sprinkles possible tomorrow, maybe on friday. then, there is a chance of rain this weekend we've got a trail of moisture coming along the pacific into northern california this, is a plume of moisture bringing us a chance of sprinkles. this evening, during overnight hours,

we'll have patches of moisture north the north bay and beyond. and picking it up going into weekend you can see a more concentrated area of moisture moving south ward towards the bay area are by saturday night. that is a next chance of rain. that probably clears out friday. so this won't be the kind of big rainfall we have last weekend but could bring us rain nonthe plus. overnight tonight tomorrow's highs into mid to upper 60s. mid-60s on the peninsula. 66 redwood city. upper 50s to low 60s on the coast and 61 in downtown

tomorrow. in the north bay, partly to mostly cloudy. mid-60s on the east bachlt mid to upper 60s inland here is the accu-weather forecast. friday, valentine's day, cloudy but looks like mainly dry. monday president's day. there is a chance of rain tuesday, wednesday, so we do have an active pattern over the next week or so just not any heavy rains expected in the next seven days. >> thank you. >> well, coming up the governor meets with farmers about california drought. >> why he's

>> bad news about the price of gasoline, experts say gas could rise by $0.50 per gallon. energy experts say supplies are about to convert to a summer blend of gas refineries have to slow down or put part of the plants offline. drivers are frustrated. >> as far as personally i'm going to be towards a hybrid car. >> that is just get rid of it.

>> seems like instead of 40 bucks i'm putting double people are going to use bikes and buss and other transportation. >> oil exporting countries are expected to boost to about one un a barrel. >> governor jerry brown attended the ag expo in tulare. republicans proposed a bill relocating water to central valley warmers. governor brown says his job is to get both sides to work together. >> my issue is can i get people to be as cooperative?

>> mr. obama will visit the area this friday. >> we have more still to come tonight. the weather that is hitting the south tonight. bad already, just getting started. >> is your pet's flea collar putting your children at risk? efforts to get brands off the market. >> and remembering sid ceasar. a king of

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atlanta, roads are deserted but take a look at north carolina. thousands driving along interstates. nine people have died and the storm is just getting started. >> we're in the middle of it. if it's 12 round match we're in round six. hardest part of the storm is going to be tonight ask tomorrow. >> as this storm pushes north there are major problems at airports. 3,000 flights cancelled today. another 2000 already tomorrow. a judge ousted a oakland police department's compliance director. police have been under federal oversight after a series of abuses by officers. the city requested be appointed a year and a half ago to keep both sides in line but a judge decide

the position is redundant and a waste of money. >> developing news where another flu death has been confirmed. this time a man in his 50s with under lying issues there are 45 confirmed deaths in the bay area and santa cruz county. officials remind us there is plenty of time to get a flu shot. >> toyota said there is major development. toyota ready to pay a billion dollars to bring a four-year criminal investigation to a close. at issue is whether toyota reported safety complaints to the government. the company repeatedly denied it's cars have serious safety defects but paid to resolve a class action lawsuit and in talks to settle hundreds of other cases and toyota announced recall of 2 million priu ises

between march, 2009 and now >> a nationwide effort to help restore america's bee population is under way. friends of the earth taking action to get stores to stop selling bee-killing pesticides. they say the pesticide is found in many brand name sprays. >> bees under trouble. and bee keepers are seeing hives die. we need bees to be able to eat most of the foods on our table every day. >> home keepo saying it's working to find alternate insect yi sides but the statement mentioned nothing about pulling the pesticide in question. >> a group is suing red federal

regulators to get two pesticides off the market. concern is for pets and children. >> we love our pets. and our children. natural resources defense council fears concern collars put pets and children at risk. >> we shouldn't see pets getting sick. epa supposed to prevent these exposures. >> the senior scientist says contain pesticides that can delay motor development and cause learning problems both can gets into hands and inside of mouths of children. >> you know how they're loving their pet. they can get it on

their hands, skin. in their hands, mouths. >> they told us the project is registered and has been on the market safely for decades. we have confidence in the products and believe they're safe for pets and family us by releasing active ingredients it does provide a line of natural flea and tick control products under the brand that are ideal for consumers. former dog owner sympathizes and blames a different pesticide for the death of his dog, pierre.

>> i had to wrap him up in a blanket and take him to the vet to prescribe the flea medication. he died within ten minutes. >> nrdc petitioned epa in 2007 and 2009 to ban the pesticides. a spokesperson for agency would only say the lawsuit is being reviewed. most had no opinion. others told us they didn't use flea collars one said he avoided pesticides altogether. >> you don't need all of the chemicals. >> we reached out to well mart

and were unsuccess of reaching them for comment. >> one legendary figure in television died. >> sid ceasar passed away today, known for his skills told larry king he'd spent sleepness nights thinking of ways to make the shows better. >> yes. going to go to sleep this, way? no this way. turn it around. nochlt we did it that way last week. push it n then take it out. put it in on broadway in the big screen.

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appears to be a house fire, we're hearing what crews got inside they found the victim they'll not confirm if the person is dead but police closed off the block there is a larger response than you'd normally expect. we'll bring you more information on abc7 news at 11:00. breaking news continues on twitter. >> one of life's great mysteries. why some couples endure, others fail. it's less of a mystery tonight thanks to a psychologist who spent a quarter century monitoring successful couples. >> seems like yesterday but happened 39 years ago. barbara

and gene ferguson walking down the aisle launching them selves into that great cosmic bet known as marriage. look at them now. >> you have to have yin and yang in life. >> you be yin, i'll be yang. >> they don't argue much. that is no surprise to the psychologist. the ferg sons part of a 156 couple about the secrets to marriage longevity >> a third who you pick. a third in the hand you're dealt. a third in skills you develop as a couple. >> is he the same man you married? >> yes. >> it's a hard road we make it harder. >> if you're going to spend a lifetime trying to change someone, who is never going to change what is the snoint >> she owns a child day care

service. he retired from san francisco state they dated five years, had two son asks survived them the study shows if a couple makes it past 15 years they have a good shot at making it long term as long as they communicate respectfully. >> does he know how to listen >> very well. very big ears >> did he have to learn? >> no. no. he listened to what i had to say. even over and over. >> barbara and gene are stickelers when they say they've been married 39 years. it's pretty much 40. the anniversary? february 15th. a day after valentine's day >> why? >> so gene won't forget. >> marital perfection, apparently does have it's limits.

>> what a nice valentine's day story. >> let's check on the forecast now. >> hi, spencer. >> taking a look at live doppler seven hd. clearing at the moment as well. we have showers to the north and this is the big weather news now. on the other side of the country second big paralyzing winter storm to hit the southeast from atlanta to parts of the carolinas. it's snow, ice, just crippling. here is our forecast animation at 7:00 tonight the storm travels into the northeast by tomorrow. just a major winter storm. showers in northern california looks dry here and down south. here is how it shapes up. there is a chance

of sprinkles. dry conditions on friday. which is valentine's day. thank you >> from weather to sports. >> yes. >> the name derek jeter means greatness to a yankee fan. misery for a's fans. that is next in sports.

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when he does retire. >> maybe look in a little bit more but it's a great test for just a mental side of the you know? >> derek jeter isñi retiring afr that. cutting off the relay throw and we talk to jeremy giambe. the 39-year-old short stop has been hammered by

injuries. now sean doolittle was just 14 years old but if it happens this season he will be ready as will his teammates. a's hoping the third time will be the charm. with we know we can play in october and have a team that is good enough to make noise like we did the year before. you know? we've got new guys and new roles and that sort of thing. we're looking to go over the hump >> age 27 sean white has decisions to make. does he try to compete with young boston half pipe? or do you want it up at this stage? failed to land this new trick. the yolo flip earned a gold

medal he know what's is next on the calendar >> supposed to head home a play with a band called bad thing. there is a lot going on so i'm hoping to go play music and refocus. >> this is kate hanson warms up, finishing ten engineer the luge competition yesterday but she's become the talk of sochi. beyonce is her new biggest fan. raiders bringing back darren mcfadden. so they

sheets. niner fans will remember sheets on the squad back in 2009. talking niners they open the door to levis stadium for a sneak peek tour. it's like a 69,000-seat palace with a video board. about 80% done. looking good in a hard hat. >> dan, carolyn? >> shu doing honest work here >> a man appointed to see reforms is fired. >> at abc7 news at 11:00 east coast bracing for another icy storm. how google is helping

people there. >> watching olympics tonight but want to know what's happening details on abc7 news/apps. >> our coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news >> thanks for joining us. from all of us vshgs a good night.

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