second case in five years. a student here at uc berkeley. people who he had been hanging out with, i'm told, have been notifyed and uc berkeley will be offering the vaccine to any student who has not been vag sin yated. here are the symptoms you should be looking out for. >> early on its like a common cold people can get a high fever. and they can start giving and getting coughs, runny nose and very red eyes. key thing is the rash. it's classic and comes later. >> beside that's rash this could be more serious to some people. it could cause deafness and

encephalitis and miscarriage in pregnant women. a lot of people asking tonight how did this person get the maesels? well, we're told by officials he got it during a recent trip abroad to asia. he was not vaccinateed so they're telling us tonight this is something that could have been prevented. i'm live at uc berkeley, abc7 news. >> goodness, thank you so much. u.s. health officials declared measles eradicated in year 2000 due to wide spread use of the me measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. we have more information on the measles and symptoms on abc7 news.com. >> cruise on the scene of a

ruptured sewage line tonight a pipe burst near beach ask orchard avenues in guerneville. trucks are pumping up the sewage and transporting it back. according to the water district, some did spill into the russian river but at this time there is in major environmental impact. right new officials say the city water supply is not affected. a former state parks ranger suing a chp officer whom she says used excessive force when' rested her on false charge that's were dismissed. but jenny donovan was fired from her job. >> the chp says kit not comment on this lawsuit which was filed today in federal court. now, incident happened in the fall of 2012, and the park ranger deny donovan was a sworn peace officer, she and her partner were in guerneville driving home after attending a wine festival

and stopped because of a broken headline the video shows a chp officer pulling over a car, then, state park ranger jenny donovan is in the passenger seat. her part neshgs dona, is the driver. she does not want her full name used the officer talks to the couple. donovan identifies herself as a peace officer. >> i'm a police officer. >> are you? >> yes. >> state parks yes. yes. >> officer phillips takes dona to the side of the car and gives her a field sobriety test she complies but refuses to take a breathalyzer he tells her he'll have to take her to jail, dona yells for her partner. >> jenny! i need to know. >> stay in the car. shut the door, stay in the car. >> she's going to jail? >> shut the door, stay in the car. is there going to be a problem? shut the door and stay in the

car >> she said came out of the car not to interfere with the officer or help her >> trying to say if i can get her to calm down i can help you out. he just came at me. >> condonovan tore a rotator cuff. her attorney believes he had other options >> simply by quote, unquote failing the attitude test does not give a right to use excessive force. >> donovan doesn't understand why phillipss was so violent with her. she does have some suspicions. >> gender or or lesbian he didn't like the way i looked or something like that. >> donovan charged with resisting arrest and public drunkenness. as we noted, they were all dismissed however, she was fired from her job. she says, because of the

arrest. donovan is appealing her dismissal. the state parks department had no comment. >> there is this a private security guard shot and wounded a burglary suspect today. sky 7 hd was over the scene of the shooting in the oakmoore district. a guard from a firm called security code three saw what he believed to be burglarers. police say one of the two suspects threaten the guard with a sharp edged object. and at that point he was shot in the leg. police are looking for another man tonight this, happened along waterhouse road and in an area of the oakmoore neighborhood. >> bart police chief is defending one officer tonight caught on video daysing a passenger who appeared to be drunk and combative last month.

cell phone video showing the police officer confronting the 43-year-old at the millbrae station. the video shows him being daysed twice, once in the beginning and a lone bart officer tried to tame him, then, a second time when owe two san bruno officers arrived to help. >> he tried to physically have the suspect stand him from the train. that is when the officer daysed him. >> he believes based on the video, his officer acted within policy >> oakland police say a man driving a stolen pickup truck made a mess this morning. the pick up smashed into three

parked cars. and this is across the street from highland hospital. witnesses told police the man may have been going more than 90 miles per hour. >> there is a boom, boom, boom. this is all on the streets. >> the driver taken to the hospital, police say they smelled alcohol on his brevenlth a 25-year-old man is in custody after a wild high-speed chase across two counties that started on interstate 80 in richmond >> it reached speeds of 100 miles per hour we're able to intercept the individual to get him off the freeway in a

pleasant hill area. >> the man behind the wheel is a wanted parolee that crashed and flipped the car in concord. a retired chp officer said the car belonged to his sovenlt >> the ninth circuit court struck down rules on concealed weapons the panel says all law abiding citizens are entitled to carry concealed weapons. three former california governors endorsed a proposed initiative speeding up executions in the state. the governors are backing a measure to had would require the court system to finish appeals in five years and that process currently takes up to 15 years and also

transfer most cases from state supreme court to lower court. opponents say it won't work. >> $4 million to execute 13 people over 30 years is insane the money could be used for more prisons. >> the measure still needs to qualify for the november ballot. the last execution happened in 2006 a san francisco building houses the nation's oldest black-owned bookstore has been granted landmark status. mayor ed lee signed the proclamation at city hall. it's the latest step in an effort to save marcus books a business facing eviction since a new owner took over and doubled rent. >> anyone attempting to purchase the property will have difficulties changing the december nation and will be very, very stringent to go to

city planning departments. >> the bookstore faces another hurdle, needing to raise $1 million in order to purchase the victorian the building would be owned by a trust guaranteeing the store stays as a tenant. >> we have more ahead this thursday night. coming up two years after a teen sierra lamar disappeared her alleged killer appears in court. what he said to charges that could put him in prison for live >> and frustration at tax time? what you need to watch out for. >> and another cyclist with a message for cops catch me if you can.

here is the look at remnants of a massive fire in dallas, texas tonight. take a look at what it looked like just a short

time ago when it was still raging. this is an apartment building. flames just shooting out of the roof. firefighters battling that blaze and all of a sudden the fire just exploded out of the windows crews had to climb to the ground. good news is that there are no reports of injuries. a suspect tied to the disappearance of sierra lamar is pleading not guilty tonight. garcia-torres was in court today it took a secret indictment to get this case moving. abc7 news reporter david louie is live tonight with the story. david? >> reporter: the attorney for garcia torres seeking to have transcripts sealed to try to find a flaw that could lead to overturning the indictment. so until that matter is resolved, the date cannot be set until

probably mid april. garcia torres wore a well pressed tan suit walking into court nearly two years after sierra lamar disappeared on her way to a bus stop. she was 15 at the time. garcia torres has been indicted with felony kidnap and murder charge that's could lead to life in prison. a decision has not been made whether to seek the death penalty. his attorney entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf. sierra lamar's parents were not here, but search team members were and said today brings justice one step closer for the family. >> i haven't had answers in two years. there is one person we know of that has the answers and it's not sharing it. it's difficult. >> garcia torres charged with murder throw the body or crime scene has never been found. however, investigators say his dna was found on clothing belonging to lamar buried near the spot where she was last seen. legal analyst stephen clark says lack of a body may be

a key strategy. >> until sighera's body is found, they may take approach that the da hasn't proven she's deceased. that is the first hurdle for the district attorney, then they have to prove mr. garcia torres killed her. >> the prosecutor declined to go on camera. likely both sides are concerned about pretrial publicity that could lead to a change of venue. volunteers continue to search weekly for lamar. this is a recent water search done last week. the sheriff says her office will not give up. >> we're still looking, we're still doing everything that we can. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> a new report shows domestic violence deaths went up in santa clara county last year. 11 people died in domestic violence violence incidents in 2013 up

from nine the year before. ten of the victims were women. one, a manl. a particular concern are the number of latino victims and suspects, six of 11 victims were latina. >> we don't ask about immigration status we don't care about that. what we care about is you. that you've been hurt. we want to help you. >> there is no set pattern to number of domestic violence deaths in santa clara county since year 2000 they've gone up and down the high was 21 in 2003. a low of three in 2008. >> on to consumer news a warning tonight as people and accountants gear up for tax season. >> michael finney is here with details. >> this is is important tactic from promises of a faster or bigger refund to threats of arrests or prosecution. the government estimates fraud will cost $21 billion this year

alone. consumer reports explains how you can avoid being one of those ripped off. >> allen was stunned to get a phone call from someone who decided a irs agent demanding a $5,000 tax payment within the hour or else.... >> i would be handcuffed and thrown in jail. it was terrifying. >> this type of fraud happened in nearly every state the irs typically contacts firt by mail, not by phone. >> still, imposters can be convincing. they use irs badge numbers and enlist accomplices that claim to be the police >> another type of scam can come through texts and e mails. information claim to be missing

from the tax returns. >> this is aimed at getting important information like your social security number that, way, they can steal your identity. then, they can claim your refund yugs a fraudulent tax return. >> irs does not ask for personal information by e mail or text. these, too, are red flags >> you think you've gotten e mail phishing for information, send it to irs. >> this may be appropriate to alert fbi. that is what allen did after his accountant warned him the call was probably a scam. now, if you're planning to hire a tax preparer let me give you advice consumer reports cautions don't fall for too good to be promises

about a big refund or penalty reducks. look for combreerps signing themselves, as well as provide you of prepared tax id number, never allow a refund to go into the preparer's account. never. it should be sent to you. back to you. >> thank you. >> good information. >> thanks michael. let's focus on the weather forecast. >> sanda, you don't have a coat on. >> it's nice out here. it's 59 in san francisco. close to 60 degrees so sun hasn't set yet. beautiful. high clouds above. looking north there is a sliver of fog coming in. so you'll likely need a coat. here is a gorgeous view. 66 santa rosa, san francisco. oakland, 70

degrees, livermore, 75. 69 in san jose. hope you've enjoyed it. just watching clouds, tracking rain around crescent city, cure yeeka area, we'll get rain but not until weekend here is a beautiful view official sunset time 5:47 p.m san francisco 59 now. 63 oakland redwood city close to 70 degree as long with los gatos. 65 in san jose. here is the view from kgo roof camera. pointing towards financial district. you can get this lovely view of the clouds passing through. 66 in santa rosa. 65 napa. still, very mild. not everyone is enjoying this sun. still lingering fog over golden gate bridge. can't see the bridge there. into tomorrow morning, it's going to be a mild day for your valentine's day and rain likely late saturday going into sunday

so we want to tlak at drought watch. exceptional drought covering california last week. and remember, last weekend's soaker brought over a foot of rain to parts of the north bay? made a difference in the north bay. we've gone from exceptional drought to severe drought for north bay. but we need more rain before we can see major impact in drought situations we do have rain coming. rain now is in northern california. moisture stream just headed there but next system out over pacific will be bringing us wet weather heading towards saturday afternoon evening and. saturday morning is fine. just cloud cover. if you have plans saturday afternoon in the north bay, 3:00 starting to get wet. around the time you'll be grabbing dinner we'll see rain shifting and by wee hours of the morning it's winding down. sunday is fine going to clear out. rainfall four dr tenths to

8-tenths of an inch of rain expected and tapers central bay. a ten toj a third of an inch. and in seera, not expecting a lot. tomorrow morning upper to low 50s. 64 in san francisco. looking at the accu-weather forecast, some sunshine for valentine's day warming your loved one's hearts. rain likely saturday night. it's pretty much drying out for the rest of sunday and president's day. then another opportunity for seeing rain again, the middle of the week. so tuesday into wednesday. by meantime, live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center i'm sandhya patel. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >> still ahead california solar

plant is a big deal, the white house is part of the unveiling. >> new fire boat now in service in the east bay named after a local woman but she hates the idea. we'll explain y we'll be right back here. r: at jennie-o a where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

does a terminally ill child in unbearable pain have the right to die? tonight belgian lawmakers say yes the child has to get his parents' agreement as well as be interviewed by a psychiatrist the bill now goes to the king who is expected to sign it into law. if it happens it will be the first nation in the world to legalize doctor-assisted euthanasia for everyone, regardless of age. >> there is a manhunt in texas for a motorcyclist who is taunting police the michaelist filmed his ride in and out of traffic speeding

between vehicles. and then took the video and wrote catch me if he can. well, police say they have identified the guy department is cutting out the wofrd word to turn him in. >> would you >> world's largest solar plant opened tonight the massive ivanpa covers five square miles, yugs 300,000 mirrors that angle sunlight towards water boilers and can produce enough power for 140,000 homes. the project is near the nevada border, one group is suing federal agencies saying they ignored serious

environmental impacts >> february 14th not just for sweet hearts >> kids crafting valentines for

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asks want to know what's happening at 11:00 use your ipad to watch us. you can down load the app go to abc7 news.com/apps. >> a special early valentine's day at the va hospital. students sent 3,000 vat len tiens to veterans >> jackie speier says she was inspired by ann landers encouraging readers to send cars to veterans every valentine's day. that is a nice thing to do >> and valentine's day came early for penguin enclosure at golden gate park. >> biologists passed out heart-shaped valentines to the pengiuns, they seemed appreciative. >> they usually shred them, using sort materials to plump up the nest. >> that often encourages couples to breed. hidden agenda.

>> who doesn't like a new bed. right? >> from all of us here, thanks welcome to "world news," where right here tonight, millions of americans are battling the fast, furious and frozen finale of a record-breaking storm. ice falling like missiles. firefighters barely able to see the flames. drivers stranded in their cars. and 500,000 americans without power on a dark and stormy night. american outrage. 65 of the most dangerous men in the world, freed from prison in afghanistan. why? your cable bill, what will happen tonight, if comcast buys time warner, the big business news today. and true grit. u.s. olympic athletes with a clean sweep in sochi and the figure skaters attempting new heights and the higher they fly, the harder they fall.