sir joe quintana who is live. >> we have been watching the san francisco medical examiner's van. you can see it there pulling away. they just collected the body of the person who as hit by the train. police say he was hit by an out outbound muni train. moments after this happened at 3:00 this afternoon, we were able to talk with a few people who say they knew the man who was killed. they say he is homeless and stored his backpack under the back peak. multipeople said the man was trying to get to his backpack and was hit by a light rail train. police say paramedics arrived but he was pronounced dead at the escape. this has created a whole lot of confusing situations for muni riders-especially since market is really congest evidence right now with chinese new year parade has already started. muni light rail cars have been not running between montgomery

and van van ness, so ages are bg told to use buses. police expect muni rail service will resume especially shortly. we can anticipate that, now that the body has been removed from the platform. now back live, you can see that the parking enforcement vehicles are right there. they have already shut down traffic here for the parade that is already in progress, which is making this situation even that much more confusing for people who are trying to travel here on market street. unaffected by all of this is b.a.r.t. trains. so, if you are trying to travel on market street, their service has been uninterrupted. reporting live in san francisco, abc7 news. a storm is moving through the bay area tonight. this is the live look from san francisco using our south beach camera, where you can see clouds are lingering. meteorologist leigh glaser gives

us a live look at what is going on from the roof, and live -- live doppler 7hd. >> in the last 15-20 minutes a few light showers, sprinkles starting to make its way here locally, but we have been get something pretty good returns in the north -- in fact live doppler 7hd showing you some reds and also some yellows, some very bright indications there. this is south of point reyes, sonoma coast, moderate rain is moving in. we'll take you in a little closer and you can see some of the activity yourself headed toward the san rafael area. novato picking up a little right anyway now, and then towards lincoln boulevard and around the parade route, a few sprinkles reported right now. palo alto, a little light rain, and little light rain at blue canyon, higher elevations above

the 8,000-foot level in lake tahoe, picking up a little light snow. otherwise they're going to see incline village, towards the south lake tahoe with just some of the showers. we'll take a more detailed look at the accuweather forecast in a bit. >> thank you so much. we'll see you later. in developing new, a multicar collision in berkeley injured at least two people tonight. the accident happened just 4:00 on the ashby accident. one of the two cars overturned. at least one burn was trapped inside with injuries that are life-threatening. the chp is investigating the circumstances of that crash. a growing list of stores connected to a massive beef recall linked to a petaluma slaughterhouse. nick smith talked to a pair of north bay grocery stores which are not happy to be connected to the meat. >> our name is on the list. >> kevin mitchell is the meat

manager. his store is one of having possibly received beef targeted in a meat recall. >> our customers are asking, why, why? >> the valley market does not carry beef from rancho but has purchased customers from from -- >> the rancho feeding corporations recalling more than 8.7 million-pounds of beef product. that's meat from more than 11,000 head of cattle. the usda has not said what the alleged rancho and its employees did, leaving kevin with very few answers. >> they tell us, this is the whole issue. this is why we recalling it, it would be nice. put is on the list, bring it back. very frustrating. >> the largest market was listed because of one special order of ox tails bay customer. an order randy ericson says was purchased months ago. >> we contacted the customer. she was very cooperative, and

she -- the company contacted her and they dealt with it. it was out of hands. >> rancho says all the bad buys out of stores but randy and kevin continue to get phone calls from customers concern about what they're putting on their table. nick smith, abc7 news. >> california game warden is recovering after being shot during a compliance check. 35-year-old bob paris suffered serious witness non-life-threatening injuries. he was observing two hunters last night in el dorado county when one of them opened fire. >> when wardens macon tact with hunter, often times they'll observe them for a certain period of time. it was during that time a shot was fired. it was complicated just to get help to him. he had to give almost step-by-step directions how to get through some of these dirt roads. >> the hunters helped the veteran until happen arrived.

officials are trying to figure out if the shooting was accidental. >> two people were unarmed when a fire broke out in an attic space in san francisco. firefighters were called to a three-store home about 9:30 a.m. they quickly determined the smoky fire was accidental but are trying to pinpoint the exact cause. damage is minimal and everyone is safe. a group of people focused on raising oakland's minimum wage gathered signatures toy to put the issue on the ballot. the lift up oakland coalition pounded the pavement at the b.a.r.t. station today at fruit veil. they explained the $8 minimum wage just doesn't gut it. >> it's just not enough for working families to survive on. they can't make ends meet and can't put food on the table or clothes on our kids back, so 12.25 is a good start so

families can take care of. thes and build our economy. >> a large part of the arguement to rates the minimum wage is that it will lead to more local spending. that spining then leads to more taxes paid to benefit local schools and to make streets safer. b.a.r.t. is hiring a consultant to figure our white its labor talks have been so unsuccessful and very expensive. the last round of labor talks led to two strikes can, a contract dispute, and cost bart over $8 million, the cost include consulting feeds. a third of that to the lead norther thomashawk whose contract was not a renewed after it was clear he missed a provision giving workers six weeks of paid family leave. >> still ahead at 6:00, why the ceo of crowd funding site kick start is asking customers to change their passwords. >> why authorities in northern california evacuated a neighborhood so they can burn a home to the ground. why one of the busiest roadways in california is closed through the weekend.

mobile nome redding packed with explosives could be incinerated as soon as tomorrow. sheriff's department officials now doubled the evacuation area around the home to 2,000 feet. evacuations began nine days ago and residents want to get back home. >> they're hoping it will be here when we -- if we get to come back.

>> i'm waiting for a signal that says we can all return to our lives. >> the owner of the house blew off his left hand and broke his right arm after the explosion. his house is jammed with over 60 pounds of chemicals, gunpowder and other materials. the material is so volatile that the only way to remove it is to burn the house to the ground. >> the freeway shutdown monster called jamzilla is underway in l.a. ramp and road closures on 405 are expected to last through tuesday. workers are repaving almost six miles of lanes over the sepulveda pass. part of a project to add car pool lanes, drivers are asked to avoid the area completely. >> up next, how google plans to make the average internet connection a thousand times faster than its current speed. >> how long will our soggy weather last? meteorologist leigh glaser coming up next with the forecast.

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hackers have breached security for kick starter.com and stole personal data. the ceo announced the information was taken last week. the data included addresses, phone numbers, e-mails and encrypt passwords, security responded and was able to keep credit card information safe and promises to make security changes but warns users they should change their passwords. google wants to make the internet a thousand times faster than the average speed currently in the u.s. the company is working on a 10 giga bit speed. to make it happen google will have to install fiber cables around the u.s., costing $11 billion to complete. google would like to start the project in three years. >> the rain is moving through the bay area tonight.

leigh glaser is live on top of the roof to tell us how long it will stick around. >> hi there, everyone. just a few light sprinkles now downtown san francisco. we're picking up heavier rain, live doppler 7hd right now showing some moderate rain along the sonoma coastline. you can see the orange and the yellow moving through -- it was moving towards lucas valley area, novato, and from there to black point and sears point so keep that in mind. we're picking up returns near san rafael, and light returns towards sunnyvale as well as san jose. most of what is falling is above the 8,000-foot level. that's the snow. below that, blue canyon, rain and i have to tell you, the snow levels will remain quite high

the next several days. so overnight the snow levels above 8,000 feet. this is my view from the roof cam looking down on the embarcadero in san francisco. it was mild and muggy today. san francisco, 57. 60, san jose, los gatos, 59. looking over the bay you can see the clouds thickening up there. napa 55. 58 in concord. here's what you can expect, our forecast. rain from the north bay to the south bay overnight. this system is a fast mover. get rade for clearing tomorrow afternoon and dry for the holiday. presidents day on monday. our pacific satellite shows you the cold front barreling in close to the bay area, and this is what is going to move in overnight. most of the heaviest rain will be in the north bay and then it will slide south. here's a look at the timing. 6:00 tonight, heavier cells along the north coast, and then by 9:00, points east, showers,

very light showers, maybe a pocket of moderate rain here and there. by 1:00, san francisco, east bay -- by 11:00. san francisco, east by, moisture moving in and by 1:00, 2:00 a.m., by 6:00 a.m., fog, and then after that, by 10:00, 11:00, get ready for sunshine, as i have been telling you, not a big storm at all. this is a very weak cold front. light amount of precipitation. maybe two-thirds of an inch in the north bay. central bay, and the south bay, maybe close to a quarter of an inch or less. that is about it. this is a fast-mover, so it will move in bring us some showers overnight and then move out by tomorrow morning. temperatures tonight, upper 40s to near 50 across much of the bay area. tomorrow morning, watch out. development of very dense valley fog. otherwise bring on the sunshine. san francisco tomorrow, 69. 62, napa, 6 4 , livermore, 63, san jose, morgan hill, 64.

here's a look at the seven-day forecast. presidents day, monday, lots of sunshine, temperatures will warm slightly. the next chance of showers tuesday night, early wednesday morning, and then after that we enter into another dry spell with above normal temperatures. live on the roof, i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. >> not a lot of rain tonight but he'll take it. >> your right. >> and mike shumann is here talking baseball. >> spring train has begun in the desert and formerways picture mark mulder, who is attempting a comeback,er to his left achilles ten ton probably ending his career. tim hudson was a pickup this season to round out the rotation after signing. tim lincecum and matt vogelsong.

the panda needed to come back in shape and keep the weight off if he wants to earn a new contract at the season's end. he looks great and talked about his offseason regimen. >> swimming, all those things to get ready. so i feel great. >> did it in 2011 so now it's matter of him being consistent, with the changes that he has made in order to stay in the condition he is in. i'll be honest, we're talking about right now, and he has unbelievable talent, can do some things on the baseball field. >> of course i'll be heading to spring training on tuesday and will beginning my reports win as 6:00 p.m. on abc7 from the giants and theways camps. >> college hoops. cal and seattle. always a dangerous team. washington dominated early. about the bears came out roaring. tyronn recall has with the steal.

solomon knows how to finish. cal end the half on a 19-2 run. they didn't stop in the served. wallace, takes it all the way. he had 20. justin cobb, seven assists, including the alley-oop. cal wins big, 72-59. improving to 8-4 in pack ten play. >> nba all-star game sunday night in new orleans. seth curry starting for the west. curry hits not one, not two, but three from the halfcourt line. he is also competing in the three-point contest in tonight's skills competition. >> cal and stanford facing off with a big splash. taking the rivalry to the pool. missy franklin won three individual races for cal but stanford pulled away in the end, upsetting the bears, 167-133, stanford a perfect 10-0, heading

into pac-12 championship. >> and this is dating back to 1921. both teams undefeated but jack clark's team has the edge. the second interception. cal wins big, 33-24. they're now 8-0. >> have to keep going. can't stop because you're in pain. for 80 minutes cannot let up. us run at them, leave nothing behind. leave everything on the field. >> pebble beach, poor pga pros slumming it in l.a. at the riviera golf club, continuing their west coast swing. a great track and capable of going low. amazing shots, today no exception. jim furyk, rolling back down. not sure he meant to do this. a birdie, even par.

6-under. cameron, tied for 6 at 8-under. four bounces, eagle landed. the leader shot a 6-under 65. 12-under on the tournament. leads by two strokes. slam-dunk, three-point contest tonight from the all-star game with receive currie and harrison barnes representing the warriors. cornell, back to you. >> up next at 6:00, expanding their repertoire. a look at the class of san franciscans took today for free, from painting to belly dabsing.

>> tonight at 9:00 on kofy 20 cable 13, we'll tell you why scientists say crocodiles can climb trees, and then a big storm moving across the northeast and the latest on the

rain in the bay area, all at 9:00 and 11:00. >> the mission cultural center for latino arts through a party for the community today in san francisco. the center marked the event with free classes. you could learn below screen painting and flamingo dancing. normally the center gives more than 50 classes with a gallery and live performance. we heard about the center and its activities in an abc listens meeting. >> let's get a final check on the wet weather from leigh glaser, live with live doppler 7hd. hi, leigh. >> a few light rain drops starting to fall. but those in the north bay, near novato, out towards sears point, moderates rain, the oranges and the yellows right now. black point, sears point, that is definitely going to be the front, and the face of the cold

front, the rain from north bay to south bay overnight. not a huge storm, and that is something we can be grateful for. >> that's its for us at 6:00. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices we off new abc7 news app. we'll be back at 9:00 and 11:00. see you then.

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