>> breaking news, a deadly hit-and-run in the south bay. what investigators are learning >> drought elife. a bay area city is hoping wastewater could help ease water woes. this is no accident. why deputies in northern california decided to intentionally asset home on -- set a home on fire. a deadly hit-and-run in san jose. happened near snell avenue and west coopol singapore. officers say the vehicle took off in the area of the woods drive. this is a very active scene. this is a live look at officers. they're on scene, gathering evidence. this happened just after 3:00 this afternoon. the search for the driver is on. we now know at this point -- all we know is that the victim is a

man. he did die on scene. officers are skill -- still gathering information. >> good evening, and thank you for joining us. now to california's drought. the city council approved a plan to use treated sewage water for farms and vineyardsment some don't like the idea. nick smith is live in the heart of sonoma county's wine country with the story. reporter: sonoma county is known for its wine, and its winemaking. that's why politics and wine makers, staring in the face of a drought, are doing all they can to protect their crops. >> we got all the rain, still don't have enough water to get through the growing season. >> doug grew up in sonoma county, and has worked, owned, and operated ranch.

>> we're in the middle of the worst drought. >> dry conditions and a lack of rain present an urgent problem, putting every acre of his vineyard and the dozens in the county like it, at riecks. he thinks there's a solution. >> they have wastewater they need to put into an irrigation system, and the farmers can satisfy that. >> the city of hillsberg decided to provide treated recycled wastewater for use by ranchers and grape growers. it will be given to them for free. water that the mayor says is safe for a farming and other not affect the taste of their crop. >> we have really highly treated, disinfected water. >> the mayor is one of the strongest supporter of the plan, a plan that has proven to be successful in areas around hillsberg. >> we don't have in california a comprehensive groundwater policy. that's something we indiana to work on and there needs to be

consistency so all these boards are, whoing together on the same page, and i don't think that's happening. i think that's a problem. >> using the water would be strictly voluntary, but critics argue it isn't clear if the city council has approval from regulators to move forward, and some fear the treated water could contaminate the ground water but a of what they caw the unique geography of the area. this plan may be too late for those who need help now. >> we live in extraordinary times and time for action is now. >> across california, 17 rural communities are in danger of running out of water within four months according to the state department of public health. the dots on the map state the water districts at risk. they serve areas including cloverdale and healsberg in sonoma county. >> just how behind are we in

rainfall? leigh glaser has a look at live doppler 7hd. >> let's look at live doppler 7hd. this time yesterday we were talking being a weak cold front coming across the bay area. it did move through, as live doppler 7hd will okayed no returns at all. the system has push to the south. even that the sierra nevada reporting mainly clear sky. how much rain? remember, i emphasized very strongly yesterday it was a very weak system. that system very weak, and while we did get a bit of rain, we need so much more. ukiah, down 15 inches. san francisco, down ten inches, nine at oakland airport. livermore, down six. san jose, down seven inches. sacramento, down seven inches as

well. we might get a little bit of rain coming into the work week. we'veing look at the forecast coming up. >> there are easy ways to help kev water during the drought. simply turn off the faucet while you brush your teeth. you save two gallons per minute. each minute you shave all your shower saves a gallon, and you can reduce wart usage by four percent. visit our web site for more information. developing news out of san jose, police are investigating a drive-by shooting. police found a man and a woman, each with at least one gunshot wound. police say the shooting happened in front of several people use, we're triaging the witnesses as we speak. there are a lot of witnesses in this shooting. however, suspects fled the

scene. we don't have a valid description at this time. >> the victims, who know one another, have been hospitalized and expected to leave. the suspect left in a four-door tan sedan. >> an apartment fire has displaced 15 people in san jose. it started just after 3:00 this morning at an apartment complex on tucson drive. flames damaged two units. 15 people from all of the apartments had to leave because crews had to turn off power and gas service. oakland police know the gender of a burned body found last night. officers found the body of a woman still burning on skyline boulevard near the gate of regional park. a resident believes the park's location may have played a part the crime. >> it's because this area is remote and probably the people that were disposing of the body were looking for someplace that

nobody is going to pay attention when they were doing it, which they might elsewhere in the area. >> because of the condition of the burned body the identity of the victim may not be known for months. the al media county coroner's office has not released a cause of death. >> man who tied in a motorcycle crash is a well-known business own ex-josh eppel and his brother are owners of drew's meats. he died yesterday morning after losing control of his motorcycle and falling from an elevated portion of highway 101. he took over drew's meats in 1998. the business started 125 years ago, is thought to be the oldest operating butcher shop in california. the man struck and killed by a muni train has been identified as 55-year-old michael mendez. it happened yesterday afternoon at the powell station.

police say he was a transgent and may have fell on to the truck. service was disrupted for four hours. deputies in northern california found themselves faced with a situation so dangerous, they did this. they set the place on fire. what was inside this home that led to this extreme measure? also ahead,. >> i'm ready 0 to go to florida, california, anywhere but here. >> tired of winter's wrath, with so much snow they don't know what to do with it. the states hardest hit by

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um -- up in flames. a mobile home filled with explosives intentionally set on fire. they sheriff's department says this was the safest with a to get rid of the explosives. 50 nearby homes have been evacuated. the mobile home burned to the ground. the home owner is in the hospital. investigators say he told them he was making fuel for model rockets when then accident happened. >> it's the war of the wills with all these winter snowstorms across the country, with another on the way. snowstorms continue to wreak havoc on the northeast. this one from the northern plains and -- into the northeast by tuesday. millions continue to try to shovel, salt, and plow they're way through layers of snow and

ice. >> as soon as you clean it, it's back again. it's just really coming down fast. >> it's really dangerous out here right now. >> the whole problem is that it's all frozen. nowhere to push it. '. >> snow blues are having a hard time keeping up. >> an hour and a half. >> the weather is creating big delays as airports in the northeast. this is boston's logan airport. flight aware.com reports 377 flight cancellations nationwide today and 2500 delays. ahead, proof that one couple is a perfect match. >> we kiss, we -- i fess we just said, see you on the other side. >> the valentines story of love and devotion.

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one of the besis that millia is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. stray chihuahuas are taking over a neighborhood in phoenix. some officials say the problem is a result of foreclosures and undocumented workers being

forced away, leaving their pets behind. animal control officers are asking residents to corral the dogs in their yard. >> this new york city woman's husband gave her the gift of life. they've been married 40 years and think they're the perfect match. so do the doctors. she was in urgent need of a kidney. the day before valentine's day he donated one to his ailing life. >> without a kidney match she was not going to live a long life. >> it was very -- love and appreciation. he couldn't come up with anything else to give me for valentine's day so he gave me a kidney. >> the couple kissed and said, see you on the other side. and here's the moment after the

successful kidney transplant on valentine's day. both are now recovering at home side-by-side. a beautiful day outside today. time to get a check on the weather and see if any rain is coming our way, leigh glaser is on the roof. >> we'll see a little bit more rain the middle part of the work week. a terrific day today. i know we need the moisture. but that storm system moved out quickly and we were left with clear sky, beautiful sunrise. the exception was the fog this morning, and we'll more than likely see the fog redevelop in the protected valley areas by tomorrow morning. nice day, sunshine, san jose cam, eyes aren you. san jose, 61. of course all the bay area saw more sunshine. temperatures warming as much as five degrees in some locale.

santa rosa, 63. concord, 63. livermore, 62. here's a live look from the mt. tamalpais cam, looking down toward richardson bay. areas of fog overnight, and then a slight chance of an afternoon shower tuesday night, wednesday morning. it's going to be a very weak system, folks. much like the system that moved through last night, and then beyond that we'll have more dry days ahead, and also unseasonably warmer temperatures. overnight lows tonight, because we're not going have the dense overcast, santa rosa, 39. 47, san francisco. watch out for the fog in the valley areas. now, here's the setup. the frontal system moved through. high pressure is going to make a reappearance for at least two days. so the storm track will be

kicked back up to the north on monday. most of tuesday. let's go ahead and take you into tuesday, beginning at 6:00 in the morning. overcast conditions, and then you'll notice by the 5:00 commute time, that's when the little cold front, weak system, will move into the north bay from ukiah to cloverdale, and then overnight hours, just kind of falls apart, by 5:00 a.m. wednesday, we'll look for shower activity, san francisco south to san jose, north bay will start to dry out. that's about it for at least the next five to ten days. so here's a lochte highs for tomorrow. sunshine, after the fog lifts, san rafael, 64. santa rosa, 64. cooler with the fog near san francisco. 60. half moon bay, 59. 63, palo alto. east bay, livermore, 65. 64, concord.

enjoy your day off tomorrow, president's day. a slight chance of showers and the accuweather seven-day forecast, tuesday night, wednesday morning, that's it. check out next saturday and sunday. spring-like, with highs in the 70s inland. i know we need the rain. we're going to get it. we still have march. i'm banking on that. >> thank you. time to get to mike shumann who is here to preview sports. baseball season. >> that's right, baseball taking center stage with the nba and national hockey league taking a break. coco crisp talks hitting next in sports.

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>> giants knocked out their second workout of the spring with timid hudson taking his -- with tim hudson taking his first time on the mound. the 38-year-old threw 30 pitches with no difficulty to buster posey. on track for his first cactus league start but it's only day two. >> probably take a while before he is probably 100%. he can do some sprints and throw off the mound and a lot of baseball activities, but we're going to do all we can to stay away from any setbacks. so that's why we have tweaked his workouts. >> the a's jostled is back

together with josh redick, coco crisp, and cespedes. crisp hid -- >> hopefully i can get on base and be the player i know i can be on the base pads. if the home runs come, that would be amazing as well. 22. 23 would be better, but it is what it is. go out there and try my best, >> i'm headed to the desert tuesday. we'll be live from arizona starting wednesday right here on abc7. >> after losing last week to washington, stanford's women basketball dropped to sixth in the national ranking and beat arizona state friday, today hosting arizona at the maple pavilion. chiney ogwumike only played

three quarters. stanford first in the pac-12, crushing arizona, 74-48. 24th straight win against the wildcats. >> bubba watson walked into the winner winner's circle in style. >> the shot we showed you as we came on the air. >> birdied five on his first eight holes, and holing out here for the -- to put him at 12-under. dustin johnson, needed this birdie on 18 to tie bubba. he is in the clubhouse at 13-under, bubba had two putts to

win on 18. only two one. 14-under for the weekend. final 39 holes without a begy. >> 1 years after dale dale earnhardt died in a wreck, the number 3 car returned to daytona driven by austin dillon. he took the pole at 196 miles-per-hour. dale earnhardt, jr. will start in forth. the daytona 500 next sunday. back to you. >> thank you, schu. one of the most popular foods in the nation and now row searchers think they're close to creating the next generation of pizza. that's up next.

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on abc7 news at 6:00, details of a in report on apple's secret meetings to possibly expand the company. a special valentine's day surprise for a california kid whose mom is serving overseas. join us at 6:00. we have yet to meet someone who doesn't like pizza. and now the military hopes to include it as a ready to eat meal for soldiers. it's one most questioned food item biz soldiers but creating a ready to eat pete a that doesn't need refridge racing and can survive a 50-foot drop from a helicopter is challenging. researcher think they have created a slice that stay goods for three years, and everybody knows pizza tastes good cold.

thank you for joining us, have a good night. welcome to "world news." tonight, the fallout. after the verdict in the case of the man who pulled the trigger at a gas station, killing a teenager. it all began over loud music. tonight, the boy's parents react and the prosecutor's new vow. buried alive. the avalanche in the west, moving so swiftly, the skiers lost, the death toll mounting as another system hits. seven feet of snow in some spots? while in the east, who is in for a big thaw this week? the tearful win. the american skier who did something today never done before. and big news for the u.s. hockey team after that big win against russia. and are you smarter than a 3-year-old? before you answer, the little girl tonight and her iq score, off the charts. and what she told us late today after waking up from her nap. could you do what she did?