abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> in the north bay a four car crash southbound on highway 101 is causing long traffic delays happening before 10:00 this morning with all lanes blocked. that caused a backup to me begin. now the backup goes to petaluma. no reports of serious injury. we will continue to follow the breaking news at abc7news.com and twitter. thanks for joining us. we have more protect news. this involves the worst drought if state history. officials have announced that california farmers will not receive any water this year from

the federal government for irrigation. they maintain a vast systems of rivers and canals and reservoirs across the state but there is not enough water to give to farmers. folks say they will continue to monitor the rain and snow. federal officials say the water used by communes and while live will suffer dope cut -- deep cuts. >> police are trying to stop someone who is throwing battles on the freeway behind half a dozen attacks that put people in danger in the north bay. a witness has come forward. our reporter joins us with that story. amy? >> officials now have a description of the truck they are looking for. they want you to look for it as you are a-- out and about. a u.p.s. driver witnessed one of these water bottle throwing a2:00s last week and when he saw

on the news there were several he rehissed he needed to tell police and he called in the tip this morning. school bus drivers are on edge knowing is throwing bottles at drivers of buses. >> it is bill dating but part of the job i guess... >> two buses have been attacked, one driver was hit by shattered glass in the hand and in the eye. >> she was scared when it happened. it was loud when it hit. yes, it scared her. no children were on board when the buses were hit but the drivers are worried about striking again. >> if you break a windshield with a bus load of kids, that is a lot of lives at stake if the driver panics or goes off the road. it could be really bad. >> the news is also unsettling to parents. >> scary because the kids are

little. you are driving little kids. it is traumatizing. >> had have been five attacks along highway 12 in the past week. three cars and two buses. drives have been showered with broken gas and terrified by the flying objects. a passenger in a car going in the opposite direction is launching them which turned the water bottles into speeding missiles. drives say they feel confident the person will not get away. >> we will find them. it is an obvious thing that they will find them. >> no arrests have been made but police are hoping that the person will stop now that it is public knowledge this is happening. people and police are now locking for this truck, a white toyota town doctor pickup with a black stripe. thank you, amy. developing news in los angeles international airport, a worker

has died on the tarmac and the cause is unclear. the airport spokesman said the man was driving a service vehicle on the tarmac around 5:00 a.m. and he had a medical issue or lost control of contro. he what found unconscious and the paramedics could not revive him. >> there was a fatal shooting as the eighth homicide and the man behind the claiming claims it to be self-defense with a lot of unanswered questions. katie marzullo joins us from the scene near clayton road at pine ridge way. >> police are only revealing the birthday strokes of what happened which is paced on the story that the man who fired the fatal shot is telling them. he is be questioned at the police station right new. so are several others but police will not tell us who they are or how they are involved but they have reason to believe not everyone is being totally honest. >> this were gunshots. i heard them. not that many.

next thing i know the cops came and they closed off the street they had everyone on lockdown. >> fabia was having dinner and gunshots were heard. >> they searched my yard, my house, the back. looking for weapons. >> man said someone shot at his house and tried to break in. he got his own gun. fired in the direction of the 40s. he called 9-1-1. the intruder was gone having sped off if a car with one other person. a short time later, a man was drop off at a hospital with one gunshot wound. he died. >> after further investigation they determined that the subject at the hospital was related to the incident that occurred here. >> his say this is evidence someone fired on the house but they only have the residents version of what happened. theyer possibly locking for others involved in the crime. >> we are looking for anyone,

really. we don't know if there were two, three people, a vehicle was scene leaving the scene. you can assume maybe there were more people in the vehicle. >> residents are not surprised by the violence. >> i am sure it happened for a reason and not just out of nowhere. >> the man would live here was not hurt in the shooting. the november at this point, the man killed, is only described as hispanic male in his early 20 20s. no one is in custody at this moment. that could change. in northern california vote girls just released new details in a bizarre shooting at a native american tribal office. the sheriff says that a firm tribal leader killed her own brother, niece, nephew and a 47 -year-old woman in the far northeast part of the state. witnesses say the 44-year-old sherry rose opened fire during an eviction meeting yesterday

and began attacking people with a up are notify when she ran out of ammunition. she was at the hearing her son and now she is facing homicide and attempted murder charges. one person who survived is if critical condition. the other is alert and talking according to the sheriff. in san lenadro flames from a vacant house could be seen by drivers on 880 freeway at 4:00 am. crews knocked it down quickly but they stayed on the scene to make sure the fire did not their up again. >> sky 7 was overhead as firefighters were knocking down a fire at the quick stop convenient store on san pablo dam road. no word on the damage to the store. major development in the deadly crisis in ukraine. a deal for peace signed this morning between the countries embattled president and opposition leader and a call for

new elections, a new constitution and new unity government. protesters have been squaring off against the police force, for days. many are paying respects to those killed in the violence this week. the numbers range if 77 to 100. 600 were injured. this morning, a much different scene with members of the ukraine parliament scuffling to discuss the deal. chinese officials have warned president obama meeting with the dalai lama will appear relations. the dalai lama will be in the bay area tomorrow for an event at san francisco's davis symphony hall. the spiritual leader will bless the community center in richmond on sunday. >> football season is over but a

football fan is being celebrate ed for heroism as a raiders' gave saving a only's life in an effort that left him injured. eric? expecting to be honored for attending a raiders' game but people at the coliseum for the matchup against tennessee know he did much more than that. >> where some of us could hesitate and be fearful and wonder, what do we do? why do it? can we do it? his training helps him to step forward and do the right thing. >> he said his marine corps training led him to do the right thing when a woman tried to commit suicide by jumping contract upper deck he suffered deep browses -- bruises trying to catch her.

>> do you what you have to do. >> the woman fell 50' and ended up in critical condition but survived. >> he is the father of these and grandfather of eight who spent 17 years in the marines and 42 years working for the federal government. in the east by, they are calling him a hero. >> this act not only of heroism but for another person is something to take inspiration from. it is a humid life. i would do it again. >> today he got a proclamation and other honors from the city and county and join powers authority who run the coliseum and previously honored by the raiders' team and the hall of fameers who he has watched for years. senator feinstein right now is helping st. anthony's foundation in san francisco mark a milestone. feinstein is at the dining hall helping serve the 40 millionth meal today. she last served the 13

millionth meal in the first firm as mayor in the 1970's. this event is a sign of the generosity of san francisco. >> a local girl scout who seems to have a real knack for business by following a simple rule. also, giants pitcher lincecum has a big victory off the field on his home turf. it is a message that could put landlords on notice. i knew i could not let him die. highway heroism, a good samaritan who stopped cars on the road to help an aunt say her infant nephew. looking outside at the beautiful golden gate bridge and what a glorious day it is, meteorologist mike nicco up next with the

a hero on a florida highway and the dramatic photos to prove it. that is pamela giving cpr to her five-month-old nephew. she spoke exclusively to abc and said she was drive on highway in miami and she noticed the boy was turning blue. he was born premature and with breathing issues. >> i don't know how i remembered what to do but i couldn't let him die. i had the baby if my arms and he

was completely limp. i screamed for help. >> a photographer with the miami herald saw what was happening, stopped, got help, and took amazing photo. then a happy ending. the baby is involving in the hospital doing well, and she said she learned cpr seven years ago because her own son had breathing problems. >> incredible. >> giants pitcher lincecum has a win: he and a former landlord agreed to $100,000 judgment in a case that started in 2010 after she sued lincecum claim he wrecked a mission district town home. the landlord sued him if $350,000 in damage and he is countered sue saying the allegations were false. he released a statement saying that he believed it was an attempt to take advantage of his public profile for financial gain and would always defend himself against lawsuits.

>> a bay area girl scout set up her stand outside the green cross medical marijuana dispense you have in the mission district. she sold out in 45 minutes. marijuana is an appetite stimulant. you need to know your course term. she will be back at the location, again tonight. i thought rule was the real estate: location, location, location. >> a you are right. she knows. >> now, mike nicco has the forecast. >> reasonable what others are saying: location, location, location. they tired of the winter weather. here is the east coast: our big warming trend through the weekend and update on the soaking rains that are possible this time next week. that is coming up in the seven-day forecast.

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i will get out of the way or move over so you can see how clean the air is, maybe more haze than yesterday but no need to worry, no "spare the air" coming our way, we have high pressure, calm conditions and warm weather. on the other side of our country, look what is going on, severe storms are starting to wind down a little bit and we still did have threats of tornadoes in the eastern part of the carolinas until 7:00 and toward washington, philadelphia, new york, and a tornado watch, also, and the same areas that are going to be seeing quite an arctic blast the next several days and the transition is angry with that severe weather. back here you can tell the high pressure is in control and the arrows are pointing different direction and that is light and variable wind and a reason why we are warming so rapidly already this morning, temperatures are two to four degrees warmer than year, and only napa and oakland at 59 and 56 and not if the low-to-mid 60's like everyone else. so this is how it looks from mount tamalpais, you can see how calm the bay waters are because of the sinking area of high

pressure. it is bringing us brighter and warmer-than-average temperatures all the way through monday and the wet pattern starting to come in better focus this weekend and we we know it will be four to nine degrees warmer-than-average with the sun then set at 5:55. we have not one, or two, but three areas of high pressure dominating the west coast and the eastern pacific and a high cloud or two could pass over but on monday you can see the inform track is being driven to the north by the throw around the high pressure and it is driven into the arctic circle where the upper midwest will not have highs from the negative range next week. that is how cold it will be. back here, we have 70's inland today, and the prosecute of us are in the mid-to-upper 60's and tonight we are look at patchy fog possible, and more than this morning, and temperatures in the upper 30's inland to low 40's

and low-to-mid 40's at the bay shore and to the coast, san francisco is mild at 49 degrees. here is a look at what is going on next week, with our first storm coming in and it could bring us light rain, moderate rain. it moves through quickly and the next storm comes in friday and saturday and we will end february wet and begin march on a wet note. can you see the greens to the north and starting to push down toward the monterey bill in salinas valley are we need it. that is where the exceptional drought is right new but the rest of us are rind behind that. if we can get a couple of inches of rain equivalent that means a couple of feet of show but not this welcome, temperatures are going to run in the low-to-mid 50's in the sierra during the daytime and they will run in the 20 at note so they will make snow during nighttime hours. take the sunglasses and the sun

scene. that snow will reflect a last sunlight and you will be pumped later in february and we are in the mid-60's and enjoy the 70's away from the coast this week. >> we will. >> this morning, the bay area kicked off the annual march of dimes march for babies walk-a-thon. >> i was emcee of the kickoff and we are a proud media sponsor. families and companies made pledges to organize temperatures of walkers and raise money at the walk-a-thon event in april and may. six-year-old brooklyn was born months premature and grown up happy and healthy and money raised supports research into preventing early birth defects. this is more information on our website at abc7news.com. i property you a purple bracelet. >> we love what the march of democrats does. back

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we have reports of a possible shooting near the campus of san jose state in the area of 8th and san salvador. the police are on the scene and drivers are asked to avoid the area. we have a crew there and working to confirm more information. our news coverage continues on twitter. >> at 4:00, california man reunited with the priceless memories from a camera stolen a year ago and how police found him. at 5:00, a question of access a boy is changing the way people shot one grocery store at a time. thank you for joining us today.

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