>> good afternoon, i'm dan ashley we begin with a fatal shooting by san jose state university police just off campus. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with the latest on this. vic? >> the street is blocked off and it's been like this all day. we've seen officers going door to door to locate witnesses. again this, shooting happened just a block away from the dorms to, my right. first call to police came in at 11:00 in the morning. man with a knife, on campus. police went looking for him and say they found a person

wielding a large knife near corner of 8th street. public information officer told reporters the officers tried to get him to drop the weapons >> one officer from university police department discharged his taser. but that had no affect. what happened is that second officer on the scene used his firearm in defense of his life, his partner's life. >> this teenager was with a friend and heard two shots >> we're just talking about, like, school and stuff, then, like, we heard like, bang, bang, iing was like, what was that? she was like never mind, someone upstairs. >> a neighbor says her friend witnessed the shooting. >> he got up and proceeded to leave the police officer gave no command to stop or anything. and then, they shot him. twice. >> the suspect die from theed

injuries. officer morales says they're trying to find out who he is, and if he was a student. a san jose man says he acted in self-defense when fatally shot someone outside of his house last night. he says a would be intruder shot into his house. he says he shot back. >> after further investigation they determined that the subject at the hospital was related to the incident here on pineridge way. now that person was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> police say a second man was wounded but is expected to survive and say there is evidence someone fired on the house. >> another driver is now reporting his car was hit by a water bottle this week. the report comes from a fed-ex driver and brings the number of incidents under investigation to

nine. five cases have been confirmed involving two involved school buses one driver was hit by glass in the hand and in the eye when the bottle shattered the windshield. >> if breaking someone's windshield, you've got a bus load of kids that is a lot of lives at stake. you know? if the driver panics or something. it could be really bad. >> seems dangerous and scary. most kids here are little. so, you're driving little kids? that is traumatizing. >> the chp says the suspect vehicle may be a white toyota tundra pick up with a black stripe. >> the news keeps getting worse for california farmers, reeling from the drought. officials say they will not give farmers any water on top of the decision to

cutoff water to farmers. senator feinstein says it's time to look at pumping water from the san joaquin delta. >> run the system with greater operational flexibility. they know when you can run the pumps and not injure the smelt. >> the senator backs a water bond for more reservoirs to store water in case of prolonged drought. it's really dire for them. >> let's find out if there is rain coming. >> yes. spencer christian is on the roof of the kgo broadcast center. >> it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. in virtually every neighborhood around the bay area. sunny skies, mild conditions, no rain is in sight. we need it badly. it's important to point out what a lovely day

it is. current readings here is a live view looking at the golden gate, blue skies and it's now 62 here in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 70 in redwood city. 71 san jose. 73 los gatos unbelievable. here is a live view looking over the bay. blue skies, and more temperatures for you right now. they're up at spring-like levels upper 60s in napa and petaluma. low 70s in fairfield. blue skies over san francisco international airport. first forecast indicates we'll have clear skies this evening with patches of fog and low clouds here the coast during overnight hours. chilly with lows into upper 30s had there, then, tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies and mild, highs near 60s at the coast and 70 inland we do have rain coming our way in the next several days i'll tell you about that a little bit later >> thank you. >> 49ers not addressing a report

they almost traded jim harbaug to the browns for draft picks. the niners haven't comment owed officially a high-ranking source told nfl network the report is faults, and ridiculous. saying quote the team conducted a coaching search and explored several options. that search produced an outstanding head coach in mike patine and we're excited about his future with the club. >> state senator ron calderon will surrender on charges of bribery and cover ups a indictment listed 24 counts against the lawmaker, including taking $100,000 in cash bribes. indictment says the 56-year-old democrat employed a pay to play

approach using influence to extract money from those who wanted favors calderon faces 400 years in prison if convicted on all counts. >> angry proestors filling a protest camp in the ukraine capitol despite a deal between opposition leaders and the nation's president. >> 100 people were killed. >> the president there has agreed to bring opposition lawmakers into the government but pro testers have been demanding he step down. in ukraine parliament a fight broke out among lawmakers before they sat down to discuss the agreement and president obama called vladimir putin to talk about the deal. >> happening now, the dalai lama just arrived in the bay area. one event scheduled to attend is the blessing of a new tibetan

community center in richmond. we're live where the dalai lama will be staying. leanne? >> reporter: i'm told hooes he's close too. a big crowd gathered behind me. outside of the hoet yes. he has a number of events here in san francisco, santa clara, berkeley. one in richmond supposed to be the highlight of the stay. there was much to do at the community center today. volunteers getting ready for the dalai lama's visit on sunday. it will be a short 1, 20 minutes to bless the center and buddhist text from inda. >> this is a center to preserve our culture that is facing danger of of extinction back in the old country. it means a lot to us to preserve our culture, our identity. >> the community has grown n

1990 there were only 12 tibetans in the bay area, today there are about 2000. for a againation, it will be remembered. >> it's very cool, nobody gets to see him. he's always traveling. in america. he look up to, like mr. barack obama your president, then, we look up to him, like our president. >> before meeting with president obama today, the dalai lama stopped to talk to abc news about, among other things his twitter account and the key to happiness in 140 characters or less >> compassionate minds are conservable. >> controversy seems to follow the dalai lama. he has been critical for some. >> once enforcing a man, and you have actual consequences for people who follow what you're telling them to do, then it becomes religious

discrimination. we're asking him to stop. >> they promise to make their voices heard this weekend during his visit. abc7 news. >> still ahead here on abc7 news at 4:00 ensuring your safety the steps air b and b is taking to make sure your next visit is a safe one. >> a simple act of patriotism not only neighbors but the nation's attention. >> and at 4:30 you'll meet the brave woman breathing life back into this 5-month-old baby the tense moments as she gave cpr on a busy freeway. >> michael finney is taking your questions and will answer them here live a little later. you can contact michael on facebook.com/michael finney abc7. >> outside, taking a look at traffic. you can see on 80, friday night. going through berkeley. busy, busy in both directions. slow going indeed. >> all right. and we're going to a live look

the dalai lama just arrived in his hotel, the ritz on stockton street in san francisco. arrived for the visit. and leanne

san francisco authorities confirm an elderly woman hit by a concrete truck has died. police say the 91-year-old woman tried to walk around the truck

when it hit her. the woman is the fourth pedestrian killed in san francisco just this year. there were 21 pedestrian deaths last year. >> in san leandro, flames erupting from a house could be seen by drivers on 880 around 4:00 a.m near williams street. crews knocked it down quickly. >> the city of santa cruz and others have banned filling of empty swimming pools because of the drought. now, that effort and movement is spreading. reporter george warren explains pool industry concerned about restricks in placer county where summers are scorchers. >> one builder says the industry is getting back on its feet. >> home owners keep the construction workers employed >> i grew up with a pool. our

first house was a pool. yes. >> the placer county water agency announced new customers may not use any water outdoors now, the agency may tell it's 39,000 existing customers that they cannot fill an empty swimming pool like one being built in her backyard. >> they can build and find alternate source of water but could not use our treated water for filling a new swimming pool. iets been a tough five years this, would be the death sentence. >> this pool builder was the first to speak out against the drought emergency resolution if you can't fill a new pool with tap water he believes local buildings will not allowing to build them >> that will pass down to to municipalities they will no

longer allowed to build swimming pools. >> and and a service allows people to make their homes available to vacationers. now, air b and b is checking for carbon and smoke detectors that are eligible to all hosts who request one the site says it wants to ensure guests are safe. >> medal of honor will be given to 24 army veterans next month. an unusually high number to receive the award the white house says it's to correct discrimination and make sure people who may have been overlooked are now honored 19 of the 24 are hispanic and one is from santa clara county. a bay area man. the veterans fought in world war ii, korean

war or vietnam war, only three are still alive, however, the awards ceremony will be held on march 18th. a sanitation worker in oregon being praised for what he did in a u.s. flag in the street he does a thousand pick ups every day. at one house he saw stars and stripes crumpeled, dirty and wet he picked up the flag, folded it with military precision and put it on a post outside of the home. he had no idea a neighbor was watching. she put a message on the disposal company's facebook page praising his actions. >> no one else saw this going on except me and god. i shared this yesterday. >> a lot of sacrifice and hope and stuff that is the american flag. and i figured since many people have died for that, the

least i can do is pick it up. >> the owner is thankful and says it blew off the flag pole during a storm >> what an honorable person. i love those stories. >> spencer christian is up on the roof. >> hi, ama and dan. up on the roof. it's twice as sunny and beautiful. we're acknowledging severe drought. this is a stunningly beautiful day. sunny skies and wisps of clouds, that is just about it. looking westward across the bay, blue skies these forecast features we'll see low clouds and areas of fog developing near the coast overnight. mild days lie ahead this weekend. and we'll see a rainy pattern next wednesday. now pulling back to take a look at satellite you can see high pressure controlling factor, at the moment strong ridge

throughout the weekend. clear skies giving way to low clouds then that, gives way to sunny skies into afternoon. now skipping ahead to wednesday. we'll have a first next, i should say, wave of rainfall approaching. that first wave arrives on wednesday bringing us light rainfall. then a break thursday a second wet weather system arrives on friday. looks like stronger, better organized system. however, focus of the rain in this second wave of moisture is more towards southern california. so we do expect to get rain from this system in the bay area. but looks like more substantial rain will fall south. overnight conditions here in the bay area tonight, and mainly clear skies into early evening hours. overnight patches of fog

developing near the coast. low clouds swinging down and push beyond the coast out over peninsula and towards the bay. low temperatures ranging from upper 30s in the north bay valleys to low to mid owe 40s in other locations. mid and upper 40s around the day. high temperatures upper 60s around 68 santa clara. and low 60s on the coast. and east bay highs 66 in oakland. inland east bay highs of 70 in fairfield and livermore. here is the accu-weather forecast. mild pattern and rain arriving on wednesday. chance of showers thursday. so that wet pattern

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federal agents visit this month >> operators are balking claiming the incident was too minor to warrant that kind of inspection. >> reporter: ama and dan this is unprecedented the safety board says it's never been turned away by a major refinery >> trying to keep the safety board out is like telling irs, no. you can't look at the books >> mike boss is amused by efforts to keep inspectors out of the refinery. investigators have been wanting to inspect the plant after acid released from a pipe injured two workers on february 12th. tesoro barred feds from entering and one former operator suspects it's about the bottom line >> if there is going to be a question raised tooz what type

of materials are there, should they be replaced? this could be expensive from their point of view. >> tesoro in writing said tesoro asked the agency to explain it's basis for the investigation the chemical safety board has chosen not to respond. tesoro down played this incident saying the injuries were minor burns but union rep skais tracy scott says they were serious the two suffered first and second degree burns on their face and neck. >> they were under medication. and in a lot of pain. having problems with skin and face tightening up as a result of the blistering and scabbing. >> the chemical safety board issued subpoenas and tesor has until march 7th to respond. >> we want to take a look at the dalai lama's arrival. take a

look at the greeting he got from admirers lined up in san francisco a few minutes ago. you can see the crowds are 5, 6 people deep at the barricade. just right in the middle of the screen there. he flew in on a regular united commercial flight and is in the bay area for three days of events. >> reports say south african prosecutors are back tracking on cases against track star oscar pistoriuos. the experts believes the athlete fired from a distance of two feet not the five feet as place originally placed. he is charged with murdering his girlfriend on valentine's day last year the trial set to begin next month. >> athletic gear maker under

armor will be the main uniform provider for the u.s. speed skating team. for didn't medal and for some, they blame the suit some went back to the old suits is didn't fare better. >> a bittersweet milestone for a san francisco charity that serves the poor, today, it served >> and the need is not going away. we're serving more meals today than we have. >> feinstein was at st. anthony's in 1979 to serve

13 mill inth meal sheshg was san francisco's mayor back then. st. anthonys building a new dining room allowing it to feed 30% more people at the new location. >> the story behind these photos are incredible. a infant riding in his car with his aunt stopped breathing. she jumped out to resuscitate him. other drivers rushed to help. abc news has more from the woman, and the man who took the pictures. >> it was an incredible scene yesterday on a miami highway captured in these photos. >> it was the scariest moment of my life. >> that is pamela roseo giving cpr to her 5-month-old nephew. >> i don't know how i remembered what to do. i couldn't let him die. >> she told abc news she was driving along dolphin expressway and noticed he was turning blue,

he was born premature with respiratory issues she knew she had to take action. she jumped out of the car. >> i had the baby and he was limp. and i kept screaming for help. >> traffic was slow, then a stand still. drivers rushed to help. a police officer, firefighters, and a mom left her own 3-year-old in the car. the tense scene captured by miami-herald photographer who happened to be behind her. first she ran to get help and found a police officer as she kept breathing into his mouth. >> this morning everything seemed to be well. the baby is recovering in the hospital, bright eyed and unaware of the drama and panic, yesterday.

meanwhile she says she learned cpr because her son had breathing issues she said she and her husband are going to get recertified. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 the melt down during a live newscast. not ours. >> plus, are you dizzy yet? a stuntman figures out how to run, upside down. >> i'm michael finney. so i'm still taking your questions now on twitter and facebook. you can contact me on facebook.com/michael finney and on twitter at m finney. i'll answer questions here live, a little bit later. >> we're going to have a beautiful day around the bay area and another mild one from our sutro camera. a record high today. i'll tell but that and give you the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment.

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it but a pretty good throw >> great video. take a look. this stuntman attempted to run through a vertical loop. no one accomplished it like this. expert was moving even while upside down to keep from falling he finally got it right >> we know that technical difficulties are a part of live tv but this video takes the case. >> wgn lost audio during the morning newscast only a reporter in the field able to be heard. >> this is the only audio that

works we're frantically working on this situation. and trying to fix it as soon as possible. >> poor reporter. awful. that is nancy lu just vamping her way through technical difficulties. and audio out for several minutes. if that happened here? >> spencer, roof. snow. >> you're breaking up. you're breaking up. >> you guys, settle down, chill out. gorgeous weather around the bay area today we have had record high temperatures. they tied existing record highs for this date.

national weather picture is calmer than it was been in recent and across the state of california sunny skies and mild conditions. look for highs of 72 tomorrow in chico and act. 61 over in yosemite. 54 in tahoe. no snow. 74 in fresno and los angeles. 83 in palm springs here in the bay area, chilly overnight. tomorrow afternoon, sunny and mild, high temperatures above 60s on the coast. and 70 degrees inland a lovely start to the weekend until next week, mid week, we

expect rain to move in. and leaning towards moderate rain december nation. >> spencer, thank you >> still ahead at 4:00 priceless memories a california man is reunited with a camera that was stolen a year ago. >> plus, a personal message a 6-year-old boy sent to robin roberts. i'm hoo michael finney with a important recall regarding popular fit bit. >> looking at traffic on this friday. back ends of the cars going towards marin. stay with us. we'll be back in just a couple minutes.

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on a camera stolen a year ago. abc7 news reporter eileen prayer has the story of how the owner got it back. >> dave lacy walks out of a pawn shop clutching a camera stolen from his home a year ago. >> i'm super excited. >> he recognized it by the strap made hi bihis wife, erica. >> super strong woman. super talented. before we're married she was diagnosed with cancer and passed away at age 30. >> photos of the camera, 300 snap shots of her funeral and celebration of life. >> lots of sentimental value, yes. >> it's complicated how lacy found out about the camera. but it goes back to an unrelated home burglary and a stolen computer >> through a tracking

application we were able to find the location of the suspect. >> the suspect is a 20-year-old david aguilar. his 21-year-old girlfriend also taken into custody n addition to the stolen property found in the home, detectives located all of the receipts, more than 20 items pawned in the santa ana business. one for laceo's camera. detectives went and looked at the photos. >> recognized a picture of a tree. that jogged a memory. >> police went to the neighborhood and found lacy. >> yeah. awesome. >> other stolen property includes a stolen camera. if you recognize the family, they're visiting the grand canyon, call orange county crime stoppers. police hope to find the rightful owners. lacy does,

too. knowing how much it meant to him. >> having it back and with memories? it's fantastic. >> irreplaceable the plight of a little boy in texas is prompting a call for people to become bone marrow donors it started with a video message sent to robin roberts. >> robin, many people listen to you. have a voice for us to find a match for joshua. >> help me find a match. >> the 6-year-old has sickle cell anemia and suffered a stroke at 20 months old and receives blood transfusions to prevent another. doctors say he could avoid the lengthy and sometimes uncomfortable treatments if he received a bone marrow transplant. >> it's the only cure for sickle cell anemia. these blood vessels

in his brain continued to narrow. we believe transplant offers him the best chance. >> the story highlights a need for bone marrow donors. 20% of those in need are children. joshua has been waiting for a match for four years, getting tested is painless just a cheek swab. and for more information on how you can become a donor just go to abc7 news.com click under see it on tv. >> you can make a difference >> yes. >> cute kid. michael finney is here answering questions >> first, important update on a tracking device, fit bit. >> i do. fitness tracking company fit bit issued a recall of the popular product that fit fit forest you may 7 on your side reported that some people using the device said they developed skin rashes

the company is offering a refund to consumers for full retail price. fit bit says less than 2% of the the users reported skin irritation and test results show they're likely experiencing allergic contact dermatitis from the nickel or in the strap or adhesive. for more information we have a link on our web site. >> now, on to your questions let's begin with lawrence de mailed me sit true cell phone numbers will be accessible to telemarketers in 31 days unless the numbers are registered on do not call list? no. that is not true. false. i've been answering this question what? a decade? no. eight years. 2006 is the first time we heard about this. it's an urban legend that isn't evilness involved

people just misinterpreted what is going on. if you want to put your cell phone on the list you're aloud but -- allowed but there is no mass release to a bunch of telemashlthers. next question comes from hugo b asked where is the best place to buy foreign occurrency? i need to buy euros for a trip. best place is where the trip is taking place. use a credit card in the country and look for a credit card that does not have a foreign transaction fee. some charge up to 6% because there is a ton that offer no foreign transaction fee at all. so you need to get that. next best place is at an atm. use those.

never, ever exchange money in a hotel desk. that is where it tends to be most expensive. least expensive is at a bank, many banks aren't that into doing that anymore. back to you. >> good information. thank you. >> sure. >> up next, a hero's honor for a faithful raiders fan that saved a woman's live >> then, at 5:00... >> this is smashed >> tonight the growing menace on roadways. plus a 10-year-old changing the way people shop one grocery store at a time. ama wraps up the news in just a moment.

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honor of black history month we're dedicating our instagram feed to honoring black history. today, we're honoring willie mays who broke barriers in major league baseball. >> a raiders fan is being celebrated for his heroism last year. he helped save a woman's live in a effort that left him injured. >> the 61-year-old donny navidad says he wasn't expecting to be honored but people at the coliseum for the match against tennessee know he did more than that. >> some of us might kind of be fearful and wonder what should we do, i think his training helps him step forward to dot right thing. >> the stockton man says marine

corps training led him owe-to-do the same thick. a distraught south bay woman tried to commit suicide by jumping from the stands. you just do what you have to do. >> the woman fell 50 feet and ended up in critical condition but survived he is a father of three and grandfather of eight that spent 17 years in the marines and 42 years working for the federal government. they're calling him a hire hero. >> this act of caring for another person is something that i think we can all take inspiration from. >> it's a human life. i'd do it again. >> he was honored today by city and county joint powers authority. he was honored previously by the raiders team and some hall of famers.

>> thanks for joining us at 4:00 the news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> this is smashed >> tonight a roadway renegade claims more victims. >> plus, feds turn off faucets for farmers. >> and football fire storm. reports the niners nearly traded away coach jim >> some warmth going into the weekend. we're going to switch it up to a wet pattern. >> dangerous attacks on drivers in the north bay. good evening. someone is throwing water bottles at windshields of moving cars in santa rosa. it's

causing major problems the number of attacks grows, today. there have been five confirmed incidents along state route 12. now, investigators are looking at four other possible cases. we are live with the latest developments. wayne? >> seems harmless, water. we drink it smchlt times dangle it but rarely do we throw it outside of a car moving 50 miles per hour and a car moving another direction at 50 miles per hour. that is the problem. it's causing a lot of damage. the cal patrol has a suspect vehicle. a white toyota with black stripes, there are a lot of cars like that on the road. more victims are coming forward. >> very scary. it hit here. and

spider webbed out. he heard of five and maybe eight other attacks adam assumed water bottle that flew through the windshield of the truck last tuesday must have been a fluke. it happened in corner of barham and west duton. >> do you have messages for people that threw this stuff? >> cut it out. >> that is a good idea. the california highway at that time patrol has a good description. >> looking for a white toyota tacoma or tundra with a black stripe. >> i saw this white toyota tacoma. >> i saw a white flash. >> emily got hit driving a school bus that moments later would have been filled with special education students. >> it was a loud crunching