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the north coast. a 6.9 earthquake hit about 50 miles off the coast near eureka at about 10:18. there are no reports of damage or injuries, but residents in eureka felt a strong jolt when the quake hit. there is no tsunami warning. good evening. i'm ama dates. turning now to the weather, more rain is moving into the bay area tonight. you can see it north of us right now on live doppler 7hd. this is the live look outside right now from our explore exploratorium camera. it is dry at the moment, but rain is on the way. now let's head to leigh glaser. we will actually check in with her in a few minutes to have the latest on our weather. you can track the latest using live doppler 7hd on our abc7

news weather app. you can download it from our website, abc7news.com/app. well, we are learning more about the police officer shot in san francisco yesterday. officer adam shaw is a six-year veteran with the department. abc7 news cameras caught the arrest of the suspect, 50-year-old jeffrey morano overnight. he is in police custody, but he has not been charged with shooting and injurying the officer. sergio is live from sf general hospital and has the latest. sergio? >> we talked with the police chief earlier today at general hospital. he said the injured officer is recovering well and will likely be interviewed tonight and possibly tomorrow. they can get an idea as to what happened and they can decide if they are going to file more charges in this case. this is video you will only

see on abc7 news. 50 yeeferld -- 50-year-old jeffrey yelling because his handcuffs were too tight. he was taken into custody after being on the run for nearly 12 hours. he was arrested in connection to a shooting in the mission of officer adam shaw. for much of the day he kept close tabs on shaw's progress at san francisco general hospital. >> we got really lucky on this one. >> this is the the first radio call from the shooting scene. >> from sky 7hd you can see what looks like a bullet hole in the police car. the suspect sped off and ditched the car in this neighborhood. >> police from across the peninsula scouring the area and calling two s.w.a.t teams. they recovered a get away car with a bullet in the driver's side fnlt.

the suspect was gone until the highway patrol spotted him in the east bay and he lead them on a chase that ended at this gas station in san jose. jeffrey is in jail facing a charge of using his car in an assault, but right now he is not charged with shooting officer shaw. >> we will talk with the victim officer to find out if indeed he saw the suspect with a gun because we don't have a gun at this time. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> a collision on 880 in oakland killed one person and snarled traffic for several hours. it happened after 3:00. one person died and another was injured and taken to the hospital. abc7 news sent us this photo of the scene shortly after accident. a fall entry is to blame for a deadly accident on interstate 80 in vacaville this afternoon. chp officers say a car crashed into this tree when it fell into the far right lane of westbound traffic near the cherry glen road exit around

1:45. one person did die and traffic slowed for a couple hours as the crews cleared the tree from the freeway. >> new at 11:00, a bizarre home invasion results in the arrest of three people. it happened around 8:40 and police tell us the couple was arguing about finances. the girl called people who came into the house. there was a fight, then the suspects drove off. they were caught a short distance away on tyrone street. two days after -- two days after malaysia airlines disappeared with 239 on board authorities look at what happened. so far nothing has been found to be part of the missing plane. we have also learned that the two tickets bought using stolen passports were son purchased two days -- were only purchased two days before the flight. chuck see -- sievertson has

the latest. >> all they have to go on are these two oil slicks in the sea, and they are not sure where they are from. debris was found, but it is not fromming boeing 777. >> this is rare. would you think there would be something out there whether it hit in tact or otherwise. >> they have surveillance video of all of those who entered the plane. there is an urgency to figure out who used two stolen european passports because the tickets appear to have been bought at the same time. the requesty is if they coordinated with each other. >> i can confirm we have visual confirmation. two individuals concerned and the fogs has been forwarded. >> they want to forward to compare to known terrorists in a global data base. without black boxes, nothing terrorism or mechanical failure can be ruled in or

out. for the family members of those on the flight, the vigil continues. in texas the family of philip wood told abc news he visited home last week. his father barely able to speak. and from his sons -- >> the last thing i said was i love you. >> i was on my way out and going back to college. he stood up and gave me a big hug and i told him i love him. >> abc news, new york. >> stay with abc7 news for the latest on the missing plane. we'll have updates on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. it is time to turn to our weather. meteorologist leigh glaser is on the roof with the latest. leigh? >> the area is seeing increasing clouds, but check out live doppler 7hd. we have noticed a little moisture moving in and maybe some sprinkles near the ocean beach and daly city there.

let me take you up where the rain has been falling heavily all night all the way over toward lake county. this band of rain is in association with a weak cold front that is sliding south. it will bring the bay area rain. we will check out the timing and see if it will meet a wet monday morning commute in a little bit. ama? >> thank you, leigh. a surfer in marin county was rescued from a rocky area at rodeo beach. a chp helicopter was called in to save the 40-year-old. it shows rescue swimmers near the surfer. the helicopter was needed because a coast guard boat couldn't get near the surfer because of the rocks and dangerous waves. the surfer was taken for treatment. east bay mud has a warning for customers. it is concerned that someone could pose as a fake employee as one of the trucks was stolen. lilian kim has the story. >> it is bizarre. >> residents of this quiet neighborhood has no clue as to who stole an east bay mud

maintenance truck on thursday. the you till says they look like the hundreds of others in the fleet. a 2008 ford f-250. it contained $5,000 worth of tools and an east bay mud hard hat and work badge. the concern is they will pose as an east bay employee. >> our crews won't be asking to come inside unless it is a pre scheduled visit. if you feel anything is suspicious call us or dial 9-1-1 if you feel threatened. >> neighbors are shaken by the whole thing. they say the crews have been working in their neighborhood since october and have grown to feel comfortable. >> i had the door open and now that it can be someone fake we have to be more cautious. >> it appears who ever has stolen the truck hasn't gone too far. they have spotted it on saturday .

it was gone by the time police arrived. east bay mud is asking for the public's help to help locate the truck and the person who stole it. the license plate number is 128-5077. that's 1285077. anyone with information is urged to call police or east bay mud. lilian kim, abc7 news. family and friends joined in a celebration of the life of a berkeley firefighter. he died last month when a tractor rolled on to him. a giant american flag was draped in front of hoss pavilion on the uc berkeley campus. he was a graduate of san jose state and a 28-year veteran of the berkeley fire department. tonight russian president vladimir few pin says -- putin says next saturday's referendum followed international law. putin made the statement to european leaders as forces scuffled in the ukraine.

ukraine's prime minister is vowing not to give up a single centimeter of the territory. crimea has been part of the territory for 60 years. in san francisco a ukrainian crowd gathered at justin herman plaza. they waived signs, sang songs and asked for help. >> for president obama to make sure we create a plan and go into ukraine and real estate -- and really a provide economic stability. >> president obama will meet with ukraine's prime minister at the white house. still to come on abc news at 11:00, it has been three years since the nuclear disaster. and now the experts say the radiation is closing in on the west coast. what you need to know. plus, it is like something out of a sci-fi movie and it could soon be the newest crime-fighting tool to hit the streets. and jimmy kimmle takes his show on the road. where he will be next week.

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the southwest festival opened up this week in austin, texas. it has a uniquely quirky twist. and jimmy kimmle is showing off all of the action live

from texas. abc news reporter elona carson with the details. >> get ready, austin. guillermo is in town. it didn't take long to get into character. he was the first of jimmy's cast to take a spin in a go cart as supermario. the whole gang is hitting the road. broadcasting all week from south by southwest. the music, film and interactive festival draws the hollywood a listers, but he will also be focused on big name texans. >> always great music artists come to town. we will get some of the people who live here, hopefully willie nelson and those types of guys. >> it is not all about the celebs. they will be busy eating and drinking and making new friends. >> people in texas are friendly and nice. they have the best barbecue. they like to have fun. they like to work. they also like to have a good time.

>> jimmy's guests this week will include robert duvall and willie nell san and texas governor rick perry. reporting at south by southwest, elona carson. >> you can watch "jimmy kimmel live" monday through friday at 11:35 p.m. south by southwest is also big for teckhies. you -- techies. one of the gadgets is a taser drone that can tas someone without having to be close. in this demonstration, the drone shot 80,000 volts at the volunteer. the creator says it could be used in the future as a crime-fighting tool. well, are you a wheel watcher? more than 5,000 ""wheel of fortune"" fans came out to the casino in row knock park for a -- roanoke park. each hoped to go from a wheel watcher to spinning the wheel on the game show. >> i grew up watching "wheel of fortune" with my grandma when i was a little girl. it is always something i

wanted to do. i just love solving word puzzles and thinking. i just want to be out there and be a part of it. >> they were selected out of the crowd from a random draw. participants then went on stage to show off their spin strength and gaming skills to snag a spot on the popular game show. >> it is time to check on the weather. leigh is up on the roof and no umbrella for you. >> a few sprinkles falling in downtown san francisco. the bulk of the storm system is well to the north of the bay area. it is starting to move into the extreme north bay locations. you can see ukiah down toward cloverdale and we will take you in closer. picking up moderate rain this evening already. settling into lake county as well. all of this is moving south. we are looking for this rain band to eventually move into the north bay communities

overnight tonight and then eventually stretch over the rest of the bay area. you can see where that cold front is right up along crescent city and all of this is moving very slowly south. it will eventually get here. it looks like it is just in time for the monday morning commute. you can see the temperatures are in the low 60s and the upper 50s across the bay area. half moon bay, 55 degrees. this shot here is showing you a little bounce in the camera. napa 58 and 60 in fairfield. as we go to our cam, a little wiggle there as the winds out of the southwest ahead of the cold front are starting to pick up a bit. we'll go with breezy with rain overnight developing. morning showers. afternoon clearing. then this thing will move through rapidly. after that, warming trend for the end of our workweek. here is on look at our pacific satellite and there is the cold front very week. as we get to the leading edge

of this, probably 2:00, 3:00 in the morning you may hear a little moderate rain. let's put our forecast into motion. you can see at 11:00, live doppler 7hd is pretty much spot on in terms of where the rain is falling by 3:00 a.m. it should start to sag toward santa rosa and 5:00 a.m. in time for the commute time much of marine county and also the south bay and the east bay locations starting to see the effects of the rain. most of the east bay and south bay will pick up the moisture. once we get on the backside the wind will pick up and we will feel the temperatures come down a few more degrees than where we were today. how much rainfall? maybe a an inch in the north bay mountains and most areas less than a quarter of an inch. loy -- lows tonight, upper 40s and low 50s as the rain advances in the bay area. tomorrow morning, morning showers and afternoon clearing

behind the system. the breeze is out of the northwest. the temperatures will drop a bit. 65 for santa rosa and 63 san francisco. fremont and antioch at 67 degrees. 67 as well for san jose. tomorrow will be the coolest of my accu-weather seven-day forecast. the warming trend really starts to move in on thursday, friday and saturday. check out the highs, upper 70s to near 80. sunday, well above normal with midto upper 80s inland. possibly even some 70s at our coast. the rain will be with us. allow extra drive time. mike niko will be here as well. >> that's right. we have you covered. thank you so much, leigh. we appreciate it. now turning to sports with shu, and it was a big game for the warrior. >> it was. warriors hosting phoenix. it was a key western conference match up. steph curry was supposed to play limited minutes due to a right quad strain, but they had to breng him back to seal

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told us curry is battling a sprained right quad and would play limited minutes in phoenix. i'm sure he was arguing with the coach until tipoff. he played 14 minutes in the first half. they trailed by five at the break. it is a 16-0 in the third. david leigh, 26 points and nine boards. klay thompson had two. the suns close the gap in the fourth. green with two of his 25 and they cut the lead to four.

nine assists and warriors able to hang on 11 throughy-1 -- 113-107 your final. >> we won't let it get worse this year. we accomplished today and got the win. >> the guys had a sense of urgency. they understood and understand how big this game was. it was a total team effort against a team that is dangerous and can score with the best of them. >> we talked about it at half time and we wanted to play our style win or lose, and i thought we did good in the third quarter. >> college hoops, the wichita state shockers won the conference tournament getting an automatic bid to the big dance. the story is they became only the second team in ncaa history to come into the tournament undefeated with a 34-0 record. unlv did it in 1991. facing indiana state and first half, the catch and shoot midair.

putting on a show and they are up 10 at the break. 22 points for the shockers. around four defenders here and they go on to win it 83-69. after beating stanford women, usc take on oregon state. the senior had four of five in double digits. usc wins the pac-12 tournament 71-62 and going to the big dance for the first time since 19907. 1997. we will take a brief timeout. this player was the youngest ever to win a world golf championship and held off tiger, phil and bubba for his third win in seven months.

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the dc cadillac championship. it was an unassuming 23-year-old who found himself to the winner's circle. birdies on thrie and 4 and have dash a dash on 3 and 4. have to make this par. bubba watson, back to back birdies on 15 and 16. four under 68 at three under. misses the short par putt on 14. drops to 5 under.

jaime donaldson is hot on his heels at four under. missed and he is at three under. that allowed reid to bogey an even par 72. a one stroke victory, the youngest to win a tournament at 23. his former caddie and pregnant wife excited for his third career win. >> especially how hard i worked, i am one of the top five players in the world. to come out on the field like this and to hold on wire to wire like that, i feel i have proven mids. >> the cobalt 400 and dale -- dalen hart, junior and he runs out of gas. he takes the lead and the checkered flag. junior finished in second. this abc7 sports report brought to you by riverwalk casino. coming up, three former stanford players invade the a's roster and talking hair product with brandon

crawford. looking for a makeover. hope to see you there. >> thank you, shu. a dire warning from scientists about radiation from the fukushima disaster. when it is expected to hit the west coast. and a surprising study about public transportation and how you can get a free ride on amtrak. and the new test that could determine if you are at risk

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i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, a powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off the coast of eureka at 10:18. they fount a strong jolt. they said there is no word of damage or injuries. there are no signs of a tsunami. a man is in custody in connection with the shooting of a san francisco police officer. he took police on a four-county chase. so far he has only been charged with using his car as an assault weapon. chp officers say this tree lead to the death of a driver on interstate 80. a car crashed into the tree when it fell into westbound traffic near the cherry glen road exit. and east bay residents are

being warned to ask for identification if an employee comes to your door. a company truck was stolen on thursday along with the truck the thief got away with an official employee badge. thousands of japanese are marking the third anniversary of the fukushima nuclear disaster reactor with protests. it is one of many that have happened since the march 11th, 2011 disaster. and now a top scientist says radiation is about to reach the west coast. abc news reporter cecilia vega who returned to fukushima has the forecast. >> in a matter of weeks, radiation a from japan's nuclear melt town will make its way to the shores. trace of radio active materials have already landed in canada's gulf of alaska area. now new models show that it will hit north seattle by next month and then move down the west coast.

but oceanographer says the pacific strong currents dilute radiation to levels so low when they arrive they will not pose a threat to people or the environment. >> america needs to worry about swimming on our beaches. >> last year i met up with his team as they studied fukushima's fallout. >> you feel like what happened at few could you fukushima is the chernobyl of the ocean? >> it is a bigger event for the ocean. it is unprecedented. >> we went to see for ourselves. >> we have to not breathe the radiation articles and. >> and being inside fukushima's ground zero. radiation they discovered in the waters just outside the plant is within the legal limits for swimming and drinking. still 1,000 times higher than before the melt down. this invisible enemy may soon hit close to home, but experts say there is nothing to fear. cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. the third anniversary of

the fukushima disaster was also remembered in concord today. city officials unveiled the colorful sculpture made from then tows crane -- 10,000 cranes. the skull sculpture celebrates the 40th anniversary of con card's -- concord's sister relationship with japan. president obama and family are back in the white house after a quick weekend vacation in florida. they said good by as you can see to the sunshine state this afternoon. president obama managed to squeeze in a final round of golf today before leaving, shooting nine holes with the former nba play a yes, sirs. the president will keep with the sports theme hosting the 2013ncaa division 1 men's and women's champions. among those there are stanford men's and women's tennis teams: it is a traditional event. it gives the president a chance a to congratulate the

players for doing well on the field and the classroom. legislation backed by the california police chief association has been introduced in the state senate. it would regulate everything in the multi billion dollar industry for the first time from how the weed is grown to doctors who write recommendations for its use. doctors would also need boob certified in substance >> doctors would also meed to be certified in substance training. there is a report that americans took nearly 11 billion trips on public buses, trains and subways. the highest number since the boom in the 1950s. new york area transit experienced the largest gain. apta attributes the bus and train networks across sprawling cities like l.a., houston, miami to the increase in ridership. cal train with its route to silicon valley saw a 3.38% jump in ridership from 2012.

but both bart and muni must numbers were down. listen to this. amtrak announced a unique program for trains of residents on board. they are seeking professionals for a passion with train travel. they can write, blog or work any craft on amtrak's long distance routes. each person will be given a private car with a desk, bed and window. details on our website, abc7news.com. still to come, closing in on alzheimer's disease. why researchers -- what researchers have now discovered. and bay area doctors look for ways to train the brain. how they are using a legendary musician to unlock the history of the mind. >> and hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. when we come back, we will have another look at live doppler 7hd. it is getting very active. get ready for a wet monday morning commute. we will be back in a

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predict who would get alzheimer's. researchers a the georgetown you have the looked at the blood of healthy elderly people checking for 10 fatty molecules called lipids. those with lower levels are more likely to develop alzheimer's. the test was more than 90%

accurate. it needs to be evaluated so it will likely not be available for several more years. researchers at ucsf have opened a new window into the human brain. it is an interactive system that could be used to understand and even treat a variety of conditions. >> i am training with my own brain waves. >> there are plenty of aspiring musicians that would love to get into the head of grateful dead drummer mickey heart. now they are about to get the chance. >> >> now combine that with my heartbeat and you will be able to really see what goes on at rhythm central. >> hart is demonstrating a new kind of neuro science lab just completed at the university's mission bay campus. it is the brainchild so to speak of dr. adam gazali combining feedback to probe and train the brain. >> we can see someone's brain

as they interact in realtime. >> here we go. >> outfitted with 3-d goggles and a helmet wired with sensors, hart keeps rhythm in a virtual world. behind the scenes, computers with powerful gpu processors turn hart's brain waves into a graphic display. glass brain. and it is the first step in creating a system that could some day help diagnose and treat disorders advantaging from alzheimer's to autism. molecules. but the software could be used

for the healthier brands. >> it can track activity in the brain and adjust the challenges to help strengthen orie pair the neuro -- or repair the neuro pathway. >> to predict where the ago a tiff tee is coming from. >> for heart, the music inside the brain would help unlock secrets about the way science understands the human mind and perhaps how we understand our own human potential. >> a happy brain is a good brain. >> in addition to the high-tech research, the lab is also working with popular consumer gaming platforms. their goal is to eventually develop affordable systems that patients can use at home. san francisco's sunday streets kicked off for the year today on the embarcadero. the city-sponsored monthly event shuts down streets to cars so people can walk or skate or push their little

shopping cartwright there -- cart right there, jog, to better experience neighborhoods across the city. next month sunday streets will be held in the tenderloin. a chilly sight this afternoon in san francisco. lots of looky -- looky lous gathered. it was part of a commercial shoot with luxury car maker bmw. to real snow is happening in the bay area, but maybe other precipitation. leigh? >> absolutely. we are looking for this slow-moving cold front up along eureka. it will slowly push south. as it does so it will bring the bay area rain overnight. ukiah is right in the path there. they have been seeing quite a bit of moderate rain off and on. crescent city, the rain is winding down as the frontal system is starting to move inland. we will go with the rain. it will be increasing across the bay area overnight

tonight. and definitely it will be sticking around for our monday morning commute. if if you are traveling elsewhere, 71 in atlanta and most of the country is dry. denver 67. showers at great falls. southern california should see some sunshine, 86 for palm springs. once the rain moves through overnight, they will clear out as well. tomorrow will be our coldest day . morning showers and afternoon clearing and then look at the warm up. thursday, friday and saturday and sunday the temperatures inland in the midto upper 80s by next sunday and 80 around the bay and close to 70 degrees next sunday at the coast. we are going to get some rain tonight and maybe the north bay an inch and south bay is less than a quarter of an inch. at this point we will take as much as we can. >> we sure will. thank you, leigh. >> time for another check on sports with shu. you have been teasing the hair product theming.

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former stanford players which is interesting for a cal grad.

the manager says the cardinal products are terrific guys, very smart and maybe not to the extent of cal guys. check it out. >> it is rare to have three college athletes from the same school on one major league roster. jed lowry and michael taylor who came from tampa defy the odds. all play for the a's who are coached by a former cal bear, bob melvin. >> it is good to see those guys. >> i think sam could finish one of those cross-word puzzles with his eyes closed. >> i am coming to a new appreciation and anytime you can share a bond with guys it helps. it is not surprising. there are a lot of guys out there. >> they were also teammates at stanford. >> the thing about stanford guys not playing professionally is being de bunked. >> he is penciled in as a

starter while he will battle for playing time in the outfield. they both have one thing in common. type 1 diabetes. >> it is something that is always on your mind. trying to regulate your blood sugar and if it gets too low or too high it can affect how you play and can affect your health. it is a huge a amount of work and i take pride in knowing it hasn't held me back. >> it is nice to bounce some of the things off sam. with his routine, it has been nice to have that. i do my best to plan and prepare and i will play. >> all three hope to be playing a lot for the a's. >> all right, today a's and white sox at spring training. he rips the single bottom of three. his new inspiration is his daughter, sadie born in the off season. that's out of here. a's go on top 2-0, but the game ended in a 2-2 tie.

guys the dinner reservations. giants short stop crawford and his wife just had their secondary yesterday. he got a few days off. he and i always like to share hair products. he has the best hair in major league baseball, but he has competition with angel paw began and michael morris. i asked for a tip and he says he gets it from the equipment manager. that's right, mike murphy. >> it is a blue, thick substance. you wouldn't think you would put it in your hair or anywhere on your body. >> you get it from your equipment manager? >> yes, murph brings it in special for me. >> you, crawford, michael morris, the best hair in baseball. >> we are trying to get a hod -- head and shoulder commercial. we are working on that.

>> are you listening, head and shoulders 1234* giants and dodgers and kershaw meet hicks. kershaw pitched five innings and allowed two runs. 2-1g-men. bottom of five and two men on and sandoval a diving stop. puig gets the out at first. inning over and giants beat the dodgers 3-2 your final. warriors head coach mark jackson said steph curry is battling a strained white quad and would be limited in his play against phoenix. he was arguing with the coach. he played 14 minutes and a sweet reverse lay up there. they go on a 16-0 run in the third. he lead all scores with 26. thompson at 22 poapts and a nice drive and drop. he had a 16-point lead. green with two of his 25.

phoenix cuts the lead and they had to come back in the game. they played 30 minutes at 9 assists and warriors able to hang on 113-107 your final. >> it is a big game are to us. we have been in their shoes before. it is important and you have to be fired up and ready to play. >> could have played better but happy to get stops when we needed jie. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. both diabetics put on camps for diabetic kids and so they are trying to be role models there. i will be trying the through -- the blue goo from an equipment manager. that is not getting anywhere near my hair. >> no, that scares me. that is it for tonight. i'm ama dates. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for mike shumann and leigh glaser, thank you for joining

us. the news continues on line, on facebook and for all of your mobile devices for your abc7 news app. have a great night and a great week.

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