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out of pacifica tonight. good evening. a i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carol johnson. a tense standoff ended in >> officers used a flashbang grenade and then the sound of gunfire. this happened on san pedro avenue hours after it it began. >> family members called police to say their son was armed with an ax and displaying paranoid behavior. the neighborhood was evacuated. >> the man stabbed one of the s.w.a.t team members and other s.w.a.t officers opened fire killing him. the injuries to the s.w.a.t officer stabbed were not life-threatening. and security concerns at sfo. a woman who was relentlessly

trying to sneak past checkpoint stepped in again and did it tonight. she didn't make it through, but she has in the past. >> she was arrested at sfo. that's where you can see her photo and that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan? >> dan police arrested this woman before she even got to the security checkpoint. they are pretty sure she was trying to make it on a plane again because she had two carry on bags with her. the tsa says she is not a bow gnaw fight -- bonafide threat, but it pointed out a weakness. airline passengers were surprised to find a woman has been sneaking past this checkpoint. >> that's hard to believe with how how much they make you go through security. >> they arrested marilyn hartman not far from the checkpoint. >> she is not supposed to be there. she has a court order

preventing her from being to the airport unless she has a lawful reason to be there, like a ticket to go somewhere. >> she was arrested three times last february for trying to sneak on board a flight to hawaii. she simply sliped under and bypassed both security guards including the tsa agent who checks your boarding pass and id card. she was caught twice in the boarding area, but once made it on to a high high-bound flight without a boarding pass and was found siting in a ticketed seat before take of yo. she lives in a homeless shelter and says she has cancer and wants to go someplace warm. >> may not be the woman who wants to go to hawaii next time. it may be somebody who wants to cause trouble. >> reporter: since then they put up barriers to keep people from sneaking under. meanwhile she is in jail on $7,500 bail. alan wang, abc7 news.

a routine traffic stop was anything but in the east bay where a driver is now in the hospital and under arrest after being shot by an alameda county sheriff deputy. this happened in san lorenzo where deputies say the driver tried to run them down and forcing an officer to open fire. cornell bernard is there live for us tonight. cornell? >> carolyn, we know the alameda county sheriff deputy who fired the shots is a seven-year veteran of the department. it happened here on hisperion boulevard. he will survive after they say he tried to run the deputy down. >> i heard some shots. >> carlos molina heard shots and then saw police swarm the area. sky 7hd was over the scene moments later where an alameda county sheriff deputy opened fire on a suspect. it began about 5:30 p.m. when

deputies made a routine traffic stop on a black bmw. but the driver took off. there was a brief chase on on 880. officers lost sight of the car. minutes later the car was spotted at a stoplight and when a deputy approached the bmw with his gun drawn officials claim the driver tried to run him down. >> the deputy in fear for his safety fired two shots at the vehicle. the vehicle continued to flea southbound on hisperion boulevard. >> the suspect was wounded and shot once in the arm. hayward police captured the man a short time later near the san mateo bridge. >> i want to go home with my kid. >> the police investigation kept neighbors like carlos and his two from coming home several hours. authorities don't know what caused the suspect to run. cornell bernard, abc7 news. developing news, the justice department reached a settlement worth hundreds of millions of dollars and an announcement could come as early as tomorrow. the settlement has to do with the handling of consumer

complaints tied to unintended acceleration. the government was investigating whether toyota misled authorities about the complaints. the acceleration problem prompted toyota to recall millions of vehicles beginning in 2009 and may have contributed to dozens of deaths. under the deal they are expected to avoid criminal charges. the search for the missing malaysia airlines jet expanded to a vast area covering 2.9 million square miles. they say the plane changed direction at least 12 minutes before the copilot sign every off. they found nothing to indicate it was planned. thailand's military revealed its radar spotted the plane turning west. a pilot who flew the same jets say it is one of the youngest in the malaysia airlines fleet. >> it is more solid than anything else in the world. for it to disappear the way it is, lots of questions.

>> they say it is just a key stroke to take them off course. if they suffered mechanical failure it would not fly silently. the jet flew for hours with no distress calls. >> a news chopper in seattle made an unusual noise before it crashed. it went down feet from the space needle downtown. two people on board were killed. they say there was a wining sound as it took off. flames from the explosion spread to three vehicles and then trailed down the block. one person in the car was critically burned. the victims were a pilot and a long-time photo journalist. the anchors at the station tearfully reported the news today. >> as we have reached the point here where we can talk about the two people we have lost, this will be a very difficult time. >> the plane a's wreckage has been removed.

plane investigators will look through it to see what went wrong. we are expressing our condolences with our colleagues on our facebook page. go to facebook.com/abc7 news to share your thoughts with the family and friends of gary and bill. a fremont man is one of those facing charges in the on-line child pornography case. 25-year-old -- the 25-year-old's is part of the largest child explow station case they ever conducted. it covered 39 states and 250 victims and some under the age of three. homeland security provided us with this video. they are still looking into more than 300 active cases. it was a packed house at the richmond city council meeting. does edges seened up -- dozens signed up for the public comment period. when things got rowdy things got out of happened quickly. >> i am not going to participate in a meeting this happens. i am not going to participate in a meeting -- [inaudible].

>> the mayor ultimately cleared the room and called a recess and then tried to start again without letting them back into the hall, but met opposition from the own sill -- councilmembers. eventually everybody was let back in and it continued peacefully. the city of richmond approved an increase of the minimum wage that makes it the highest in the bay area. they voted for a wage of $12.30 an hour. it will go up in incrawments until it reaches $12.30 in the year 2017. tonight crowds come out to save a beloved theater. the push to protect this dome. >> and 30 years of work validated in an constant. >> and a wish come true in san jose. the emotional game for a young hockey player who managed to put a serious ailment he suffers from on ice.

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they want them to get on board with their vision to save the theaters on winchester boulevard. the real focus on their plea is on century 21. a single screen movie theater built in 1964. this is the flyer for the grand opening 50 years ago. >> it is significant both because of the building and the history and the architecture. >> but the theater's owners are ready to sell and get out of the movie business. >> we believe with careful planning our property can once again be reimagined into a development that will serve the needs of our vibrant community. >> still designating the theater could make it harder to do monthly leash it. to demolish it. the committee does want the city's input. several council members aren't on board with the idea. >> the movie theater is not very old and not very

historical. it is premature to give it a historic designation. >> it is a plan for higher density development. many long-time theater goers want the dome preserved and used. >> maybe hold some concerts or some theater shows. have this be a multi-use facility. >> the council voted 7-4 not to deem century 21 a his historical site. that's at least until an investigation is done. lisa amin bough lesion, abc7 news. >> a new honor tonight for a bay area olympic figure skater. san jose city council presented pauline edmunds for accommodations for her work representing the u.s. and her hometown of san jose. she came in 9th place in women's figure skating. she is looking forward to competing in the 20 on 8 olympics. >> we are looking forward to watching her. a ticket sold in florida

and maryland matched all six numbers in the $400 million mega millions drawing. and someone would bought a ticket at huntington liquor in san bruno has five winning numbers worth $2 million. here are the numbers, 11, 19, 24, 33 and 51. the mega ball is 7. tls the 6th -- it is the 6th largest lottery prize in history. a stanford professor won an award for his work on the big bang theory. and it has gone viral since its review yesterday. >> what? >> phi sigma. as clear as day. >> .2 plus minus.

>> he then celebrated with some bubbly. back in the 1980s he devised models showing how the universe expanded and he needed one more piece of evidence to prove it. it was proven this week after they proved there is tbraf stational waves in space time. >> life's work realized. >> a dream came true for a teenager suffering through heart surgeries. the 17-year-old is an avid sharks fan. he spent the day with the team and was one of the rare players to escape through the shark's head before the game. the crowd even gave him a standing ovation. he was born with a heart defect. make a wish set him up to rub elbows with his favorite hockey stars. >> they were given me advice. >> you can look at his face

and you know what it means to him. he is smiling ear to ear. >> sam received his own jersey, and a sat and a contract showing he is a official member of the team. what a special night. >> that's our favorite story of the day. let's get a check of the forecast. >> sandhya patel is here. >> yes, dan and carolyn, that is a great story. we are almost closing out winter and there is no rain. we will continue on with nice weather. even warmer weather for the last day of winter. from our east bay hills camera, look across the bay and it is great visibility. 57 in san francisco and 54 in oakland, redwood city. still close to 60 in san jose. one of our cooler spots, half moon bay at 47. from our exploratorium camera, the trans america pyramid under star econ decisions. 47 in santa rosa. you can see the temperatures are dropping into the upper

40s and 50 in livermore. warming end from continues for your wednesday. spring arrives at 9:57 and there is a chance of rain early next week. as the seasons change we may see changes in our pattern coming up next week. the high pressure for the time being is deflecting the storms to our north. we are going into the weekend with some dry weather. we will see some changes though as we head toward spring. high clouds out here over the pacific will move in on thursday. as the clouds move in, the temperatures will come back down a few degrees on thursday and on friday. you will see that in a moment. more than clouds coming in early next week. watching this cold front on tuesday, march 25th, we are looking at a chance of light rain in the bay area. don't put those umbrellas away. you might need them as we head toward early next week. one thing is for sure. dress warmly tomorrow morning. it will start out chilly.

45 in san jose and 48 oakland and 50 in san francisco. and it is going to be a clear start tomorrow afternoon. a beautiful day and even warmer weather for the south bay. 75 in san jose and 77 in los gatos. mid70s around morgan hill and sunnyvale and close to 80 in gilroy. these temperatures are where they should be. normally we see low to upper 60s. not tomorrow on the peninsula. closing out winter on a worm note. 75 loss altos and 67 on the coast in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. 64 in daly city. and in the north bay plenty of 70s here. 75 santa rosa and napa in the east bay. blue skies and mild weather. oakland sift 2. you are all in the low to mid70s. 74 for livermore and antioch. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we are going to take the temperatures down for the first day of spring on on thursday.

cooling continues on friday. and then we will see a slight warm up for the second half of your weekend. as you look at the seven-day forecast it is something we haven't seen in awhile. a chance of rain on tuesday. we will be hopefully banking on the possibility of needing those umbrellas. >> we hope. thank you very much. let's talk warriors now. gee did you see 78 and sunny tomorrow? >> you are not looking well. >> it is a fever. dan, check me. two starters out. will the warriors be in trouble? they are de tear yes, sir rating quickly -- deteriorating quickly.

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but he is out with knee tendonitis. the absence of bogit and andre giving guys scoring opportunities. this is harrison showing up and showing up angry. steph curry the dribbling machine. look at these moves and the rainbow jay. 21 years old and this is with authority. 20 for clay and knocks down the three. steph with three of his 23. warriors roll 103-89. it is an emotional night. so emotional in the tank. starting and finishing tay make it 1-0 sharks off the

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albany and mount saint mary's trying to advance to face florida. the great danes of albany with some of the ugliest unis. the unis blonding the mountain near -- blinding the mountain nears who answered with the run to take the lead. the great danes too big. this is john puck with a p and a ponytail. the great danes earn a date with florida. the late game, 12 seed nc state and xavier. bullet past t.j. warren. leads the acc in scoring. luis, the little guy eating people up. wolfpack advance 74-sift 9. they will -- 74-59. saint mary's had to settle for the nit. trailing against utah his brother glides in and the youths are leading all the way.

they out score him by 19. 70-58 and the gails move on to round two of the nit. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> we will be right back. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> thanks, here is a snippet of what we are up to tonight. >> is there a manager here or are you the only one here? >> hello, i'm the manager. is there a problem here?

that's our report. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. remember, abc news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next news is tomorrow

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