only on abc7 news. hear from one of the last people to see a man alive before he was shot and killed by san francisco police. we begin witch developing news in the shooting. neighbors living near a popular san francisco park are still trying to understand the violent encounter between the man and police. officers shot him to death last night. cornell bernard is live in san francisco. cornell, you spoke with a man who saw the suspect moments

before the shooting. reporter: yes, i did. and that encounter happened here near the entrance of personal heights bark. the neighbor says the man, whose name has not been releasees, was wearing a gun and a holster, walking on the path. the officers who fired on the man were not hurt. >> literally he was eating a burrito. >> he says the called his dog when he realized the man eating the burrito was wearing a holster with a gun. >> i immediate low thought, maybe he is afraid of dogs. make that's why he is carrying a gun. >> he said the man did not appear threatening, was 25 years old, wearing a 49er jacket. >> i go down the hill and go around the corner, and there's some of my neighbors who are waiting. did you see the guy with the gun? we called the cops. >> minutes later police officers arrived but when they approached the man, the deputy chief says he raised his gun. >> it does appear he drew that weapon and officers responded.

and shot him. >> we heard, like, probably five seconds of gunfire, like really erratic, pop, pop, pop, from multiple weapons. >> he heard about a dozen shots. he lives a block away. police have not said yet if the suspect fired his weapon. this park is scenic and normally quiet and safe. >> it's scary that someone is carrying a gun in a park in a neighborhood wily and he was shot and killed. >> the police chief plans a community town hall meeting next week to talk about the shooting. shortly after the shooting, protesters against police brutality came out in san francisco's mission district. as the crowd marched towards the hall of justice, several police cars were vandalized with graffiti. police received word of the protestness the area of division and bryant streets. you're looking at a viewer photo of police lined up on bryant street.

there's no word on injuries or arrests. a full scale manhunt stretched through the morning for man who had run-in with deputies in the santa cruz mountains. the ran rammed a sheriff patrol car. one deputy fired at the drive but no one was hit. deputies say he crashed down a raf vine. they -- ravine, they found him in the weeds nearby and arrested him. people in the area were in a shelter in place order as officers looked for a second suspect. but after an hour they determine the man eight on his own and lifted the order. >> a man died today becoming the city's second homocide this year. clarence celestine was shot last night. richmond's first homocide of the year was reported on thursday. that victim has not been identified. an unprecedented international effort has failed to turn up the slightest trace

of the jet in the mystery of flight 370. one lead after another has come to a dead end, but that might be a about to change tonight. there's a new image of debris and nasa says plans are underway to use space-based technology to further explore the area. here's the latest. reporter: as the search for flight 370 enters a third week, enter another possible lead. >> the chinese ambassador received satellite image of floating objects in the core core and are sending ships to verify. >> the hazy image seems to show large objects, 72 by 42 feet, on the century in fast of the wear in the indian ocean search field. take 75 miles south of where another satellite captured these two objects. the problem in both cases, a lag time of several days between when the pick pures -- pictures

were taken and when they were released. >> might have moved a significant distance as a result of current and winds, and also possible they just drifted to the bottom of the ocean. >> which may explain why the intense search ended in a third day of failure. >> weren't able to find any evidence of any wreckage. >> the search fleet of planes and ships will press on even with the typhoon nearby. >> that can scatter wreckage fast. >> the lost time hangs most heavy on the families of the missing. >> we are here. we want to know what happened. >> they say malaysian authorities neglect them and their pleas for understanding. some are prepared even to accept the worst in return for peace of mind. >> if it's in the ocean, it's time. not what we want. >> abc news, new york. today in china first lady michelle obama said the u.s. is

offering all available resources to help in the search for the businessing airlines flight. she spoke today at peking university in beijing. mrs. obama and her daughters and mother are on a week-long trip to china to promote educational exchanges with the u.s. we are following this developing story on air and online. or reporting continues right now on twitter. faa recordings just been released involving a southwest airlines flag that landed ten wrong airport. >> i assume i'm not at your airport. >> you landed at the wrong airport. >> are you kidding in. >> no, i'm not. >> this happened in january. the boeing 737 with 124 passengers onboard took off from chicago's midway airport headed for branson airport in missouri. but the pilot mistakenly landed seven miles away at the much smaller county airport on a runway half as long, dangerous mixup but no one was hurt.

at the time southwest put the flight's captain and first officer on paid leave. a federal investigation is ongoing. now to the crisis in ukraine. russian forces stormed two ukrainian military bases in crimea. russian armor smashed through the gates of a ukrainian air base. the base commander says at least one person was wounded before he ordered his troops to put down their weapons tempt move comes a day after russia formalized its annexation of crima. russia's president says he does not intend to move farther into ukraine. however, tensions are high because the kremlin has moved large military contingents near the ukrainian border. new details how a three-year-old girl in hawai'i died during dental surgery. an autopsy report said she suffered a heart attack. likely because of the sed dissedatives and local anesthesia administeredded. she received five drugs in

preparation for cavity fillings and root candles. he death is classified as accidental. her parents filed a negligence lawsuit. the dentist's attorney calls the allegations unproven. a new credit card security warning tonight. california dmv customers may be the victims of a data breach. the important dates to know. then. >> harry potter and batman are on the way. >> a dream became reality for these two crimefighters. the main objective behind the heroics today on the peninsula. >> hi there, i'm leigh glaser. beautiful sunshine, get ready for some warmer temperatures. but looks like the rain will return next week. we'll look at the accuweather

los angeles lost the dubious distinction of being the bank robbery capital of the nation. "the los angeles times" reports there were 212 bank robberies in the area last year. the lowe's number since then 1960s. the bay area with less than half the population had more bank robberies, total of 227. there doesn't appear to be a singular explanation for the steady decline in l.a., but it is part of a larger trend of decreasing crime rates across the nation. a warning for people who may have used their master card to pay for dmv services. mastercard says it's investigating reports the california department of motor vehicles may have had a credit card breach. the information stolen includes credit card numbers and the three digit security codes on back. the transactions were believed to have been made between august 2nd last year and january 31st of this year.

the dmv says there's no evidence of a breach of its computer system but is launching an investigation just the same. a national pastime may become a national holiday. a petition to make baseball's opening day a national holiday has collected the necessary 100,000 signatures. the deciding signature came from someone in san marcos in san diego county. the campaign goes to the white house for a final decision which could take a few months, opening day for 2014 is march 31st. the giants will be the arizona and the a's host the cleveland indians. >> the van bruno adventures of batman and harry potter. >> all the right moves. a look at how one of the greatest chess players in the world is inspiring others in san francisco. >> taking you live outside right now, some weather changes are coming our way. meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast after the break.

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>> i'd like to make the kids have an absolutely spectacular day and just think about being superheroes. and number two is create awareness for the relay for life which raises money to fight and prevent and cure cancer. today's skit was modeled on last year's batkid celebration in san francisco. the relay for life is next month, the fund raiser where teams jog around a track at a local high school for 24 hours. children swapped strategies and moves at the san francisco scholastic chess championship. the star of the event was 17-year-old daniel of foster city. he is the fifth youngest american to become a grand master, a title awarded only to world class chess players. the fourth was chess legend bobby fischer. the goal is to get more kid interested in chess. let's get to leigh glaser for a check on our weather outside. a nice warm day today, leigh.

>> it was. we're up as much as five degrees across the bay area. get ready for a nice warming sunday and monday. live doppler 7hd showing you a little low cloudiness their the coast. going back four hours you can see the low cloudiness and fog banking up near the coast, and that will move back inland overnight tonight. roof cam. you seek the embarcadero. everyone is out and about and you can see why, temperatures terrific. 70, los gatos. 66 in redwood city. san francisco, 61. here's a nice shot from our east bay hills cam. looking to mt. diablo. you can see the haze in the valley. livermore, 72. here's a look at the forecast highlights. we'll keep it clear and cool overfight. we'll bring in the coastal fog. warming is expected the next few days, and get ready for rain --

yes, rain -- it's going to return as we get into next tuesday and wednesday. right now temperatures up as much as seven degrees in santa rosa, up one degree at sfo, up two at mount view two at hayward, and four at concord so slight warming will continue the next couple of days thanks to higher pressure right here. it's going to get the storm track to the north of us and will continue to keep a few clouds near the coast, but as we get into tuesday and wednesday, this high will start to push to the south, and this area of low pressure behind this system will move in and that is going to be our next spring rainmaker. here is a look at tonight's forecast. as we look at 11:00, you'll see mainly clear sky, and then the fog will start to roll in here. by 5:00 tomorrow morning. doesn't stick around too terribly long. will back off the coast and we'll definitely see more sunshine tomorrow. and of course warmer temperatures. i want to update you on our

drought watch. we are sitting at 22%, which is exceptional drop south of san jose, 49 possessor for the rest of the bay area, and here's a look at the snow pack. not looking good at all. here it is. march, statewide percent of normal, 25%. a week ago it was 29%. so with these warm temperatures, all of that is starting to meltment but our ten-day outlook, as we get into next wednesday, things will start to change a bit. we'll start to see the rain and by the first of april, more chances of rain will be with us off and on so hopefully we can improve that. here's a look overnight. low 40s to mid-to upper 40s. the highs tomorrow, 73, san jose. bring on sunshine. the peninsula,, 70, palo alto, san francisco, 65. forth bay, 74, santa rosa, oakland tomorrow, 70. interior east bay, 74 pittsburg and concord.

the accuweather seven-day forecast, enjoy the 70s. monday, inland temperatures near 80. rain tuesday night, spring showers wednesday, into thursday, and then we may even see some showers next weekend as well. >> thank you so much, leigh. schuss is here with sports. i was out of the bracket the first day. >> march madness continues including florida and the women's tournament kicks off. stick around, sports is next.

we tip off with march madness around 3:00. florida facing pittsburgh. steelers coach mike tomlin representing pitt, and bill belichick, the gator fan. florida up five at the break. the none one seed didn't slow down in the second. young completes the alley-oop. the easy basket. florida with the 61-45 victory, louisville taking on st. louis, second half, evans lays it in and the foul. game tied at 27. that woke the cardinals up. luke hancock, three of his game-high 21. bottom. takes is coast to coast. he had 11. louisville back in the sweet 16, 66-51 that final.

>> stanford men an upset over new mexico and now turn their attention to tomorrow's game against kansas. jayhawks have some agreed-a talenting through freshman andrew wiggins. despite a tenth seed stanford is prepared. >> we played a great schedule, in the pac-12. our conference was really challenging. we played a terrific nonconference schedule as well. so we're looking at that as good preparation for an opportunity like this. we faced some very good teams and kansas is another very good team we're going to face. >> the stanford women have a big chip on their shoulder. they were not a number one seed. south carolina got the nod in seattle. while stanford ises in the same region but faced south dakota. chiney ogwumike on the phone because this is a blowout. chiney, lays down low -- lays it in. stanford up 42-27 at the half.

right now it's 75-53 late second. we've have complete highlights at 6:00 p.m. cal wimp, final four last year seven seed, facing fordham in waco, boyd battling an injured ankle most of the year. led cal with 22 points, ten assists and boyd, the go-ahead bucket. 14 seconds left. fordham, one last shot. erin rooney takes it. it's an air ball. cal escapes with a 64-63 victory. spring training continues in arizona and florida, the regular season started down under with the dodgers facing the d-backs. we had the first rain delay, 14 minutes. fourth inning, 1-0 dodgers. first homerun of the 2014 season. two-run shot. 3-0 l.a. kershaw pitched 6-2/3 innings. bryan wilson pitched in the eight. fear the beard all over again. dodgers win 3-1.

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coming up at 6:00, live developing news on a search for a gunman after two men were shot in the south bay. and facebook's response to the u.s. online spying program after a meeting at the white house yesterday to discuss it. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. vogue magazine is creating an uproar after the publication considered the fashion industry's bible but kim kardashian and kanye west on the cover. actor james franco swapped him and seth into the couple. he said it just had to bee. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. abc7 news continues online, facebook, twitter, and all your mobile devices.

thank you for joining us. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news." a major clue in the mystery of flight 370. this image from a chinese satellite, is it debris? and we'll tell you how far from the other spot earlier this week. also tonight. our team the only ones onboard that navy plane. now getting out another flight. is a cyclone about to disrupt the search? breaking news from ukraine. russian forces opening fire. taking over that territory. our team in the middle of it all. >> we are completely surrounded by russian forces. russian authorities trying to take their material. back here at home spring is here and so is a nor'easter. the storm system on the move tonight. it's not over yet. in the west the mudslides are landing in the middle of the street. and the billion dollar bracket. is this the only perfect bracket left in america tonight?