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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. we're under attack, there is no question about it. another security breach, your personal information targeted by thieves but this time it is at a place most adults use, the dmv. now millions of credit card numbers could be in the wrong hands, good evening, thank you for joining us. law enforcement authorities alerted the dmv about the potential breach. and now a warning is out to anyone with a driver's license or registered vehicle in california. abc 7 news reporter lillian kim is live at the dmv in san francisco. lillian? >> reporter: it is unclear how extensive it is, but most of the people at risk are customers who made payments on line between

august 32nd and january 1st. it appears some targeted the customers at the dmv. the dmv is providing few details only say that the department of motor vehicles is alerting the authorities about a potential issue with the credit card services. the cyber guys are out there looking for data they can sell and re-sell. a spokesperson says she is not surprised the hackers would target something like the government dmv. >> a break-in like this would get you good data, home addresses, real data associated with government documents. >> reporter: the dmv says it is performing a review of its systems and will alert customers immediately if they find any issues. but in the meantime, customers are encouraged to monitor their

statements for any issues. >> if they work for the state, basically for the government. >> hopefully you know, everything gets resolved soon because it is not good having everyone's personal information out there. >> reporter: this potential breach could involve millions of people in california. as of january, they reported 32 licensed drivers and vehicle owners. this new breach comes just days after the breach at usf. officials say the personal information of nearly 10,000 people could be compromised from the school's medical center. so far there is no evidence anybody tried to use the information. and breaking news, firefighters are trying to knock down a fire in southern california breaking out just after 10:00 at a recycling plant in pomona, about 130 miles east of l.a. you can see the firefighters blasting it with water, and

there is also a crew blasting it on ground. no injuries reported nor a reason the fire started. and tonight, we know more about the man killed by a police officer after a popular park. abc reporter lisa amin has more. >> reporter: ama, we know the man who lived in the area was not armed with a handgun as police say but rather with a taser. >> didn't like the fact i saw the guy with the gun but he was not threatening at least to me. he was eating. >> reporter: but some of his neighbors did feel threatened and called police when they saw the armed man who now was identified as 28-year-old allejandro nieto, who they say was mentally ill. the authorities approached him, he then raised his weapon at

them. >> it appeared he drew the weapon and officers responded and shot him. >> probably five seconds of gunfire, like really erratic. like pop, pop, pop. >> some nearby residents say they heard as many as 16 gunshots go off. but those who come to the park regularly still can't believe the level of violence that erupted here last night. >> quite scary, that someone is carrying a gun in the park in the neighborhood that we live. and that he was shot and killed. >> i'm up here with my 8 week old daughter whenever i'm here. it is definitely scary. >> reporter: to try to ease fears, the police chief plans to hold a community meeting next week. and i did ask about the matter that he was armed with a taser, not a handgun. but they refused to comment. and san jose police are searching for a gunman who shot

and wounded two men in a brazen attack. the gunman walked up to the men who were working on the car just before 2:00, words were exchanged, shots fired, then the gunman jumped into a car. the two victims are expected to survive. it was a beautiful saturday and still it is clear here tonight but that could be changing, let's head to lee glasser for a check on weather and live doppler 7 hd. >> hi there, ama, hi everyone, a terrific day today, you can see on the hd some of the clouds burning off the coast earlier today would move back in over towards half moon bay towards the oakland estuary area, we see low clouds, fog there. it was a beautiful day. antioch reached 70, 60 in san francisco, and 70 in santa rosa, san jose, 71 degrees, temperatures will come up in the

next few days before our next chance of seeing rain next week, we'll have a look at the forecast coming up. search and rescue operations continue in washington state where a massive landslide has killed at least three and injured six others, the massive landslide is blocking the river which is expected to cause flooding. coming up we'll have more on the deadly landslide and what police are telling residents. it is already sunday in australia where search planes are back in the sky, saying that a new satellite image released from china is offering new hope that the wreckage could be in the indian ocean. more on the story. >> reporter: as the search for flight 370 enters a third week, enter another possible lead. >> the chinese invested their satellite image, floating off the coast. they're sending ships to verify. >> reporter: the hazy image seems to show a large object, 73

feet by 72 feet, on the indian ocean, taken 75 miles south of where these other objects were captured. they there is a massive search, a problem, there were days between the pictures were taken and when they're released. >> what objects were there are likely to move a significant distance as a result of currents and winds. it is also likely they just drifted to the ocean bed. >> which likely explains why a third day of searching resulted in failure. the search fleet of planes and ships will press on even with a typhoon nearby. >> that can scatter wreckage pretty fast. >> reporter: the lost time happenings most heavily on the families of the missing. >> we are here waiting for days, we want to know what happened.

>> reporter: they say malaysian authorities neglect them, even their fears are unanswered. >> in the ocean, it is kind of -- it comes back differently -- >> reporter: abc news, new york. stay with abc 7 news as we continue to follow this developing story on air and on line, our reporting continues right now on twitter abc 7 news bay area. and russia is completing its takeover of crimea today, today, armed officials fired shots, the move comes a day after russia formalized the annexation of crimea. russian president vladimir putin says he doesn't intend to move farther into ukraine. however, other contingents are gathering on the ukrainian border. still to come, elephants on the loose, what happened and why

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impacted. one was hospitalized with serious injuries, and the other died. california department of justice officials seized 176 pounds of crystal meth worth more than a million dollars. agents believe the meth was smuggled into the country from mexico as a liquid. new at 11:00, three female elephants escaped from a circus. someone in a car took pictures with a cell phone, the first shot shows the parking lot and something big in the distance. we have highlighted the elephants in this picture. the elephants ran in the city of st. charles. >> we saw the people running, thinking oh, my god, they're escaping. >> i called my husband, i said hon, the elephants are running, he is like get in the car! >> no one was injured but as you can see several cars were

damaged. and the annual oakland running festival kicking off tomorrow morning. this is where the race will start at 19th and harrison street, 10,000 people are expected for the fifth annual run through the city. runners from 31 states and around the world will participate. in addition to the marathon, there is also a 10 k and a half marathon. the marathon covers much of the ci city. road closures begin at 6:00 a.m., and the roads are expected to open by 2:15. >> and new at 11:00, ronald mcdonald wanted to host for sick kids, ronald mcdonald house helps for people who are treated at stanford. right now the house is full with 47 families, the nonprofit wants to expand facilities to host 120 families at a time. >> ronald mcdonald helps

famili families heal, it helps families reduce stress and allows them to focus on the health and wellbeing of their critically ill children. >> and a group helped to mc this, helping to raise 40% of of the expansion project, tonight's benefit brought in more than a million dollars. dozens of do-gooders came together today to help a mother out with diapers. help a mother out is a nonprofit organization that helps hundreds of families in need each year provide diapers for their little ones. abc news anchor helped with the benefit today at mark hopkins hotel in san francisco. help a mother out has provided more than 2 million diapers to bay area families. log onto abc7news.com if you would like to help a mother out. a san jose mother says her secret to success in the lottery

is fortune cookies, she won $400,000 by matching five of six in the mega million numbers, the couple has been married 52 years but never got to go on a honeymoon, good for them. and what is in store for sunday? >> how about temperatures coming up a few more degrees. a beautiful evening out there tonight with mainly clear skies around the bay area, the exception right near the coast where we are starting to see the low clouds and fog moving further inland. you can clearly see this above the trans-america pyramids. the low clouds moving inland there. this is a live shot from our camera. right now, 54, san jose, half moon bay, 51 degrees, another nice shot here from a roof top camera, looking out over the bay, napa slipping into the 40s,

novato, 46, 55 in concord, livermore, 54 degrees, folks, a look at the highlights include patchy coastal fog overnight tonight. but the next couple of days enjoy from warmer weather before the rain returns as we head into next week. boy, we need the rain, don't we? here is a look at the overnight lows tonight in the upper 30s in the north bay. the coolest locations, 44 elsewhere, remember the cloud and fog will move further inland. livermore dip iping to 42, and in san jose. so here is the setup. higher pressure, fair weather maker building in tomorrow. it looks like sunday, a few degrees warmer. monday will be the warmest day of the upcoming work week and this dry weather pattern will hold through about monday. after that, all of this applies towards the southeast of us, area of low pressure developing

here pushing on in. that will bring us a very good chance of seeing rain here as we head into really the tuesday, wednesday time frame. this is 11:00 monday night, you will notice the clouds thickening. and then look what happens as the cold front moves in. by rush time, 5:00 tuesday, chance of light rain developing mainly in the north bay and then it slides south. then we have a secondary system moving in on wednesday, widespread rain, lingering into about thursday morning, monday, tuesday, really monday the driest day and tuesday, wednesday and thursday the best chance of seeing moisture. highs for sunday, we'll take them up a few more degrees, with los gatos, 75, the peninsula looks great, the fog burning off tomorrow, 67, 70 for palo alto. san francisco, 65, in the north bay we'll look for 68 in

sausali sausalito. and we'll look for oakland to hit 70, 70 for fremont, and temperatures will be really mild towards antioch, so antioch 75. the seven-day forecast, monday the warmest day near 80 inland. thicken the clouds, bring in the rain, tuesday, wednesday, spring showers. and then we'll start to dry things out on friday. next saturday and sunday, maybe another chance of seeing rain. >> we do like the spring showers. >> all right, lee, here with sports. all right, san antonio in town to face the warriors after defeating the kings last night. spurs kicked up their heels. a little m

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. spurs in town hosted by the warriors, and as usual coach popovich and the warriors can't rest, they still struggle, dial, putting them up, not looking good, doves down three at the half, in the third, to the hoop, first lead of the game short lived. danny green, spurs, puts them back on, diago, lays them off the inbound pass, tony parker, nice spin move here, beat the doves at home, 99-90. >> disappointing loss, it will make us better. and hopefully we see them down the road again but there is a reason why they're the best team in basketball. >> they were just doing a great

job, tony parker, doing a great job of penetrating, keeping the ball alive. and it is a learning tool for us to get better at it. >> the ncaa, syracuse, dayton, knocked up ohio state. dayton gets a six-point lead, under 20 seconds to play after a free throw makes it a two-point game. again for the win, off the back of the win, dayton wins it. fliers first, oregon and wisconsin, ducks, third of six packed 12 teams, they led by 12 at the half. young, the three, 29, wisconsin, wakes up in the second, frank kominski, the go ahead three and wisconsin hangs on to win at 85-77. one of twelve seats to advance, north dakota state, 30 points, four 3's in the game,

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slaps home the third of the year, 2-1, san jose, for the cap's answer, first career goal 2-2, no score in overtime, a shootout, backstrom scores the game, preventing san jose from clinching that spot. and to the women's ncaa, stanford plays with a big chip on their shoulder. they were not a number one seed, faci facing south dakota in round one, bonnie samuelsson has one, stanford up 42-27 at the half, pac-12 all-time leading scorer, florida state monday with an 81-62 victory, cal women, facing fordham and waco, battling an

injury all year, still led. the go ahead puck, it was 14 seconds left, fordham one last shot, rudy is going to take it. but cal takes it with a 64-63 victory. and coming up, san jose state football looking for a new quarterback replacing david fales. check out the spring game coming up. >> sounds good. just ahead, women and stroke, the warning signs and why so few women know them. plus, less than 24 hours after a court overturned the ban on same-sex marriage, there is another major change tonight in michigan. stay with us. we'll be right back after this quick break.

. live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >> good evening, i'm ama daetz. the man killed by police in the park has been identified as 28-year-old alejandro nietro, family members say he was carrying a taser, not a handgun, police say they approached him when he fired a weapon. and two men shot after a gunman walked up to both of them. the gunman jumped into a waiting car. the two victims are expected to survive. and the dmv may have experienced a credit breach for those who used their cards

between august 1st and january 1st. now to the deadly landslide in the pacific northwest, three people were killed, at least six others injured in a massive landslide that took down everything in its path in washington. >> reporter: the wall of mud, trees and debris came crashes down just before 11 a.m. saturday. estimated to be a mile long, it blocked route state 530 near the town of oso, just north of seattle. >> there was a car behind with a truck and boat. that is when i saw it washing everything off the road. i'm not sure if the truck made it through. >> reporter: at least six homes were destroyed, three people were killed and at least half a dozen others including a 6 month-old infant were taken to local hospitals. search crews are looking for other possible victims. >> we're busy trying to sift

through the debris field, which is fairly large. we are looking for victims and survivors at this time. we are still in a search and rescue mode and hoping for the best. >> that road is closed, everybody is being evacuated. >> reporter: residents down stream from the mudslide have been urged to evacuate, because of the possible flooding from the stillaguamish river, michelle franzen, new york. and the federal appeals court suspended gay marriages in the state of michigan one day after the court overturned the ban on same-sex marriage. several 100 couples lined up to be married and got hitched before the court instituted the ban. the court will need more time to

look into the ruling. and former secretary of state hillary clinton, earlier she spoke as part of the clinton global initiative university saying that education is essential. >> it remains the root out of poverty and into a better life with a rising income. it is the key to whether or not girls and women will have the chance to occupy their rightful places and assume responsibilities in their societies. >> tomorrow, bill and chelsea will hold a day of action in downtown phoenix to highlight community service. a new medical alert tonight about women and strokes. the new study finds that women say they quickly would call 911 if they knew they were having a stroke. the problem is they often don't even recognize the symptoms. stroke is the third leading cause of death for women in the u.s. but the new study found

only 30% were able to identify headache and loss of vision as a warning sign. many couldn't identify a lot of symptoms. >> i don't think i would consider a stroke as a factor. >> the study appears in the american heart journal stroke. and stanford starting a new program that will focus on bad research. the research innovation center, or metrix, will serve as a watch dog over policy makers to make sure research is done correctly and findings are not correct. the scientists will keep an eye on themselves, and metrics will launch next month. and a special event, two young boys with cancer dressed up as bat man and proceeded to help save the city from the bandits. the american cancer society

organized the friend last year in san francisco. and still to come, is it the end of the line for the neighborhood store with the new replacements moving in? >> plus, is the government using your favorite app to spy on you? and i'm meteorologist lee glasser, beautiful day today. get ready for warmer temperatures. if you like cold weather we'll take you back east to look at

covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. the future of shopping may have arrived in the u.k. check out this vending machine, it has all the essentials including eggs, milk and bacon. it was installed in the local community after the shop closed down. and big brother is watching you. the free apps we use to watch with friends and share pictures can store a lot of information about us, information the government can later come and get. tonight, abc reporter jonathan bloom looks at just what spy agencies can find out about you and what those who don't like it are doing about it. >> she is an organizer of def con, the famous hacking organization, you have just seen the only pictures of her posted on line. >> i love social media, i

boycott facebook, i get mad when people invite me. >> the sunglasses are no accident, she is on a mission to keep her face off the data where the government with track her. >> there are many stories about skype tracking people all over the world. they have given snaps to the fbi. >> they're the free, convenient apps to our daily life. but amid the controversy over edward snowden, there is worry that there is more. >> we need private correspondence without the government's prying eyes. that was the original beginning of the u.s. post office. >> but the history of the post office is a way that the government is justifying some tactics, we all know what is here is private, but what about outside? when the government looks into who you're calling, they're

applying what is called a third party doctrine. >> in the past when you mailed a letter, you had no expectation of privacy. >> the frontier foundation says the digital equivalent of an envelope is called meta data. the phone call carries meta data of who you call and when. the nsa says they have a right to this information. >> we got a lot of people to volunteer the meta data to us and we were able to analyze it. >> the goal? to find out what spy agencies can learn from meta data when they have a whole lot of it. >> you wouldn't expect the call logs to tell who you are dating. >> they wrote a program that does just that, they can tell who you bank with. >> say you're calling planned parenthood or a heart specialist. >> but it goes beyond data, they

are looking into information you store on line, your pictures, files, e-mail, private conversations. >> the government can get your information from a cloud service and that is not going to violate your constitutional rights? >> and what do you believe? >> i believe it is wrong. >> and this group rer rerestoring your fourth amendment. >> snowden revealed our government is undermining our livelihoods and our core sort of professional interests. the ability to trust american technology will be lost. >> but the technology industry is starting to come up with solutions to guard your privacy, products where you host your own tiny cloud service at home. >> we can provide them everything we can. turn over all of our data, but in the end, the consumers are the ones encrypting it themselves. >> nicco has her own site that

competes with skype. >> we also have law enforcement asking us for data, and we were able to say no because we don't have any data. >> but they would rather see change from above, and now that snowden as exposed it? >> they have a chance to justify it in court. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. and hundreds of kids perfected their chess moves in san francisco. get the attention, he is the fifth youngest american grand master, fourth youngest? bobby fisher. it was sponsored by the mechanics institute to get more kids to play chess. all right, more on the weather with lee glasser. >> temperatures will start to come up. we'll start the day with a little bit of low clouds and fog. you can see live doppler 7 hd

picking up the dense overcast moving inland towards the san francisco bay by early tomorrow morning. it will burn back, so expect afternoon sunshine. boy, great falls, a lot of snow expected there in the next 24 hours. highs tomorrow, only 29 degrees. dallas, afternoon showers and thunderstorms. 57, new orleans, 71, st. louis, it will be sunshine. but cold temperatures for this time of year. 44, chicago, 29, but check out in the southwest. phoenix, 86, and we'll look for palm springs to be 87 degrees, 66 in san diego. maybe a few clouds moving in that area, yosemite 7, seven in sacramento. the accu weather seven-day forecast warmer tomorrow, check out monday, inland, monday the warmest day. thickening clouds, tuesday, rain

by night sfall. we get a break on friday, and possibly rain moving in on the weekend. i'm not complaining because we need the rain. all right, sports and football. >> football, the local draft coming up, ama, cal state. and the one quarterback everybody is talking about is spartans david fales, i

abc sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> well, johnny manzell, one of the top quarterbacks, david fales was kind of under the radar but was impressive on wednesday, he told me he felt more confident than he did at the combine. >> you have all the personnel with you, it is easy if it is your home, your situation, and kind of getting the rhythm. >> the final step before the draft, you will just continue to work out? >> yeah, i'll continue to work out here, there will be a couple of team workouts. >> a lot of the guys didn't get to go to the combine, did you feel more pressure because you were highlighted out here today or not? >> no, i don't put that extra pressure, i'm out here with my guys, they're having fun i'm excited for them, to see them here and get rewards from all

their hard work. it is just exciting to get out here and watch them and have some fun. >> what do you think you need to work on? >> i always try to work on everything. just my foot work, speed, strength, no more goofing off, on my diet, the whole package. just always trying to focus on everything. >> all right, now you're officially kind of a professional football player, right? >> yeah, it is definitely -- all football, weekends, 100% focusing on getting bad. >> i did talk to reggie, he said i like the way this kid looks in red and black. you would like to stay local? >> yeah. it would be awesome. >> and today in spring game, joe gray was impressive, completed 17 of 20 passes for 192 yards, no interceptions, leading the offensives on drive. he also had ability, something david really didn't have. four different runningbacks

scored. looking to get back to a bowl game in 2014. all right, spurs hosted by the pitchwarriors, and warriorst rest anybody, they need victory. yet they still struggle, diaw, not looking good, the doves battle back in the second, steph curry, game short lived, danny green throws down a three, he had 18. and tiago, 17 points, 14 boards lays it off the inbound fast, tony parker did play, spurs decide to rest the key player, beat the doves, 99-90. >> disappointing loss, it will make us better, and hopefully we see them down the road again but there is a reason why they're the best team in basketball. >> just did a great job, tony

parker, doing a great job of penetrating and just keeping the ball alive. you know, it is a learning tool for us to get better at it. >> all right, what are we going to do here? ten-seeded stanford with an upset in new mexico, but turned their attention to second seeded kansas jayhawks who have some grade-a talent. could be a future number one draft pick in the nba, now, stanford is prepared for this matchup. >> we played a great schedule in the pac-12, our conference was really, really challenging. we played a terrific non-conference schedule as well. so we're looking at that as good preparation for an opportunity like this. you know, we faced some very good teams and kansas is another good team you know that we're

going to face. >> sharks, they could clinch a playoff spot with a win over washington tonight at the tank. on the line, game goes to a shootout. justin braun trying to clear the puck up 1-0, third goal of the year, two on san jose, caps answer, first career goal, 2-2, no score in overtime. shootout, nicholas backstrom, with the game winner. bay hill, adam scott, dominating. running the masters champ, 171, birdie putt here on ten. bradley making a run, 17, adds another on 18, six under 66. this is the abc 7 sports report

brought to you by river rock casino and of course from the ncaa tournament's men and women. been a lot of fun this year, how did your bracket do? >> not even close. >> there was more upsets in the first round more than ever, and the billion dollar thing was out. >> all right, that is it for us tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow, i'm ama

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