next at 5:00, deadly mudslide buries rural washington state town. the new threat confronting rescuers right now. >> police officers work up a sweat to help out the family of a fallen colleague. and a new clue in the mystery of the missing malaysian jetliner. what the french have found that could be of interest to searchers. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> mother nature holds the cards here on the ability of ground personnel to enter the slide area. >> a frantic rescue attempt is hampered in washington state. one day after a massive mudslide buries a rural town. good inning and thank you for joining us. we begin with the deadly landslide in the pacific northwest. and dramatic new images capturing the full extent of the

damage. four people are dead and 18 unaccounted for after a wall of mud buried the snohomish county town of oso north of seattle. >> huge mud, debris, trees. >> eye witnesses describe a mountain of muted so enormous they weren't sure they would make it out alive. >> i just saw the darkness. >> even in the aftermath, the area was so unstable the. >> the mud was too thick and deep. >> even first responders were forced to retreat for their own safety. some of them who went in literally got caught in up to their armpits and had to be dragged out by ropes themselves. >> the sheer size of the slide, square mile in total. >> all i could see was debris. i was at awe. >> here's the hill before and then after. an enormous wall of mud and

debris, mixed with trees and homes. >> i can't get ahold of my grandma and we don't know if the guy is okay and people were stuck. >> there may be more danger to. now the fear is the pentup water from from the stillaguamish river pooling behind the mud. >> this is a river dumping into a lake. is eventually going to could. >> reports have been warn to prepare for evacuations and the search for survivors in this mass of mud continues. >> breaking news from vallejo where firefighters are battling a large fire. residents say they're seeing a lot of black smoke and flames coming from a building that is burning in the area, and now we are taking a live look at some of the smoke coming off the

fire. lillian kim is headed to the scene. we have now learned a volt teenager arrested in a fatal head-on collision may have been driving while drunk. it happened late last night. police believe 19-year-old husband gonzales was speeding when we crossed the lane and rammed into this car driven with a 32-year-old san lee an dohlman who died at the scene. >> police officers across the east bay took time out to remember a fallen colleague today. a special event was held to raise money for the fallen b.a.r.t. police officer who died in the line of duty two months ago, cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with the story. >> sergeant tom smith has not been forgone by his fellow b.a.r.t. officers or the

department. today many got together for a workout to raise money for the family sergeant smith left behind. >> getting a lot of offduty police officers together for a crossfit class isn't easy but not when the workout is in memory of a fallen officer. >> outstanding guy, my sergeant. >> this b.a.r.t. police officer worked alongside smith. smith was accidentally hot and killed bay fellow officer last january while conducting a search at the home of a robbery suspect. >> we always talked about his family, talked about summer all the time and loved his family and his friends very much. >> this was a benefit to raid money for smith's wife kelly and six-year-old daughter. >> i felt like i wanted to do something above and beyond. >> newark police officer organized the event. >> we want them to create new family memories. and if we can give them a little

something to help them take a family trip, or just do something together, to help create those memories, that's all this is about. >> sergeant smith's wife and two brothers are police officers. the bond was not lost on freddy who opened his gym for the event. >> we're all kind of tight-knit group and everybody knows everybody. >> the smith family did not want to good on camera but said they were very appreciative to everybody who donated. the benefit raised $8,000 in union city. abc7 news. >> it was a beautiful day throughout the bay area, but there is a change on the horizon. meteorologist frances dinglasan is in for leigh glaser. >> expect those changes mid-week. here's a look at the satellite radar image. this area of low pressure is going to bring us rain and showers tuesday and wednesday. high pressure over the pacific

will mean another beautiful day tomorrow. so do enjoy that. but get ready for the rain. tuesday afternoon, we'll see some move into the bay area by 1:00, rain around san francisco. wednesday morning is when we'll see showers, even continuing into wednesday evening. now, this storm system is also going to bring snow to the sierra. so heads up there is a winter storm watch tuesday afternoon through thursday morning. try to avoid driving at that time. it could mean one last ski trip to the sierra this coming weekend. i'll have the complete accuweather shortly. >> on the peninsula police arrested a tree trimmer who is accused of peeping on a woman he tried to sell his services to. carlos alfredo bejanis was arrested by police after authorities say he verbally harassed and peeped on a woman on channing avenue. police say he was going

door-to-door in the neighborhood advertising a landscaping business. he was arrested later when police found the business card he was leaving behind. an officer posed as a customer and arranged a location to meet where he was arrested. now to the latest on the missing malaysia airlines plane. france says new satellite data too indicate possible debris but today's search has turn up nothing. it's been 15 days since flight 370 with 239 people onboard disappeared. crews and planes from three countries have combed stretches of indian ocean, and now the weather has taken a turn for the worse. >> unfortunately we didn't find anything of interest today. we went out there in the area, we assessed the weather conditions. unfortunately they have deteriorated. clouds down to the surface and at times pleadly enclosed with clouds. >> france cautions its satellite data con cysts of radar echos rather than images but the echos

are in the same place where other satellite images have shown possible plane debris. >> almost 10,000 people took part in the annual oakland marathon and running festival today. traffic had to be routed around the course until this afternoon. >> put your hands together. 30-year-old rodriguez from whittier, california, won the men's tournament in two and a half hours. chris took the women's title in three hours and five minutes. race officials say the event raises up to $400,000 for local charities. >> it certainly was a beautiful spring day to go for a run, and we want to thank you for sending us beautiful weather photos. you can e-mail them to ureport@kgo-tv.com or coast -- post them to our

facebook page. >> still ahead at 5:00. emerging details on nasasive oil spill threatening wildlife off the coast of texas. >> the looming deadline to sign up for covered california. how organizations throughout the bay area are lending a helping hand. plus. >> if you don't represent women in politics in america as future president, who will? [cheering] >> a fearless uc berkeley student put hillary clinton on the spot. hear how the former first lady responded to the questio

the coast guard is racing against the clock to clean up an oil spill in galveston bay,

texas. it's threatening marine life and blocking shipping. no one knows exactly how much fuel was spilled when a barge collided with a ship. the barge sprang a leak in a tank which holds 68,000-gallons of fuel. some 60 vessels, including three cruise ships are waiting to get in or out of galveston bay. it's not clear when the shipping channel will open. >> san francisco's glide memorial church held a health care enrollment event today. it was for anyone who needed coverage or wanted to learn more. certified enrollment counselors were on handto explain the choices before open enrollment in the state's health care plan ends on march 31st. they helped people to figure out if the qualified for low cost or no cost medvedev -- medi-cal coverage. >> uc student asked hillary rodham hillary

clinton if she was running for president in to 2016. i you don't represent women in america as future president, who will? [cheering] >> the crowd of more than a thousand students roared with approval after a cal political science major, linda, asked a very pointed question for the former secretary of state. jimmy kimmel, who was moderating the forum, jumped in and pressed her for an answer. >> she wants an answer. >> i'm getting to it. so let me say this. that give me your name and number. [laughter] >> clinton says she is still deciding whether she wants to pursue another presidential campaign. still to come on abc7 news at 5:00. the proposal that brought one woman to tears after her boyfriend went all out to pop the big question. and the live look outside.

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frances dinglasan is in for leigh glaser and has the latest, leigh? i mean, sorry, frances. >> hi, everybody. i just skipped over live doppler 7hd picking up clear skies over the bay area. but here's a look at a live shot from san jose. nothing but blue. temperatures right now on the cool side along the coast, where we had some cloudy conditions and an onshore flow. san francisco, 56. oakland, 63. san jose, 68. half moon bay, 57. as we look from emeryville you can see more cloudless skies out there towards san francisco and over the bay bridge, the sun reflecting in the water. sunset at 7:24. so a little over two hours left. 72 in santa rosa. 68 in napa. a lot of 70s. even 75 in livermore. if you like today, you'll like tomorrow. as we look from future out towards the marin headlands and the golden gate bridge, gorgeous

day and you can expect similar conditions for monday. mostly clear and cool overnight. we'll see patchy fog develop near the coast, and possibly around the bay. but mostly sunny skies. rainy and cooler tuesday and wednesday. your overnight lows on the cool side in the 40s for the most part. 47, san francisco. we could see upper 30s in parts of the inland areas like santa rosa. 48 in oakland, mainly mid-up toker 40s elsewhere. 46 in san jose. and look at very warm numbers, above average for this time of year. 75 in san jose. sunshine, mild weather as well, antioch and livermore, one of the warmer spots in the bay area. mid-70s for you. san francisco, 65. half moon bay, 62. i want to show you what's going on upstairs. we're excited about the chance of rain mid-week.

we'll have another gorgeous day but this area of low pressure will move in tuesday and wednesday, and here's how the timing plays out. tuesday afternoon, some rain. wednesday, throughout the day, some light showers. thursday and friday, look pretty dry. but saturday night looks agent unsettle -- looks a little unsettledment could see wet weather saturday evening and sunday. rain totals will not amount to much. anywhere from a tenth to quarter inch. and we are well below average. so, it will at least put a dent in our rainfall deficit. and also here's a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast. warm weather ahead tomorrow. then look for rain tuesday afternoon. wednesday, spring showers, and then thursday and friday, there's very slight chance of rain, but we're only talking 10

to 20% so we're calling it mostly cloudy, and then a chance of showerss and sunday. we'll get a better handle of the actual chance of rain when we get closer to the weekend. >> shu is here with sports. cardinal nation very excited. >> becoming the cinderella of the men's ncaa tournament. move on to the sweet 16 for the first time since 2008 with the upset of two-seed kansas. th the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can

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advance to the sweet 16. the beauty of this event it's one and done and anyone can pull off the upset and the card nil did that, knocking off two seed kansas. stanford showing no nervesful dwight powell on the putback. kansas took the halftime lead before the buzzer. 24-22 jayhawks. second half, randle, 30 family and friends in attendance. tied at 28. freshman phenom, andrew wiggins, held to four points. great "d" by stanford. the cardinal began to pull away. anthony brown, lay-in and one. dwight powell, leading the way with 15.7 boards. the floater, 51-49 stanford. under 030 to play. back-to-back frees by tran kampe makes it a two-point game. all of his points were three. this one to tie with two seconds left. not going to happen. how about those cardinals.

stanford's first sweet 16 appearance since 2008, powell, 15 points, chaisson randle, 13 points, six steals. >> i couldn't be anymore proud of my guys and how they played. i thought the energy, effort, especially defensive, was as probably as good as all season long. we beat a very good kansas team and really proud of our guys. >> we're still playing in march and it feels great. so wore focused on the task at hand. we're still in the tournament and excited to be here. >> as soon as i left my hand, i knew it was off. didn't get a great look, but have to capitalize if i get foot chance. >> stanford faces dayton, thursday, the flyers beat syracuse last night in the south, florida awaiting the winner of foster and ucla tonight. >> wichita state shocker ran into a power house in kentucky. under two minutes to play.

james young, lefty three. got it. kentucky up two. three seconds left. down two shockers' last shot. fred van greek. wichita state's perfect season is over. kentucky advances to face louisville with the 78-76 victory. >> let's tee it up. arnold palmer invitational at bay hill. another first-time winner on tour. matt every. the king, arnold palmer. matty every on fire. in trouble on 16. plays it safe. hits the tree. bogeys the par five. then the par on 17. 4-under on the day. every on 18. a chance to clinch the win. misses the par. arnie can't believe it. still has a one-stroke lead. open the door for keegan

bradley. now forcing a playoff. matt every wins for the first time on the pga tour, a million dollar pay day and a trip to the masters. >> bad news for st. mary's and the sharks, disappointing last night. >> up next, spring cleaning at the san francisco opera. we'll show you all the costumes up for grabs this weekend.

coming up at 6:00 we'll have a live report on developing news in vallejo where a fire is tearing through a business. how university of california hospitals averted a potentially disastrous strike today. why a top investment analyst believes apple's shares will soar this year. join us at 6:00. san francisco opera's used costumes and accessories went on sale to raise money. the sale was so popular people waited in line to get in. the items range from one dollar masks to high-end designer gowns for $1,500. look at that. the costume sale is only the fifth in the opera's 90-year history. a way for the company to get rid of thousands of items that are not likely to be used again anytime soon. that's very cool. that will do it for us here at 5:00. for mike shumann, frances

dinglasan, leigh glaser, myself, thank you for joining us, see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight, we're on the scene of that deadly mudslide. the moments after the mountain gives way. burying homes, entire neighborhoods. the rush to help family members trapped, the baby inside. >> the child is 5 months old, still alive. >> tonight, the search for the missing. a developing story. the massive oil spill, as two ships collide off texas. a barge carrying nearly a million gallons of oil. and the cruise ship passengers stranded. the new clue in the search for flight 370. our team flying over the indian ocean tonight. and the search in the water, too. using a sort of underwater drone. and no ordinary baby steps. the baby gorilla born in san diego, fighting to survive. tonight, hold on tight. what a turnaround. the moment they carry the baby, about to meet her mother.