live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. emergency news conference from malaysian prime minister delivers grim news about what might have happened to flight 370, two weeks ago. >> good morning, i am kristen sze. >> i am cheryl jennings. satellite data shows the flight 370's last position was in the middle of indian ocean and assumed to have crashed west of perth, australia. matt? >> this is the news the world was waiting on and the families of the passengers.

missing malaysian flight were dreading. >> news was delivered to family members in a hotel in kuala lumpur. some were told in person. others received it by text are over the phone. the message was the same: malaysian government confirms satellite data shows flight 370 went down 1,500 miles off the coast of australia. >> it is a remote location far from any possible landing site. >> search planes and ships are closing in own the area. teams spotted two pieces of floating debris. high-tech cameras took pictures from the sky. crews threw flares to mark the spot. >> the first circular object and the second an orange rectangle object. >> the race is on to find where the plane hit the water and the critical blacks box with data for all 7 1/2 hours of the flight. >> the ream answers to the

mystery lie 700 miles to the west wherever the airplane hit the water at the bottom of the ocean. >> the navy announced it is sending a black box locator to the together help to reach them best batteries run out and the data is lost. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the mystery of flight 370 on air and online at abc7news.com. follow us for up-to-the-minute update on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. . a search for survivors is underway in rural washington after a massive mudslide killed at at least eight people. officials say 100 are still missing in in the county. half a mountain the size of a square mile slid you through the community and 30 homes are gone or damaged and several people

are hospitalized including a five-month-old infant in critical condition. >> in the past hour, law enforcement officials in san mateo county announced the biggest gang bust in county history a dozen accused gang members indicted for murder and other crimes. nick? it legally just wrapped up. san mateo county district attorney says this is the most massive case prosecuted by the district attorney's office: 11 are being arraigned this district court. san mateo county district attorney says that operation sunny day was named that because that term, sunny day, is what was used by the gang members when murders they ordered, orchestrated, or committed were carried out. the gangs identified by the district attorney are one called taliban, a gang war. the grand jury returned three indictments charges 16 people for a series of crimes that

included murder, attempted murder, illegal firearms possession, conspiracy and drug tracking. >> of the 16 people, 11 of them are in custody in san mateo county jail right now. the other five are in custody in other jurisdictions and will be prosecute back to san mateo county for this prosecution. of the 16, nine of them are charged with capital murder. the investigation lasted 18 months. of the individuals challenged, they range in age from 19 to 28 years old. the district attorney says that this young set of defendants is responsible for violence across san mateo county. it took the grand jury of 17, two months to study evidence and return the indictments. later today at 5:00 and 6:00 my colleague will have more on the back grounds of the individuals and the crimes they are accused of having committed. of course, we will have the

latest on abc7news.com. san francisco police are looking for the gunman who opened fire on a busy street injuring eight. they are offering a motive for what might have triggered the gunfire. amy hollyfield is there with the latest. it was a dice game. this neighborhood is upset. police are, too. they have a presence here in the tenderloin to try to ease the tension. they say this shooting is heinous. they feel lucky they are not investigating a murder. >> arriving to work this morning and seeing this at his store was quite unnerving for omar. >> crazy. it is scary, too. i hope everyone is okay. i'm praying for everyone. >> a man opened fire on a crowd in the tenderloin district at

9:00 last night. witnesses say the gun mass was in the car and he got in an argument. the guy got out and started shooting. the people started running. they all scattered. i saw people falling. >> police have not made any arrest but say it looks like the shooter was mad about a dose game and shot eight people. the police say his intended target got away. the victims were taken to the hospital but have all been treated and releaseed. >> no one died. people on live and work in the ten door line are upset and squared. two believes are keeping watch over the intersection today and say investigators are looking at surveillance video from the cameras perched in the area. still, without an arrest, locals worry about the impact. >> when people see this, no one will come...it hurts the who will city. >> police this morning in the last hour have released few

details. they say a black man got into the passenger side of a silver sedan and driven away from the scene after the shooting and they are looking at surveillance video trying to get a better look at that car. >> in san francisco, for abc7 news. a lot of activity. warm spring weather right now with change on the way. mike nicco? >> much needed rain is on the way but not today. we on the roof. it is getting warm under all of the total sunshine. we will look at live doppler 7 hd and what it will show, the fog lifting with low clouds along the coast and that will keep your temperature down compared to the rest of us an the bay and inland where we are up to 11 degrees warmer in livermore and eight degrees warmer in san jose and three in oakland and one in san francisco. currently the temperatures are from 50 at half moon bay in san francisco, and upper 50's to low 60's the rest of the bay to 70 in antioch, san ramon and

livermore not far behind in fairfield at 55 and 56. the finger of fog is moving through the coast. in san francisco we will be about five degrees warmer than yesterday and one degree warmer in danville at 75. this is as warm as it gets, as bright as it gets and administration dry as it gets in the seven-day forecast. a couple of chances of rain coming up. >> happening today a san jose police officer accused of raping a woman while on duty is scheduled to appear in court. officer geoffrey graves is accused of attacking a woman in september while responding to a domestic disturbance call. the wife decided to respond night at a local hotel and he drove her. she claims he returned to the hotel and raped her. her d.n.a. was found on graves' vest. >> new details on a data breach at the california department of

motor vehicles. visa has yet to respond whether the cars fell victim to hackers. on saturday, master alerted august of last year to january of this year. there is no evidence of a breach but an investigation "continues." the agency says that it will contact any drivers, if needed. >> a townhall meeting is held in san francisco to discuss a proposed soda tax. the measure will be two cents an hour tax on so sugar drinks but not to diet soda and milk. an important reminder, you only have a week left to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. next monday, march 31, is the last day to sign up for a plan

for cover california, the state insurance exchange. if you miss the deadline and are not already covered, you may have to pay a penalty. >> straight ahead, spring cleaning isn't just for your home. what it means for your smartphone, tablet, and all of the other gadgets you have. >> new advice for women hoping to become pregnant, one thing that might be stopping it from ever happening. >> the surgery that not only helps you keep the weight off but can keep a common type cancer in women, at

>> from chicago, investigators from the ntsb are at the scene of a train derailment at o'hare. 32 people were hurt when a commuter train jumped the tracks this morning, over the sidewalk, up the stairs, on to an escalator. officials are looking whether speed was factor. it could take 24 hours before the tracks are cleared. >> hundreds of same-sex marriages are wondering if they are really married because the state is keeping them in imlow -- in limbo after the appeals court put on hold a judge that tossed out a ban on the marriage. >> birth control and religious rights are before the supreme court again this week. tomorrow they will hear arguments from family-owned

companies that object to covering certain contraceptives in their health plans part of the affordable care act preventive care requirement. their religious beliefs prohibit them from covering devices that end human life after concession. twoer yours ago, the supreme court approved the new health care act in its entirety. >> if you are trying to have a baby a study says that the key is, not stressing about it researchers found that stress could affect infertility. 500 women were collected, checking stress levels those who were stressed doubled the risk of infertility. researcher says nose who want to get pregnant should consider yoga or mediterranean or other ways to reduce stress. a surgery reduces the stomach and lowers the risk of cancer. researchers found that stomach surgery reduced the chance of

getting uterine cancer by 71 percent compared to those who did not have the surgery and up to 81 percent for those who kept off the weight after surgery. more studies need to be done but researchers say the early findings are significant. >> nice day to get out there and exercise. mike nicco has the forecast. >> exercise, yard work, get the new plants in the ground before mother nature waters them in for you, tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, possibly saturday and sunday. more on the rain just ahead. >> and don't forget to spruce up your digital devices because your privacy could be at stake. >> a small pin could possibly deliver the fountain of

>> covering los altos, petaluma, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. the stanford men's basketball team are adding to the craziness of march madness around here. they stunned kansas upsetting the jayhawks 60-57 in the ncaa tournament. the cardinals are at home for practice before heading to memphis to face dayton. >> spring cleaning could mean getting rid of things you don't need but your digital life could use a spring cleaning, too.

it doesn't take long for e-mails to pile up or clutter to clog up the smartphone. it is annoying and can leave your personal information exposed a good place to start with digital spring cleaning is change password and unsubscreen to e-mails you don't read and get rid of apps you don't use. >> but you will need our weather app because it will be very interesting. >> absolutely. and tune into us tomorrow morning with the first wave in the only commute. then we will have wet weather on-and-off through about thursday morning. that is with storm one. then another storm for the weekend. mother nature is making a late charge for the man miracle everyone hoped for. we will get rain. it is not going to be enough to make up for the drought. things starting to get brown so it will be nice to have the wet weather come in and be able to turn off your sprinkler system

if you had to town it on. the the redwood trees suck up the water. the low clouds are hanging out at the coats and that is where they will stay. they will thin out but you can see the difference on the coast with the clouds and into the bay on the left and the haze hanging around and the fog is gone in the north bay. this is how it looks to the south, san jose, good morning. the progress is going on downtown with the cranes moving around, and it will be sunny inland with today the warmest day and temperatures are well above average at seven or eight degrees warmer than average. midweek and possibly weekend we could have rain. the high today is upper 50's to low 60's on the coast. upper 60's for san francisco and richmond. you will fan out in san rafael and oakland and fremont and palo alto and you will have the low-to-mid 70's today. tonight you have the clouds

rolling in and it will not be so cold. low 50's around richmond and san mateo. notice where the rain is, it is not in our neighborhoods. here is what is happening, high pressure at the bottom of the screen is shrinking and trying to hide. that is keeping the storm away for today. that is why we will have a warm and dry day. the cold front and the trough behind it is one and two, tuesday and wednesday's rain and showers. at 5:00 tomorrow morning, dry in the north bay but by 9:00 when the commute is over the rains are moving in but 9:00 through nine it moves through the day and noon to 2:00 or 3:00 it moves through the south bay and it becomes showers by 5:00 after the steady rain and overnight we get a low between systems and then wednesday morning we have showers rolling through on wednesday afternoon, wave after wave after wave.

being progressive with the storm as far as the totals and a couple of feet of much needed snow in the sierra. 3:00 tomorrow morning through thursday morning 1' to 2' above 6,000' so all passes will be snow bound. temperatures are five to degree coolers tomorrow and another drop like than on wednesday. friday and saturday temperatures are close to average. right now it is warm and private. enjoy it. grab the umbrellas and patience for the commute the next couple of days. >> we are hosting a job fair with the job journal in san francisco from noon to 4:00 and there are over 700 jobs available at the hire event with details on our website at abc7news.com under oh "see it on

tv." >> a new technology claims it turn back the clock in a matter of minutes using fine needles to penetrate deep below the skin surface to rebuild the skin and reduce the size of pores and promises to give you flawless skin in 15 minutes and treatments long term damage such as acne scars. used with vitamin c to stimulate new collogen but you have to be careful about the products and sun protection around and after the treatment. >> parents say the process is mostly pain free but it can put a pinch on the wallet from $200 to $700 a session. >> next, talk about teen spirit we will show you the most talked about stars on the court during stanford's march madness.

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we will go to washington, dc, where concerns that the number of dead were rise from the mudslide. rescue crews are plowing through the mud to fine the missing. at 5:00, hand to hand contact, a new fight over the way workers handle the food we eat in restaurants. >> this morning, a stanford band player is the talk of march madness showing his passion on-and-off the court. he was the only one celebrate at stanford's win, the trombone player stole the show yesterday. tv cameras kept showing his enthusiastic moves.

♪ >> ahh. hey. hey. hey, what up, man? what up? what up? how you doing? what's happening? what up? what up? what up? oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. there he is. >> what's up, bro? >> let's go, man. [cheers and applause] yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is a music teacher from miami but makes most of his money singing at weddings, bar mitzvahs, at funerals. y'all give it up for jc smith. [cheers and applause] what's up, jc? >> how you doing? how you doing? >> so you teach, but you have to get some side money. >> everybody's got to have a side job. >> everybody got to do it, and you sing at bar mitzvahs. now, how many bar mitzvahs you get a year? >> oh, at least one or two. i do live in miami. >> okay, right. >> it's not new york. you're right, and then...