people who complained about their mistreatment have been heard. prity is one of 38 horses seized the 51-year-old has been under scrutiny for months. neighbors complained horses were under fed, had ribs showing and shows signs of broken backs and legs. for a month, he told me he had been feeding and caring for them. >> need food i provide food. two times per day. >> investigators had him under watch six months, discovering he had been suspected of animal cruelty in other counties. >> there are document was our warrant that relate to incidents in stanislaus county and other counties. >> the 38 horses are in better shape than 12 others sold to the

rescue center. one died because of advanced parasite infestation. >> i witnessed a number of horses with their hoofs looked like elves hoofs, curled up at the end which is really bad for horses when he did trim them, it was a butcher job. >> aribbe is in jail on unrelated charges the county will take applications wednesday to adopt the horses but will not be a simple process. >> we're looking for organizations or individuals who have experience with horses and will be able to take the time that these horses will need. >> in san martin, david louie, abc7 news. >> passengers aboard a united airlines flight to san francisco returned to dulles airport today

with a plane they're on blew a tire the flight quickly circled back and landed safely. the passengers were taken off and are awaiting a new flight to the bay area.çó >> authorities tonight are asking us to be on alert for a kidnapped teenager. they've issued an amber alert for the 14-year-old abducted by two men in a white van. he may have been taken to sacramento or possibly contra costa or solano counties. he was last seen wearing a black tee shirt and black snow boots. a man has been arrested in a hit and run death last week. laura anthony joins us live in

deb blin. laura? >> well, sony anderson is in the jail behind me, in and out of prison most of his ability life. and now, he's in jail facing charges that could put him in prison for his life. >> sheriffs say they have arrested a man behind the wheel. anderson has been in custody since wednesday on other charges. >> we gained information was in a home in newark. we found him hiding in the garage of the home. >> sheriffs identified him as a driver of a maroon saturn that

sped through an intersection tuesday >> we spent an amount of time looking through all of this evidence, all of the reports, and today charged anderson with murder. >> he has a list of convictions including car theft, theft from an elder, counts of animal cruelty and burglary. in 1999 he was convicted of abusing and slashing to death animals in a hayward petting zoo. ten years later convicted of severely beating a woman in her home.

>> thank you to everyone who helped get this person off the streets before he injured another innocent person. >> anderson will be arraigned tuesday afternoon f convicted faces life in prison. laura anthony, abc7 news >> a san mateo woman faces manslaughter charges for running over an elderly woman at a drug store the 21-year-old was in a drive through line. she changed her mind and backed out, running over an 84-year-old woman. officers determined she was under the influence of marijuana and possibly other >> you see it every day. they're distracted. not just medication but a phone, whatever. >> police say a third of the

drivers killed in the crashes state wide tested positive for drugs. >> parishioner hz in a church in san jess yeah say they're amazed a large cross was saved after fire tore through a building. the cruise fix appeared to be untouched by flames. the building is made of wooden timbers, yet the cross survived. >> it's amazing the cross is intact. that to me is a sign. he wants to be up there, again. >> now 49ers have moved candle stick park is coming down. tonight how the replacement will

create a lot of new jobs. >> when candle stick is demolished an outlet mall is expected to be built. >> it will have open space adjacent to this beautiful water front. >> the home builder announced it's joining forces to build a outlet mall and has centers around the country and has been looking to get a foot hold in san francisco. these sketches show the stores. >> well, it's chicago we have gucci, armani, etc. they will be here, i hope. >> i can walk down now and shop.

it's going to be good for me. i'm a shocher. >> along with what is underway, the community is being transformed. the outlet mall includes 6,000 new homes, 30% affordable. and promises new jobs . >> i call this economic engine to drive this community. >> the mayor says this helps fulfill a promise. >> people are here not being a victim of it >> candle stick is scheduled to be demolished and imploded next year. it explains the mall could be completed by the end of 2017. >> warriors proposed a traffic

management plan for a new arena. it's going to hold 18,000 people in the mission bay they plan to have special shuttles and bus and train service plus a valet service for bicycles and a specialized app to help you plan your trip. >> the planning expert hired to investigate a death of a baby gorilla arrived today. the group calls for saver habitats for the animals. >> well, the guy brought in to consult on this, to investigate this case, his name is terry maple. he's been brought in on prior cases here at the zoo.

and now, he was not made available. the zoo set up a small memorial he was hired last week to investigate the death. before arriving maple had been poring over documents in florida and told us he wants to examine the hydraulic door system and said the design had a major blind spot suggesting two people should be present when closing doors for the animals. >> there are two operators in the system. the other would say you need to stop. >> i team obtained log enry is detailing this problem. another young gorilla named hasani injured her hand on a

door. a zoo keeper issued a warning. aindividual shifting hasani into electric doors which are hard to see gorillas through. visitors want to see a safer habitat. >> it's one of those where there are needed improvements in the zoo. >> the founder of the group called on the zoo to include safety sensors. >> they want san francisco to be the model now to create system. >> officials declined to comment on camera today. >> still ahead here tonight, a

san francisco supervisor's proposal for taking back the trees. who should pick up the cost? >> dry conditions and several chances of rain, coming up. >> a gifted young artist makes art from steel. >> we're taking your calls about your questions with the affordable care act. give us a call right now.

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>> san francisco may have found solution to its tree maintenance problem residents may be asked to vote open a measure that would create a dedicated fund. >> the details will come out of city hall. in some parts of the city, branchs broke off. the department of public works needs to replace many of them. >> many years ago, they were

deep trees now, they've reached that age. the fact there are only ten arborists in the city. for decades, the agency has been slashing it's maintenance program. homeowners are usually responsible for maintaining trees in front of their houses. >> it's a recipe for inconsistent maintenance of trees. >> scott weiner is working to aloe indicate a plan to maintain and plant more trees. along with picking up the bill to repair sidewalks. >> with funding on the trees for

the city taking responsibility for tree maintenance. that should not be the responsibility of homeowners >> the group would includes friends of the urban forest and the mayor's office. the group would decide where the money would come from. >> san francisco world war ii memorial was rededicated this afternoon the west coast memorial for the missing stands in the presidio. trees were cleared out into this vital part of the monument. >> this is a site many lost their last saw when they

proposed to move back into the united states. >> the monument includes names of those killed in the pacific in world war ii. >> if you have an overdue library book, santa clara county library system as a program, bring a box or can of food and they'll waive your fine the food will go to second harvest food bank toward the end of the year. and abc7 invites to you take part in our annual food >> spencer is here checking on our weather. we start to approach the

holiday. >> you can call it mainly clear skies. on street level it looks clear we do have high clouds passing over as you can see doppler 7. to the north a frost advisory in effect from 1:00 a.m to 8:00 a.m for virtually all locations up to the northern most part of the state. now it's cool around the bay area. across the bay, most other locations are in the mid-50s now. down to 49 chilly inland tonight.

high clouds and sunshine. a mix those tomorrow. chance of rain wednesday through saturday. the next chance of rainfall, so let's start at 5:00 tomorrow morning. high clouds increasing. then later into the day, light rain moving into the north bay wednesday. we're talking about light rain and showers. we'll see rain dropping south. later in the day

most. and maybe no measurable rain up until only 5:00 in other locations. you can see that taking it wednesday into thursday. and more chances of rain. looks like light rainfall. and low to mid-40s inland locations up to 50s near the coast and bay. mid 30 ndz santa rosa and napa. highs from mid-60s at the coast to upper 60s and low 70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. so rain wednesday, thursday, mostly cloudy. chance of rain saturday. >> thank you, spencer. >> coming up next, experts

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49ers coach rarely seems to enjoy answering questions from reporters but today he was less excited about it. some questions concerned federal drug agents swooping down on team doctors last night. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman explains this is focusing on prescription pain medication. >> today, from coaches, denials a surprise, he said when agents

staged inspections on several teams, including the 49ers before they left new york the agents were looking for evidence of mishandling or abuse of painkillers by team doctors. if there is smoke, could there be fire? >> i don't know. >> in nfl playing with pain or masking pain has been part of the culture. this including jeremy knewberry saying it caused addictions and organ damage. >> we'd never know what we're taking at times z i can stand by that. >> if nothing else, we have what

appears to be a change of focus. now, looking at how doctors treat their patients, the players >> i think that it's trying to point out players' health is more important than getting them back on the field. >> that play -- >> there is no expectation of that. >> if suggested and he doesn't take it? what is the response? >> it's not suggested. >> as to what they did or did not find yesterday, unknown. >> charles manson, the mass murderer in prison 45 year now may be getting married soon. according to ap he's taken out a marriage license in king's county, california where he's

serving time for orchestrating the killings of ak tes sharon tate and six others he's 80 years old his bride to be, 26, goes by the name of star burton. she operates a number of web sites declaring his innocence she left her home in the mid west nine years ago and says they plan to get married next month. he is not eligible for parole until 13 years >> u.s. marshal service says it plans to auction off a haul of bit coins next month. silk road was shut down last year and in computer files they found 50,000 bit coins valued at roughly $20 million. to join, you'll have to put down at least $100,000. >> a unique technology here in

the bay area could be used soon to keep us safe from threats ranging from terrorism to human trafficking. when catching a glams, researchers were using this to track movement of great white sharks. >> to create a system that can monitor different things >> gary guyson is ceo of liquid robotics. joining forcings with boeing. for a sea going security fence. >> there is a lot of human trafficking. there is drug trafficking. >> instead of a motor, they employ a rack of wings that harness the motion of the swells. >> solar panels power equipment

and onloord computers saying this amounts to a nearly unthinkable communications platform. >> so ability to stay out there for long periods of time sets us apart. this is a rudder. >> he says the new version can power the wave glider steer it. the strategy envisions small fleets of ocean-going drones. >> what this gives us an opportunity to do is augment the

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a bay area woman is helping families put food on the table. >> it's a struggle she, and her family know all too well. in a parking lot, irene and her

daughters are handing out fresh fruits and vegetables. this is the produce des mobile. families line up to get something healthy to put on the table. >> people walked up to me and say you're doing a wonderful thing. >> what those people may not know is that she and her family have stood in this line. >> we had to take in my mother to our home we've gone through the same economic hardships that other people have gone through as well. >> with the bills, she says the food from the food bank sustained her family. >> everyone needs to eat. i come out with my girls, and i volunteer. >> rising costs are living are

making it difficult to help ends meet. >> others find fixed income no long buys what it used for her daughter it's more than that. >> helping people build yourself esteem. it's nice to give to others. that gets what they need. >> you can help by taking part in the food drive. >> here are the faces to people helping out in the give where you live campaign.

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weather forecast. >> you can see here behind. rains have not gotten us near average levels. santa rosa, 29% of normal. and leading the pack is san jose. san jose, 56% and we're hoping for more. tomorrow, looks like dry and mild conditions and dry and pleasantly mild here in the bay area. highs from mid-60s at the coast to upper 60s and low 70s around the bay, and inland. wednesday, light rain and showers. in the week thursday, saturday, more showers coming our way.

it will be helpful. >> yes. >> thank you. >> mike shumann is in for sports tonight. >> they grind out another win and have had other issues who is this young lady? why is she hanging out with the

niners pulled off another win on the road. but there is a bigger issue. ahmad brooks according to sources pulled himself out of the game. smith started the second quarter. >> we've actressed it and had conversations. and onward.

>> cub specific? >> with? >> when you say you had conversations. >> yes. it's something i don't want to share with you or share publicly. >> sharks have been out of town so long we hardly remember what they look like. i put a young woman that can give you details. . >> you have a basic fan that goes to game, maybe autograph collectors then 14-year-old veronica. >> i started drawing them out of a love for hockey. >> she became a sharks fan in 2010 and fell in love with her sport. >> she's one of the people that has god given talent for it she pushes it more than she's

blossomed >> they encouraged me to keep going. i found i enjoyed it. >> veronica is home schooled >> she had a passion and drew a lot at home. and then, her teacher decided to move her to adult class. >> she decided to graduate from drawing animals and landscapes to the men in teal. >> when they're playing on ice, and working, then, you get expression. her portraits have shading. >> i worked myself through harder details like with beard, then, a visor. so i chose to challenge myself >> the portraits are amazing. when asking the players to sign them, they're impressed.

>> nice to see fans do things like that. it's great when they take the time to be part of the sharks. and have a passion for it. >> you see someone young with such a talent. it's cool. >> veronica made a connection most 14-year-old will never have with the players but there is more one more portrait she can't waist to do. >> hoisting a stanley cup would be cool to draw. >> now i'm not vain at all. and i asked her if she drew players from other sports. she said she didn't know any. i sat down for a close up. and after teasing me about putting my forehead on her can advance and roman nose, here is the finished product. we wish her the best.

how cool is that? the players are just amazed. >> she's been doing it three years. >> wow. >> i called for another portrait she goes i'm doing a piano piece right now. i'll get back to you. >> wow. >> you look good. >> i'm not vain. >> right. right. >> 2 or 3 words down. >> join us tonight, the drought leaves one town without a drop of water, no showers, no dish washing. nothing the gift about to change everything at 9:00 >> dirty truth about cleaning wipes and problems they're causing even if you don't use

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this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. now let's meet today's semi-finalists -- a 20-time "jeopardy!" champion from kenilworth, illinois... a consultant from washington, d.c... and a junior at princeton university, from bridgewater, new jersey... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for tuning us in today. you know, this past season on "jeopardy!", many of our champions got a lot of publicity and developed great fanbases, so i can't help but wonder if your favorite made it into the semi-finals. julia, jared, and terry most certainly did,

so good luck. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round. here are the categories for you. and, terry, you get to go first. let's go to memoriam for $200. hollywood's biggest little star, she passed away at 85. jared. who is shirley temple? yes. let's try fiction-ale for $600. julia. what is "the lord of the rings"? yes. stuff for $200.