abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> the breaking news is in santa rosa where miss are looking for a missing ten-year-old girl at steele lane elementary school where the girl was last seen walking to the impact room on campus this morning. >> victoria valdez is 5' 2 rich, plopped hair with highlights and 90 pounds wearing a white shirt with an owl and gray leggings. we have a map of steele lane elementary north of highway 12.

police say all the other children at steele lane elementary are safe and accounted for. here is a picture over the scene and you can see investigators with santa rosa police asking for help in mining the girl quickly. they have been searching the area the campus area after the campus itself did not find her. they have made a call out to the community. >> we want to get right to our interview this morning. joining us by person is head of the foundation to help locate missing children. morning, in the hours right after a child is missing it is scary for everyone but what are they focused on? >> what they will do is many things: they will check with the family they will question the family, they are going to check with trends, they are going to conduct a physical sweep of the school, check out any school

surveillance and the neighborhood residential and business surveillance tapes and ask people to sure on social media. >> your organization does quite a bit to assist with the search. >> we do. we physically send people up there and organize communities searches and always working with law enforcement to make sure we are not crossing paths. >> mark, we are looking at video a young girl got into the patrol car with the officer but we do not have confirmation it could be victoria but we see the back of the head a girl about ten-years old. we certainly hope that is the case, that she turned out to be fine. we do foe that police alerted businesses and residents with an automatic phone call and we just got confirmation just in from santa rosa police that, in fact that is victoria valdez and she has been found safe after being reported missing after a trip to the restroom at school, and did not result her

coming back to the campus. she is fine. >> we do not often get a nation resolution to a story like this so we are happy we could bring you the confirmation this ten-year-old missing girl has been found according to the santa rosa police. we were told part of the description included the pentagon highlights in the hair and you can see in the patrol in she has highlights. that story has come to a good and positive conclusion. >> new our other top story terror attacks in paris sending shockwaves around the world. 12 people are dead after gunmen storm the offices of a satirical french magazine. >> the fact this was an attack on a flow press. [ inaudible ] >> we have coverage on the investigation and reaction from the bay area. amy hollyfield is in san

francisco. we will begin with eric thomas in the newsroom. eric? >> french police believe they found one of the two get away cars but there is no sign shooters or claim of responsibility. the attack, though is having repercussions on both sides of the atlantic. >> speaking at white house this morning president obama said he was shocked and saddened by the attack. >> i thought it was appropriate to express my deepest sympathy to the people of paris and the people of france for the terrible terrorist attack. >> france is on high alert after the horrific terror attack that left at least a dozen people dead. around noon local time three masked gunmen stormed the office of the french magazine, "challenger" and witnesses say they could hear the attackers shouting "god great," in arabic.

there were ten "challenger" staffers a police officer and a dorman. officials have launched a massive manhunt for the three gunmen who escaped in two get away cars. >> this is more like organized crime where this go in do a smoot, leave, have a get away vehicle and escape >> the french president hollande rushed to the scene and called it an act of barbarity. charlie hebdo has been threatened several times for cartoons. the office remain fire bombed if retaliation for a cover with a spoof of the prophet mohammed and a paris prosecutor said the editor was killed today. in 2012 the space editor spoke to abc about their provocative work. >> we live in a country where we have freedom of speech. >> in the wake of this, french

police are beefing up security as news media overseases hows of worship and transportation centers and many schools now are locked down. president obama and german chancellor merkel have offered to provide assistance to french investigators. thanks, eric. horrifying incident is drawing reaction in san francisco. our reporter, amy hollyfield, joins from the french american international school. amy? a lot of shock and surprise here. one teacher, or maybe a couple of the teachers are turning this into a teachable moment in the senior left class this morning they spent the morning discussing the attack and the teacher said he could not not talk about it and showed the class the cartoons pointing out this publication has been a fixture in the french press and it is known for mocking politicians french corruption, and extremism. >> some of the people that were murdered were leading french

cartoonist and i mentioned it my students several of the cartoons used on exams we do each year. they are on exams each year. it is not cartoons that are underground or not well-known. they are the most prominent cartoonists in france. it is very, very shocking. >> we looked at a future covers and we saw it is extremely controversial not what you would find in the united states, even. but they deserve the freedoms they have and that is important for a strong democracy. [ inaudible ] >> senator barbara boxer senior member of the senate foreign affairs committee issued this statement saying thousand is barbaric attack on innocent

french citizens and on our shared belief in the fundamental right of free expression. my thoughts and prayers are with the injured and the families of those killed in the heinous and cowardly act of terror." we will follow this story online at abc7news.com and twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a huge protest today in front of a san jose protest that is part of a health care system in the process of being sold. proponents and supporters at the hospital are letting the state attorney general know how they feel. matt? this was announced in october, the sale, four out of the five hops in the bay area including o'connor hospital in san jose. today, opponents and supporters of the deal got a chance to speak. >> hospital zone seems like a quaint idea from the past. today at o'connor hospital in san jose. >> stop the sale.

>> supports and opponents of the daughters of charity decision chanted at visitors and anyone else in the area. the catholic group is selling oh con more and five other california hops to the for-profit chain human health care. >> inside representatives of the state attorney general are holding a public hearing. dozens and dozens of people signed up to voice their opinion on the seem. hospital officials are expecting pamela harris to make a decision by early to mid-february and opponents say it would threaten low income residents access to health care and with cutting health care services and jobs. >> they are known for displacing workers, not working with the community. there have been allegations of charging people in the community more money for their insurance. >> spotters say prime health was

was the only viable option that would keep the daughters of charity hospitals from going bankrupt risking closures and creating a public health crisis. >> it is a deal where prime does not happen the daughters will go un our pensions will be lost, our jobs will be lost and it matters. this is a big deal. >> because this is a catholic hospital, the pope needs to approve the bill. officials expect that to take place in the next week or two. thank you this morning police are searching for a cosmetically inclined criminal. a plastic surgeon said a man unwent thousands in cosmetic procedures and skipped out on the bill. this is surveillance video of the patient before he got botox injections and fillers and laser resurfacing and san francisco plastic surgeon said that the man is about 40 6' tall with dark hair. he knew exactly what he wanted done and said he would pay with

cash. the cost of the services totaled more than $5,000 but when the procedures were done the man appeared distracted on his cell phone and left. >> three more women allege they were victims of bill cosby will speak in a few moments and will talk in los angeles at 11:30 and describe what they allege caused this and why they waited it come forward as cosby is ready to take the stage in canada since numerous allegations surfaced against him. there are growing threats and people could protest for possibly not even tap the show in ontario tonight. >> musicians are raving about a new listening device. it is not cheap, but we will tell you why it is called the best sound you will ever hear. >> a couple find something priceless and want to get it back to its rightful owner. >> this is the bay as seen from the exploritorium camera in san francisco. it is hazy and we have another

"spare the air" day with meteorologist mike nicco filling us i

>> breaking news from sent california, a charter bus crash if los angeles county that last 30 people hurt. this is the scene, right now part of the eastbound 60 freeway is closed and investigators say two big rigs and a tour bus crashed at 10:00 a.m. with six people taken to the area

hospitals. the rest of checked out at the scene. a couple find modern day buried treasure. the divers found a go pro camera at the bottom of a lake. the owner love it over six months ago and he and a few friends were on a cross country trip and he lost it in lake powell and he long gave it up. the couple would found the camera wanted to help after watching all of the video. >> on youtube and in the search box i typed in 2014 cross country road trip and i typed in sioux falls this is the first that bond up and i recognized his face immediately. >> recognized his fate. that is one happy give. dan says he is incredibly grateful the couple put the time and effort in to finding him. music lovers, you can now enjoy tunes from a digital player that many call the best quality they have ever heard.

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league of legends a battle with formal competition starting during the fall semester. >> i will not tell my son about that. >> hopefully you can get outside and play the weather is warm but you have to watch the air. >> two of us will not let our kids watch that. my goodness, there is in need to worry about the air quality we are not at levels that are unhealthy but oakland has the worst air quality now. we do have near record high and in san jose we like to see what to expect if we have an average month which is once for a while at 58 and 41 are the highs and lows and we warm to 61 at 43 and our extremes are 18 and 79 and it is our second wettest month in the south bay a little over 3" with no wet ins to speak of on live doppler hd and, in fact if clouds often the visible at slight just a lost snow in the sierra and that is getting less

and less where we should be for this time of the year. 72 at half moon bay and check out how warm it is along the coast and the rest of us are in the mid-50's to around 60 in los gatos and san ramon and oakland at 61 in san francisco and most of the temperatures are at agency or above and we have a couple of hours of warming so the warm is under poor air quality and the wind shifts bringing cooler weather and we will completely be rid of the "spare the air" day on saturday and our next chance of rain is late next week. late. like friday. here is a look at the golden gate bridge, it will be a great time to go walk across the bridge it is breezy and unfortunately the picture taking is not so great because it is hazy the temperatures today are 8-11 degrees warmer-than-average and we are in the mid-to-upper 60's rather than mid-to-upper 50's. 27 -- 72 is the high at half

moon bay. in san francisco san francisco, 65 or 66. money 60's through the valleys and the east bay sure. slightly cooler inland, and low-to-mid 60's for you. tonight, we are in the upper 30's to low 40's in the valley and inland and upper 40's around oakland and san mateo so frost free more than likely and our area of high pressure is weaponing the storm track way to the north and because it is staying around so is our weather so a dwindling snow pack and we will have another "spare the air" day tomorrow for the south bay and friday for the south bay. we will all be under that umbrella of burning ban and on saturday temperatures are back in the upper 50's to low 60s be closer to average, cleaner air, all the way through the early part of next week. bone dry. in the seven-day forecast. the controversial film "the interview," is netting sony big

bucks. the north korean satire has been rented or purchased more than four million times since the christmas release online and sony says the film has made $31 million by streaming and $5 million in the theaters. sony pulled the film from theaters after throats but changed their mind and decided to release it shortly after. >> a woman decides to turn down a massive check and why almost $975 million does not satisfy her.

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lower your blood sugar with invokana®. imagine loving your numbers. ask your doctor about invokana®. >> united airlines facing new legal action by their own employees accusing the company of putting them in danger. taking food education to the next level. the high profile call for classroom changes across state. >> a stunning development between a billionaire oil tycoon and his, wife. she now is demanding more cash from her husband and he is not giving in. she refused to accept this check for $974 million-plus. >> thank you is the cash value her husband owes her based on a

recent court ruling but she is appealing it saying if she accepted that check, it would hurt her chances in court so she wants more. >> we will see how that plays out. what does it for us. thank you for joining us from all of us have a great day.

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