♪ good afternoon. there has been another good size earthquake. magnitude 5.7 quake off the coast of fern dale. there haven't been any reports of major damage, but even so the ground shook pretty hard. >> felt like a little bit of shaking and i couldn't of stood there for a second like what is going on. and then it really started to hit. and my fish bowl just like exploded all over my floor.

it was a pretty more filing experience. >> and the fish did survive. this is the biggest earthquake since the 6.0 south napa quake back in august. that was on the minds of usgs experts today during a meeting to discuss lessons learned. jonathan bloom was there. at 6:00, he'll show us how it could alter the course of damage done by future events. >> you'll find guidelines for emergency plans on abc7news.com. a 24-year-old killed monday. two men accused of racing done yerba buena road appeared in court today. the victim's family had an outburst of family. david has a look at what happened. >> reporter: well, this is a

very emotional day. candlelight vigil scheduled to start here. but in court a short timing a go the family's anger at the two drivers linked to kiran pabla's death turned vocal p. the outburst happened as the 23-year-old was being he is courted ed escorted out. he's facing vehicular manslaughter and along with the another man who was not in court today. he have released yesterday on $100,000 bail. the family of kiran pabla wanted to address the court, but the junk said judge said no. outside the courthouse, they say they want to see the two men punished. >> i want to make sure these

guys didn't get a tap on their hands and let them go. i really want to make sure justice is done for the murder they commit. and i consider this murder racing down yerba buena at 100 miles a an hour. >> we share the family's sadness. it's incredibly tragic. and our heartfelt condolences go out to them. >> reporter: san jose police will be putting up a temporary radar speed sign here to remind drivers to slow down on yerba buena. that sign was scheduled to question up by tomorrow morning. the vice mayor is also setting other options to see if there are other ways speeding can be curtailed and to stop further fatalities. five have happened here over the past five years. we will be live here for the candlelight vigil at 6:00. funeral services are scheduled for friday. we're live in san jose. david louie, abc 7.

>> napa county sheriff's office has released new video of two persons of interest in ht thedeath of a 57-year-old rohnert park woman. investigators say maria bejar met up with two men at a restaurant on november 14 the night before she died. all three then left that bar and went to another restaurant in santa rosa. the next morning, bejar's body was found lying in the roadway on highway 29. investigators say she had been hit by a car. a memorial keeps growing for a mother of three killed in a cross fire of a suspected gang shooting in san francisco. police believe the victim was hit while police and two people in cars fired at each other yesterday afternoon. a man in one of those cars also died. the medical examiner says he's 38-year-old donte glenn. a woman who was with glenn is recovering from gunshot wounds. a individual why taken

yesterday at the hall of justice is increasing tensions mopping ss among police and public defender's office. it caught a confrontation as two men were exiting a courtroom. police sergeant tried to question them regarding another case, but a public defender stepped in to counsel the suspects and police handcuffed that attorney for interfering. >> this is not guantanamo bay. you have a right to have a lawyer with you when you're questioned. and she was simply doing her job. >> she was kept this handcufs for more than an hour. she was eventually cited for obstruction. san francisco police claim the officer acted appropriately. >> in was for a separate matter, not for the ones that they were in court for. and the sergeant has the right and obligation and duty to conduct his investigation. >> police say the public defender did not have a right to interfere because her client was not being formally interrogated for a crime. a 19-year-old stanford

student is scheduled to be a rained monday on suspected rape. brock turner was arrested last week after witnesses say they saw him on top of an unconscious woman. two bicyclists were able to scare the suspect off of her and then held him until police arrived. turner is currently out on $150,000 bail. a woman is recovering after being rescued from the bay in one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots. >> amy hollyfield has video that you'll see only on abc 6. >> reporter: what would he leave this woman must have felt. she definitely looks exhausted. rescue crews got the call that she had fall nn to theen into the water at 10:42 and she pulled her to safety after 13 long minutes. witnesses say they tried to keep her calm while waiting for help. >> she was screaming for help. and we were just guiding her. she was just swimming over here and then the firefighter came. are the firefighters took her to the hospital to get checked out,

but say it looked like she was going to be fine. they say she had climbed up to the seawall to take pictures. this is certainly the spot for that. this morning we found several visitors trying for the perfect shot. >> they want it get a shot of alcatraz and help one looking back at the city because it's so pretty. >> reporter: the visitors we spoke with says the scenery is so beautiful, there is no need to work hard for the picture. sean was happy with the pictures he took while standing safely on the ground. >> i didn't have to get on the wall to see it. >> reporter: teddy williams agreed. but says she has seen people go to extremes for a picture. >> i saw some people getting some pretty sketchy looking shots. the picture won't to so great if you fall over the side of the cliff trying to take it. >> reporter: firefighters say when she slipped and fell she did hit her chin on the way down, but they do think that she'll be fine. they didn't release any information about her because of confidential iity laws.

amy hollyfield abc 7. some teachers are trying to get the district's attention by working specifically two rules. >> teachers work the hours established in their contract and no more. abc 7 reporter lee an menendez is live from a middle school with the details. >> reporter: well, you know it started with two schools and now they're up to 11 cools s schools here in oakland. and some teachers will now work to rule. a strategy used to get the attention of not only district, but the parents. teachers at edna brewer middle school ended their day on time at 3:25. something they sell bombdom do. >> any other time, you would not see them out here. >> what would you be doing? >> i'd be working on ieps on paperwork. >> we couldn't object to them

exercising their legal right. we wish we weren't in this position. >> reporter: both the union and district are in the middle of contract negotiations. the district is offering a 10% hike over three years. the teachers want a slightly higher increase. but a major sticking point is over class sizes nofor kids with special needs. they want a hard cap. >> they need the most help they need the most time of teacher and of instruction al assistance. >> reporter: the district says a hard cap would force them to hire more teachers. >> only because we don't want to be bound into a situation that would be catastrophic for the district financially if the revenue projections fail to meet expectations. >> reporter: the district has already agreed to reduce the student/teacher ratio in transitional kindergarten through third grade to an average of 24. in the meantime, some teachers will continue it work to rule until an agreement is reached.

>> to make the district pay attention, but more important, to make the community pay attention. >> i think the kids are the ones look lose out but the teachers aren't getting paid enough. so they need to do something. >> reporter: oakland teachers aren't the only ones taking this action. on monday, teachers with the new haven school district started to follow their lead. in oakland lee ann molendez abc 7. they stopped this item that they spotted someone trying to get it past security at oakland international. the tsa tweeted this picture of a dagger hidden instead a replica eiffel tower. it was confiscated after it was found in the carry-on of a 52-year-old woman. she was allowed to continue on to her flight. a group immigrant students rallied outside the oakland office. a california attorney harris they want her to get tougher about implementing the trust

act. today the students met with representatives from the attorney general too-to-say not all counties are complying with the law. >> today we got the impression that she's not aware of the violations which to us is a big surprise because as a chief legal officer, this is something that should be in your agenda. >> the demonstrators want harris to issue special visas to immigrants who qualify for the trust act but were deported any way. that he have follow up meeting with the attorney general in two week. >> i hear harleys. >> the weather is nice enough for that i suppose. >> drew not riding. p. >> yeah, a lot of folks out and about on the embarkcaderoembarcadero. another perfect day. we have quiet conditions. partly cloudy skies. we'll take you live outside. just high clouds out there and sunshine out across san francisco. 61 currently in downtown san francisco. 65 in oakland.

60s all the way through morgan hill. half moon bay 59. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you good air quality. it's a nice day to be out and about. not hard to breathe. 68 in santa rosa, mid to upper 60s through fairfield concord and livermore. so the forecast this evening calls for mainly clear skies. overnight deniesse areas of fog developing. mild temperatures on the way. 35 days since we've seen any rainfall. we'll see if we can get a storm on the horizon when i see you in a few minutes. still ahead getting around bay area traffic. the new interactive tool just released today that can show you traffic twrepds and help you try to avoid the biggest the hot spots. plus new metering lights and they will be on even longer. where and why this is all happening. and new at 4:30, dozens of sea birds rescued after being covered in that mysterious goo.

as you know doubt know the bay area is home to some of the worst traffic in the whole country, but what if there was a better way to help you navigate through it all. chris is here to explain a new way aimed at motorists. >> reporter: a lot of people like to ask the question why is traffic so bad. well, staff members with the metropolitan transportation

commission spent the past year combing threw data hoping for answer that question. >> frustrated. i try not to be an angry driver but traffic doesn't help. >> reporter: katherine moved to san jose about two years ago. she's looking for a tool that will help her save some time. >> anyway to get a clear indicate of how long it will take you you and what to expect, i'd certainly would use it especially if it was easy. >> reporter: her wish may have been answered. the transportation commission just unveiled a new initiative and web site called bay area vital sign. >> we're taking complex data tables and turning this them to interactive maps and charts. >> reporter: dave is the manager on the mtc project from land use to the economy and the environment, he hopes this data will help residents understand the pulse of the bay area. transportation findings were released as a key part of the first phase. >> even as traffic congestion has gotten worse the time we've

spent commuting is stable the types of transportation have remained relatively consistent. >> reporter: whether using for a commute time or comparing the bay area to other major regions this website has the details. and project leaders hope you'll use to your advantage. >> to use this information to understand more about their city, their neighborhood as well as the region as a whole. and just to get involved. >> reporter: in the meantime commuters will try to stay patient. >> decide is it really worth to sit in traffic and oftentimes the answer is really no. >> reporter: to learn more about the initiatives just led over to our website abc7news.com. chris winn, abc 7. an aim to redugs speeding by narrowing the roadway. as you can see here, farm hill boulevard currently has four lanes two in each direction. that will change when a pilot program begins in july. crews will reconfigure the roadway to one lane in each

direction. they will also add bike lanes and a two way left turn lane. farming hill connects downtown redwood city. and caltrans is changing the way south bay commuters get on to highway 85. 15 on ramp metering lights went online today. from cupertino to mountain view. they're timed to turn on the at 6:00 a.m. and off at 11:00 a.m. monday through friday. the goal is to ease traffic congestion. last week caltrans activated seven new meergttering lights southbound during the evening commute. apple closed higher at 115.3 after reporting record earnings in the fourth quarter. "usa today" reports cooper teeupertino company is doing so well it could pay every man women and child in the u.s. $556 each. apple has a record amount of

cash and investments of nearly $178 billion. "usa today" reports hike microsoft is the closest and could pay americans $119. >> i'd gladly accept that if they were willing, which i don't think they are. willing, able and free to you. >> where are the checks. we have to get that money. $500. wow. that is a company to be working for. live doppler 7 hd is working today. not finding any rain unfortunately. and that's what we really want to see. right now we're just doing the partly cloudy skies. we'll take you outside. everyone is in the 60s. currently 65 in oakland, 65 in san jose. san francisco 61. fairfield 64. and concord 68. as you go through the next couple of hours talking about the fog forecast, we're not seeing any areas of widespread fog, but we're patchy areas do develop, some of that could be

on the dense side especially early thursday morning. live look outside just a delightful picture on the bay waters. a light chop. we have high clouds, but leaptplenty of sunshine. the forecast does call for areas of fog overnight. mild days continue through the weekend. and no sign on the horizon of any significant rainfall. and the reason why, not one not two, we have three areas of high pressure blocking all of these storms pushing them well north continuing that pattern of january dryness through the next couple of days. the high pressure is certainly he rebuilding. we'll look into the long range forecast and see if we can find moisture. there is some that does develop in the desert southwest. it stays to the east of the bay area over the weekend. and as we go into february, there is the chance at least the second week of february a cold front approaches the region but this is still ten days out. so basically you're wish casting. but it's something we'll keep our eye on.

but certainly is a very significant trend we've had. the last time we have had rain here in the bay area, christmas eve. ever since then, dry dry, dry. and even into january. we're on a 35 day consecutive streak. and counting. we keep records back until 1860. and we've never had a january that has been completely dry. so this could be a first for us. good afternoon. we have one coming out of the bay waters right now. folk bes coming home. this would be the first in january pa that we would have dry conditions. so we'll keep you posted. hoping for some rainfall. overnight low, we'll see 30s in the authoritynorth bay. thursday ample sunshine. a little bit 6of haze with high cloud. 66 in san jose. 7 day forecast pretty consistent pattern.

sunshine through the weekend. temperatures well above normal. so it looks like we will close january without any significant rainfall, a first in more than 150 years. >> and we have motorcycles and cruise ships but no rain in sight. >> a lot of noises, but no noise on live doppler at the least in the near term. well, up next, a u.p.s. driver is fire for leaving more than just a package at home. >> and possible big changesic cigarette years. and taking a live look our traffic, mcarthur maze. going toward the bay bridge, that is 80 westbound moving a little bit better than 80 eastbound where they're really not going anywhere.

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a great turnout today for the abc 7 sponsored job fair. dozens in search of a job or career change put down their resumes to shake the hands of employers. the free hire event co-sponsored by the job journal allows job seerks to meet with potential employers face to face.next job fair takes place february 25th at the hilton concord hotel. that's from noon to 4:00 p.m.. a u.p.s. driver has been fired after he was caught on home surveillance video doing some unsavory things. it shows the drive are urinating on the side of his house earlier this month. not only that it also shows the worker tossing packages over the homeowner's fence. one burst open when it hit the ground. up.p.s. says they were dismayed by actions that violated decency and delivery care. should you exercise before

breakfast? also what is proper office etiquette for the flu season. jane king has those stories and more. >> if you're looking to lose weight, you should exercise before having breakfast. a belgium study showed what previous studies also have, that working out with an empty stomach or what they call fasted exercise can improve energy and endurance. the conclusion is that fasted exercise can also help in weight reduction. meanwhile weight training can also help keep the weight off ."new york times" found people who continued to exercise after losing weight are less likely to experience the regaining of that weight. that's even if they continue to consume more calories. another mark against sugary drinks. a new study found they are associated with early men strags in young girls. the study published online found the girls who drank soft drinks started periods about three months earlier than those who

didn't. early men vagsstrags is linked to breast cancer. and people are going to work sick. the most people feel comfortable telling a sick colleague to go home, a third didn't want it shake their hand. open office plans which with r. popular make protecting yourself from germs more difficult. i'm jane king. here is to your health. just ahead at 4:00 they are back in the air. the first birds treated after that mysterious goo was found. we'll tell you how the rest of the birds are doing. plus the cleanup begins on the east coast after that blizzard that knocked out power to thousands. nd and the pope's request to father

checking the headlines, 23-year-old arraigned on vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. police say avalos and he is speaker razz sa were street racing when one lost control and hit and killed kiran pabla. david louie described an outburst in court tweeting family of killed jogger chants we want justice. now, exclusive abc 7 video of a

water rescue near pier 39. san francisco firefighters now say the woman pulled from the water last night was just taking pictures when she somehow fell into the bay. she's expected to be okay. and take a look at this picture that was tweeted by wayne freedman showing the first 24 mystery goo sea birds released back to freedom this morning. wayne is there live with more on the mystery surrounding that sticky substance. >> reporter: good afternoon. even now we didn't know what this mystery goo is made of. investigators are still trying to figure it out. the good news, it has dissipated. it no longer pose as threat unless it returns. but today we had a different kind of return a good one. inside these boxed, 24 happy endings to and ongoing drama featuring a villain we have yet to identify. >> you watch cs schltcsi and they get it

all figured out in ten minutes. real world it's not like that. >> reporter: john beacon, one of many volunteers who has spent too many days scrubbing away the mystery goo. the stuff began earlier this month.unidentified substance feels like dried cement, has no recognizable smell and has left state game wardens number ex-ed. p in 15 years have you ever seen such a mystery? >> no, not with the stuff on a bird, no. >> anything even close? >> no. >> reporter: today's freed birds are the luckiest or maybe the most tenacious ones. >> these are not necessarily the first birds that came in. they're just the healthiest. >> reporter: the boxes opened almost at once and then away the birds splashed each a small

victory in this unknown killer. >> i hope we never see them again. >> reporter: they feel the same about the mess mystery go off the. wayne freedman, abc 7. well, the cleanup is under way in new england one day after a major blizzard dumped up to three feet of snow across the region. this time lapse video shows how much snow piled up over the course of the storm in many coastal towns where seawalls and dunes gave way and thousands are still without power. massachusetts governor charlie baker lifted the state's travel ban at midnight. >> for the most part, despite the fact that we had record breaking snowfall in many parts of massachusetts, we've can out of this i think in rely of itly good shape. >> both new york city and philadelphia received significantly less than the predicted amount of snow. now, the national weather

service blames the way meteorologists communicated the forecast. city and state leaders defended the government's proactive response. developing news this morning about the ongoing hostage situation with isis. isis has released a new video showing a hostage it had threatened to execute this morning but abc news has learned negotiations may be under way to work out a solution. karen travers with the latest from washington. >> reporter: the deadline that isis set has passed. the fate of two hostages are unknown. terror group says it will kill kenji goto unless jordan releaseds an iraqi woman on death rosen tebsw sentenced for a hotel attack. here is a new video showing goto shackled and forced to read his own death sentence. he's holding a foe toef thephoto of

the jordanian pilot. >> i only have 24 hours left to live. >> reporter: japanese prime minister says his government is working closely with the jordanian government. >> if they release the prisoner sentenced to death the jordanian government comes across as weak framg i willnl and if it does not, it would release major and social political problems. >> reporter: the white house wouldn't comment on the discussions japan and jordan are having with isis, but noted a long standing american policy. >> we don't give concessions. >> reporter: this is the first time isis has asked for a prisoner exchange. the obama administration made it very clear today that is not an option for the u.s. in the future. karen travers, abc news, washington. the first lady stirred up controversy during yesterday's visit to saudi arabia. michelle obama didn't wear a head scarf when she met with the

saudi royals. it is customary in saudi arabia to women to cover their heads and the state department warns u.s. women visiting there that they may face problems if they don't cover their heads. look ahead now to the 2016 presidential election, former president bill clinton is talking about the possibility of returning to the white house this time with his wife in the oval office. he tells rachael ray that former secretary of state hillary clinton, his wife, has not yet decided whether or not she will run for president but he says he will stand behind her will either way. >> i love my wife whatever she wants to do i'm for. i think it would be good for the country. because she's the ablist person i ever worked with. if she decided not to do it, i'd give her the bucket list and we'd go check them off. >> you can see what else mr. clinton has to say about his wife's potential future in washington as well as what it's like to an new grandpa tomorrow on the rachael ray show right here on abc 7 at 3:00.

just ahead a bunny with some specialized training just in time for the super bowl. and a live look outside from our emeryville camera showing you tons of sunshine. we'l

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have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! a san francisco man started a petition to keep the giant water slide out of california.

a slide like this one was scheduled to hit more than a dozen city this is summer. it looks like fun, but paul duffy sights concerns about the drought as his many reason to keep those slides out of california. more than 500 people have signed his petition since it was posted. there is concern in san diego kauptcounty over sea lion pups. more than 50 were rescued off peaches in the last few week. most are sick and malnourished. each weighs around 20 to 25 pound, just over birth weight. experts say the high number of recent duescues isn't normal. >> that's unusual in january. so we do have concerns if this continues at this rate will this could be a bad year forle california sea lion pups. pups can't dive deep enough to

find the fish seeking colder water. the pups will spend up to three months in rehab receiving antibiotics and being fattened up before released back into the ocean. you'll like this. a brooklyn man says he's really proud of a you new trick he was able to teach his pet rabbit. >> he's turned the bunny into his personal bartender. meet wallace the mad king. >> with the help of a custom built deer cart wallace can deliver an ice cold brew right on cu eflt. >> and it took months of training to perfect the art.eflt. >> and it took months of training to perfect the art.3eflt. >> and it took months of training to perfect the art.. >> and it took months of training to perfect the art.. >> and it took months of training to perfect the art.e. >> and it took months of training to perfect the art. >> a little balancing issue. >> the owner is actually animal trainer and is quite proud of the accomplishment. he gets small bits of fruit after serving up each cold one. >> he'll be very busy super bowl sunday. better get the balance issues worked out by then. >> maybe he had a sip.

>> wall mass may be hitting the beverage cart himself. time to turn to our weather. drew is in today with the latest on the weather. >> you yeah we're talking about a dry stretch well into the weekend. beautiful sunshine on the way for your thursday. just like we have today. we'll take you outside showing you a great time lapse this afternoon. just high clouds out there. we'll have a similar sky tomorrow and sunset this evening occurring at 5:28. live doppler 7 hd all is quiet. no moisture. and a lot of sunshine in the northern half of the state. nationwide another quick moving system moving through the great lakes, a quick dusting of snow across the east coast thursday afternoon, otherwise sunshine in the center of the country. denver 46, dallas 68, far fwe which i will far go chilly at 21. here so cal socked in with some

cloud cover. 74 l.a. 60 the high in sacramento. plenty of sunshine. here, another mild day on the way. 64 in san francisco tomorrow afternoon, up to 66 in is an they say. 70 in santa cruz. 67 oakland. coming up an early look on how the weekend is shaping up. still ahead, could your political party affect your life span? who lives longer and why. plus the call for more regulations for e-cigarettes. and a lost ring found and returned to the owner. but what is your obligation if you find a

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they tested it on the model s which can go from 0 to 60 in three seconds. they're still testing the model. they will test in alameda on the wide open runways. sky 7 hd was over what looked like one of those tests earlier today. no word on what today's tests were actually about. >> i want to try insane mode. can political ideology affect your life span? a new survey seems to suggest that it does. university of nevada researches finds conservatives and moderates had a 6% increased risk of dying early compared to liberals. the study doesn't come to a conclusion as to why liberals live longer and the findings were only seen in men. also the majority of participants in the study were white. conservatives should not despair. other research has shown they're generally happier than liberals.

california health officials say electronic cigarettes are a health threat and they should be strictly regulated. a new report out today says e-cigarettes emit cancer causing chemicals and can get users hook order nicotine. other states including oklahoma and arkansas already have advised advisories. a new campaign urges women to smear their lipstick on social media. it's part of a campaign to fight cervical cancer. apencourage women to get their annual pap sneer exams. the goal is to spread the word by nominating friends to post their open smeared lipstick selfies. organizers hope it will go viral. pop francis is asking fathers to step up their games. he said too many dads are often absent and disappear from family life dedicate themselves to work or other interests. his comments were contrary to a

study last year that showed today's dads actually spend seven times more time with their kids than fathers did 40 years ago. the pope did suggest that too many of today's fathers are trying to be companions with their kids treating them as an equal which he says is not good. >> how are your passwords looking? today a today set aside for you to give your privacy a second glass. >> michael finney is here. 123456. >> this is my favorite -- well not really my favorite holiday, but it is international data privacy day. the day to think about all the ways you are not protecting yourself and your family's privacy. 0 30 countries are in on the big day and here is an easy way for you to celebrate. look your phone and change some passwords. for many consumers, their password of 123456 or the word

password are the biggest hurdles. i reported a you few days back about the new rules for cuban travel and today i have an update. paying for items just became a lot easier for merns.americans. mastercard and american express will let customers use those cards in the communist country. until the recent easing of restrictions by the obama administration, that would have been illegal under u.s. laws. other credit card companies are expected to follow along. also u.s. based airlines will be permitted to make commercial flights to cuba. there is a lot of organizing going on about this right now. flights are expected to get there before the end of the year. a story of lost and found is making a big splash in las vegas. denise wood was filling her car up at costco saturday when she spotted a ring on the ground. >> and i picked it up and i didn't think it was real at first because it was silver and

the rock was pretty big. >> okay. let's say that was you. what is your legal obligation? you can't just pocket it. finders keepers larry, is not the law. by law you must attempt to find the owner placing an ad in a local news painp the owner placing an ad in a local news painpaper is considereded a good move. you can also turn it over to the police. if no one claims it the sight yours. this los angeles, she got the new engagement ring back and all is right. >> i'd try. >> he'd try hard. >> i'd try really hard. that's different than taking stuff from your office. scientists found a planetlike body with rings 200 times the size of saturns. about 400 light years away from ertz. this is the first time such a system has been spotted outside of our solar system. researchers say if the planet

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bowl ad. cute puppies, heart warming story lines and a big payoff. go daddy's latest ad. so the go daddy ad 1450 be a hit, right? wrong. now suddenly sidelined less than a day after its debut all because of the way it ends. >> i'm so glad you practice it home because i just sold you you on this website i built with go daddy. it created a wave of backlash on twitter. you have hit a new low, one woman tweeted and i will never purchase a domain from you again. the spca also tweet tweeting do you think puppy mills are funny? go daddy writing we're listening, message received. pulling the ad at the center of what it calls a multimillion-dollar campaign. >> as far as i can tell, there has never been an ad pulled from

the super bowl. this is really quite a situation on go daddy. >> reporter: a surprising misstep that has scored super bowl adding before. as for this year go daddy says it will still air something in place of the puppy commercial for the big game hoping to make viewers laugh. despite its first fumble before the super bowl even begins. bran decide brandi hitt, abc news. tom brady is a superstar on the field, he has the super model wife. but he's found himself in a tight spot. comb tom mackenzie says the team was at mass but brady was nowhere to be found. he found brady stuffed inside a locker, a prank by some teammates. the coach got him out and says

tom brady was the all-american boy. thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. we're looking to identify two men. >> police in the north bay need your help to solve a mystery. how this video could break the case. >> a strong earthquake shakes up hum humboldt county. >> i want to order a pizza for delivery. >> you how a pepperoni pizza is bringing reality television to the super bowl. arnold schwartz negzeneggerschwarzenegger, danny glover. >> and the sneak peek you won't want to miss. >> and no signs of winter out here. i'll let you know how long the springlike weather will last.

you're looking at two men seen with a woman on the last night she was alive. mort bay police turn to youtube to solve a murder mystery. good evening. i'm in for cheryl jennings. >> more than two months after a rohnert park woman was found fatally injured on a rural highway, investigate tors are using youtube now to release a video they hope leads them to two persons of interest.tors are using youtube now to release a video they hope leads them to two persons of interest. it shows the hours before maria bejar was killed. laura anthony is live with the story. >> reporter: investigators here told us they have had this video for some time, a couple of months, but they thought they could track down these two men on their own. after two hospitals of trying that hasn't happened so now they say it's time to release the video to the public. >> this is surveillance video

napa county sheriff hope to identify the two men last seen with 57-year-old maria bejar the night of november 15. investigators retraced her steps and found she visited three restaurant bars the night before she was found on highway 29 in napa county. >> the video shows the victim with two hispanic males. we have them identify as persons of interest number one and number two. number twonone has a slight goatee and he seems to be the primary person most closely associated with mrs. bejar that night. >> reporter: bejar was toundfound the next morning barely alive on a mountainous road. >> she had major trauma that we were able later to determine appeared to be caused from being struck or run over by a vehicle. >> reporter: police believe bejar met the two men at her