vigil for her. >> ever since monday, there has been an outcry to slow down traffic on yerba buena road about a half mile west there is a radar speed feed back sign that tells drivers how fast they're going. police are going to put up a temporary one where the victim died as two speeding cars crashed going an estimated 70 plus miles per hour. one officials says it might encourage drivers to see if they can set a new record. however, the vice mayor maintains that they work. >> we know from experience using radar feed back signs that they have slowed down traffic. which is why i was ready to propose it right away and because we can get them out there, immediately. >> we drove down the road. cars ahead of us were going faster. this stretch has seen three other fatal accidents n december

a 22-year-old man died while speeding striking a power pole. in june a 20-year-old and his passenger died the two men linked to the death monday face charges of felony vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. an 18-year-old is out on bail and a 23-year-old out in court where the victim's family interrupted proceedings with cries for justice. >> we understand their anger and what happened is a horrible tragedy. they lost a valuable loved one. >> my niece was 24. i want a full justice done. i want to make sure these guys don't get a tap on their hands and let them go. >> the candle light vigil is growing. from here, the people are running to do a procession down

yerba buena and to a park. the funeral is scheduled for friday. >> david thank you very much. another report about an innocent person killed for no reason. growing tribute for an innocent bystander killed in what police believe might have been a gang shooting. they witnessed her murder yesterday. police believe people in two cars opened fire on each other. a man identified as >> these photos taken inside of the wells fargo museum.

one thief drove a stolen suv through the front doors. police say the result rushed to see what happened. >> driving a vehicle through glass, breaking glass as a way to enter a building that is locked or closed is simple but not something we see often. normal banking hours. >> fbi agents say they escape in a car that had been parked on the streets. >> at 6:00 tonight a man is under arrest accused of shooting at two sheriff detectives in west oakland near market and immediate street. saying the sheriff's ed fire on detectives doing surveillance in the car.

>> new in san francisco sources tell abc7 news police found a body in a dumpster. this is video on the scene at 11th street between market and mission. be prepared for traffic back ups in south of market area because of this. >> more than two months after a woman was found injured investigators are using you tube now. it shows hours before she was killed she had been living in roanoke park. >> a napa county sheriff's office posted this video. >> these clips predict the last hours of behar. it appeared behar is in the

company of two men investigators believe she'd just met. >> the video shows the victim with two hispanic males identified as persons of interest number 1 and 2. one had a slight goatee. he seems to be the person associated with mrs. behar that night. >> she was found partially clothed and barely alive along highway 29 in rural napa county. a road that leads to lake county. >> i do remember her as seeing her dancing by herself on the dance floor. >> yani owns quincy's bar and cafe it was her first stop the night before she died >> probably an hour and a half she was here. she had drinks and walked out with her purse going south. >> police believe behar met the men as their second stop.

she is seen holding the hand of the taller man as they leave. >> peoples' lives were enriched because they knew this woman. >> the father of her ex-husband stayed close with the woman known as cruz and employed her in his group home. behar moved here from spain she received a master's degree in physiology. >> her loss has been devastating. not just to me, and my family but to the lives that the woman touched all over the world. >> investigators here are asking anyone with information to contact them or napa crime stoppers. tips can be anonymous. in napa laura anthony, abc7 news. >> oakland teachers are trying to get the school district's attention by working to rule. working hours in the contract and that is it. we're live on what the teachers are doing tonight.

leanne? >> well actually removed from the middle school and now at the school board meeting. it's a packed room. teachers marched to the school board meeting and of course the issue of their contract or lack of will not be discussed this evening. it's not on the agenda. but teachers hope to be seen and heard. >> at the end of the school day, most teachers spend time working on classrooms >> they're working on grades correcting papers, meeting for students, preparing for lessons. >> some will now work to rule meaning none of those projects will be handled. >> to make the community pay attention. >> the district is offering a 10% hike over three years.

teachers want a higher increase. >> regardless of the political theater outside the negotiating room we think we're making good progress. >> the union is demanding a hard tap on the number of students assigned to a teacher. >> hard tap means teachers have enough time to give teaching to those students. >> the district says a hard cap would force them to hire more teachers. >> the district has already agreed to reduce the student-teacher ratio in transitional kindergarten to 24. >> parents at home are going to have to step and do what we've got to do to help teachers. as long as they can come here, they've got to do what they've got to do. >> oakland teachers aren't the

only ones taking this action. teachers with the new haven school district started to follow their lead. >> very close call today for a woman who drove off a road and into a slew in vallejo on fair grounds drive. firefighters had to use a ladder, then used a tarp to slide the driver across it. an ambulance was waiting nearby. firefighters say the woman was treated for minor injuries. >> san francisco firefighters say a woman rescued near pier 39 was taking pictures when she fell into the bay. >> hang on hang on. >> the woman who hasn't been identified was standing on a wooden sea wall hitting her chin on the way down. this is the only video of her rescue that you're watching. the woman spent 13 minutes in a chilly water.

witnesses helped keep her calm. the crew tells us it appears she will be okay. we're glad to tell you. >> absolutely. >> still ahead tonight, the biggest earthquake since napa. you'll hear from people who felt the one that did this on the california north coast. >> also tonight, what scientists are learning about the quake in august. a lesson in recovery and when the big one might hit. >> temperatures upper 60s by 35th day without rainfall in the bay area. we'll see if there are bigger storms as the accu-weather forecast coming ups up. >> the story of a $3500 pg and e bill. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free

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there has been another good-sized earthquake in one of the active regions in the state. a magnitude 5.7 quake struck off the coast of ferndale. there are no reports of major damage but things did fall off the shelves like this fish bowl at one bed and breakfast. residents are pretty used to the shaking, actually. >> seconds later a slam came in and shook everything. the barn is just shaking like crazy. didn't last long as long as it did, it was violent. >> this is the largest quake to hit since a 6.8 on march 10th of

last year. >> five months after the south napa earthquake, scientists gathered today to talk about what they're learning from it and what it means for the next big one in the bay area. more from the u.s. gs in menlo park. >> months after the quake the earth continues to move. scientists try to forecast how long after slip will continue people are watching them. >> they're making decisions but how to repair homes, whether or not to repair homes. >> but geologists are watching cracks for another reason. >> to fill a gap. >> they're trying to figure out where the quake came from. >> really occurred on faults that had not been mapped or characterized and location was a surprise >> they'll big trenches and try to look back in time. >> that will say something about

the potential for what happens in the future. >> outside is about a bigger danger hits we're talking about the fault capable of producing the big one. >> next quake will be on the hayward fault. >> running through the heart of the east bay. scientists say it could be like the one that hit christchurch four years ago. >> with that comes another danger. >> shut off the gas and electricity. >> we've learned fire is the number one iet item that comes after an earthquake. >> fire devoured buildings and a fault could do more damage. >> what can we do now? it's retro fit that may be the

most-important lesson. >> this says it all. the blue house was retro fitted and yellow house was not. >> retro fits work. that is why governments are offering thousands to retro fit your home before the big one. >> california america management agency reminds us to be ready for natural disaster and to stock with items such as radios and flashlights, food and water and a manual can opener. >> despite a week of testing biologists don't know what has been coating and killing sea birds. but today a milestone a few were well enough to go home. >> in a region one hr teeming

with life you're about to see the difference more birds can make. >> this is why we do it. >> it being contents of the boxes 24 happy endings to an ongoing drama. >> do you watch csi on tv. they get this figured out in ten minutes real world is not like that. >> john deacon has spent too many days scrubbing away goo that killed 200 birds the stuff began from alameda to san leandro this month. >> some are bad and messed up feathers. all squished and covered in what looks like rubber cement. >> now, state officials do not know what they're deal with, only that it no longer poses an

immediate threat. they do have a lot of questions >> have you ever seen a mystery? >> no. not with this stuff dumped on a board, no. no. >> today's freed birds included 23 surf riders >> these are not the first that came in. just healthiest. >> the box opened almost at once. then away they splashed. among people that saved these birds, one presiding sentiment. >> that we never see them again. >> they feel the same about the mystery goo. with a back story. >> that is a last shot, that is

amazing. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. we haven't had rain. >> we've never had a january dry. a century and and a half? >> awful. >> hooks like we're going to do it this year. we're going to try to look for a sort of inklig of rain. it's dry mild, it's beautiful out there. live from doppler radar right now, we'll show you a quiet picture but this is what i want to show you. giving you gorgeous sun sets. showing a sun painting our sky just a beautiful color. earlier this evening. we'll talk about temperatures now with a mild afternoon. 57 currently in san francisco. it's 59 now in oakland. 60s in fremont and antioch at 58 degrees. tomorrow morning nothing wide

spread. and areas of fog developing. and some could be on the dense side. it's quiet and dark. mild throughout the weekend. and next 7 to 10 days. not 1, 2. and a and that means a storm track going well north of the bay area and into canada again. a long range forecast into the weekend a storm moves into desert the second week we can watch a cold front approach by this is wish casting and looks like dry spill will continue. the last time we saw measurable

rainfall way back on christmas eve. since then nothing but dry weather. 35 days in the bay area, we'll see 45 in richmond. 54 in santa rosa dropping to 42 in santa rosa. highs for thursday we'll see high clouds out there. and sunshine up to 67 in oakland. 67 in santa rosa. here is the accu-weather forecast. tons of sunshine. friday, clouds and still on the mild side. heading into the weekend mild, sunny saturday sunshine continues and monday tuesday and wednesday, the dry pattern continues and 60s. >> we want to go to breaking

news now with sky 7 hd. this is in oakland southbound 880. if you're familiar with this area you know that those lanes are narrow due to construction. first responders just arrived. there is no word on injuries at this point. >> chp and firefighters respond we'll post updates on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> coming up a new he dikt on the use of electronic

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california state health officials declared electronic cigarettes a community health threat and they do contain nicotine and chemicals and you can get hooked. the state health officer says more people will be nicotine addicts if led to the normalization of smoking behavior. american cancer society agreed. >> they're marketing this as if it's healthy alternative. and did this

50 years ago. >> the fresno public health department is looking for anyone who may have been exposed to measles after an infected man visited three public places, community regional center twice in the past week. a winco foods and build a bar in fashion fair mall f you're not immunized you can get infected by breathing in air shared by an infected person. >> check their status against measles. if not immunized, make arrangements as soon as possible. >> health department officials do not know where the man was exposed or if it relates to the current outbreak linked to disneyland. >> coming up next two of the tv commercials this weekend.

>> 911 operate year. >> do you have an emergency? >> no. >> this offers a way out of the dark side of super bowl sunday in many households. >> special appearances by jerry rice. buster posy. >> this one assembles many of the biggest sports celebrities for super bowl 50. >> san francisco police question

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interfering with an investigation. an officer tried to question him about a crime. >> we're the last protection between our clients and government. and this officer stepped in to take that protection away. >> tillison was cited for obstruction. police claim the sargent acted appropriately. >> this is for a separate matter and not for the ones they're in court for. and there is a right and duty owe conduct the investigation. >> police say the public defender did not have a right to interfere. >> super bowl sunday is known as much for ads as game but one is a stand out, an ad about domestic violence. today, an east bay shelter which is already posted that ad on its web site. >> they're going to give you numbers

>> ruby's place expects a crisis hot line will be ringing following this ad created by a group called no more.org. a woman calls 911 seeming to be ordering a pizza but it's a cry for help. >> is everything okay there? do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. >> the nfl has been tarnished by the handling of the cases particularly involving ray rice and former 49er ray mcdonald arrested for assaulting his fiancee, but not charged now, the league is donating a 30-second spot the "wall street journal" says is worth $4.5 million. ruby's place in hayward helping survivors already has the ad posted on its web site. >> it being so clever and showing a woman a victim that

there is more than one way to seek help. i think will give them courage. courage and hopefully hope. that a phone call can make a difference. >> sunday the 70 plus tvs will be tuned to super bowl. >> i don't know if i can have any arguments with it. makes you think about the situations. >> this customer says he's not sure how it will be received by fans but believes it's appropriate. >> so at the biggest moment having someone address that is probably an admirable goal. >> those working the hot line says alcohol-fuelled super bowl is always a dangerous day. carolyn tyler, abc7 news.

>> the host committee is out with a new trailer today. teasing a megacommercial airing during super bowl 49 sunday. >> they're calling this promotion for next year's big game the most-celebrity packed ad in history. you can watch the trailer on our web site abc7 news.com. >> tonight's money matters a status update on facebook. the company said it sold three and a half million dollars worth of advertising. that is triple since june. however, on waut street stocks got hammered again. the dow fell 200 points after the fed said the economy is

strong enough to withstand an increase in interest rates. apple one of the few to do well today. stock rose $six a share. usa today calculates apple has so much money it can pay every man, woman and child in the country more than $500 don't expect that to happen, but it would be nice officials reported the death of charles pounds a nobel laurit and co-inventor of the laser. he died on the way to a hospital yesterday. he skribed a theory about microwave energy and developed what would become the precursor to the laser. >> a pair of unusual nature sightings tonight. one of the rarest mammals in north america, sierra nevada red

fox spotted in the northern back country. there are >> this is remarkable. and this dolphin is normally gray. it was spotted on sunday and now trying to determine if the young dolphin is an albino or whether it's lost coloring. >> either way it's remarkable. >> yes. >> drivers are getting used to a change on the thoroughfare that bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

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a feature allows users to zoom in to learn more about pavement conditions and shows market street in san jose. the web site will be updated 24 hoursñi per day. >> if you travel to work in the morning you may now have to make another stop along the way. caltrans switched on metering lights northbound and will operate well beyond the commute hours. >> in the beginning this was a best kept secret bypassing san jose but someone told two friends, they told two, and so on so on. until the secret wasn't a secret anymore and wham. congestion. >> people i see them their

frustration. and i don't want to be there. >> caltrans took action. they're activating 15 new metering lights to mountain view the newest are here. so far, so good. weekdays their -- they're timed to turn on two hours earlier. most drivers are taking changes in stride. >> if if i leave earlier the lights tonight too much of an issue for me. >> caltrans says they have studies to decrease travel time for commuters. another 170 slated to go up this

year. nick smith abc7 news. >> coming up next renters moving in discovering people are living there. >> find out about the

a san jose family that moved into a home discovered someone was already living there. >> yes. but that is only part of the problem, it gets worse. >> michael finney is here with the rest of the story. >> wow. >> this took sorting out. it did take a bit of work to get this sorted out. >> flora moved into this home with her son, daughter in law and four grandchildren. she began moving her stuff in she made an unwelcome discovery. strangers living in the pool house. >> i see guys coming and going. >> this is where they're to live. this was the pool house the squatters took over. >> they're throwing parties every week or crazy stuff. >> we're told that included 100

people. flora told her landlord she couldn't live there under those conditions. >> too much chaos, just loud all night long. >> i started to move in june 16th but i moved some stuff then seen what is going on with rave parties i told the landlord, no. when they move out, we'll move in. >> so flora and they are family completed the move into the home. that is good but she received a pg and e bill. >> $30,542.43 i said what the heck? not mine. >> she says she expected it was the squatters who ran up that big bill. so she told the company about the squatters and and said speakers blasted music but the

utility told her she, or the landlord would have to pay the bill. >> saying these people were squatters >> the fight left flora frightened she uses medical equipment at night. >> well, ways scared they're going to turn lights off on me. i have to wear a mask at night. and to breathe. >> the landlord told pg and e she didn't move in until august. the utility saying one of those would have to pay the bill. this went on for months until she contacted 7 on your side. that is what we explained to pg and e. they told us in order to make the needs, we removed the

charges from her bill. >> thank you very much. >> we contacted the landlord. >> what a story. >> not g for the accu-weather forecast let's get to drew. >> we're tracking a mild pattern looking for rain this evening. so for thursday around the state we're seeing clouds in so cal. peeks of sunshine. palm springs, 77. tahoe, 51. sacramento up to 60 degrees. closer to home, lots of sunshine on the way tomorrow. and some 67 in santa rosa. and 67 in oakland. here is the accu-weather forecast. thursday, a little bit of patchy

fog in the morning and sunshine by afternoon. temperatures going up 70s returning to the forecast. >> thank you drew. >> well you know not all of the news involves seahawks and patriots. >> 49ers found a new offensive coordinator. he

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good evening 49ers decided to give the job to one of the few hold overs from jim harbaugh's staff. chris has called place for niners including the famous bern post. but there has got to be concerned over apparent difficulty tom sula is having. marshon lynch had a new phrase

you know why i'm here. same message. doesn't want to talk to the media at super bowl now he is just trying to avoid fines now, his beast mode hat is an issue because it's promoting a brand. >> ain't nothing changed from yesterday you know why i'm here. >> so you won't get fined? >> you know why i'm here. >> isn't this an act to get more attention for yourself? and so many other thing that's go into seeing the seahawks play? >> you know why i'm here. thank you. i appreciate it. >> the irony is that he gets more attention for not talking than he would have he actually spoke. and to coaches say he jokes

around for them but shuts down for media. >> i understand people would like to see him do different things he's in the comfortable with that. that is what he's telling you. >> if i was trying to get something out of him i would treat him like a normal dude you know? >> tom brady under the weather no big deal. and so you know a head cold is not going so slow him down. >> i'll be fine and good. >> rob grancowski. plenty of that in the phoenix area. he says he's still a kid at

heart. >> why not? my brother is still in college. >> like rodney dangerfield old school. there is an ability to keep the patriots running. there is a rugged defense as what is recognized as best defense in modern times. >> i think every generation has a certain type of football. so that is where we're at now.

it's just about lighting -- >> he's blunt. yes. let's go whip tennis here. there is a grand slam final. 14 stroke rally whatever hits the back end. abc7 sports >> thank you. >> breaking news in san francisco's mission district. a large fire is burning on mission and 22. >> this is a view from our sutro cam. we'll have updates on our twitter feed. >> also join us at 9:00. a demolition in slow motion. why six months for the

investigation? >> a bay area buzz. the fighter jets and bizarre reasons it may have flown so low. >> from all of us we appreciate your time see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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