to 60 years of age. 5 5'7" to 5'8" wearing a pinstriped baseball hat, blue and orange jacket. >> reporter: police found the suitcase near 11th and mission. inside, the headless torso then they found a leg in a garbage container. yesterday police canvassed the area looking through garbage bins looking for other body parts, they found none. but they found video footage. abc 7 news has obtained another video. this one which shows that same person lugging a suitcase on howard street about two weekblocks from where it was dumped. the man walks past businesses dragging the suitcase. he has the same baseball cap and

clothing. look at the video again. he's pulling the suitcase past the restaurant door past its windows. the man stops momentarily at the far end of the restaurant perhaps wondering where to go next. a source with knowledge of the police probe tells us another security camera recorded him wandering around howard and 8th streets for more than an hour that day. also with a suitcase in tow. investigators believe this man is a transient making it difficult to find him. vic lee, abc 7 news. it an emotional day for residents burned out of their homes in that massive san francisco fire in the mission. they thought they would be allowed back into the building for the first time since the massive fire on wednesday night. leann melendez is lye at ive at the scene to explain why this hasn't happened. >> reporter: a structural engineer has to make sure the building is safe, and inside

there are too many airborne particles that may be harmful, so human services has to conduct a number of thorough tests. we're learning more about the man who died wednesday night. maurice yo died after cardiac arrest. he was from el salvador. he was the only person to die in wednesday night's fire. today displaced residents gathered in front of the building. many still in disbelief. >> it's hard. that was my home for the last 12 years. now i'm not -- i don't have a home. >> due to some safety concerns of the second floor, at this time there will be no access to the second floor. >> reporter: those words disappointed many residents who hoped to get inside the damaged building to collect some personal belongings. the department of building inspection says it would be irresponsible to allow any of the 54 residents back inside even for a few minutes. >> a building this old, i believe it dates from 1907 it may contain lead it may contain

asbestos. >> reporter: here's a 1926 picture of the building on 22nd and mission. residents have been offered temporary shelter at the salvation army. but many are staying with family members, by law they will have the option of returning when the building is fully repaired, which may take up to two years. >> they have right of first refusal. that means when they fix the building, they get the first -- they have to be offered those availabilities first. >> reporter: the only ones allowed in the building were business owners on the lower level who were given only a few minutes to collect stuff. this time many came with shopping carts to load up what they could. many also met with several agencies who were offering advice and contact information. >> we also have a business develop treatment offering assistance to make sure we can find any dislocated businesses new locations. >> reporter: the commission economic development agency says

it has four temporary spaces available for any business that can move in immediately. the cost per month, $1. the fire department is still determining the cause of the fire. today the building department said previous inspections found no code violations, and the telescopic ladders did what they were supposed to do. in san francisco leeyanne melendez. another fire last night started in a room inside this six unit apartment building on high street. one person had to jump out of the third story residence to escape the flames. residents were allowed back in the building today to get their belongings. >> the mother of a young man shot and killed earlier this month in san francisco wants the city to declare a state of emergency because of all the violence. funeral services for 19-year-old yolani chimumarina will be held

tomorrow. today she was tying ribbons around trees as a tribute to his african roots. he was riding in a car with three other men when they were shot at. all of them died. >> this is not just san francisco. it's not just about my son. it's about all these other children that have died and they have not solved the cases. >> nine people have been killed in san francisco in january alone. that puts the city on pace to more than double last year's murder total. a candlelight vigil begins shortly for a san jose woman killed by two suspected street racers. the event comes after family and friends attended her funeral zs today. she was killed on monday when two drivers racing down the road lost control went up on the sidewalk and slammed into her. her death has led to changes on the busy road that neighbors say

always attracts speeders. police put up a temporary trailer yesterday that shows drivers their speed, a permanent sign has been ordered. >> a marin county judge sets bail at $160,000 for a doctor facing new charges for a road rage shooting last judge. a judge dismissed the case against dr. simon, but this week a grand jury indict the dr. simon on assault with a deadly weapon. he shot a mortgage broker who followed him into his garage after being cut off on a local street. suge knight is facing $2 million bail after facing murder charges this morning. he is accused of intentionally running over two men with his truck in a restaurant parking lot. one died. the other suffered serious injuries. this took place after knight got into an argument with the men at a film shoot and was asked to

leave. any were working on a promotional video for a movie "straight out of compton." the former stanford swimmer accused of sexually assaulting a woman on campus is denying the allegations. 18-year-old brock turner says he did not rape the woman but does admit to sexually fondling her. turner told authorities the woman came on to him at a fraternity party where they both consumed large amounts of alcohol. the woman admits drinking heavily and says she has no memory of the incident. two bicyclists were able to scare turner off the woman and held him until police arrived. thesn[ measles outbreak connected to disneyland has affecteded two marin county children. there are a dozen confirmed cases in the bay area. the two in marin county plus six in alameda county, two in san mateo county and two in santa clara county.

ten cases are linked to disneyland. laura anthony is live in san rafael with how the schools there are trying to stop more infections. >> reporter: hi dan. the health department in marin county is in regular contact with the family of these two children. we're told they picked up the measles outside of the county. there is a link to disneyland and they did not go to schools with it. so the risk to others is low. >> i think there's a heightened concern right now out in our community. >> reporter: the concern comes from the fact that marin county has two confirmed kays seded cases of measles they are school age children siblings. but the county is not requiring unvaccinated students to stay home from school for 21 days. to address that concern this statement was released. the children had been exposed outside of marin as part of the

disneyland outbreak they were not in contact with any children at their school. county education officials are urging parents who have not vaccinated their kids to do it now. marin county has a high rate of kindergartners, about 6.5% who are not immunized. >> our messages has been if it's medically safe we would urge families to do that. >> reporter: tracy skid had her children vaccinated for measles but not everything that the school requires. >> we live in marin county, it's a thoughtful group of people and i think parents choosing not to vaccinate, it's for a reason. >> reporter: the state department of public health reports in cases they could document about 80% of those cowho came down with measles were not vaccinated 20% received one dose and still got

sick. new details from sacramento. health officials announced this afternoon a second patient is ebola free. the hospital had an ebola treatment unit. another patient has already tested negative for the deadly virus. they are both in good condition at uc davis medical center. the first patient displayed symptoms after visiting an ebola stricken country. it's been a record dry january. where people could soon see serious water restrictions if we don't see rain and soon. and local police on the hunt for distracted drivers. the big money incentive for you to put down the cell phone. and what tiger woods did today at the phoenix open that he's never d

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a warning for dog owners tonight after a dog died after swimming in a toxic san leandro lake this week. lake shabo has been experiencing a bloom of blue/green algae since late fall. not all algae blooms are toxic but this one is. officials put up signs several months ago. >> in the 80-year history of the park history, this is the first year we had toxic algae blooms, probably because of the drought. the park service put up signs warning people to stay out of the water. toxic algae can be fatal for dogs. >> in fact the lake is closed to all swimmers and dogs must be kept on a leash. officials say the unleashed dog should not have been swimming there in the first place. as our dry january moves into february the south bay

water district is preparing to ask consumers to double their conservation efforts. the reason has less to do with the above-ground reservoirs than stored water in the ground. david louie looks at the ongoing drought. >> reporter: in a normal year, recharge ponds collects runoff. the ongoing drought has lowered ground water levels about 30 feet over the past 13 months a bone-dry january is not helping. >> based on the modeling our ground water reserves would drop to the chris cal stage at the end of 2015. if that happens, our staff would recommend a 20% to 40% reduction reduction. >> reporter: there's a direct correlation between conversation and how much ground water supply is needed. >> if you reduce the demand we're not pumping as much out especially when we have a finite supply of surface water from

local reservoirs. >> reporter: in 2014 cities and water retailers set goals of 10% to 20%. morgan hill customers came close at 19%. santa clara residents achieved 10%. can people double their conservation? >> am i going to do it? by not using the dishwasher. and washing once a week. >> reporter: nasa scientists plan a weekend launch of a new satellite to map soil moisture. part of its job will be to study data in droughts. the water district says it wants to monitor the situation on a month to month basis. it wants to impose greater conservation goals if necessary but not prematurely in case we get late-season ray. bay area police were out in

force today catching drivers looking at devices and not their record. seven specially assigned officers today issued dozens and dozens of tickets. a first-time offense will cost you 130 bucks. authorities are look for anyone using social media or even talking on the phone. one officer let us know some key indicators of distracted driving. >> sitting at a green light for 20 seconds at a time. going really slow people tend to -- when you're distracted by a cell phone, it's a three-way distraction, it's cognitive, visual and manual. >> the latest statistics from 2012 show 3,000 people were killed in crashes in 2012 due to a distracted driver. the economy improves more people ride b.a.r.t., and rider satisfaction has dropped to its lowest level in 16 years. b.a.r.t. began surveying riders every two years almost 20 years

ago. the latest result shows overall satisfaction fell. the major complains were dirty seats and trains that make a screaming sound. >> if you try to talk on the phone, you can't talk on the phone. >> some of the stuff is not so great, but it's good enough. >> new trains are on the way to replace ones that ran in the 1970s. the last time b.a.r.t. riders gave the system a 70% rating was in 1998, that followed a strike a year earlier. january is coming to an end with mixed economic reports. on the positive side the labor department says wages and benefits rose 2.2% last year. that's the fastest pace since 2000. and a sign strong job gains could be forcing companies to pay a bit more for employees. however, analysts say that

increase is still sluggish by historical standards. on the down side the u.s. economy slowed in the final three months of 2014. the commerce department says the overall economy grew at 2.6%, down from 5% in the third quarter. consumers spent at the fast the rate in nearly nine year ss. investors did not like the gdp report at all. the dow jones industrial average fell at 250 pounds today. it's down 400 points since the 1st of the year. the nasdaq and s&p 500 both finished down today. roger goodell said he had a tough year personally but he does not think he's going to be fired. goodell delivered his annual state of the league speech in phoenix today. he touched on a number of topic

bus couldn't avoid deflategate. >> we are focused principally on two questions. why were some footballs used in the game that were not in compliance with the rules and was this the result of deliberate action? >> as far as the team moving to los angeles roger goodell says the nfl has not zeroed in on a specific club. the rams chargers and raiders are possible candidates. to another sport tiger woods has played more than 1,000 rounds of golf as a professional, but he's never played as badly as he did today. woods shot an 11 over par 82 during the second round of the phoenix open. it's the worst score of his career. the former stanford star's previous worst score was an 81 at the 2002 british open in 40

much miles per hour winds and rain. he said the knee and back injuries that plagued him last year are not the reason for his bad play. we are waiting for our weather to change. >> we may have to wait a while longer. >> we will switch it up from spring-like this weekend to winter again. it's looking like you'll have to start looking for the umbrellas. today was the day where you needed the shades in some parts of the bay area where the sun was shining, not everyone got the bright sunny skies. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about has it looks like. you can see the low clouds hanging around the coastline. that's what held the coastal areas down in terms of temperatures. live doppler 7 hd tracking showers in southern california. they had belief heavy rain at times this afternoon and lightning strikes in downtown los angeles.

here are our temperatures a variety of numbers from a record tie at yucaipa 74 degrees. mild out towards fairfield, liver livermore, san francisco 74. half moon bay as we expected, low clouds kept you cool, 57 this afternoon. this is a bright sunny sky as the sun is going down. 57 in san francisco, low to mid 60s elsewhere. half moon bay, 55 degrees. the blue sky up above to match the bay. temperatures in the 60s from santa rosa to napa. really near 70 in fairfield. 65 in livermore. low clouds from the mount tam cam, obvious as we look towards ocean beach. locally windy. record warmth tomorrow. it looks like rain late next week. there's some computer model agreement now that the pattern

may be changing. spring-like warmth for this upcoming weekend. that area of high pressure along with gusty winds will bring about the warmth tomorrow. it begins overnight tonight as the winds pick up. gusting 35 40 miles per hour at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you have early plans, keep that in mind. they ease up heading towards tomorrow evening. long-range forecast. this is looking promising compared to before. february 2nd, monday, rain stays up in northern california. it looks like high pressure will be shifting finally. it's about time. rain chantsces will be increasing friday, february 6th. could see some rain as early as thursday night. for now looking like friday. overnight tonight fog will be long gone thanks to the breeze keeping the atmosphere well mixed. low 40s, 50s. tomorrow afternoon it will look like this. 69 in san jose. 70 cupertino.

los gatos, gilroy, 68 redwood city. 70 half moon bay, los altos unseasonably warm. santa rosa, napa, 73. east bay, oakland and richmond look like records if they hit 72. super bowl sunday, in case you're watching the game the weather looks fantastic in glendale as the patriots take on the seahawks. clear, mid 60s, dropping to the upper 50s. if you're in the bay area and you peek out still mild on sunday. some high clouds. we'll cloud it up a bit more early to middle part of next week leading up to rain heading into friday. what looks like a better chance now. >> we like that. thank you. coming up tonight at 11:00, environmental activists take aim at an ingredient in about half of the package food found in your grocery store. i'll have a report on the

miracle substance too good to be true. >> it's connected to massive scale human rights violations and environmental destruction across the world. and you've probably got some in your own home. find out why thousands of consumers are asking the big snack food companies to make some changes. we'll see you then. coming up next it's finney's friday free stuff with a twist. and how would you like to live like a hobbit? we'll give you a tour of the unusual house up for sale. and from out of the wilderness tonight new at 6:00 what's been lurking at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and

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coming up tonight at 6:00, environmental and serious safety concerns being raised in the collapse of this north coast highway project. the same company is doing road work much closer to home. and michael finney reveals the secret of getting good food delivered on super bowl sunday. a central valley bakery is feeling a bit deflated over who is in the super bowl. >> old-time pastriries began selling deflated cookies and pastries. >> thes owners says the customers are getting a kick out of the lighter cookies. >> everyone laughs when they see the sign out front. then, okay i'll take a couple of those. the bakery is also making

seahawks cookies as well. >> th on this friday night, the super bowl and the cdc alert. the measles outbreak in arizona and other states. and now, phoenix screening fans. how contagious is it? can you catch measles hours after the person has left the room? and if you were vaccinated, is that enough? the triple threat. the third major storm hitting, from iowa to maine. tens of millions in the path. and the jurors speak out. the star athletes found guilty dragging a girl into a dorm room assaulting her. the recording of the assault. can one juror now turn a guilty verdict upside-down? the wedding crash. the balloon suddenly dropping. and no more drama. 48 hours until the super bowl, matt damon and ben affleck on deflate gate.