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he saw in his last moments. report hundreds of people walked narrow trail in the oakland hills-the same pact taken by 60-year-old david runsel. friends and family leaving notes at the spot where david was robbed and shot at close range last november. >> he came up here by him to enjoy nature and think. he was a thinking man. very thoughtful guy. >> david reside son is still grieving the loss of his dad who work for their bill and melinda gates foundation and taught school in danville. >> we feel are so sorry for the family who loss their husband brother, son. our community has a loss, too. >> witnesses spotted two men on the trail just before he was shot and right now these sketches are the only thing police have to go on. one suspect in his 20s is thin

with tread looks, the other 6'0" and overlight, described as over e overly friendly. >> some people probably watching this, who know who did this, and we'd like the right thing to happen here. >> reporter: some neighbors are afraid to hike the trail anymore but rensells son has returned many times since his father's murder. today he was not alone. >> despite the tragedy we need to come back here and hike on this trail, and let everybody know that it's beautiful. life is beautiful. take advantage of it. >> reporter: a 25,000 decide reward is being off erred for information in the case. in the east bay, abc7 news. >> new details on a fiery single car crash that killed three people in san jose. we now know the victims are two men and a woman. police have yet to release the victims' names but a two of them are in their 30s and from san jose the red infinity drove off

the shoulder of southbound 101 at 2:00 this morning and slammed into two trees before going up in flames. >> at in this time we have no witnesses i'm aware of that left this vehicle or any other vehicle, that they were cut off. >> alcohol has not been ruled out as a factor in the crash. the far right lane of southbound 101 at northbound 680 remained closed until 7:30 this morning. cell phone video captured this fire moments after it broke out at a construction site in san francisco. viewer arrived on scene before firefighters did. this was before 2:00 this afternoon. the fire burn at least two port-a-potties on the entrance to the bay bridge. developing news in japan. where leaderrers have ordered height 'ed security precautions after isis released a video allegedly showing the killing of a second japanese hostage.

kenji goto was a free lance reporter whose work focused on war victims. his murder has shocked japan, which until now had not become directly embroiled in the fight against the militants. goto traveled to syria in october to win the release of a hostage. his mother spoke about her son earlier today. >> translator: i have nothing now but tears sweeping to my eyes. i keenly wish we will carry on kenji's -- to save he lives of childrens from the war on poverty. >> threats prompted order for tighter security at airports and japanese embassy and schools overseas. years of manning and construction led to today's big move for more than 100 patients and their families at ucf medical center. it involved transferring patients from a campus across town to brand new hospital in mission bay. other patients came from mt. zion medical center. the new hospital will anchor the mission bay neighborhood.

a caravan of ambulances ferried patients owl all ages including newborns. mission bay features newer, larger ucft children's hospital. >> we went from a very small shared environment a nic unit to our own private quarters. it's very nice and comfortable. >> our mission bay campus, until today, we have been mostly a research campus. this is a great opportunity for us to have the clinicians working side-by-side with the scientists to develop tomorrow0s cures. >> ucf plans to care for other adult patients in the rooms that were vacate indicated today. the hospital is home to the bay area's newest ronald mcdonald house which makes it easier for parents to see their children while receiving medical care. the second location is expected to serve an additional 240 families each year. cheryl jennings and mick nico

got a sneak peek of the new ronald mcdonald house. san francisco's roman catholic watch birchships upholding a ban of altar girls. they ban applies to star of the sea church in san francisco's richmond district. for centuries boys assisted priests during masses and other ceremonies. 20 years ago the vatican allowed girls to serve in the roll. the star of the sea pastor believes altar service is a path to the all-male bastion of priesthood. many parents oppose the father's altar girl ban. right now a slow-moving winter storm is blanketing a large swath of the plains and midwest with snow. the blizzard is directly impacting about 100 million americans. alex perez is in chicago with a look. >> reporter: sunday started early for the midwest, from the snow plow drivers to the shovelers to the snow blowers.

a massive winter storm is moving across the region, dumping snow and promising blizzard-like conditions for chicago. >> everyone here is on the job today so people can get to their job tomorrow. >> while a brave few headed out for their sunday morning coffee they stuck to the sidewalks, not the streets. >> on foot yes. >> in nebraska iowa wisconsin and ohio snow already covers roads. sending cars skidding off highways and truck drivers turning into rest stops. in the northeast, anticipation and preparation even as a region recovers from last week's blizzard. from new york city to boston serious concerns for commuters. >> if you have the option to stay home or avoid travel we ask you to do it. >> in the big apple the city preparing for snow, ice and rain. >> the biggest threat in this case would be ice. we expect a lot of icing on our roads and sidewalks. >> travel is already an issue at

airports. more than 2,000 flights cancelled nationwide. crews at chicago's o'hare working overtime to stay ahead of the snow, and even in phoenix, big delays thanks to fog as the last-minute super bowl fans arrived before the big game. >> and one of the big concerns in chicago, that blowing snow, wind gusts to 40 miles-per-hour. there's a blizzard warning in the chicago area until midnight. alex perez, chicago. >> the storm is not having an impact on flights at the three main bay area airports but that could change tomorrow. if you're flying then you are advised to first check with your airlines. still to come, dramatic images caught on camera. a rescue group in a training session ends up in the middle of life oring at the situation. the complications these rescuers faced saving climbers on mount hood. a traffic advisory. the road project that could stall traffic in the east bay flowers of the month. >> i'm emergencies drew tuma. it was a -- i'm meteorologist

drew tuma. a cooler week winds, 10 to 20 degrees different than yesterday ask now we're tracking a pattern change that means more than one chance for rain.

bobby kristina brown remains in a medically induced coma. investigators have no reason to believe anything suspicious happened. the 21-year-old daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown was rushed to the hospital after her husband and friend found her up responsive in a bathtub. there are no signs of alcohol or dug bruise. the mother was found dead

february 11, 2012 in a bathtub in a beverly hills hotel. rescue crews happened to be in the right place when three hikers thank you. le don't a mountain. a married couple what 10,000 feet up the side of oregon's mount hood when they fell 500 feet. they landed near a rescue crew holding a training exercise. the seem says it was a challenging rescue. >> a lot of icefall, a lot of rockfall and we have two patients there and rescuers trying to attend to them with bowling balls of ice flying down. >> the rescue team formed a human wall using backpacks to protect them from the falling ice. the woman suffered two broken ankles, her husband has a broken leg. a third man fell a short time after the couple. he was not injured. up next, the bay area celebrates black history month. why one civil rights leader thinks silicon valley will play a plea control in the struggle for equality. and dig out your umbrellas. taking a live look outside after

an historically dry january. we're now expecting two storms.

music filled the air in oakland this morning where residents kicked off a celebration of black history month. civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson spoke during the service. he believes the tech industry is the neck front tier for the civil rights movement. >> in the silicon valley, so much wealth and yet there's so much exclusion in boards and exclusions in suites or exclusions in investment.

there must be a commitment to -- all of usen credit. >> he credits intel for honoring the black pork cores. >> yearing would our instagram feed to celebrate amazing people and programs where you live. this super bowl sunday we are recognizing former san francisco 49er eson ramson the senior director for youth and team programs at the hunter's point request' ymca. you can learn more aten staff gram.com/abc7 news. starting tomorrow you may run into some traffic delays in alameda county. caltrans maintenance crews will be removing graffiti trash and weeds along the median0s several highways and interstates and that mean the chp will be conducting traffic breaks. drivers ared a strides expect temporary delays from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

the roadways include most interstates in alameda county and most highways including 24 13 and 92. work is expected to last all month. the heat is not going to last. it might already be over. let's check in with drew. find out about the rain that's coming. >> in term0s yesterday's warmth, that was juan -- a one day event. today, more like february than yesterday. live doppler 7hd right now showing you a dry scan but we are tracking that major snowstorm that has moved to you the upper midwest and now has has its sites seth on the east coast. lots of snow with the storm. most of the snow will fall in philadelphia, new york, and boston, and they pick up to as much as a foot of snow. live look outside not cold enough for snow. we're talking bat beautiful evening on tap. live look from the sutro car

cam. look at the 24-hour temperature change. 10 degrees lower. so current temperatures right now, mixed bag of 50s and 60s. 63 in oakland 64, san francisco, 55, half moon bay. 58 danville. fairfield, 59. satellite and radar shows the cold front to the west i bringing the wind0s onshore and that's why we had the added cloud cover. the forecast animation overnight to monday morning features clouds early, then the wind relaxes. it's mainly sunny day tomorrow across the bay area. nor sunshine in the south bay high clouds in the north bay. temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s but changes are coming. we'll talk you to 20,000 feet in the atmosphere right now. that where the magic happens. where stormsly and die. the jet -- storms live and die.

the jet stream is a highway in the. >> direct storms go and the rain falls. several storms are going to push the jet stream south over the next couple of days. that's good news for us in the bay area. the storm track finally goes over us, and then we'll see not one wave of energy come friday but a second wave of energy come saturday into sunday. so looks like the storm track will open up to allow to us see rain. so taking a look at the long-range forecast. thursday night into friday, here's the first storm moving in some rain could be heavy at time is. once that one exits saturday morning, here comes a second storm. saturday night, sunday and the early call for rain, i think, a lot of spots will generally pick up an inch of rain. something we're tracking but very good news to see storms moving over us and not to the north. overnight lows, 48, san rafael. 47, san francisco, 42, oakland, 43, san jose. highs for monday, good amount of sunshine upper 60s to lower

70s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast a quiet first half of the new work and school week. lots of sunshine mild temperatures. thursday the clouds thicken. then friday, our first storm in the evening lasting intos morning, and then saturday night and sunday more showers on the way. so very encouraging to see the pattern. >> you say quiet day for a couple days. quiet day in sports. >> not a lot happening. i found a couple things. first major in tennis on the books, and djokovic had to battle back from ♪

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>> after losing six straight the cal men get out of head in an attempt too turn their season around. thursday they took care of washington state. today they beat the huskies. the hyped up for the super bowl in washington. skittles and all. cal is off and running early. first half matthew on the wing. knocks down the three-ball. matthewss, a time-he 23. williams is gone. three at the buzzer cultses the bears lead at the half. second half. wallace hesitates then lays it in and one. cal up one late. wallace finds singer top of the key. get i gives the bears the lead. desperation three catches nothing but air. cal survives 90-88.

second straight win and a sweep of the washington schools. >> the fir major of the year has two famous faces in the center. serena williams, and today novak djokovic. murray was standing in the way, joker up 4-3 in the first set and comes down awkwardly on his hand. his racket hand absorbed all the weight. didn't seem to bother him. djokovic up 1-love. boris becker cheering him on. murray evens the match but that's as close as he gets. murray finds the net again. unforced error. djokovic wins in four sets. >> i have been performing my best tennis my career and

tonight i needed to earn my victory. >> the pga stops over in phoenix this week at tpc scottsdale where martin laird had the lee coming into today. several players had a shot at the title, including laird. par-4 17. luke guthrie 315 yards. watch this roll. hits the hole. just misses the ace. no worry. guthrie calmly lines up for his second shot. a chip for an eagle and he buries it. finished 14 shots back. martin laird in control until this. the winner bruce kepka rolls in a 50-foot eagle part, finishes 15-under for a one-stroke victory. his first pga tour win. >> jump to dubai where rory mcilroy dominated.

on 17, calmly rolls in the seven footer for par. clinks his second desert class sick in six years. finished at 22 under three shots letter than sweden's alexander norris. rory took a picture of his family here when he won and today he tweeted a picture of his family in a similar pose. doesn't look like they aged here. coming up at 7:00, dwight hix, celebrates his 30th 30th anniversary as the 49ers second super bowl title. see you then.

on abc7 news at 6:00, the president will introduce a half trillion dollar plan tomorrow to fix highways and bridges. and why it mail be about more than roadwork. a rising number of sea lions found stranded in california. what scientist believe could be causing the crisis. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. at 5:00, terminally ill boy who was too sick to make it on his make-a-wish experience decided to send his best friend on the trip of a lifetime instead. she wasn't about to leave him at home. take a look. emma went to florida and took a cutout of six-year-old levy may hue who went with her. now they have a waiting list of people who wont their own levi cutout to take on their vacation so he can travel the world.

see you again at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, a massive winter storm stretching more than 1,000 miles. from blizzard warnings in chicago to another foot of snow in boston. treacherous travel ahead. super bowl battle. as the two teams head-to-head on field, and the other fight, to stop the spread of measles. as phoenix hosts 1 million people during the big game. mystery in the sky. the passenger jet about to land. what the pilot saw out the window. >> something just flew about 100 feet above us. >> was it a drone or something else? and, amazing rescue. the husband and wife hiking, their steep plunge and lucky break. why the rescuers had to form a human wall.