[tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the clock is ticking on filing charges against a man arrested in the case of a dismembered body which was discovered in a suitcase in san francisco. good morning i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> investigators hope d.n.a. evidence will help confirm their theory on suspect the victim and the relationship. time could be running out for police. our reporter, amy hollyfield, is at hall of justice in san francisco. amy? >> kristen, the d.a. says it has not seen the case yet has not been presented with the evidence. police tell me that they know they are running out of time and

they do plan to present the case by the end of today. police do believe this is the man who killed and possibly a friend and roommate and dismembered him, leaving the torso and hims in a suitcase. they arrested 59-year-old mark andrus on saturday. he was covered with a sheet at the time of his arrest. that starts the clock. they have to charge and arraign him by tomorrow or he will be released from jail. the medical examiner is still trying to identify the victim. they are testing d.n.a. to see if it could possibly be a 57-year-old man named omar shahwan who is missing and was friends with the suspect. if the d.a. thinks the miss have a strong enough case, they will move forward. if not they will have to let him go. andres was seen on surveillance video wheeling around a suitcase on the day of the gruesome discovery so this will be determined in the next 24 hours.

nearly six months after robin williams took his wife and his dead and heirs are fighting over money rot and personal items. our reporter is in the newsroom with more. >> this is getting heated and emotional on both sides. williams wife became frightened of the three children from previous marriages because they were invading her home and take things. the kids argue these are items their dad would want them to have and taking the issue to court is adding insult to injury. >> susan first filed court documents in december accusing her late husband's three children of taking items from the home she shared with the actor without permission, items she said she is entitled to. the papers read "susan williams lost her husband through a shocking and emotionally charged event and williams trust directs

the susan trust should be funded with the residence as well as the contents." a napa home was left to the children. part of the trust reads memorabelia and jewelry should go to the kids which it gets missy. the kids took the items even those inside the tiburon house but his widow says the trust intends to distribute morningings from the napa home only. what is at stake is everything from williams toys and even his david alward for best supporting actor in "good will hunting." the kids filed an objection saying the williams children are heartbroken that the peter, his wife of less than three years, has acted against his wishes by challenging the planned he so carefully made for his estate. several pages detail the items and value and been redistracted but the kids argue they are blocked great going through

their dads things at the home even though appraisers have been allowed in home he died back if august from an apparent suicide. >> a hearing on the issue is scheduled in late march. in the newsroom for abc7. thank you, developing news jordan has confirmed the death of the pilot captured by the islamic group isis released a gruesome video claiming to show the 26-year-old pilot in an outdoor cell as he is burned alive. the jordan government was trying last week to negotiate a deal to secure his release in exchange for a prisoner with ties to al-qaeda but that did not happen. president obama reacted a short time ago calling the killing "vicious and barbaric," and adds this will force the global coalition battling isis to ramp up efforts to defeat the terror group. >> oakland police have confirmed a rapper is the victim of a deadly shooting after being

shot in the head at 94th around 8:00 last night. officer say he was taken to the hospital but died. he was a local living in pittsburg and miss have made no arrests. a $20,000ry ward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >> developing news in southern california, suge knight has been rushed to the hospital shortly after being arraigned this morning on murder charges. the 49-year-old was taken to the hospital for unknown medical condition and the current condition is not clear. he pleaded not guilty to running down two men following an argument on a movie set last week. one of them died. his attorney says it was an accident and the rapper was trying to leave after being assaulted and could face life in prison if convicted. >> the nfl network has fired a hall of famer over soliciting of a recent constitution and assault. this is new video of him leaving a phoenix jail on monday. police say he got into an

argument with two escorts that turned physical while they were in his hotel room during super bowl weekend. he faces up to six months if jail if convicted. >> developing news authorities are searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting a little girl with her mother shopping a few feet away. alameda sheriff deputies released surveillance video of the man who preyed on an 8-year-old girl in the toy aisle of the 99 cents only store on mission boulevard. investigators say he forcefully grabbed the girl and touched her inappropriately. deputies described the suspect as latino man between 18-20 and standing 5' 6" and weighing about 150. if you see him, call the alameda sheriff. >> firefighters in san jose are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at an assisted living facility after breaking out before 4:00 this only. firefighters arrived to find an s.u.v. on fire and flames threatening the home. the flames did reach the garage but firefighters put it out

before it got to the living area. the facility is home to two cleans and two staff members of a supportive living house for the disabled. >> we know the bay area commute is bad but local transportation planners say you can at least count your blessings in that it is reliably bad. matt breaks down the study the. >> more than three million people have to get to and from work every day here in the bay area. it is not quite as bad the traffic as bad as it was during the "dot.com" boom but it is close. if you spend more time hitting your brakes rather than the gas on the way to and from work welcome to the bay area. a new study gives an indemocrat -- in-depth look at traffic in the region. first they need to identify the problem the santa clara has the lowest average commute time compared to the eight other bay

area counties spending over 20 minutes getting to work the as far as cities the longest drives are contra costa county brentwood and antioch are 40-plus minutes and hayward and alameda, 27.2 minutes. a woman commutes from hayward to sunnyvale and does not notice the change in santa clara. >> the same. feels the same. >> all congested all the time pretty much? >> i feel like it is the same. >> the bay area has the third worst traffic congestion compared to the other biggest metropolitan areas in the nation, only trailing los angeles and houston. when it comes to freeway reliability we are number one basely that means if the commute is bad, it and probably always bad but at least you have a timetable for how long it will take you to get to and from work. >> i live in mountain view so it taxis about...20 minutes and it

is always the same. >> you have a remember at your boyfriend's house? >> he has to take main roads so he is stuck in traffic. >> 10 minutes towns into? >> 30 minutes. >> every day? yes. each day. >> it is consistent? >> yes. the next stop is stuffing land use, the environment and the economy with the full report at abc7news.com. the warmer weather we are seeing is bringing about another "spare the air" day. >> can you believe it air quality is poor and you can see how hazy it looks from the picture of the san mateo bridge with the alert meaning there are restrictions if place for burning wood. >> for more on what that moons for you we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning from the top of the broadcast center. we have a nice broadcast up here keeping near record warmth at

bay for now. the setup that brings that brings the possibility of poor air quality and you can see the high pressure on live doppler hd bringing us the light and variable winds so no venting of the pollution and the "spare the air" day has come to fruition with the south bay the pollution levels in san jose are above the levels for those that are most susceptible to unhealthy fine particulate matter, the elderly and the young. the air adequate management says the north bay could join us today the 23rd "spare the air" but the rain coming in thursday and friday will clean us nicely. we will tack about the very heavy rain coming up in the forecast. >> this morning we are just learning those in california are conserving the water, with the board announcing the state met the call by the governor to slash water use by 20 percent for the first time. a survey of water departments released today shows water use fell by 22 percent in december compared to the same month of

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>> and some women could change how they get pregnant involved using d.n.a. from three people to create babies for invictory. the u.k. is the first country to allow three people to donate gene material to one child that would prevent the transfer of gene diseases from mothers to their children. critics say it is closer to the creation of design are babies whose eye color height or intelligence is desired. >> what about distracted flying? it turns out selfies could be blame to blame for a deadly plane crash near denver. the ruling was made by the ntsb after reviewing video found at at crash site the pictures show a single engine plane that went down in may killing two people, and according to the ntsb, the gopro video shows full -- multiple flights snapping

pictures at night with the help of a flash which could be confused for lightning and could be distracted. >> and man cox muting six hours each day. thank you is what a 56-year-old from michigan does monday through friday commuterring 21 miles from detroit to the manufacturing job and after a bus ride he walks seven miles and that is one way to work. it takes him 2 1/2 hours and has been making the work since 1988 when the car died. a go fund me effort has been started to raise money for a new car. >> the goal is $25,000. so far, more than $213,000 has been includeed. he could get a new car for that.

>> he deserves it. walking that far for that long. >> good health though. >> a new niche for american classic. >> the new option that coke will serve up to your kids. >> and danger at the drugstore a problem with some supplements at big box retailer that has you thinking twice before heading to the check out. >> as mike mentioned we are finally in for some rain. it is future for a couple of days but he is tracking the wet weather heading our way and the forecast is

>> covering daly city dublin, los gatos and all the bay area this is abc7 news.

coca-cola will enter the dairy section of the grocery store. they are rolling out a premium make with less sugar, more calcium and more protein than regular make. it has been introduced in indiana and will roll out across the nation a few weeks and cost twice as much. coke has partnered with the dairy company to diversify products as americans continue to turn away from soft drinks. actually coke beverage you might say "go ahead, drink up." >> looks like it is in the pharmacy section. >> enticing is what rains sounds like to me. i don't know about you folks but mike has more. >> rain would be healthy. i don't know if you had to turn your irrigation system on to keep the trees and the bushes and everything else from being so stressed now that we are on day 40 without rain especially here in san francisco. we will look at the average

february in san francisco. we warm about two degrees on the high and low side throughout the month and 81 and 31 are the extremes. rainfall is nearly 4.5 inches the third wettest month and we will get about what of that by the time the weekend is over. live doppler hd shows the storm track is dry to the north where it has been the last in and a half and we have high clouds blown off from the storm and not enough venting pollution hanging around making this a "spare the air" day. if you were with us at the top of the show, shows has unhealthy air. from emeryville are the high clouds made for a beautiful sunrise and now they are dimming the sunshine. grab the sunglasses, in matter are you head and dress for record warmth. tomorrow is the last dry day every are so get ready. wet and breezy weather hits thursday and the rest of us through the weekend. today we are in the mid-60's around san francisco and richmond and low 70's elsewhere

and tonight is another mild night with patchy fog, mid-40's to low 50's. here is a look at our atmospheric river, it is now leading hawaii on its journey toward us and it hits the north bay on thursday hits all of us friday, saturday, and starts to slide down to the south and comes back on monday. on thursday morning, the commute with dry leaves and by 9:00 mots of the north band is light-to-moderate rain and it stays there all throughout lunch into the afternoon hours and evening hours and overnight it reloads and comes back at all of us with a vengeance on friday with moderate-to-heavy rain and friday is when i would believe we will start seeing some flooding develop in the north bay, 3-5 inches is the balance, coe have double that in the mountains. about three-quarters to 1.5 in the south bay and the rest of us in between. this will dump snow in the

sierras and that is 22 percent snow pack. snow level at 7000' with all the rain coming in hopefully we get a couple of feet of snow. here is the seven-day outlook, 70's today and possibly tomorrow and mid-to-upper 60's, still very mild with the storm coming in from the west. thursday, north bay the rest of us get ready friday through sunday. it is going to be an atmospheric river, one of the items that brings us up to 50 percent of our rain every year. back to you. >> thank you. rents in the bay area have doubled in the last year so tonight at 11 we will look at the red hot rent am market. >> what do you think? >> it will be rented quickly. >> some homes are snatched up as fat as they are listed. how high do they climb? what do you get for your money? katie marzullo will check in on rising rents. >> in the bay area take everything to an extreme because you also have incredible

technical growth, incredible job growth influx of people coming into the area. >> rising rents how high will they go that step tonight at 11 o'clock. >> the united states is taking a new look at old plants -- plans to bring business to the noon with f.a.a. setting up a process for businesses to set up headquarters on the moon and as a base for mining and exploration. there are bugs to be worked out, for example does the new plan conflict with a 1967 u.n. treaty that govern commercial activities on the moon? >> furry friends tossed out with the trash and now the puppies are making strides to get healthy and happy. we will tell you when they are

>> coming up at 4:00, a break through that could make jet lag a thing of the past. how researchers thing they could one day prevent it. at 5:00, apple versus amazon, "7 on your side" partners with "consumer reports" to check out new competition for siri. >> three puppies left for dead in a trash bag are doing well and could soon be part of your family. >> may remember these cuties

tosses in the trash at the park last month and found by a couple of good samaritans who saved them. they are now at the contra costa animal services shelter getting fed, trained and receiving a lot of love. the workers say they are too young to be adopted but they could be ready for adoption to a loving home in two or three weeks. we will keep you posted. >> they are making an adorable case for themselves in the video. >> we will keep you posted and they will keep being cute. >> that does it for now thanks for joining us. >> with wants to be a millionaire. we will leave you with a look and this is what you have going for you today. >> checking out mt. diablo, a lovely day but a "spare the

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