the rain and wind may be gone but the bay area is still feeling the effects of this weekend's storms. residents near cedar court warned to stay in tham homes after a large tree fell on power wires. >> and crews haed a hard time getting to all the trees knocked over by the storm. these two 30 footers blocked the sidewalk near the financial district. and trees also blocked paths in golden gate park. >> loose soil, highway 9 is shut down after the large mud slide covered the roadway. >> ahead we turn to spencer christian with our first look at his akccuweather forecast. >> clear skies and calm

conditions ahead. but it was a powerful storm. mainly clear skies right now. but let's look back at the peak gusts from yesterday. this is a live view from emoriville at the western sky. ups 78 miles per hour. pacific hills, 63 miles per hour. 59 at los gatos. and things are much calmer now. and skies clearer as we look over san francisco. 61 in san francisco. 59 half-moon bay. more temperature reads. lowe 60s. and i'll show you what's coming our way. it is going to really warm up later this week. show you ha moment. >> the biggest issue still lingering from the storm is power outages.

>> not many left but a few neighborhoods lost power last night and still waiting this afternoon. >> are they still waiting wayne? >> good afternoon larry. they still have. 19 hours in, pg&e has now called in more reinforcements. the broken power line over my shoulder. people working in the trees wov sabove it. no estimate when it is going to be fixed. 3730 370 people still without power at this point due to high winds last night. >> where is the sound of chain saws? that is what residents would expect on a scene like this. but in the morning after high winds blew over a tree which downed three poles and knocked out power to 370 people. it's been slow going. >> i'm a little disappointed. it didn't seems like things were

going real fast. at noon i didn't hear a lot of chain saws and stuff. and i'm from back east. a big storm, lines are down. and 8:00 in the morning chain sauce are going and clearing. >> manpower was stretched to its limits. while they worked, nearby residents like modi did not. she has a home office with dead computer dead. >> i can't eat, cook or anything. >> here is another one of the 3070 without power. in the meantime inside his home -- dead switches. no lights. no refrigeration except for what the refrigerator keeps cold. >> computer no go, internet no cut. shut down. >> and the telephone? in the front yard charging from the battery of his car.

it's not exactly third world here but this is as close as the residents ever want to get. >> what are you going to do if you are inside the house and the phone rings here? >> good question. i didn't know any of i didn't think of that. hopefully nobody calls me. >> except maybe pg&e. >> leave to it wane to think of the one thing you don't want to have happen. the latest outage numbers. 16 162,000 lost power during the storm. 1500 remain without of electricity. the majority in the north bay where 810 customers have no power. followed by the peninsula with 300. and pg&e has 2,000 crews working. >> well a section of highway 9 in the sanlt cruise mountains remains closed after a mud slide. >> the mud came down around 3:40 this morning just west of highway 9/highway 35 junction.

>> reporter: you can't say you weren't warned. sign ossen 280 and highway 9 tell you this stretched is blocked off at the gap. about 3 meals miles away on the santa cruz side you can see why. the weekend rain wuss too much for this hill size. >> we're not going to make it to big basin this way. got to take a long detour. >> a power poll was swallowed up by the earth. pg&e will residentreplace it whuns the mud is removed. >> reporter: if there are crookacks they may have to remove some trees at the top to stabilize all the mud. >> of course in the mountains mud slides aren't all that common. bolders and debris end up in your path whenever the wind and rain rolls through.

and sometimes you have to just find a way around. >> nothing you can do about it that. and we're saturated and finally getting some decent rain this year. it's finally coming back to i think -- >> so it's okay to see a mud slide here or there as long as no one gets hurt. >> part of the mountains. >> cal tran is hopeing ho have highway 9 up tonight. until then use highway 17 as a detour. and you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7 hd any time with the weather app. also more information at abc 7 news.com/app. >> ned cal workers confirmed the body found yesterday to be the person of interest in the body suitcase foundation. >> investigating still huh hoe died just a few days after authorities released him from jail. the da's office decided not to

file charges due to lack of evidence. >> the most unusual case's every seen. >> now it's following up on trying to retrace his steps and the steps of the victim. you know, try to identify a location. someplace where you can get a search warrant. it is just -- it is a very difficult investigation. >> and an dras was spotted on surveillance video on the soma district. not far from where the body parts were found. police suspect the remains could be that of his friend and former roommate. >> a young man accused in a deadly street race faced the judge today. 18-year-old's arraignment was waived. he's accused of being a driver in that street race in san jose. between two drivers that collided and one car struck and skilled a woman. the second accused driver faces

manslaughter charges. the victim was jogging when she was hiltth hit and killed in the wreck. >> you have a chance to fund the go fund me campaign for victim os after deadly fire in san francisco. people have donated more $165,000. the initial deadline was today but the creator extend it. the goal is $200,000 by the end of the week for each family to get $10,000 at least. and if you would like to donate go to abc 7 news.com. >> and lgbt community preparing for a day of action following the murder of a trans jendgender woman. >> the story with a strange twist. >> sanctify the human race and

you too -- >> reporter: as they do every time someone is killed in san francisco t arch diocese sends a priest to the murder site. today's prayer was for a 36-year-old trans gender woman stabbed to death on the first day of this month. >> she was a really beautiful soul. >> daniele castro says the victim was like a sister to her. the person who killed her then committed suicide. the san francisco police are not conform confirming that, saying only the suspect is no long aerofleter a threat to anyone. >> there is no public safety threats at this time. >> there is a lot of unanswered questions. but the one thing i know is that i'm not going to take it anymore. it is time for us to stand up. together. and change the system. change society.

>> the trans gender community has become more visible and more vocal on social irk issues. tomorrow they will rally at central lal for p trans liberation tuesday asking for an end to the violence occurring even in progressive san francisco. a new survey finds trans gender people are up to seven times more likely to be unsafe. >> now that it's not just isolated within the community people have a responsibility to take action if we really want to treat everyone equally. >> taja dejesus is said to be the first known trans gender woman of color murdered nationwide since the year began. construction is you should way on a new food and beer garden next to san francisco's at&t park.

this morning a crane lifted a skbrient container into place. the yard, as the san francisco giants call the new space is being built on a parking lot, parking lot a and is being made with refurbished shipping containered. it will open in about a month and stay open year round not just during baseball season. >> amazing what they are doing with all these shipping containers nowadays. >> yeah. >> still ahead, netflix betting big on cuba. the bold move the streaming company is making in a country with spotty internet access. >> and nasty weather hits new england hard. the record breaking snowfall causing problems there and here. >> and new at 4:30 did all the rain these past few days help alleviate the drought? we'll look at water levels in local reservoirs. >> z taking your questions on on twitter and facebook. he'll answer them here later.

netflix a hazard launchs launched its service in cuba. the service will be available for $8 a month to residents with credit cards and access to high speed internet. the offering won't significantly bolus tesh los gatos companies profits since only 5% of the population has access to broadband. but it is part of the company's

plans to go global. >> gender stereotypes do still exist in the workplace. in a "new york times" op ed women get stuck with most of the office house work. they are expected to be nurturing and when they say no to a request their careers suffer. men on the other hand face no backlash are expected to be ambitious. facebook is inviting users to post their feedback on the site. >> china's wealthy elite are buying homes in the bay area in record numbers. tonight we explore how that is driving up the price t this is that real estate trade show in shanghai will buyers choose from videos. competition is stiff. in fact one firm bought a mercedes to take chinese buyers to hope houses and a plane to show them the splenders of where we live from above. >> they feel the government here

is much more stable so it is a great place to invest. two n china you don't have home ownership. it is 70 year lease. >> interesting. and what else it takes to get deals done is tonight on abc news at 11:00. >> two nasty storm systems hitting both sides of the country today. >> parts of the east coast could get another foot of snow. >> marcie gonzalez has more. >> boston buried under a record breaking 5 feet of snowfallen just the past month. and again it is coming down. >> unprecedented pretty much. >> three storms in two weeks. weighing on spirits. >> are you a little tired of this? >> yeah i'm ready for summer. >> and on some roofs like this one in rockland massachusetts caving in under the heavy snow. >> like show motioning watching it come down. really slow. scary. we made it out though.

>> the snow also piling up on the rails leaving a train stuck ner boston with 50 stranded on their morning commute. >> most understand, what can you do. >> and they are doing what they can to clear roads in the northeast. though they are running out of places to put all the snow. >> there is nowhere to go anymore. >> and a different mess with flooding rain and powerful winds causing damage from california to washington. >> it was so intense i thought it was going to blow in our backsliding glass door. >> and we're bracing for some some this evening but nothing like new england. marcy gonzalez, abc news new york. >> and the storm back east is having a chain reaction at airports all across the country. at sfo flight aware.com reports 24 incoming and 11 outgoing

cancellations. hundreds of delays. and the oakland international has no delays related to the east coast storm. >> we had such a good storm and today it all seems calm. >> we wish more rain but instead we're getting heat. >> it is going to feel almost like summer. and we could use more rain but we're thap those powerful winds have left the bay area. mainly clear skies on the doppler right now. and mainly clear skies in emoriville at the western sky. bright with a few clouds. forecast features. further clearing overnight. warming trend begins on tuesday. mid 70s or higher by the end of the week in inland locations. the big storm taking its rain

and winds with it. high pressure is rebuilding. that will be the dominate feature the next several days. overnight into tomorrow skies clearings. sunny skies tomorrow. and sunny and warmer days ahead. much warmer as a matter of fact. we're going to use downtown san jose as our indicator of what the high temperature trend will be like the next seven days. in san jose, look for highs in the lowe 70s by thursday. actually by wednesday. and thursday friday and saturday we'll see high temperatures in the mid 70s. 76, 75. and earl next week temperatures taper off into the low 70s to upper 60s and that is the range we can expect in most inland locations and even around the bay shoreline by the end of the week. it is going to be preaching record territory. overnight mainly clear sky a few clouds. maybe a couple of patches of fog in inland areas. and generally in the mid to upper 40s to right around 50 in

san francisco. tomorrow sunny skies, mild conditions from coast to inlanld. not as later in the week but low 60s around the coast. and mid upper 60s elsewhere. check out these high temperatures. by thursday friday saturday even sunday inland highs in the mid 70s. around the bay and up to 70 on the coast. lovely weather for valentine's day. and saturday don't forget valentine's day, larry. >> nobody forget that. you'll be in the dog house. >> for sure. >> yeah. >> and no one wants to be there. >> and no more atmospheric river? gone? >> dry. for now. >> okay. >> maybe another one before string i arrives. >> let's hope. >> thank you. >> up next. kanye west unscripted grammy night performance. >> and a huge bundle of joy for

a new florida mom who did not even know she was pregnant. you will hear from her coming up. >> and a live look at our traffic. it is 4:21 on your monday. this is in san jose. the backup there is 101 southbound, northbound is clear as can be. and that is

the brutal commute across the richmond bridge could get easier. a community meeting tonight will look at the proposal to open a third lane in the eastbound direction. california assembly member mark levine introduced quote, urgency, legislation last month to speed up the restoration of the third lane. if the bill passes, he says it could be finished as early as next year. >> rap mogul shug night will

stay in jail a little longer. the 49-year-old has pleaded not guilty to murder, attempted murder and other charges after he allegedly ran down two men with his truck dilling one of of them. he was trying to flee he says when he hit the men with his pickup. once the manager of the death row records. as whitney houston's daughter fights for her life, family and friends are gathering to show their support. a the candle light vigil for bobbi kristina brown began a few minutes ago in georgia. he was found face down in her bathtub in her home at january 13th. she was unresponsive. wednesday is three years since her mother's death. and they found whitney huson unresponsive in a bath tub as well. >> and the kanye west's infamous

moments a the grammys. >> i need some help. come back. >> yes as you can see west tried to storm the stage after beck won album of the year last yiegt. beyonce was also nominated last year. people assumed he wasn't kidding. he said beck should actually give his award to beanyonce. the laid back beck said he thought beyonce was going to win too. and praised west. in 2009 he infamously interrupted tailor swift as she beat out beyonce too. now to a thrilling jump that took a tear fierrifying turn.

the plane the pair jumped out of took a 180 degree dive and just missed the sky diver and the instructor. the student sky diver seems to not even noticed the event. if they had veered by just a few inches that plane could have struck them directly. >> as if the sky diveing isn't dangerous enough. >> the extra epielement there. >> -- in midair. still ahead, coming up the did the recent wet weather make dent in the drought? and the growing threat posed by isis militants and why they may be more than a danger than al qaeda ever was. >> and is

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. in head lines where you live at 4:30 a driver accused of killing a woman in a street race in san jose faced the judge today. the 18-year-old faces manslaughter charges. he is out of custody and will be back in court march 2nd. police belief he and a second man were raceing when their cars

collides and one struck and killed a woman. and still out of power. an outage is effecting customers vallejo. power remains out in ploem avenue in vallejo. the storm created a muddy mess in the santa cruz mountains. a mud slide closed the roadway. cal cal trans is hoping to have it open by 5:p.m. all the rain provided a much needed benefit for the reservoirs. abc is at the san pablo reservoir with a look at the storm's impact. lee yan? >> one of the things i like about people in the bay area is that they are reasonable and practical. we all know that the storm wasn't enough to declare an end to this drought. things are still below average. and people are reasonable because they know that there may

be consequences, financial consequences. >> this kind of rain brought some relief to water agencies. east bay mud recorded nearly 5 inches of rain at their reservoirs in the sierras. and two and a half inches down below. >> we still need probably 20-25 inches of rain to not have a shortage later this year. and it lease looking less and less likely. >> right now the storage level is 73% of where they want it to be. low rain totals and record setting temperatures have added to the problem. also -- resources control board ordered east bay mud to release some water from the comanche reservoir. today the comanche is only at 31%. east bay mud is hoping the snow pack will eventually replace. so water. except that the snow pack is one-third of what it should be.

if things don't improve east bay mud officials say they may have to pump water from the river. >> that costs us a lot more in energy that's passed on to the customers later this year. >> this customers were asked to increase their voluntary conservations to 15%. >> in the mediterranean climate. so we have to take that consideration. >> it is already so expensive when you have a family of five even just the minimum to take shower, that kind of thing. not a fan of that. >> any rate increase will be decided some time in the spring. leann me len dez. >> the captured 26-year-old american aid worker was killed in a jordanian air strike last week. she was taken hostage in august

2013. his parents saying they told us you treated her as your guest. so it remains your responsible. they remain hopeful that she will come home. >> the family would like to ask everyone out there to remember her in a special prayer and a meditation on their heart she returns to the family. >> jordan has made good on its promise of revenge after isis brutally executed one of its pilots. reports say jordanian war planes have conducted 56 air strike, most on targets in syrias killing as many as 7,000 isis fighters. >> russian backed separatists attacked ukrainian forces with a rocket launcher. it part of the ongoing military operations in the area. despite diplomatic efforts to secure a cease fire.

government forces have come under fears attack in recent weeks. ukrainian forces retreat farad the city a week and a half ago and the down as suffered severe damage. >> and crisis topped the agenda at the white house today. the two leaders hope to work out differences how to deal with russian aggression. >> violence in eastern ukraine continues to rage. over the weekend, heavy shelling in the city of donetsk. ukraine was font and center when president obama met with angular merkel today. whether to arm the ukrainian government in its fight against pro russian rebels. merkel and other leaders strongly oppose the approach due to fears of the launching an arms war russia. >> i've always said i don't see a military solution to this conflict we have to put all efforts forward.

>> president obama is looking at all options but no decision is made. >> it is rather to see whether or not there are additional things we can do to help ukraine bolsters its defenses in the face of separatist aggression. >> more than 5300 killed since april in the fighting. more than a million have been displaced. the president acknowledged that assisting ukrainians with weapons wouldn't souf solve the problem. >> expecting that if russia is determined, that ukraine can fully rebuff a russian army has always been unlikely. >> chancellor merkel wants to give diplomas more kploems diplomacy more time. effort to revive a peace plan that is hasn't taken hold. karen travers, abc news washington. >> same sex couples are tieing the knot now in alabama.

>> do you take adrian to be your wife -- >> this couple married outside the madison county courthouse today. after being the first same sex couple to receive a marriage license. alabama began issuing licenses today after the supreme court denied the request to extend a hold on the federal judge's earlier ruleing. now the 37th state for same sex couples. >> a mom gets two big surprises. a pregnancy. >> and i'm michael finney. ask seven on your side. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. facebook.com/michael finney, abc 7 or twitter an. manyth @mfinney.

>> i'll have a look at dramatically increasing temperatures in a few minutes. >> and checking on traffic at 4:36 on your monday. this is your east bay commute through walnut creek. on the right-hand side not bad if you are heading southbound. but more traffic definitely on the northbound lanes which is on the left-hand side side the

we are now hearing from the

florida mom who gave birth to a 14 pound baby late last month. she gave birth to her son avery an january 29th after 18 hours of labor. her doctor knew he was going to be big. probably about 10 points but no one thought 14 pounds. >> they were like oh my god. your baby weighed 14 pounds, 1 ounce. what? my baby weighed what? >> they were like your baby is adorably huge. >> adorably huge. >> he was delivered naturally. no c-section. she didn't even know she was pregnant with big avery until her third trimester. no morning sickness. she says she didn't gain any weight. experts say only 1 in every 100,000 babies born weighs more than 14 pounds. just more to love. >> a lot more. >> yeah. >> baby avery is going directly to the nfl draft by the way.

>> i think so. >> i'll a check on the forecast. spencer is back. >> we got a big warmup coming our way. live doppler right now. mainly clear skies across the area right now. and later in the week almost summer like weather. but check out the rainfall totals from friday through this morning. nearly -- well 8 and a quarter inches. 4 and a quarter. inch half here at san francisco. and lots of rain spread all around the area. we certainly needed it. tomorrow mainly dry conditions although a little snow across if mountains in the midwest. and sunny and mild over the lower two-thirds of the country. in state of california california -- across the state of california i should say. dry conditions tomorrow. especially down south with highs in the upper 70s from l.a. over to mid eighties in palm springs. here in the bay, sunny skies.

highs ranging from low and mid 60s near the coast to mid and upper 60s around the by a and inland. later this week near record levels for this time of the year. so get ready for some warmth. >> all right. >> still ahead the big dip in the number of drunk drivers on the road. but drugged driving is on the rise. and. >> and a san francisco based car service changes its focus. how a new side business for side car is expected to help its bottom line. >> i'm seven on your side's michael finney. your questions, my answ

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instagram.com/abc 7bay area. and campbells is trying to regain healthy eaters. >> the good news and bad news. a new study by the national traffic highway safety administration found the number of drivers with alcohol in their system has dropped nearly a third since 2007. on the flipside the study also found a hefty increase in the number of drivers who had marijuana or other illegal drugs in their systems. campbells started firsting selling its first line of organics. six soups are in the line and does include the popular chicken noodle. a new study link ss healthy food with good mental health. and government should make more investment in educating people out healthy eating. and a smart watch app is looking

to track glucose levels continuously. the dex com monitor if approved will be included in the apple watch when it launches in april. from the nasdaq i'm jane king. here is to your healthy. >> san francisco company side car announces it is getting into the delivery business. calling it side car deliveries. businesses can use existing side car rides to deliver goods from one place to another. they hope to roll out the service nationwide in the next two months. they are investing heavily and hope to generate half their revenue by years end just from making deliveries. the ride share is struggling as of late against uber and late. >> michael finny is here now answering your questions sent through twitter, facebook and e-mail. we have our first one. i put a freeze on my file with all three credit reporting agencies several years ago. will that keep me safe from the

anthem hack? >> oh yeah. you did it before there was an issue or at least it appears that way. the cost $10 in the state of california to put the freeze on. and then if you want someone to check your credit in order to get a car loan, house loan or something like that. you have to pay to take it off. the only exception is if you have been a victim of id theft and then it doesn't cost you anything. i would warn you however that you might want to check. several years have gone by. we don't have a 100% record on this thing. make sure the freeze is still there. probably is. check it out. if it is yeah you probably wouldn't have a problem. >> is that something you recommend? >> if you're a little paranoid or don't want to think about it. it is a good thing to do. but remember you can't just apply for a credit card then. it becomes a big teal. >> thank you. >> my driver's license was scanned at a local store when i bought some could have syrup. what was that for? >> weird. that happened to me when i was

getting algelergy merchandise.dicine. some of the ingredients you are not allowed to have unless you are 18. and also if you are buying a the ton of it. >> they were checking your age. >> yeah. >> are there any legitimate companies where i can sell my aerial airline miles? >> no you are not allowed to sell them. every airline says they belong to you and you only. now if you want to do something other than fly you can often switch them out with hotel rooms. you can often get magazines. you can give them to charity. a lot of airlines allow that. but trying to sell them f they catch you, sometimes they just take your miles and say you can't be part of the program. by the way i would never buy them either. i think you are really risking it >> okay. >> now the healthcare enrollment deadline is this sunday. so tomorrow, beginning at 4:00

p.m. trained covered california specialist will be here with me to take your phone calls and answer your questions. all about covered california and obamacare. that is tomorrow from 4:00 to 8:00 right here on abc 7 news. >> thank you michael. >> sure. >> up next. when will it end? the huge delays at bay area imports areers are facing. >> i'm dan in the abc 7 news room. the bay area water manager in trouble for what bedid to the water. we'll explain. >> and there is inherent security risk of all modern vehicles. >> new warnings about your car. how someone could take control while you are behind the

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bachelor. and the wamp abc to catch all those shows live on the go with nour smart phone tablet or computer. download the free app. >> one says a work slow down at west coast ports is threatening the area's economy. >> the bay area council is calling for a end to the seven month long dispute. live with the impact that is mounting into the millions. >> this is a really good site for a food wholesaler because this cargo container just arrived with food needed for next week's lunar new year celebration. but the port slow down is costing millions in terms of job creation losses as well as hours being cut back at other companies. the port dispute has really krimed this the san jose solar panel factory.

the parts are shipped in from asia. at last count production is slowed because four to five ship containers are stuck on the docks. two or three are aboard ships off shore waiting for berths. and two to three more containers are in transit on the high seas. >> i've had to send workers home for days at a time. across two shifts and also has increased shipping costs. trucking fees have gone up two and a half x in certain cases. >> and the new piece of equipment are held by the port slowdown. >> and more equipment on the way which is supposed to have a arrived in january. but now it looks like it is going to arrive in march. >> it takes close to 30 parts to assemble a solar panel. the impact of one part. >> one plastic piece that was sitting in three palatelets on a

ship waiting to get into oakland. and by lacking this one piece we can't attach our panels together. >> california exports are also suffering losses from containers not moving on time. some shipments have been sent back to the central valley because customers fear they have been sitting around too long. and this is result of containers stuck in port. food products in demand for lunar new year. >> we have a lot of client and angry. and, you know, it is all lot of trouble. >> well we lost that report. try to get back for you maybe at 6:00 or later this evening. if sitting is considered the new smoking, the latest and greatest path to your health may be a desk. >> the treadmill is key. first the obviously. you burn calories while you work. because the desk forces you to

stand up while typing away. >> second research shows people who read and check their e-mail at the tread mil desk do better on memory and attention. and third it increases product activity helping people get almost 2% more work done per hour compared to those who sit. >> the study published in journals of computer and human behavior. >> we've all seen distracted drivers talking on the phone behind the wheel. but this man takes it to a whole new level. >> a cyclist caught a guy in -- driving in mobile phone in one hand while watching his laptop and he's wearing earphones. >> oh man. the person was arrested when he realized he was caught or embarrassed -- he was not arrested. >> she should have been arrested. >> i know. and using all these devices and then he just speeds off. >> good thing he's in scotland.

thanks for joining us. abc 7 at 5:00 begins right now with dan and sheryl. >> probably of the most brazen acts of violence i've seen. >> a veteran police captain takes stock. a pizza delivery that has now a neighbor and national chain on edge. >> officer loses its gun and a badge to a prostitute but manages to keep his job and the community wants to know why. >> also here tonight how this car got dragged down the train tracks. >> shifting the pattern from wet to warm. we'll look at the temperature trends coming up. >> and a neighborhood without power. but why they are not powerless. live this is abc 7 news. good evening. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashway.

>> a teenager ambushed a pizza delivery woman. robbed, and sexual assaulted her. abc 7 news reporter is live at the antioch police department with the story. tiffany. absolutely horrifying. >> reporter: it is. and police say the juvenile suspect specifically called for a pizza to commit the robbery and when he saw it was a female delivery driver that the sexual assault could have been a crime of opportunity. driving into the blue bell circle, the average visitor is on guard. residents know better. >> you got to be careful out here. >> he won't let his children out alone. >> they don't go outside unless we're watching. >> and they are keeping an especially close on their taur after hearing aboutier. a 17-year-old called the domino's on hill crest and asked for delivery. a few minutes later a

22-year-old female driver left the restaurant and drove about the mile to the address. >> as soon as she exit herd car she was approached by a man at gunpoint who ordered her back into her car and made her drive to a different location. and at that location he sexual assaulted her and he robbed her of some personal items. then made her drive him back to the same area where he had originally met her and he fled the scene from there. >> captain brooks said the victim immediately called police. >> she was very traumatized and shaken. but a very brave woman who did an excellent job of providing us information. >> officers arrested the juvenile suspect who has a prior criminal record several hours later. today the domino's supervisor didn't want to talk but domino's corporate spokesperson released a statement that reads in part it is unthinkable that something like this could happen to an innocent woman simply trying to earn a living.