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se live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> not even $20. you know? and he don't think, they can shoot only $20 and they shoot the people like that? >> outrage in san jose. a security guard is killed during a petty theft at a liquor store. tonight we have new details about the victim in the shooting. the security guard was well-liked and appreciated and tributes to him are growing at the scene of the crime. it happened at a shopping center on north capital avenue. >> this was a shooting that was all caught on surveillance video, evidence that police are now likely combing through. the guard was gunned down over a $20 box of cigars.

tonight's vigil included a few items the victim became known for around this strip mall. most people knew him as the security guard who wore the bright orange traffic vest so he could be seen by customers of the nightclub as they left each evening. some folks knew manny just by his first name. his car is still parked here. it was encircled by candles and decorated with white flowers. san jose police would not confirm his name. one of the only people who said anything about what happened is the liquor store owner. he said manny was checking out a commotion after two men tried to steal cigars from his store. >> he run and fall down. everything fall onto the street. >> he said one of the robbers tripped and spilt the cigars. manny tried to see if they were

hurt. didn't try to detain them. they got up and ran to a car. >> boom boom boom boom. >> the shots tore through the liquor store window and shattered a window at the club. no one was hurt in either business. one patron at the club says he didn't hear any gunfire over the music, but he quickly realized something was wrong outside. >> i saw people running to the front of the door. somebody came back and started crying. >> san jose police have not released any information on possible leads or any descriptions of the suspects in this case. >> two people were sent to the hospital tonight after this crash in alameda. the injuries are not life-threatening. the tube was shut down for about an hour. oakland firefighters have put out a smokey two-alarm fire on a ship at the port of oakland. the fire broke out around 6:00 and was under control in 40

minutes. no one was hurt. the pilot of a small plane made an emergency landing this afternoon on an east bay golf course. the pilot lost power and land the at sky west golf course in hayward. the plane took off from the hayward airport adjacent to it. this video shows the plane on the course. the fire department spokesman said one of the wings leaked about ten gallons of fuel but did not create a hazard. the pilot was the only person on the plane and he was not injured. ? less than one hour enrollment closes for covered california, the state's marketplace for obamacare. lilian kim is here with more on that. lilian? >> the goal was to get 500,000 more people to sign up for covered california than last year. so for those who haven't yet there's still time. as long as the application gets started by midnight tonight there won't be a penalty.

the line at times long. the consultations, even longer. by the end of it, people left with health insurance. >> it will be about $100 a month. >> oh, how do you feel about that? >> great. very good. i feel that's fair, for my income. >> this is cover california's second year and this was one of dozens of places where people could sign up. at last count, the state was just shy of its goal of 500,000 new enrollees. those who run the marketplace say there's many reasons why people don't sign up, despite the law requiring them to. >> they thought they couldn't afford it. there were immigration issues. some people were eligible for coverage and others in the family weren't. >> reporter: those dinnerconcerns are

what the counsellors are trained to deal with. for angela that's a huge help. she says she'll be able to manage the $200 a month she'll have to pay for health care. >> i didn't intend to wait for the last day. i tend to be a procrastinateorprocrastinator, but i wanted to make sure i understood everything before i picked a plan. >> those who skip coverage will face higher penalties than last year, up to $325 per adult or 2% of income. lilian kim, abc 7 news. >> it's a winter heat wave in the bay area. let's head to drew kim for our first check on weather. >> katie, it's incredible, the amount of warmth we've had. feeling like summer. records were broke. oakland got up to 80 warm degrees this afternoon. a new record.

another record at sfo airport. san jose with an afternoon high of 70 degrees. live look outside folks enjoying the weather along the embarcadero. more records are possible on monday. then it's back to reality. winter will return on tuesday. and temperatures will tumble. we'll detail those temperatures at the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. >> drew thank you. nothing like what's happening on the east coast. high wind heavy snow and sub zero temperatures are spoiling this president's day weekend for millions of americans back east. airlines have canceled at least 1,900 flights today. 30 flights were canceled at sfo. no problems at san jose or oakland. tonight a new storm is brewing while one state wonders how it can take more. now more from new york. >> i've never experienced

anything like it in my life. in massachusetts, the cold and the snow the worst in years. >> this would be our fourth major storm in the past three weeks. >> seven feet of snow have piled the misery high. and with it, the danger index, as blocked exhaust vents threaten carbon monoxide poisoning. >> if you have vents, you need to clean the snow out of them. residents are suffering from snow shock. >> the storm is terrible. i saw one day that was above freezing, i'd be very happy. >> reporter: on massachusetts north shore, this reporter from abc's affiliate wcvb, had to hold on for dear life has winds howled to over 70 miles an hour. snow drifts up to six feet high crushed the roof of this new hampshire warehouse, causing it to collapse. at the blizzard-force winds downed power lines, leaving tens of thousands to shiver in the

dark of night. >> the temperature in our home fell to 45 to 50 degrees and we had to leave for somewhere warmer. >> and roads looked like demolition derbys with pile yupss in indiana, chicago, and massachusetts. in the forecast, more bitter cold with life-threatening windchills. a new storm on monday, bringing heavy snow and ice to the south, another blast from this winter that won't loosen its grip. san jose police are asking for help finding a missing 78-year-old woman who has alzheimer's. he wandered away from the flea market this afternoon. she's wearing a pink blouse with a flower pattern, brown pants and pink and white striped tennis shoes. she's known to ride vta buses. if you see her, call san jose police. still to come they are called sugar babies.

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. covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. a controversial website is connecting local men with young women for cash. it's one of several websites out there that -- that has people seeking arrangements but is it safe? is it even legal? it's attracting a lot of young people looking to make quick cash. kristin zee takes a closer look. >> she's looking for a sugar daddy to help pay her bills.

he's got money and is willing to part with it for quality time way sugar baby. >> i'm a sugar baby. >> this is seeking arrangement.com. a website that connects men and women for a price. >> i'm 22, smart, bubbly and independent. >> and it's attracting many young adults to help them pay their bills. >> yeah, i've had sugar daddies pay my car notes, pay my rent. >> kennedy say nursing student in houston and a single mom. she doesn't want to reveal her identity for fear people will find out. she said she's met four men online who have paid her to provide companionship. >> it's not a bad thing. it's not about sex. it can be any relationship that you want. >> the website operators wouldn't let you show you who's on it. but scroll through the site and it's hard to think it's not about sex. it shows men and women in seductive poses. we met this man who we will call

tom. >> i do like beautiful women, but that does not mean that i'm looking for nez necessarily a physical relationship with them. >> he's what the website calls a sugar daddy. weave disguised his identity as well. >> i've come to a place in life where life's become a bit monotonous. >> tom has met ten women on the site. he said he's looking for someone with similar interests to mentor. >> as long as i find basic things like ambition, and a pazative attitude in life that's a good fit, i think. >> critics say the website is degrading to women. >> some sugar babies that i've met have gotten jobs. have gone into grad school started their own businesses with the help of their sugar daddies. i'd beg to differ that they are

vulnerable. >> the company says the average sugar baby receives about $3,000 a month. >> it does pose legal issues. >> it's a legal gray area. >> there's nothing unlawful with paying for someone's college tuition in exchange for starting up a platonic relationship with them, in exchange for speaking to them over the phone, or in exchange for having their companionship. >> the problems start if the relationship becomes intimate. >> there's everything unlawful about giving something valuable to someone in exchange for sex. >> the website said it monitors and kicks off members who get caught. >> we don't allow prostitution. >> sugar babies don't see what the big deal is. >> if i'm getting paid for a conversation, that's great. >> and sugar daddies agree. >> essentially they're people with unconventional needs that come together on the site and see if they find a fit. >> reporter: for filling unconventional needs in a 21st

century way. tomorrow night at 11:00 could you find your perfect mate in the refrigerator? >> when i look at somebody's fridge i get an idea of their health their lifestyle, their income their sex life. >> oh, we check in with the world's first refrigerator dating expert to see whether love might be lurking behind the milk in your fridge. tune in tomorrow night and find out what your ice box has thoo say about you. we'll get into drew's fridge later. but for now, the weather. >> weather wise, a fantastic day setting up for the holiday tomorrow with warm temperatures. then on tuesday the changes come when the temperatures tank. radar shows you it's clear outside and san francisco you are on your way to the warmest winter on record. if you take the afternoon high

and the overnight low since december 1st the average temperature, about 56.4 degrees, that's almost one degree better than the current total holder for warmest winter in 1958 to 1959. today was no exception with the warm temperatures. 57 in oakland 62 in san francisco. 57 san carlos. 61 in fremont. and antioch checking in with 57 degrees. >> satellite and radar shows a sizeable storm in the pacific but it's kind of hitting a barrier. the clouds cannot advance any farther. the reason why, high pressure controlling much of the weather, bringing us dry conditions and filed temperatures mild temperatures. the high will push east on tuesday and we'll get a wind off the ocean. what that will do, increase the clouds and drop temperatures by tuesday afternoon. so the forecast into future mode we go for the holiday tomorrow. if you loved today, you're going to love tomorrow. warm and sunny with records possible once again.

watch what happens on tuesday. the wind kicks in off the ocean the clouds increase throughout the region and even tuesday afternoon by 2:00 i think the clouds will cling to the coasts dropping temperatures in a lot of spots by tuesday afternoon. future temperatures show you the story as well. tomorrow we're going back into the 70s in most spots. by tuesday afternoon watch what happens, especially along the coast. some locations like san francisco, by 2:00 tuesday afternoon struggling to reach 60 degrees. 50s for half moon bay. east bay in the mid first, where we should be this time of year. this is what we could expect for the middle of february. overnight lows tonight, it's clear, plenty of stars out there. temperatures around the 40s to the low 50s across the region. plan out your president's day tomorrow from sunrise at 6:58, total sunshine by 11:00, 67 degrees, and by 3:00, the afternoon temperatures going

back into the low 70s. a lot of 70s across the region. 72 richmond 72 for oakland. 74 in fremont. 75 for san jose. and antioch up to 73 degrees. beach weather with temperatures well above normal. on tuesday, the coastal clouds, and it's cooler and the coast sees the effects first. temperatures barely hitting 60 degrees. by wednesday a few clouds along the coast. sunny and mild on thursday. friday we're warming up even into the weekend. warm and dry and one week from tonight, oscar sunday, picture perfect perfect

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to help save monarch butterflies. populations on dropped 90% over the last two decades. most of the money will help restore 200,000 acres of habitat from california to the midwest. they lay eggs only in milk weed but the plant is in decline because of the spread of farm line. there's a big transformation happening overnight in santa clara. workers will spend the night displaying water for a temporary ice rink. next saturday night, sharks and kings, first ever outdoor game in northern california. refridge rant will run under the ice all week and insulating blancets will go over the ice during the day. crews plan to paint the ice tomorrow night. >> that will be a great event. >> i was just going to say, very unique. of course it comes during a heat wave. >> don't worry. they'll be fine. all right, a great weekend for

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as far as all-star games go the nba is the top of the mark. the most athletic players in the world showing their skills with no restrictions as both teams combined for 321 points. >> i got a great play for the first play get it and throw it to another guy, and then you throw it to someone else and then you shoot. [ laughter ] >> all right? >> rebounded by curry. >> steph curry behind the back to james harden. he had 15 points nine boards five assists.

lobbing to nowitzki for the alley-oop. dirk's first alley-oop dunk since 2004 mimicking vince carter's celebration. klay thompson, seven points in 20 minutes. lebron wanted the mvp. seth goes through three defenders, throws it up gets it to fall. westbrook westbrook, okc thunder mvp 46 points. one point from wilt's all-time record. highest scoring all-star game ever. afterwards larry beal with the splash brothers. >> after an all-star game record total 321 points, 15 from steph, seven by klay, the west wins by five. after the game, i asked curry about his wild dash to the hoop in the third quarter. >> behind-the-back, between three guys flip it up right-handed, do you have a name for that? >> razzle dazzle, i don't know. >> that's not very unique. i think we're going to have to work on the branding of that.

>> just wanted to put on a show. enjoy the moment. you don't want to take these kind of situations for granted. and just go out there and shoot. >> yeah could have obviously shot better, played better but lived up to it just being out there, great feeling being on the world stage. hope it's not the last time. >> this is a whirlwind weekend for the splash brothers, both steph and klay said they had a great fimtime in new york city but they're really looking forward to a few days' rest. in madison square garden larry beal. and brandt snedeker ran away from the field in today's final round. jim furyk taking a tour of the beautiful landscape. on the par 5 sixth, not where you want to be. shooting two over 74. out of the running.

brandt snedeker gets hot early on. won this event in 2013. on the par 3 seventh only 98 yards down hill into the wind, great shot. birdie here. also starts to run away from the field. his partner, nick watt, rolls in the long birdie on 11. he made a run but finished all alone in second place with a three under 69. buster posey, same hole, tricky devil breaker down hill buster didn't think it was in but it drops for a birdie. finished eighth in his first appearance at pebble. >> par putt on 18 wins for the second time in three years. 22 under, a tournament record. college hoops and more from the nba all-star game with larry beal coming up later in this broadcast. stick around. next, cyber crooks dipping

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ee live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good evening, i'm katie mar zulo. new details on a deadly shooting outside a liquor store in east san jose. the victim was a well known security guard named manuel. the suspects stole $20 worth of cigars from the liquor store. a memorial for manny continues to grow at the scene of the crime. airlines canceled 30 flights out of sfo because of cold and

snow in the eastern u.s. the historic blizzard has grounded 1900 flights nationwide. you have less than half an hour now to get health insurance under the affordable care act. enrollment for covered california, which is our state's marketplace, closes at midnight. the state's goal is to sign up 500,000 more people than last year. the fine for not having insurance is up to $325 per adult. developing news in the fight against the islamic state. egyptian warplanes have hit isis targets in libya after a video of a mass killing of egyptian christian hostages. the video released today shows the 21 victims in orange jumpsuits. the makers of the video identify themselves as the tripoli province of the islamic state group. egypt has declared a seven-day mourning period and the country's president held an emergency national security meeting today. the white house has condemned the killings mp.

the gunmen suspected in the deadly copenhagen attacks was a 22-year-old danish man with a history of violence. authorities say he may have been inspired by islamic terrorists and possible the "charlie hebdo" massacre in paris last month. three officers were wounded at a free speech event featuring a controversial cartoonist on an al qaeda wanted list. >> i've been -- i've been having a problem since 2007 and i've been through several incidents. this one was the worst, because it was never shot guns before. >> another shoot-out happened at a synagog. hours later the gunman was killed. denmark's prime minister vowed to protect freedom of speech and the jewish community. a group of international hackers have stolen up to a billion dollars from banks around the world. a report from a russian cyber

security firm says the cyber robbers would go into a bank account, add a zero to the balance, and then transfer the difference to an outside account before either the bank or the account holder noticed. they managed to do this for two years. the hackers also got atms to spit out money without using an atm card or entering a p.i.n. code. a full report on the harking is due out tomorrow. the federal government has announced plans for regulating commercial drones. among other things the fed rail aviation administration wants operators to pass a knowledge test and a federal security test and keep drones within sight of operators at all time and refrain from flying drones at night. final versions of the rules are at least two years away. right now it's almost impossible to fly drones legally for commercial purposes. president obama spent the day golfing on a private course owned by oracle co-founder larry ellison.

today he played eight hours in rancho mirage with childhood friends. the president arrived in palm springs yesterday and returns to the white house tomorrow night. back here in the bay area new details about a san francisco building that burned last month in the mission district. fire inspectors have found years of safety violations there. according to the "san francisco chronicle," officials say there were missing fire-extinguishers, blocked fire escapes, locked exits, and smoke alarms were not working at the apartment building at 22nd and mission streets. one man died in the fire and dozens of residents are displaced from their homes. the building did pass its last fire inspection in august, but officials say that was apparently because of sloppy documentation by the fire department. a century-old bay area company is shutting its doors for good tomorrow. abc 7 news first told you about sealics formula wear on friday. the company has been working all weekend to help get tuxes to

customers who are already on the books. the company had filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy, but the district manager said the owner did not follow through with a recovery plan. all of their six bay area stores will close. aliens, heroes and robots, let it all hang out today in the east bay. >> danger warning danger! alien approaching! hundreds of sci-fi fans transported themselves into a world of fantasy, the first ever east bay comic-con. featuring a costume contest and all of the comic books and collectable any fans could want. organizers say the event is all about using your imagination. the state lottery will help a woman with terminal cancer check another thing off her bukts list. the prize is two nights in napa with dinner at french laundry. the contestants had to buy a

ticket, take a photo and write a caption. they were moved by this entry from a orange veil man. a photo of him and his wife who was given three years to live four years ago. cheryl barnes has a rare form of cancer that affects the mem bran around organs. her organ says she's a fighter and has taken advantage of every day. the couple has already visited, alaska, hawaii, mexico and yolo stone national park. still ahead breaking records and breaking ta boos, "fifty shades of grey" opens up a massive weekend at the box office. and street view becomes bay view. how google is using floating cameras to map the bay area. and breaking records once again today with afternoon highs. warm for your holiday and then winter m

covering all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. the erottic r-rated drama "fifty shades of grey" dominated the box office this weekend. it's an adaptation of the book which sold 100 million copies. it became the top grossing film of all time for valentine's day and president's day weekend. it was also the second biggest opening ever in february. just behind the passion of the christ. 68% of the audience was women. it earned 81 million dollars

here in the u.s. international ticket sales topped 158 million the most ever for an r-rated film. kingsmen and secret service debuted in second. then sponge bob, "american sniper" and jupiter ascending. the oscars only on abc 7, for a complete list of the nominees visit oscar.com. you probably know about google street view. but soon you'll be able to use it to get a whole new perspective on the bay area. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom went on a boat ride for a story you will only see on abc 7 news. >> it's an ordinary boat but getting a lot of attention because of what's traveling behind it. armed with cameras and batteries, this remote-controlled catamaran is taking goolgel street stru

beyond the edge of the pavement. >> everyone will be able to see the shoreline from the bay, which will be a new perspective for a lot of people. >> the guy at the controls is from a non-profit group. are you good at it? >> no. i was not a gamer my entire life. but i'm getting better. >> they're going to track sea level rise, pointing out pollution and fragile wet lands. it's done with this device on loan from google. >> it's to put it in the hands of non-profits governmental groups that are working in the areas they care about. >> it was originally designed to be worn like a backpack, but they figured more they could do with it. designed to get images from places that used to be impossible. google showed it to us two years ago and let us try it on. >> do you burn a lot of calories? >> yeah. >> but since then -- >> we've mounted it on trucks on snowmobiles, on atvs, on dog

sleds, and now on this boat. >> in the next few weeks, they'll finish covering between 4 and 500 miles of shoreline from san jose to antioch. >> i've noticed that a lot of wet lands are only a couple inches above high tide. so with a couple inches more a lot of those would be flooded. >> it's important science governments can use to help protect the bay as cities grow. but if you just like to look at the view that's okay too. >> i think first and foremost i'm interested in getting people connected to the bay to a greater extent. >> you'll be able to view it starting this summer. take a look at this. fire crews cleaned up a large tree that fell in san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood around 2:30 this afternoon. the tree came apart at the root. no one was hurt and no cars were damaged. the crew was temporaryily closed.

it took down power lines but there was no disruption to service. we saw a lot of that when it was pouring rain out. not the case right now. nothing but sunshine. >> sunshine and warm temperatures for the weekend and for the holiday on monday. live doppler will show you a quiet picture. as we look at the nationwide map for weather tomorrow, tracking another storm in the deep south, pushing up into the northeast once again. take a look. numerous states under winter storm warnings at this hour for significant snow over six inches. as we look at the model forecast watch as the storm pushes east and then once again, here we go, boston. tuesday morning boston already at their second snowiest winter on record. will likely break the record for snowiest winter ever recorded with this next storm. that's where all the winter whether is-- weather is. >> 75 in all.a. and 60 for tahoe.

75 santa rosa and up to 74 for palo alto. the seven-day forecast, beach weather on the way for the holiday. tuesday, cloudier and cooler, temperatures drop off significantly with an onshore wind, back into the 60s. but another warming withtrend begins for next weekend. >> no complaints here. lots of exciting highlights tonight. >> warriors representing at this year's all-star. steph curry showing some serious skills to the entire world. he's the new face of the nba.

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as far as all-star games go, the nba is top dog. both teams combined for 321 points. steve kerr able to lead the west to victory. steph curry with a passing display. 15 points nine boards five assists. he wasn't lobbing to dirk nowitzki. his first alley-oop dunk since 2004. klay thompson around lebron for the reverse lay-up. lebron led the east with 30. wanted the mvp. steph proving he can be the new

case of the nba. throws it up banks it, it falls. what a play. russell westbrook of the okc thunder came away with the mvp, 41 points in 26 minutes. highest scoring all-star game ever. afterward, larry beal one-on-one with steph curry. >> give me your assessment of all-star weekend. >> a lot of fun. a lot going on from start to finish. but i was able to enjoy it. i had some fun things going on off the court as well. and with the three-point contest victory and us winning tonight. kind of the icing on the cake and ready to get a couple days' rest before we get back to work. >> you realize you're now like a brand? have you been able to absorb that and let it sink in? >> a little bit. i mean, you get questions all weekend and every time you answer, it kind of becomes more

real. people all over the world love the way i play the game and want to see me do well. so it's cool to be in this situation on the court, in the all-star game, and playing for them. so i'm going to keep doing it keep trying to get better. hopefully we'll be doing great things the next couple months and keep this thing going. >> let's wrap it up and focus on that. because you got a few days off. much needed rest and then you start the second half of the season. what are you looking forward to and what's the biggest challenge? >> the biggest challenge is progressing every night. our record is great but we have to be able to get better and be playing our best ball leading into the playoffs. we don't want to peak too early and you know the schedule's tough down the stretch with a lot of road games coming up. i think we play pretty much every other day or back-to-back. so got to be solid endurance for

us to finish this job off. >> all right college hoops. bird had 21, wallace, 26. combined for 47. cal, 61 points. wallace the drive and one. utah had a more balanced attack. he had 16. the freshman from austria, little one-handed jam. utes win it. second half, marcus allen off his teammate's shoulder. collier lay its in. colorado up ten. stanford rallies. stefan massic, two of his 24. lays it in and one. cardinals up three. but booker with three of his 17 here. buffaloes retake the lead. stanford will lose 64-58. they've lost four of their last five. stanford women took care of business against ucla. bonnie samuelson went big. they're now 11-3.

cal hosting usc. bears outscored 40-21 in the second. cal's win streak ends at eight, 65-54 the final. friday night the sharks found themselves down 2-0 but rallied for a 4-2 victory. they trailed by two, could they rally against the lightning. second period. steven stamkos, to ryan callahan, shot tipped 2-0 tampa. couture cuts the lead in half. now 2-1. comeback squashed ten seconds into the third. palette helps his team. sharks fall 5-2. they've lost four of their last five. jeff gordon will be racing in his final daytona 500 next week, but today he beat out jimmie johnson to take the poll for the great american race.

the last pole for him in that race was in nean 99. he won that race and he'll retired after the 2015 season. great weekend for sports fans with pebble beach and the all-star game. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thanks so much for joining us. the news does continue now online, on twitter facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. thanks again for watching. have a great night and a great week.

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