abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> we have the ending to a dramatic scene in the arrest of a suspect accused of leading police on a high speed chase in fremont on-and-off 680 and then on the city streets before being caught. >> thanks for joining us. >> police say the 20-year-old suspect tried to drive through city streets in fremont with a plat tire but he stopped half an hour ago and took off running on milpitas and jacqueline road. >> the man injured his arm when he jumped out of the car. you can see all the police cars

it took to stop. they are not saying why he was stopped or where the chase began. students in santa clara university are stunned after police say a young student stabbed his own roommate. they are crediting fellow students from possibly saving the lives of the victim and his alleged attacker. matt keller has the latest. matt? >> university is offering staff to student whose have questions or concerns about what took place inside the dorm. this comes as police are trying to put together a motive. >> the going of lent is recognized by many students and faculty on the campus of santa clara university. today something else is weighing on their mind: a violent attack took place yesterday morning in graham hall an on-campus house, unit. at 3:30 a.m., a 19-year-old attacks his roommate with a

knife while in bed, unprovoked. 350 other students live if graham city. >> something i would not expect but anything can happen. we are all pretty shaken up. >> victim had a stab wound and multiple lacerations and was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. kill was taken to the hospital to treat self inflicted injuries. in the booking photo you can see the stitches wrapping around his neck. they were first treated by other santa clara university students who respond to medical emergencies on campus. the 36 in the program are frein ed e.m.t.s. >> we sleep here when we are on duty and they responded, i know for a fact, and they got the ultimate treatment.

might have saved their lives. i am proud of my squad. >> kill is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow or in santa clara county. san francisco police were investigating an early morning stabbing in union square that happen inside the walgreens at 2:00 this morning. police say that one person was stabbed and another punched in the face. fortunately, both are expected to recover. officers arrested three suspects, and one of them got away. another exit away. they say a verbal fight load up to the stabbing. >> san francisco man is safe after going missing in the woods. park rangers state 33-year-old nathan wilson a resident at ucfs medical center returned to the scar after day break. his fiance reported him missing when he failed to return home after going nor a run on the trail. rangers say the experienced athlete took his cool and took the right steps to stay safe.

>> he started noticing he was lost at 5:00 p.m. and could not find the trail and did not have a phone or light with him and he led by a stream side. he waited it out overnight and in the morning he hiked out. >> up to 25 officials searched for him early this morning and rangers say fog cover helped keep the temperatures from dropping too much so helped him out. >> new controversy hitting the catholic church in san francisco. parents of an elementary school in the richmond district are shocked when young students were asked questions about sexual topics. we are joined by amy hollyfield at the school. >> parents are upset but not upsecret with the campus. they say the problem is next door at the church they say it is the priests the new priests who handed out the pamphlets. >> why would anyone talk to

second graders about adultery, masturbation and abortion? that is what parents in san francisco at star of the awant to know. >> it was praising and concerning. >> the kids were given a pamphlet to prepare them for con next and it instructed them to can themfuls questions like, did i practice impure acts on myself in or masturbate? >> talks about serious things in the pamphlet so we want to protect our kids. >> the parents are not upset with the administrator but are rallying hype. >> it whosing in to do where our administration, teachers and staff the they are top of the line. our principal is the greatest around. >> instead some parents are blaming the new priests who waked on to campus and handed this out. >> it came in the priest who is the newly installed at the parish and he does not know the school. >> some are working to form a group to help facilitate

communication between the priests and the school and hope future lessons will be taylor-made for young children. >> there are very good resources from the conference of catholic bishops that are able appropriate and they make it more like did you fight with your brother? did you disobey your par events? >> this is the the 4th priest since her kids have been at the school and there is always an adjustment. the diocese is closed because it is around answers but the protests have been busy with mass and have not commented. >> a prayer vigil planned for tonight to show support for catholic schoolteachers staff and students will take place at st. mary's cathedral. for those in plan the vigil are using the first day of lent to ask the ambassador -- archbishop

to stop attacking the lgbt community and remove morality clauses from the hand book. >> a push to protect kids from measles is ready to kickoff. senator boxer and state senator dr. pan are making their way to emeryville for a tour of the city's head start center. both are sponsoring legislation to stop the spread of preventable diseases. the centers for disease control says there are two separate meals outpractices in the united states right new with 20 new cases in the past week. >> united states labor secretary perez is meeting again today with dock workers and are trying to hammer out a contract agreement. workers are spending the day unloading cargo ships at 29 west coast ports including the pot oakland shown here in the video. this comes after a fur day shut down. secretary perez says the dispute could cost american businesses hundreds of millions of dollars if it dragged on. >> vice president biden is all the talk on social media today after getting too close and way

too personal with the wife of the new defense secretary. our reporter has the latest. >> vice president was seen whispering her ear and touching her shoulder behind her husband and some critics call this hands-y and others brush it off and say he is a close talker, that is who he is. >> you would be the judge. creepy? or friendly? pictures and video of vice president biden have gone viral and they she him at a ceremony yesterday swearing in the new defense secretary asking carter when he got close maybe too close. i am grateful to the president the vice president, for your trust. >> heap keeps his hands on the woman's shoulder for 20 seconds and whispers in her year. she smiles but then counter has plenty of others cringing. twit and facebook are exploding with comments. some criticize his actions saying a person at his level one of the leaders, should know

better than to invade personal space. others are brushing it off arguing that biden was being cordial. biden does have a history of close encounters. leader is leaning in to say something to daughter of senator christopher kunz last month. and this time he rubbed the stories of a biker back in bowl of 12 photographed talking in her ear. one commenter got creative create this montage titled "50 shades of biden." >> since we first put up this story it has been viewed 100,000 times and a lot of people are weighing in. someone mocked the vice president calling ima "creepy uncle," and someone said if this was anything to this i don't think the v.p. would be so blatant, just being friendly. and another seas "it is inappropriate and rude to get in personal space without

invitation." another writes "gross." biden has not commented on what happened yesterday or what he whispered in the woman's ear but people on-line are having fun guessing. >> new this morning, bay bridge officials are investigating why smoke was coming from the old span of the bay bridge this morning. smoke could be soon by drivers passing by and the officials say it could have been caused by a construction vehicle on the bridge. they stopped work when they were alerted about the some evening and did not want to cause backups. >> consider a different route if you use the golden gate bridge overnight. starting at my night northbound highway one is closed from lake street to doyle drive so crews can officer the connection between highway one and 101 south of the golden gate bridge. it will be closed until 5:00 tomorrow. the overnight closures will continue on-and-off influence next friday. >> just ahead refinery blast

leave as big question in southern california and what went wrong, the precautions underway as firefighters investigate. >> a breakthrough in the fight against h.i.v. what treatment scientists say is showing real promise. >> a look outside right now into san jose with meteorologist mike nicco coming up with the

>> we are trying to determine cause of a blast at the

exxonmobil refinery. people felt a blast at 9:00 a.m. and minutes later flames were shooting from the refinery. schools sheltered in place as a precaution. there were no reports of injuries and the refinery does have structural damage. >> we have new details in the deflate-gate scandal dealing with underinflated footballs. a locker room attendant for new england patriots tried to put an unapproved football into the game according to episcopal -- to espn a company of the craft group and the alternate referee said when it was notified he notified the vice president of the league of game operations who was at the time in the resolution box and the footballs in question did not make it and the game. >> the promising news this morning of the fight against hiv and aids researchers have developed a vaccine that protects monkeys from infection.

the study published today in the journal says it is protein based treatment that deactivates all major strains of h.i.v. tested and this is promising it would be a while before the vaccine is tested in humans because scientists are working to get animals to develop the enhanced protein on their own. >> tonight at eleven, michael finney discover as cheap are way to park. >> >> i drove in on world cease game day and all pock lots were $60. >> how to find a spot for no more than $15. we will show you tonight. >> that is must much. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning from the broadcast center where i can see just to the left sun is protecting through the clouds and i will shoal it to you with our satellite view and also the snow in the sierra, an update on that, too. >> roll out the red carpet, it

is almost time for the oscars and how the big winners are chosen. >> a chemical in tanning spray you need to know

>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area this is abc7 news. four more days hollywood's hottest stars get the highest honor, the oscars plus highway are they chosen? >> glad you asked. around 8 a percent of the 6000 members vote each year using a paper ballot or secret online i.d. and first pick and rank

five nominees if each category they have worked in, a movie or person, need as certain amount of first place vote for nomination and each member votes for one nominee. the nominee with the most votes win. crews working around the clock have started rolling out the red carpet on hollywood boulevard. the 87th academy award will take place on sunday. at 4:00, see what the stars are wearing with the oscar red carpet live and at 5:30 watch would wednesday as neil patrick harris hosts. >> and katie marzullo will be in los angeles this weekend with reports from the oscars and an inside look at bay area connections to hollywood's biggest night. they are worried as they do their preparations for the rain. >> but i just want to know what

katie is wearing. >> she always looks fabulous. >> i know mike is watching the rain there. mike? >> just scattered shower possible on sunday not a river of water coming their way and most likely will not materialize but it will be interesting to see how they stay dry if the raindrops make it there. well keep an eye on it. we were keeping an eye on the weather this morning with sky 7 and check it out: you can see the marine layer which was the same --th as yesterday, just not so were moisture so it want quite as thick and it wasn't sitting as low to the ground, a beautiful shot right there the golden gate bridge and all the way over to the bay bridge. you can see it is much improved visibility from yesterday with fog hanging on to the central valley and the winds are different than yesterday where they were all pointing to the east and now we have more of a northern grid en north and south push, so we are seeing the sun break out on the satellite

much quicker than yesterday. some areas it did not break out at all but you can see in the heart of the bay where we are seeing the biggest push of sun right now. did you notice on the right hand side of the screen it was darker than what we would like and it was lard to see the snow because it is less than last area at this time and last year it was pretty bad at 26 percent. now we are at 22 percent of our average of this date. this is how it looks in lake tahoe right now, 10 of the first 17 days of the month, record high temperatures. today will be 11 out of 18. tomorrow, it could be 2016 out of 19. then a back door cold front will come in unfortunately, those have minimal moisture and it will drop our temperatures down so the ski resorts that make snow will be able to over the weekend and mother nature is definitely not providing in. we finished the king tide at the golden gate bridge and now it is easing at the crack but over in

oakland it is just now starting to rise up and we will have one more day of king tide today and this is how it looks at sfo with the sunshine breaking out and we will see the clouds open for warmer afternoon and more sun and warmth through the weekend and a dry weather will be linking another day deeper into february. upper 40's had 50's to 60s at the coast and mostly cloudy and patchy fog inland and upper 40s to low 50s in most neighbors. high pressure is going to re-establish itself and the clouds will be lets and less the next couple of morningings so we will see low-to-mid 60 at the coast and low 70s friday saturday and oscar sunday and the become door cold front will leave cooler air in our neighborhood monday and tuesday but nothing significant and we are looking at temperatures warmer-than-average when we are rid of the clouds which we are doing compared to year. hope you enjoyed the sunshine. back to you. >> spray tans are supposed to be a healthy alternate but dha the

chemical that makes skin turn brown could pose health problems if it is inheyed or ingested through the lips nose or eyes. the food and drug administration approved this but did not recommend wearing eye covers and nose plugs. it is the responsibility of the children to ask at the tanning salon. >> a line of against against the paparazzi and what a san

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