in the cab shows he had on a dress shirt and pink or red time he told him to go to daly city, geneva avenue. once here, kept asking the man for specifics but he wouldn't give any. >> i stopped and then i say give melt exact address. he looked sleep pill. i open the door he run away. i follow him please give melt fare give me the fare but he attack me. >> reporter: dash camera keeps recording as a passenger knocks him to the ground outside the taxi. it was a brutal attack. you can seat man repeatedly beating him until he lost consciousness. also trouble, the fact there were people walking by who didn't intervene. >> understandable they can don't want to jeopardize their own safety we understand sometimes bet each good witness, call in the police department.

>> reporter: take a good look that the video and call daly city police if you know who this man is. vic lee, abc7 news. a man accused of being drunk and running down and killing a prop lar fruit vender in east san jose facing a murder charge. prosecutors filed 12 criminal charges today against the man including murder. he is a recently convicted dui offender, now accused of drinking eight beers before he got behind the wheel last saturday afternoon. police say he lost control, then hit and cracked francisco hernandez, who died short time later. his wife is recovering at home. on the same floor of the same courthouse nearly the same time, the prime suspect in a kidnapping and killing before a judge the court a request by the attorney for six more weeks before a trial date is set. back in february, he pleaded not guilty to charges of killing the 15-year-old. the morgan hill teenager vap nished while head toggle school

march of 2012. volunteers continue to search for lamar's body. >> week after week after week we go out every saturday and search and just getting -- getting very frustrating. and i'm just hoping that the court really starts to get this thing going. >> prosecutors say they discovered lamar's hair and dna inside garcia torres's car and his dna was found on her clothing that was discarded in a field. a terrible strategy north of sacramento tonight, the body of an infant found along a rural waterway believed to be that of little justice reese reported missing along with his mother two days ago. a all-out search for the baby has apparently ended in the worst possible way. abc7 news reporter lawyer anthony is live along the nights landing slew in yolo county where the infant was found. laura? >> reporter: hi dan talked to sheriff's not long ago there is no clear evidence of foul play, not yet in this case, they are talking to the parents and

family members. they say there are key questions, how did this baby die? there's an autopsy set for tomorrow morning and number two, why did this mother and child come here? >> this touches the soul of one of us. >> reporter: yolo county sheriff say they will look into all possibilities, including the claim made by the mother of a deceased infant that she and her son were abducted. >> all the information we had from her was sort of hysterical. she was crying. she was very emotional. we couldn't get any real valuable information from her. >> reporter: the family of little justice reese could be seen hugging just after word came in that the body of an infant was discovered along the banks of a rouge a.m. true? yolo county. >> a good boy he only had -- he was only here for three weeks. less than three weeks. and he never had a chance. >> reporter: discovery was made just before 10 a.m. searchers in a boat had to cut away brush along the shore to recover the the body.

it's not far from where justice's mother samantha green, was found wet and crying tuesday evening. mother and son have been missing since monday. this is video justice posted on facebook by his father, frank reese just after the boy was born barely three weeks ago. >> this whole house is full of baby clothes. bassenet, all that stuff. >> reporter: bill reese is the patternal grand father the couple and baby lived at his home in woodlands. >> baby justice. frank just loved to carry him around sometimes at night when she was -- he was fussing. and samantha, gosh she dish understand she he's crushed. >> reporter: samantha green was taken to a wood land hospital but since been released. so far police is made no arrests. in knights landing, laura anthony, abc7 news.

a 32-year-old man is headed to prison for two shootings in oakland, including one in which a police officer was shot had in the thigh. judge alan heimer sentenced nathaniel cook to a 57 years life in prison for that january 2010 shooting on 448th avenue and east 12th street yes shot the officer during an attempted robbery. cook pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and testified he did not remember the shootings. a judge rejected the defense and convicted cook of attempted -- jury convicted him of attempted murder. an audit on overtime spending at the oakland police department shows costs are spiraling out of control, according to the report. overtime cost increased nearly 80% from fiscal 2011 to 2014 from 14 million to nearly 25 million. the department blames staffing cutbacks and increased street protests for the soaring costs. the audit recommends a number of reforms to lower cost, including overhauling overtime approval

procedures. nearly a third of overtime approval forms were missing. emergency crews rushed to an east bay school after the several students got sick, at al bapny middle school. the district superintendent says four girls fell ill after taking pills. the district would not say what kind of pills they were or how the students got their hands on them. bamny unified will offer down selzing to the families involved. oakland teachers took to the streets to push for a new contract. sky 7 hd was over the scene as teachers students and parents marched from edna brewer middle school to tonight's board of education meeting. teachers are asking for a guaranteed wage increase, smaller class sizes and protections for special education program. they have been in contract negotiations for a year. china says cyber sur suhr veil lens by the united states is the reason it is lashing out atself is are a ral bay area companies. china is drop some of the world's leading technology brands cisco apple intel mcafee from its approved state purchase lists. cisco take the biggest him.

the san jose company had 60 products on the list in 2012, but by late last year none. critics say the delisting is ral protectionist move to shield china's domestic technology industry from competition. well about a week after president obama called for new cooperation to fight cyber a attacks, 40 people are engaged in a hacking event in silicon valley. >> one of the first examples what can be done when the government and private sector work together. >> david louie is live in mountain view at sell man tech with what they are discovering david. >> reporter: dan and cheryl, not says to think like a hacker but you have to stay ahead of them if you're going to fight them. here at sell man tech what they learned is going to be shared to soefren benefits. this is role reversal time, people who specialize in defending cyber attack rinse stead trying to think and act like hear. the target for three days breaching patient information and a pharmacy payment system. >> what we have in the room here are our best of the best representing ten countries

flown in from around the world to walk in the footprints of an attack getting to the mind of an attack so we can better understand how to prevent these types of attacks. >> reporter: their progress is being tracked in a separate room. ñiñr cyber attacks are getting more sophisticated. one of the newest breaches is stealing rfid signals emitted by touch payment cars inç mobile device. slackers been hiding eight antennas door ñiframes what har investigation data as people walk through. >> they don't have to get back to that box they actually send that information over a cellular network so they can lift your payment card data and use your card before you even leave the facility. >> reporter: antonio is añi semantic employee from italy also last year's sish war games win. the exercise let hills think like a bad guy. it may look like fun but's not. >> think about a pilot is that a game? it's not right? so, this is not really a game. i mean yes, it appears like a game. we have lots of fun, but it's not a game. it helps to you know, enhance

your capabilities. >> reporter: nick keith sa a sole woman competitor 23 and works in india. are you xdnervous? >> a bit yes. >> how are you keeping your energy level up? >> by drinking coffees and water and taking axd walk around. >> so lots of caffeine? >> yeah. >> reporter: sell man the tech leaders share what they learn in the spirit of president obama's call at stanford for more cyber attack knowledge corporation between the private sector and government. in mountain view david louie, abc7 news. >> the mean time, the national archives in washington has been hacked for the second time not clear what dat it was a taken a breach in 2010 exposed the personal informs of a quarter of a million clinton staffers and white house visitors. and cyber security officials say a looming shutdown at the department of homeland security could leave government networks and websites vulnerable to hear. an agreement reached to fund

the:department without immigration revisions opposed by the president. that funding ro runs out friday night. warrior at the white house. >> steph every opportunity to sit down with the president. >> just ahead, why the best play oerntd best team in the nba now met with president obama. and how the presidential dogs are getting almost as much attention. plus moving up in the world, the bay area commute option about to hit the road. why the credit card rate for tens of millions o what's that thing? i moved our old

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one-on-one time at the white house with president obama. not bad. and as you can see, the first dog. abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler, is in the newsroom with the important work off the court that earned kur think white house invitation. >> we are talking about the president's initiative on malaria and it was started back in 2005. today's event was to acknowledge progress made over the last deck kaptd -- decade and the personal crusade of steph curry. # he has been active against malaria since his college days. he went to tanzania in 2013 to

happened out nets treated with in insect side. he returned from africa he explained on "good morning, america" how they work. >> the reason we do what we door child still dies from a disease totally preventible. >> reporter: the director of the campaign joined the basketball star at the white house. steph's pledge to donate three bed nets for every three three point he makes is a matched by the warriors and has meant more than 2300 of the lifesaving nets the past two seasons. rick welch is warriors president and ceo. >> everybody in the bay area is so lucky to have somebody with his talent and his character representing us, all of us today in washington. >> a unique way fans can help.

there will be special event tickets sold for the march 8th game at oracle. every ticket purchased the war kwlors donate a net. the opportunity to see steph give a postgame chalk talk. in the newsroom carolyn tyler abc7 news. carolyn, thank you. issue became a major topic of discussion last season because of cases involving several players most notably former baltimore rain ray rice. he punched his then-fee he yans say in an elevate and was suspended but only after public pressure on goodell to be tough. now, goodell has failed to play specific consequences for future players in documents recently

released. an update for the story of a woman fighting a flesh-eat bacterial infection at a hospital in south san francisco. abc7 news was there last week as daisy lee's family asked for some help, thanks in large part to abc7 news viewers, like you, her family's go fund me page contributions are totaling more than $82,000 she has additional surge rib, not yet clear how she got the bacteria. lee's brother tells us she has been remarkably resilient and upbeat. some ac transit riders are getting spectacular views of the fwipt work. they were lucky enough to board this double decker bus running out fremont to stanford route. the transit agency is trying it out for about three weeks before it decides whether it will add this bus to their fleet. pretty snazzy there huh? we were allowed to go inside the bus this morning double decker has plush seats for 80. >> it has high back cushion seats with foot rests and spectacular views and we hope it will give us the kind of capacities we need particularly

for our transbay service. >> if you would like to try it out, the double decker bus will be used on several transbay route the next two weeks and the weekend, run along the 51 b line. passengers are being asked their opinion about the bus. talk about cyber security earlier. even if you're not currently an anthem blue cross customer, your private information could be compromised by a recent breach. >> 7 on your side's michael finney here with an update on the scope of that >> now we know the extent of the data breach at anthem blue cross nearly three weeks ago and headline massive. the company says nearly 79 million people were affected by the breach. 60 to 70 million are former employees and customers dating all the way back to 2004. the compromise data includes names, birthdays, social security numbers. so far, there is no evidence medical information or credit and bank account numbers were compromised. most state anthem ounce both blue cross and blue shield but

not here in california. anthem just owns blue cross. the company is currently being investigated by the fbi and regulatory agencies to determine if it did enough to protect customer information. the countdown is on for tomorrow's long-awaited vote on net newt the trail and the vote could change how we use the web. the federal communications kmugs will decide on a proposal to treat internet providers like public utilities. new regulations would pry vent carriers from charging higher rates to companies like netflix that use a lot of data. the fcc also would bar them from blocking access to certain websites. internet providers like at&t and comcast are against this and say the rules will not stand up in court. american express has discovered the interest rate it charges some of its customers is lean its competitors, so, it is going to charge more. the rates of some of its 42 million customers will go up an

average of 2.5%. 2.5%. american express won't say how many of its customers will see the rate hike but it says some of those customers will have been paying interest rates as much as 3.25% leaners would different credit cards. i went online today just to check and it turns out you can get a credit card right now that pays 10.99%, i shouldn't say pay, charges a few less than that check with your local banks if you want to look for a new one. >> thank you very much. all right. well, turn our attention to the weather forecast, a little cooler around town today. >> time to put that jacket on sandhya. >> right here. >> good for you. >> i'm ready. i have my coat. i have my umbrella. we have some changes coming. you may be trading you in the shades that you need right now the hazy sunshine, for a heavy colt coat and umbrella, a cold storm coming. not going to produce big-time

rain which we really hoped. you look at live doppler 7 hd we have clouds right now ahead of the system we are waiting for. here is a live look from east bay hills camera. i want to give you quick perspective, san francisco's average temperatures so far this had winter 56.9 about a degree higher than the warmest winter on record which is 55.7 back in 1969 and 1970. so still watching san francisco's temperatures, could be the waerms on record. san jose camera showing filtered snipe right now 60s in san francisco, oakland, 62 sap jose 57 half moon bay temperatures today, upper 50s, low 70s still running two to six degrees above average. beautiful view from lake tahoe camera, they will be getting snow up in the sierra, where all the moisture going to be going. mid-60s, santa rosa, 63 napa 64 livermore lovely view from

the mount tam cat. sunset, 5:59, official sunset time high clouds will provide for a gorgeous sun set. mild day tomorrow cooler friday, locally windy, look agent chance of showers for friday going into saturday here in the bay area. so high pressure is going to keep us mild for one more day. going to see some 70s again, going to feel like spring. that's all going to change quickly them thursday night, we are watching this low pressure system. it's cold in nature, coming across the sierra nevada with some snow showers friday evening. slight chance of showers here in the bay area on friday but a a a -- a better chance of seeing light showers on saturday when i say lights, i mean 100th to a tenth of an inch all we are expecting. this is limited in moisture. so it is not going to be a big rainmaker here locally. tomorrow morning, yeah that coat might come in handy going to be chilly upper 30s in our coldest north bay valleys, most other areas in the 440s and 50s not

as cold as we have seen in days past. high temperatures for your thursday, 72 in the south bay and gilroy 71 morning hill san jose cupertino, a nice, sundayny day on the peninsula sunny, redwood city palo alto 65, half moon bay, sun screen weather in daly city 64. north bay going to see the 60s at the coast low 70s around napa vallejo, know vad dough, 72 santa rosa. east bay 70, oakland 69, newark. inland spots, milder than normal. 71, concord, 72 livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast enjoy the the mild, sunny skies. you notice accuweather seven-day forecast features cooler weather, it will get breezy on friday, temperatures drop down to the 60s, slight chance of showers then, chance of showers saturday, second half of your weekend's dry and another system similar in nature to what's come frying day drops down on monday bringing us a slight chance of light showers again. perhaps if i hold the umbrella up long enough the rain will

come. i'm so excited, dan and cheryl. >> we need every drop here. thanks, sandhya, very much. you know the computers have already wasn't people at chess and jeopardy. now, they can add one more feather to their cap. google's giant step towards artificial intelligence, next. new at 6:00 the stagger number of bike thefts in the bay area. michael finney may have a way to stop them at 6:00. but cheryl and i will be right back here. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is on now. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now,

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a federal jury in texas says apple should pay more than half a trillion dollars to setsle claim that is itunes payment system infringes on pat tent issued to business named smart flash. apple says it plans to appeal this decision. bankrupt radioshack is

selling its name and bids will start at $20 million. earlier this morning the the leak tropics giant said it would sell half its stores and shut down the rest. if robots one day take over google is hard at work making sure they are good at classic computer games. the company scientists say they have developed the first robot machine capable of teaching itself,play games. the system operates like a human brain. after the 600 rounds of training over nearly two weeks, the robot was able to learn the rules and win in 49 different games but don't worry our demise is not imminent. the machine did fail at some games requiring planning and foresight, such as miss pac-man. the hair club for american has some new competition and it is not transplants or drugs like rogaine, it is actually tattooing. the procedure is dedee stayed gift look of a close-cropped head of hair one dot at a time. >> just illusion of a full head

of shaved hair, the hairline. >> we will show you how it looks and why it is different from tattooing. still ahead san jose state honoring threes of the heroes. >> what three graduates did to

tonight on abc7 news at 6, my veers tons my visit to afghanistan with the san jose based roots of peace. tonight, you will see how their agoing greste sive agricultural program works as it increases for farmers and traders are teach them,connect to international market. the model is so effective, afghanistan's president is encouraging roots of peace to scale up the program. these tonight at 6:00. >> great report. be sure to tune in for that. what else is coming up at 6:00, we have more. >> a bay area city with too many

good jobs and the proposal google is is making that some say will make things even worse. also airport anxiety. the ongoing problems with southwest airlines' jets that grounded hundreds of local passengers again today. the abc7 news i team explains why a local zoo may be shipping away its chimpanzees from the only home they've ever known. it is all coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >>v: wx9-juá well san jose state oscar proud of three of its alumni who took home a statue at sunday night's academy awards. >> we jumped out a window. >> no it's quite -- >> we jumped out a window. >> the three worked on "big hero oscar for best animated film. >> no other san jose state alumni worked on other two films, train your dragon two and "the dam keeper."

>> thanks so much for joining us. breaking news on this wednesday night. the terror arrests right here in the u.s. three men in custody, one stopped at jfk airport. accused of trying to join isis. what they were allegedly willing to do here. the states of emergency tonight. the massive pileup. more than 70 cars, multiple injuries. guilty in the "american sniper" trial. the former marine, convicted. tonight, an abc news exclusive, the jurors. and the audio we never heard. the convicted killer. did he know what he was doing was wrong? the gas explosion. workers called to that scene after the smell, then the explosion. and now, we learn the culprit was outside the home. the new warning tonight. and the concern in space this evening for an american astronaut. the discovery in his helmet.