live from the kgo tv broadcast center in abc 7 news. it's saturday february 28th. good morning and thanks for joining us. i am chris. let's start off with a quick look at the forecast. here is lisa tracking the live doppler hd and some changes on if way lisa. >> yeah, that's right a low bringing chilly temperatures across the bay and scattered showers to the south bay and mountain snow where there's a winter weather advisory, so by down through santa cruise this is the wettest areas and up to the north around napa a few showers and into the nevada, we have picked up 17 inches in the squal and around five inches in truck can i. so looking at the snow and the slick conditions for 80 and 50.

we will talk about the highs today coming up. chris? >> thank you. crews are getting a handle on a three alarm fire. they just got it under control a few minutes ago. it was burn nothing the warehouse of 42nd avenue. that's just north and here is a photo tweeted out about a half hour ago showing how intense the flames were. it shows the smoke coming from the building there and we're told that there's no injuries. ininvestigating a at aal crash. it happened before 3:00 on interstate 580 east on the off ramp. police say a volvo crashed and ended up hitting a construction truck. the driver of the car was killed, but none of the construction workers were hurt.

they believe the driver was traveling more than 100 miles an hour at the end of the crash. all lanes have reopened following a fatal crash on highway 101. it happened around 1:30 this morning on south bound 101 on the off ramp. police say that a passenger was e jektded and the was unresponsive. investigators are trying to determine what led up to the accident. in developing news the mother of a newborn baby found dead has been arrest in the connection with her son's death. police say that 23-year-old samantha green was booked in around midnight for murder. the body of her son 20 day old justice reed was found wednesday in a remote area. green was found in the same area 17 hours earlier suffering from cuts and bruises. if pair was reported missing on monday. police cleared the screen

after determining a suspicious package was a hoax. it was discovered around 8:00 last night in the area of 34rd. they say that it appeared to be a threat because it had a timer, pipe and wire. the bomb squad was called to the screen and determined it to be a hoax. residence were asked to shelter in place until the issue was resolved. police cleared the screen around 10:00 last night. devastating consequences for a north bay woman. the man in this picture used some kind of electronic device to unlock a vehicle and steal an expensive bicycle. it was the victim's livelihood. a abc 7 reporter has news. >> reporter: you can see the suspect tracing this and then watch as he approaches and taps the door handle and magic the doors unlock and he is able to

walk away away with a sutd case and a $15,000 bike. >> the owner was home the entire time. the way that he went into the car and got the bike out and just knew exactly what he was doing. >> that bike was an expensive hobby but she is a athlete. >> it's a three-second violationsliel three-second violation of my life style. >> he used a remote to open the car doors. >> although this is the first one 7 on your side has reported on the hackers since 2013. in the past two years advice from police has not changed. >> if there's value do not leave it in the car. take it with you. >> she is grateful that her sponsor can provide a new bike but she knows that not everyone is lucky. >> i want to get my bike back. that's important for me.

more than anything, i want to be able to catch this guy. >> if you recognize this hi-tech thief, call police. tiffany wilson with abc 7 news. 8:05 is the time. a school faces a lawsuit after crashing through a p window after jumping on a trampoline. our media partner times reports that grahams family accuses four stars gymnastic center of anything negligent. they claim a miss happen took place back in 2007. new details now in a murder investigation where sheriff deputies have found a stolen car. last night discovery came after he was found dead inside a home in pen grove on thursday. they described the interior as being in disarray. they have not said how the

victim was killed expect that she was slumped over in her chair. shocked neighbors say that she rented out the land and farm building. >> i feel that it was someone that they knew. they had a business and where people were coming up and storing stuff. >> this is going to hit home hard. >> she lived in the home with her brother when the crime took place. detectives would not say where they found the victim ask car. families say that they're outraged that a predator lives in the neighborhood. 71-year-old charles moved to this home last week. he was convicted in sexual assaults in bay area children in the late 80s and early 90s. he was released in 2013 and placed at a cottage but a court ordered him to move because he was too close to an elementary school. he is a tenth of a mile away from an elementary school that

meets legal requirements. >> begin the concerns by a number of the neighbors we're going to look to see if we can have him moved. >> i don't believe that he creates a threat any longer, so please allow him to peacefully live out his days. >> chris man is required to wear a gps ankle bracelet. 8:07 is the time. police are looking for a man on a mountain bike that attacked a woman hiking. near the entrance to the 680 north of san investigator thes say that the hiker had a contact with the bike cycle or pedals. she suffered bruises and cuts and had to go to the hospital. a 6,000 dollar reward is being offer in the case of two dogs a mother and her puppy. investigators put both dogs and

then jumped them in watsonville. the surviving dog is being cared for by animal rescue. some lighter news google has unveiled planes for the headquarters in mountain view. you can see the google vision in this video and it includes putting echo friendly workplace spaiss and robots can rearrange to the latest needs and the company says that it will restore water ways and outdoor areas will be opened to the public. 20,000 people work at googles campus and the new plan has space for 30,000 employees. prayers for the bay area are being offered to those fair away. a church held a vigil hoping to raise awareness on the isis attack on the community in syria and iraq this week. here are the details.

>> the bishop of the church delivered service in the language. >> they're the very last group of people that speak the language of jesus. >> they're members that are terrified for family in northern iraq and syria after they took hundreds of christians hostage this week. >> we talked to some of them and you know they're in bad shape. we need things to protect ourself. >> bopra rishthey're calling on the u.s. military to intervene but they have watched as the ancient artifacts were being destroyed. >> showing the bull being taking a sledge hammer to it. this is an ancient artifact that's excited thousands and thousands and thousands of years. >> to me as far as i am concerned this is the 21st century holocaust. >> the u.s. government should

alaw turkey to have a safe heaven there. >> the department of homeland security is funded for one more week. a funding bill passed the house yesterday and 357 too 60 with supports to both parties and president obama has signed up. conservatives apose the bill because it allowed president obama to block the deportation of the undocumented immigrants. time is 8:10 and weather wise showers are headed our way. >> wayyeah maybe a rainbow or thunderstorm. partly cloudy skies and wind as well. a little bit of everything for the last day of february. come back and we will talk about march temperatures and rainfall amounts all in a few minutes. >> okay. lisa, we will see you soon. an unsettling trend emerging and why so many vehicles are getting on the accidents before the toll plaza.

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covering wine country and all of the bay area. this is abc 7 news. welcome back everyone. there's been a rise in accident

recently at the golden gate bridge toll plaza and that made made to the changes there and the movable barrier. abc reporter wade freeman has the story that you will only see here on 7. >> reporter: you're looking at number 29. now a really bad day on the golden gate bridge. >> totally surprised. >> surprised not by the number but the barrier that he at this time. he is the 49d ths to report during the 26 days. >> the theory is that we're not having anymore than before. it's just that the impact to the vehicles is a little more severe. >> bridge captain lisa knows that the new barriers comply with the federal regulations and the old ones do not. they're no whiter but they're tougher on cars and tougher to

repair. the district has spent $187,000 on parts and labor since january 12th and money plans to get back drivers who hit the barriers. they expect the part in the back to last through the year. >> you can see looking at this that this is better than the old system. >> this is a legal system. the other ones were not compliant. >> they say speed is a factor. when john hit it, he was going only four miles an hour. >> with you it clear to you the way that it was marked? >> i thought that it was. >> as a remedy the bridge says that they have added the white lights and these signs directing wider loads. john says that he missed the signs while consulting the gps. >> who do you blame? i was not paying attention. >> one story among 29 since january 12th.

on the golden gate bridge with abc news. it was an abc news viewer that first alerted us to the story. as always we appreciate the leads that you send us. you can e-mail them at kgo dash tv.com. we're on twitter at abc news bay area and facebook and as always you can call us as well 877-222-7777. time now is 8:16. tickets are on sale for a charity concert to help bay area children in need we talked about rock the casa. court appointed special advocates that serves abused, negligented or underdeserved kids and then those that served kids to summer camp.

they will headline the show at the lusher center on saturday june 20th. you can find ticket information on abc news.com. today 1,000 out of 4,300 radio shack hstores will close. michael finney has more. >> reporter: a check of radio shack -- >> i notice that they're not selling them anymore. >> that's the gift card girlfriend for gift cards.com. she says that gift cards are still being expected and the time is running out. >> actually we have been giving a little bit of a gift. when a store goes into bankruptcy many of them stop

taking them. they announced that they would only expect gift cards through march 6. >> this is not the first time that 7 on your side has ran into this thing. carol complained about her block buster gift cards. >> the man said that we do not take them anymore. he had a sign and turned it around so i could read. >> block buster and other retailers often leave consumers holding worthless cards. they were not many customers when i was out and about but none of them had a radio shack h gift card. that's why the gift card girlfriend says to use it or lose it. >> use them immediately. go and buy the things that you need if they're batteries cell phone chargers, they have remote

control cars and toys. >> i check all of the retail sites thinking that laid owe gift cards may be deeply discount and there's a deal there for you. there isn't. the website discounting tlooentsat this point by ten to 15 percent. hamming today you can celebrate the year of the ram in redwood cities and our very own abc 7 will host the opening cermonies. the celebration will feature line dancers, marital arts and it's all under way this afternoon and admission is free. time is 8:19 on the saturday morning and weather wise there's activity on weather doppler hd. yeah, certainly on the peninsula is your better chance. we have a few showers in the north bay, and we have some snow to report with five and a half

inches so far. at the airport and north star and sniennine inches. how about 17 inches so winter weather advisory until 4:00. you can see the snow and then the rain paralleling the coast and some of it is coming down for quiet a while in mono ray santa cruise and then some scattered showers and then some very interesting cloud structures out there. you will be noticing that today. you could see a thunderstorm. the atmosphere is unstable with the heating of the sun and colder air. here is highway 17 and a little wet there and then the north bay looking out westward to napa could see a few showers. right now is low 30s, so looking at 50 and 80 with some very slick conditions and in fact when the winter weather advisory

expires, you could see some additional snow. we're looking at eight to ten inches above and then no delays but you can see the rain drops on the lends. it's going to be a cool day it had around the bay with the temperatures in some areas not reaching the seasonal norms, so timely feeling like a bit and 51 in st. in the city and the 30s in the north bay and wow it's a lot chillier, so now we're down to 35 and upper 40s in concord. you can see a few rain drops today. also a few possibility of thunder. here is the cooler start for you. 11 degrees cooler and just a couple of degrees cooler and we have had showers in mountain view already this morning and san jose. here is a look at the beach and you see the sky is threatening but with the sunshine and if you're headed down to the board

walk and could be wet there. take the rain gear and hopefully you do not mind getting wet. watch out for that and looking at sunny skies and the low is out of here. low system on monday and thought that it was going to bring us showers. here is the low and here is the cold air. there's not a lot of moisture with it. it's coming from the right direction to bring the low snow levels. we talked about the snow and here is a look at the forecast model for the rest of the rain. this is widely scattered showers. it does not mean that it's going to be raining in that particular'. we could see showers and some lightly scattered showers for a couple of hundreds and in the mountains another couple of inches and you can expect the travel delays and we're looking at highs today and upper 50s. look at the entire state and showers down to los angeles, so about 58 on the coast and 61 and liver moore in the seven day

forecast and sunshine and drier and temperatures will warm with more sun and dry weather as we enter the first week of march. you can see what is showing up on live doppler hd. any time with the abc news weather app. we have more information on abc news.com slash maps. now the extended outlook looks like rain. maybe march is going to pan out with the welcome rain. >> we will hope for the best. the woman behind the dress photo plan to use the fame to help thousands of girls. in honor of black history month we're using the abc feed to celebrate events where you live. we're going to highlight the business woman of california conference happening this tuesday in san francisco. among the featured speakers is nobility prize winners and the leader of the mass action for petes.

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center in abc 7 news. half past the hour and good morning. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the forecast and accepteding it over to lisa. lisa we're feeling cooler temperatures out there. >> yeah, it's one of those days that behind you you saw the sunshine and we're looking at showers and maybe thunderstorms as the winter weather advisory and the rain has been coming

down around mono ray and watsonville. they could see up to a half an inch by later today. lighter mubts to the north and then a few scattered showers and then 280 has seen wet weather and then around east and napa has been wet and rio vista near to valley. no chain requirements but the city is looking snowny. we have seen a foot and a half in 24 hours, so we will talk about what is to come for the weekend and until march in a few minutes. chris? >> lisa thank you. . a manhunt is under way in the isis video. abc chief corespondent travelled to london where they revealed the childhood warning signs that something was wrong. >> this is the face of isis without his mask and his knife according to the neighbors.

seen on the front pages of newspaper a student with a sneer and unaccount bli pittsburgh pirates baseball caps. how he went from this to this is what they're trying to answer. >> we begin to talk to your people on your street. >> one said that he was happy with his life after graduation. >> we never realized that he would go there. >> one of his elementary school teachers said that at the age of 11 he was put into anger management therapy because he was getting into fights. >> we found that he got very angry and worked up and it took him a long time to calm himself down. >> by the age of 21 u.s. and british authorities say that he was desperate to find a terror group that would take him and first trying to be apart of the al qaeda group and finally expected by isis about two years ago.

he came of age in london and they were urging young men to join the jihad he told me that he did not know john but called him a muslim brother who is acts he refused to condemn. >> i want to condemn you guys for being the punk of the biggest perterrorist of the world and that's the americans. >> they're under fire for litting him slip to the fingers and let him go to syria to join isis. authorities say that he is one of hundreds of men being watched and many more at a serious risk and he was not under a 24/7 sur violence. >> bryan with abc news new york. protested today and demonstrating against the killings of christians in the

middle east and the eastern churches is putting on the peaceful demonstration and they plan to wear orange cover alls and kneel in the same posture as the ones beheaded in libya. it gets under way at 3:00 in front of the san francisco federal 8:34. gas prices are on the rise again. a week after the explosion stopped the reduction at a key refinery gas prices have surged since monday. the blast on the exxon and produced about 17 percent of the gas supply and the average price for a gallon of unleaded gas in san francisco is $3.36 and san jose it's $3.29 a gallon. the chp is holding a

recrutedment fair today and statewide there are more than 7,000 7,000 officers on the force and 3,000 of them are woman. they're looking to hire for minorities. >> the communities that we serve are diverse and nationalities and races and male and female. we would like to represent the communities that we serve. >> keep in mind that there's only a four day window to submit the job applications with the chp. that period starts on monday. those that are selected must commit a 22 week training and anyone interested can niendfind a link at abc news doiblth..com. now, the journey to the stamg is for from easy. she will tell her story today at

uc berkeley and we have a reporter. >> from beat boxing to the flight of a bumblebee to more classical inspiration. ♪ >> her love for music solidified on this hospital bed. >> they flipped me over where i lived i could play the piano. >> she was born in chili with dislocated hips. >> her parents brought her to stanford hospital and later houston to undergo one of many surgeries. >> i had to learn to walk and then wheelchair and then crushes and then the cane and then the doctor could say that we had to do it again. >> then she had her music. she attended julliard and

focussing on the flute. she has performed around the world, and in 2014 received a grammy. she has live in the area for 20 years and today she is pain free and does not limp. >> the challenges transform you. you learn from them and they make you stronger. they make your life colorful and magical too. [ laughter ] >> she reminded us one most always be grateful. leigh ann with abc 7 news. ♪ >>. [ laughter ] >> still ahead on the abc 7 sad morning news some of the bay area best young minds are going to go head to head at the young sign ticientist scientist. a live lookout side and you can see the cloud in the distance and the sun is shining but we cohave the possible changes on the way in terms of the forecast

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welcome back everyone. we're taking a live lookout side and you can see that it's a little dark outside in term tofs cloud cover right now. we may see the thunder down in those parts. lisa will let us know the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> it's been called the noble prize of high school science. 40 finalists nationwide and three come from a single school in san jose.

jonathan bloom talked to them and one that was there before. >> they're just ordinary teenagers doing extraordinary research. >> i diskovperred a gene that could have a link to colon cancer. >> my father was diagnosed with colon cancer, so i wanted to find out the basis of the disease. >> he is just doing what the school taught him to do following the the passion. >> he seek out mentors and supportive to have them go as far as they can go. >> they have not one but three finalists they're not just smart but true lovers of science. >> i guess from a small age i have been interested in evolution. >> i have made this tour using artificial intelligence to train

them like scientists. >> he is figuring out how people evolve while the classmates sudden did is a modern medical problem. >> this is a human liver. >> fatty liver disease is on the rise. he is studying human genes to understand why. he will present the finals in washington dc. >> by making science glamorous, it gets so much high schoolers thinking of science. >> for many the trip is washington is just the beginning. they have the whole future ahead of them and this is a good start. in 2006 student claimed second place in the intell contest for an equation that brought order to the random movement and went to harvard and finished that degree. >> aside from that i decided to come down and get my ph.d. >> now he said that he still thinks about the tripe to washington. >> i felt that the best thing was meeting the other finalists.

i am still in touch with many of them to this day. >> all bright young minds and all winners in their own right. >> they're not just doing this to get a prize. they're trying to contribute to the field. >> jonathan bloom with abc 7 news. >> best of luck to those students. very cool. going to get a check of the weather, and it's going to be sunny outside and a little chilly too. >> yeah, we have the showers around the bay and the possibility of a thunderstorm day and the snow has been adding up in the mountains. kingville and 9.5 inches since yesterday and tahoe city. you can see where the sierra snow starts and the northern heads and then continues. look offshore and rotate asking that will bring the colder and unstable air to the bay area. the focus has been the central coast this morning from cap toe

la and sen at that cruise and you can see all of the cells offshore. we will take you further north from half moon bay and you have seen the scattered showers and highway 1 and a couple popping up and then up to the valley and up through napa and then fairfield. the few elevations and that will continue throughout the day and we will add a little bit more heating and maybe thunderstorms throughout the afternoon, so truck looking at the snow and no chain controls. there it is down south ward. >> we're looking at the cloud build up from the camera on top of the peek. 50 at san jose and san francisco has the rain drops at the airport earlier and that's the case throughout the amp. look how blue it is and a beautiful shot and a cooler afternoon. some temperatures not reaching

the seasonal norms and that's like it for the end of february. we're down to 35 in napa earlier and right now it's in the 30s there as well as santa rosa and 48 in concord and liver moore. you can see a couple hundred more today and it's a chillier start from the north bay and mountain view waking up to some cooler conditions and the afternoon highs will be cooler as well. we could see some showers here in the north bay, but for the most part the activity is far south of here. showers focussing to santa cruise and then along the santa cruise mountains and then a chance of thunder and then a dry day tomorrow. there's the low and then it's an upper level low and then a couple of them and brings the colder stable air. with it it's moisture. it's coming from the right direction to bring the low snow level as low as 4,000 feet. that's the way that it should be

this time of the year. as we go through the next couple of hours you will notice that the activity and a few pop up showers and cannot rule out in the east bay. five inches in donner and then another five for south lake. the highs across the state is held down everywhere and 63 in los angeles and scattered showers and redwood city it's cool and maybe a thunderstorm for maybe the lunar celebration. a little settled today and warmer by a few degrees and monday another system could bring a few more showers and by tuesday and wednesday we're warming up and by the end of the week we're looking at nearly 70 around the bay. that's not respectpresentative of the whole month. >> it's been a while since i have seen the graphic.

now some sad news and former new york knicks player anthony mason has passed away. he was diagnosed with heart failure earlier this month. he was 48. last night the warriors tried to bounce back after losing to the cavaliers on thursday. here is abc news sports director in the sports report. ♪ >> good morning everybody. the warriors had every reason to be dragging. there was smoke in cleveland and did not get in in 3:00 a.m. friday morning and went out and crushed the rafters. oh the warriors felt at home and they made only one of 19 shoots and one of 19 and got a lay up. up 23 in the half and then he comes up in the third quarter and two minutes and firns with 25. step had 22 and warriors up 40

and then the warriors have the next stop sunday in boston. so after beating the warriors the cavaliers rest lebron james against the pacers and indiana loving that. he says thank you and it's a team and 15 points and 12 assists and then inside as the pacers snap the four game win streak and it's hard enough fishing with one arm but the a's have a prospect that's a switch pitcher. he is a lefty and righty. he sent seven years with the minors with the yankees and baseball had -- he is a switch hitter, so he set up to hit only to see hit get set to you throw and he switched it over and then he switched it back for six

minutes without a single pitch being thrown and he has a glove that he wears. >> guys want to try on the glove but after the first time a lot of people do not realize that i switch. it just becomes part of the game. baseball is the only thing that i can do from both sides. it is strictly right handed. >> hoping that he makes the team. >> the earthquakes have the new stadium and the first game is today when the quakes host the gal -- it has state of the art technology and the largest outdoor bar along in america and the widest led screen in california. head coach excited to play in the brand new palace. >> it's a proper place. the players coming out the half

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