shape. emergency crews were called to a home. according to the fire department the victim is in -- in this attack is a woman in her 40s. she suffered serious injuries to her face, arms and legs, and was rushed to the playing field here where an air ambulance was waiting. she was flown to john muir trauma center in walnut creek. neighbors tell thus were quite a few emergency vehicles, including fire, police, and animal control officers. >> and alert on when we left the animal control guy was here, and it seemed like there were a lot of people out front, kind of getting interviewed by animal control. >> now know the neighbors? >> we don't know them. >> reporter: according to the pinole fire department, the dog was taken into custody by the animal control officer and there were no other people who were injured. a authorities have not yet released the name of the dog owner, nor of that victim. reporting live in pinole, sergio quintana, abc7 news.

>> thank you. we have breaking news now in the east bay. this is a live look in livermore where at least one person is dead after police and firefighters responded to reports of a shooting in an upscale neighborhood. it happened just after 4:30 this afternoon. you can see they have the scene roped off there. this is near winding stream drive and altamont creek drive. we have a crew on the scene trying to get more information right now. so stay with us here on abc7 news or follow us on twitter. hayward police arrested a suspect accused of shooting at an officer and then holing up in a home. this afternoon the s.w.a.t. team moved in and as what appeared to be gas or smoke powder out -- poured out from the windows and then they took map away in handcuffs. this began at 2:00 a.m. when police say the suspect shot at an officer in a traffic stop. the officer was not hurt.

police say the suspect was driving a car that could be connected to a shooting last night. the parents of a woman charged with the murder of her 20-day-old baby are standing by heir. san ma that green is in the yolo county jail, accused of killing her son, justice rees last week. the baby's father says green had been running from something the night the baby died. this morning her parents released a statement saying their daughter has quote, never been in trouble with the law. we know in our heart that sammy would never do anything intentionally to harm her newborn son. an east bay family still coping with the loss of their teenaged daughter one year after she was hit and killed bay train. tonight they're channeling the grief into a way to help others. cornell bernard is live in martinez where many are remembering jenna betty. cornell? >> reporter: a really got to be inspired by the courage of the betty family. the memorial to their daughter,

jenna, still stands here here in martinez not far program where she was:by a train. her family choosing to help others in need. >> a lot of the kids never go on the train tracks anymore. >> friends say the untimely death of general na has brought greater awareness about the danger of trains, but that's only the beginning. the 14-year-old girl with the big smile had a way of bringing out the best in everybody. >> if you're feeling down just text jenna and tell her your problem and she'll cheer you up. >> she was struck and killed a year ago by a freight train. she ran back to pick up a cell phone she dropped on the tracks. >> honestly, i feel like she walks with us every day. >> jenna's mom has managed to channel her grief into something positive starting with the hash tag, her mile. >> an idea of starting a nonprofit was born and i knew i wanted to help people who were in a similar situation that our family was going through.

>> her smile.org has already helped eight families with financial and emotional support and on monday the jenna betty memorial golf tournament will be held at franklin canyon golf course in hercules. they exhibit to raise $10,000. >> jenna should not be forgotten. we all should remember her and remember her not for how she tied or that she died but for how happy she always was and who she was. >> jenna's death its still teaching many very important lessons. >> things happen on a dime and i think it has brought greater awareness, not only for just train safety but overall safety. >> a teen with an amazing smile now bringing hope and strength to others. in martinez cornell bernard abc7 news. >> new details in san francisco where a major entrance to interstate 280 has re-opened after flooding left it closed for most of the day. all southbound lanes of san jose avenue were shut down. the flooding started just before 9:00 this morning near randall

street in the glen park neighborhood. some muni tracks were underwater bus service was restored this afternoon. the leak has been traced to a water substation in the mission district but word on what caused it. >> tomorrow the san jose city couple we drill to fix crumbling roads. the cost to fix all the potholes is half a billion dollars. the city would have to triple its current annual spending on streets to keep them in their current condition. council members will start looking at where to come up with the money tomorrow. the california g.o.p. made history today by officially recognizing a group of gay republicans who have been fighting for years for formal acceptance. the log cabin republicans received overwhelming support to receive a charter during this weekend's convention in sacramento. the group has been around for 38 years, but some social conservatives have opposed the group's inclusion.

>> republicans have their eyes on the scene being vacated by barbara boxer. at this weekend's state g.o.p. convention assembly man rocky chavez says he plans to announce he is running for the seat. on thursday, california republicans have not been able to elect a statewide candidate since 2006. boxer is retiring next year. the only major candidate right now is a democrat, attorney general kamala harris. still ahead at 6:00, not too soon to think about prom season. the help today for teenage whore struggling with the cost of formal wear. the public message today from people who lost family members to prescription drug abuse. a big surprise for two sisters. what they thought would be other birthday party turned into something so much more. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're closing the books on a gorgeous first day of march around the bay area. as we enter the new work and school week i'm tracking popup

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>> prom season is almost upon us and for the 12th year in a rea san francisco nonprofit is giving away dresses to bay area

teenagers. the princess project's giveaway kicked off today. since 2002 the nonprofit has supplied more than 20,000 dresses and alaska seery -- accessories to girls in need. many of the girls return after high school as volunteers. >> they come to get a dress and then volunteer after high school or to help set up, just pay back for what they received from us before. >> well done. love the tiara. today was the first of four giveaways in san francisco. interested girls must book an appointment online and bring a valid high school i.d. to get a dress. the march 7th event is full but appointments are still available on march 15th and 21st. you can find more information on our web site, abc7news.com. people in san ramon gave out a dose of awareness this morning. the name of the new 5k walk organized by mothers who lost sons to prescription drug abuse. hundreds of people came together at iron horse middle school to

share their stories of loss. their main message, lock up your medication so it stays out of the hands of children and drug seekers. >> that's the one single the we can do that can make a difference. you have no idea who is taking your medication. if it's not secured. >> abc7 news cheryl jennings emceed the event. march is prescription drug awareness month in california. excitement is a given when you're two years old and it's your birthday, but for one little girl it's a birthday that will be talked about for years. >> hi. >> pearl and her sister got to see their father for the first time in more than eight months. now, pearl actually first ran to her grandpa but she is just two. joe kearn is a sergeant first class with the new jersey national guard and has been stationed in qatar and missed his older daughter's third birthday. >> it's really -- i said to

myself i didn't want to miss two birthdays in one year so we spoke about and it said, got to come home. makes you understand that being home is better than being away. >> very sweet. the visit was a complete surprise. kearn will get just five days with his family and then has to fly back overseas on tuesday. coming up next on abc7 chance at 6:00, hail at the beach. california's wild weather moves to southern california. and it has been the warmest winter on record in san francisco. what's ahead for the work week? abc7 news drew tuma dry is up next with the forecast. >> the warriors showing heart in boston as they faced a 26-point deficit erased it in the fourth quarter. what a finish, and we have it for you

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>> take a look at this unusual sight. this is hail coming down at venice beach. the video was posted on instagram. southern california has seen heavy rain, lightning and small hail today.

sound farm? just like what parts of the bay area saw yesterday. look at this. some tahoe ski resorts back in mid-winter shape thanks to recent storms. this is video provided by kirkwood mountain resort. kirkwood said it received 12 to 14-inches of snow in the past 48 hours and 14 to 16 inches over the past three days. right now there are no chain requirements on either interstate 80 or highway 50, and you can track the snow by downloading our weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play. over to drew now for a look at what is ahead. more change in our winter wonderland is over. that was so fun yesterday seeing all the images of snow and hail. >> the hail was incredible. much quieter evening on top. live doppler 7hd right now showing you we're not dealing with strong to severe storms we hat quiet conditions. earlier this is how it looked as the sun was setting. the sun going down at 6:00 3 on the dot. this time next week thanks to

daylight saving, the sun is going to set at 7:10 in the evening. live look outside from the sfo camera showing you quiet conditions, clear skies. that there could be delays thanks to low clouds moving, so be aware of you have a flight. forecast calls for clear skies early on clouds thicken after midnight tonight. so for monday we'll call it partly sunny with a chance of an isolated shower, and then after monday the storm door is going to close and we turn to a dry and rather warm pattern. out there right now we're seeing 57 in oakland currently 59 san carlos a 4 in napa. 57 in fairfield, los gatos, 59. satellite and radar shows you the storm that brought us the lightning, hail and downpours yesterday, bringing soaking showers into the southern california. this system will move off the coast tonight and then our focus turns to next system moving in from canada. rain showers developing around seattle at this hour and the

system is going to stay mainly off the coast, just brush by san francisco. so that means we're not talking bat lot of rain but a change in our forecast over the next 24 hours. so monday morning, 7:00, as you're stepping out the door the clouds are thickening but we're dry. the showers pop up mid-morning, around 10:00. the best chan for downpours will be in the afternoon on monday, i see 2:00, hit or miss showers across the region. as the sun sets monday evening, the showers will diminish, and then it opens the door for warmth in the week ahead. look at san jose. average high this time of year, 64 degrees. we'll be below that tomorrow thanks to cloud cover. watch as temperatures take off, and by late next week and into the weekend, temperatures staying some ten degrees above normal in the low to mid-70s. so overnight lows in the bay area, clear skies early, then clouds rave after midnight. 49 overnight in san francisco 44 fremont 43 vallejo. highs for monday, intervalsvals of clouds, peeks of sunshine and

then showers in the afternoon. 60 in san francisco. 63, oakland. 60, palo alto and 62 the high in livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for scattered showers for monday. it's oust here monday evening. by tuesday it's nothing but sunshine and we're warming up. mild for wednesday. a couple 70s start to pop up on the board, and the numbers have increased even into thursday. mainly sunny, a mild march day on friday. we're sun-soaked on saturday, and then saturday night we bounce ahead one hour daylight savings begins and by sunday still well above normal in the low to mid-7s so. even the long-range forecast doesn't bring rain until mid-march. so we're in the dry pattern after tomorrow. >> thank you drew. >> sure. >> shu, what's your long-term forecast? >> spring forward right? okay, just want to make sure. i want to be on time that day. warriors, game five of six on the road. today in boston.

most nba teams fall 26 points behind game over. not the warriors. showing more heart than i've seep all season. the warrior fan never gave up hope even when the celtics took a 26-point lead. warriors cut it to 16 the half. probably thought it was over. then bogut is posterized. a sick facial. you can never count the warriors out. sean livingston, layin and one. steph curry, makes it a three-point laid. trayvon green then dries and will throw it down with i right hadn't. green gives the warriors the lead. he 14 points 1, 1 boards. and then they hang on with under 30 seconds to play. iguodala almost loses i on the steal. gathers it with his left hand puts it in. golden state with the largest comeback in the nba this season. 26-points and win 106-101. college hams cal hosting oregon on senior day.

david kravic's final game at the pavilion. two-handed slam. cal's jordan matthews, a three-ball action. team high 17. cal up one at the half. second half, burr, the finish and one. bears up two. and all he can do is smile. senior david kravic, 13 points season-high 13. a powerful dunk. cal hammers oregon state, and here is the senior on his final home game. >> hasn't quite hit me i'm not going to play another game here, but great environment especially for college basketball. and i'm going to miss it for sure. >> the toughest part of seeing -- always a very emotional time. i thought we got a good lead and let it slip but i don't care how you win as long as you win. >> senior day in maples for the players and the mascot. passing of the sword. what mascot. first half, the senior, brad firefighter, tucks can do it

too. are you kidding? seven seconds left. senior chase, this for the win. can't get it to go. stanford falls to oregon, on senior day. you can't do that. 73-70 the final. stanford women in oregon-didn't play like the 19th ranked team in the nation. first half lily thompson three of her 14. cardinal up one at the halfful second half, ducks on a 15-2 run. actualer sweet move and the finish. gillian, had a game. ncaa best. 27th double-double of the season. stanford follows to oregon 6255. rain dampened the honda classic, canceling yesterday's third round so today the players took the course in round three and four in a race with darkness. ian poulter a 4-under 66.

he is 2-over in the fourth round but at 7-under. phil mickelson making a run. from the rough on two for birdie. it's going -- just short. he is 4-under on the tournament. three strokes back. patrick reed, all alone in third. one shot back. putting uphill. got it. play has been suspended due to darkness. they'll complete the tournament tomorrow. here's your leaderboard paul casey ex-ian poulter share the lead. reed in third at one back and phil mickelson in a five-way tie for fourth. plenty of golf remaining. >> to atlanta. a wreck takes out several drivers, include jeff gordon. finished 41st. failed to finish both races this year. 20 laps to good. another wreck this time started by greg biffle. brings out the red flag. on the restart jimmie johnson takes the checkered flag, leading 92 of 325 laps. gets a hug from his daughter. his fourth year in the winner's circle and 74th 60 his career.

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>> i are. join us tonight on kofy tv 20. we have new details on the murder of the sonoma woman. and then on abc7 news at 11:00 people line up for hours to get their hands on a popular pastry in san francisco, but now someone has cut the line, in a very big way. why police are on the case. that is tonight at 11:00. singer lady gaga and actor vince vaughn were among thousands of people who plunged into icy water in chicago today for a good cause. take a look. that is lady gaga ron the shoulders of her fiancee. then he dunks her completely in lake michigan. actor vince vaughn did a backwards fall into the water. the annual event benefits the special olympics and has already raised more than $1 million. my worst nightmare budget i might follow vince in there. that's it

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