it sounds like there's like a serial predator out there. looking for girls. >> the search is on in the east bay for a man police say tried to kidnap a teenage girl. the same suspect may be linked to another attempted kidnapping two weeks ago. i'm katie marzullo. cornell bernard is live at the hayward police department. people are telling you they have seen this man before? >> reporter: yes, many say they have seen this man around town before. more than once. and tonight police are on the lookout. >> scary to you? >> yes. i have two little kids.

>> she is worried after police say 125-year-old girl was walking home from school on whitman avenue hen this man tried to pull her into his white sedan, possibly a honda. she victim got away and gave this information, a thin white man, 20s 5'7" wearing prescription glasses, scruffy beard. >> i have seen him walking over here. >> she has seen him. >> wanda's daughter taylor swears she has seen him, too. >> yes, by my school. >> you think? >> yes, he was just walking. wasn't doing anything. >> last month a map wearing a hoodie matching a similar description tried to kidnap a 14-year-old girl into his white sedan. she got away. police are connecting the crimes. >> but we are actively pursuing

the theory these two cases could be related. >> parents are on alert. >> you can't allow your girls to walk alone or even your boys. >> you let your daughter walk home from school by herself and. >> absolutely no. i don't let any kid catch the b.a.r.t., bus or anything like that. >> those who recognize the suspect plan to call police, as the search for him continues. >> eight people were injured when the roof of a garage collapsed during a prest. patrick's day block party. this is video posted by the college newspaper. up to 40 people were standing on top of the garage when it collapsed. at least 1500 people attended the event. officials say one person was impaled by a piece of wood. sevens were treated for minor injuries. san jose police are investigating a double-shooting that left one man dad and another injured it happened around 2:00 this morning on oak street. police found two male victims

both in their early 20s in front of a home. each man had been shot at least once. the suspects got away. this is san jose's sixth homocide of the year eight homocide's have been reported by this time last injury. a historic day in alabama. today is the 50th anniversary of the selma riots, turning point in the civil rights movement. today president obama stood in solidarity and remembrance with survivors of the day known as bloody sun day. congresswoman barbara lee of oakland was at the ceremony. mary bus bruce has more. >> the nation first african-american president walking in the footsteps of the freedom fighters who paved his future and altered history here 50 years ago today. thousands gathered in selma to remember that day in 1965 when peaceful protesters marched chaos the edmund pettus bridge

demanding equality. they were met with violence. state troopers armed with clubs and tear gas. it was a tipping point that proved the power of nonviolence to spark change and spurred congress to pass the voting rights act. >> it was not a clash of armies but a clash of wills. a contest to determine the true meaning of america. >> but for all the progress made echos of selma remain, in the shooting deaths of unarmed black men by white police officers. to the rolling back of the voting rights act. the president enlisted the next generation who came to witness this moment in history to come together to be foot soldiers for change. >> we know the march is not yet over. we know the race is not yet won. >> and that message was felt here today so many people telling us they came not just to remember or to cross that

historic bridge, but to finish the work of those who marched before them. abc news sell marks alabama. >> a few dozen people walked across the golden gate bridge to show solidarity with marchers in selma this afternoon. many held up signs and chanted in protest of police officers across the country who are accused of shooting and killing unarmed men of color. >> in 1965 people were out there saying basically black lives matter, and unfortunately in 2015 we're out here saying the same thing still, 50 years later, along with brown lives matter. >> nothing has changed or nothing will change. we need something radical. we can't work with the system no longer. we need revolution for radical things to happen. >> others are calling for more peaceful protests to foster change, like the march from montgomery to selma, alabama. others want to shut down the system by stopping the normal routines of society. no school no work, no business as usual. more protests were held today in madison wisconsin

after the fatal shooting of an unarmed 19-year-old black man lanight. >> black lives matter! >> protesters gathered outside the police department and throughout the city, chanting and holding signs that read "black lives matter" the chief police said the officer shot the suspect after she suspect assaulted him. >> you have to be clear about this. i want to be very transparent. he was up armed. >> my son is now another statistic, another black kid shot by the police for no reason. >> robinson's family is asking protests to be peaceful. the officer involved has more than 12 years experience and was cleared of any wrongdoing in a previous shooting. the wisconsin department of justice will lead the investigation. six patients have new kidneys thanks to surgeons at california pacific medical center and sick donors. including this woman. she is credited with kicking off

the largest kidney donation chain in the 44 year history of cpmcs transplant center shep wanted to give the organ but had no one to accept it. she found recipient through a software program. her match led to five others, creating the rare six-way kidney swap. >> it has been a magical experience. i just feel like everything happen -- everybody played an intricate part in that's right was supposed to happen, coming together. >> broussard says she plans on running a marathon this year. doctors say those who had surgery thursday are already up and walking. wonderful news. it is opening day at o.co stadium. >> really good. >> but as you might notice, not for the major leagues. still to come on abc7 news what

makes this event so special for the littless future baseball stars. amal clooney's the job at a prestigious university. >> starting off this weekend on a sun-soaked saturday. temperatures in the upper 70s but change is headed our way for sunday. we'll have the details and the full accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a reminder, daylight saving time begins sunday, 2 al. we're springing forward. so, don't forget to set your clocks forward one hour before bed tonight.

>> the chinese new year parade in san francisco is about to get underway by the minute now. this is a live picture near the start of the parade at market and third street. look at all the people lined up. this is the year of the ram. more than 100 floats and groups will take part in the parade. the big star of the event 268-foot dragon that takes 100 people to carry. started in the 1860 the parade and festival have grope to be the largest celebration of asian culture outside of asia. tiffany wilson is out there and will have a live report at 6:00. some of the youngest baseball players took over o.co coliseum today. little league season is here and this is opening day. each year the oakland a's invite potential future major leaguers to parade through the coliseum grounds and play in a special fun zone. the kid range in age from five to 17 and from all over the bay

area. it's back rite of passage just before springtime. >> a special day for us because from our game we get to parade around the circle. >> start the season off. >> i feel great. it's a big responsibility. for us. >> too cute. more than a thousand young players took part today. in that big responsibility. international human rights lawyer amal clooney is moving across the pond to teach in the big apple. she will lick tour on human rights law at columbia in new york this spring and be a senior fellow with the law school of human right institute. she is also authoring a new book on international law. her husband george also currently in new york, filming a new movie. still ahead as 5:00, the dancing man who took the internet by storm how some celebrities are now jumping in on his big party plans. if you weren't outside today, boy, did you miss out.

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celebrities are now jumping in to throw the dancing man an awesome party. these photos making fun of a man for being overweight brought outrage. cassandra fair banks reposted it on twitter and asked the followers to find him because women in l.a. wanted to throw him a party. within 24 hours the man accepted the invitation. singer ferrell william wants an invite. tweeting keep me posted about your dance party. dancing man, never be ashamed of yourself and member by tweet i

offer dj services for free for dancing man. no one should ever be ashamed about dancing. that's wonderful and nice to see people take back twitter and internet for something nice. >> speaking of nice, i've seen a lot of folks taking in the sunshine dancing, exercising. it's beautiful. didn't get enough today? more on the way tomorrow. kind of stuck in a stagnant pattern. live doppler 7hd clouds are gathering along the coast but right now we're dealing with nothing but blue sky. we'll take you live outside showing you the sun is bright and beautiful right now but changes are coming our way overnight tonight. the forecast does call for clouds coming in mainly around the bay and along those overnight tonight. also daylight saving begins at 2:00 a.m. so spring the clocks ahead one hour tonight and tomorrow cooler along the coast, thanks to the clouds, still some warm numbers in our inland spots. talking about daylight saving in terms of sunset times over next couple of days tonight the sun

goes down right around 6:00 9'm p.m. and as we spring ahead the clocks the sunset on sunday, staying bright until 7:10 in the evening on your sunday. us there right now, temperaturewise, it's warm in a lot of spots. oakland, 71. 74 concord. danville, 71. san francisco, 65. so if you're headed out on the town for the evening, lots of stars out early on. temperatures in the 50s along the coast few 70s still in some inland spots, and by 11:00 we'll start to see a few clouds building along the coast and temperatures cooling off into the 40s and the up per 50s. satellite and radar show yo not one, not two, three areas of high pressure just building along the west coast. we're calling it a dome of heat and it's going to be over us at least the next three days. look off to the west though, there is a storm trying to get its act together and break down the dome of heat mid-week to brings cloud and the chance of a

couple showers on the board. but for sunday, it's dry it's sunny, and it's going to be warm. sunday morning though coastal low clouds and fog, and even around the bay. the clouds will pull back around the bay but will hang right along the coast. so sunday will have cooler temperatures but inland spots, and all the sunshine still rather mild out there. future temperatures. by tomorrow afternoon, lots of 70s from fairfield antioch, oakland, livermore right along the coast where the clouds ling are much longer half man buy and downtown san francisco, only getting into the mid-and-low 60s for your sunday. overnight lows tonight a mixture 306s in the north bay. 50 san francisco. 46 oakland, 44 overnight in san jose. taking a tour around the bay for your sunday, 76 in san jose, 7 5 sunnyvale, along the coast pacifica a high of 60. downtown san francisco tomorrow, 66. the north bay, 75 in santa rosa

79 cloverdale, warm 74 in sonoma. 74 vallejo. east bay low 70s. 71 union city and inland spots still mild on your sunday. look at that. 76 antioch, 75 san ramon, 76 concord, 76, livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for the sunset tomorrow at 7:10 in the evening. monday coastal fog and sunshine everywhere. tuesday, mixture of sun and clouds. wednesday is when we're tracking tracking the storm system that will cool us down and the potential for shore, not a soaker, but could bring us some wet weather mid-week. then after that temperatures rebound. thursday and friday mid-and-upper 70s and that continues into the weekend. >> unbelievable. thank you, drew. over to shu now. i love the easy transcircumstance spring weather, spring training. >> there you go. former 49er head coach jim harbaugh make sure he has future

in coaching today as he was coaching first base for bob melvin and his a's. what's up with that.

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hi >> she a's facing the angels. bob melvin has 17 new players on the roster and today he added a coach, jim harbaugh. looking for work already? harbaugh' melvin are good friend so he invited him to coach first base. a's at one point trailed 6-1 but battled back. that's a walkoff winner here's

coach harbaugh talking about his friendship with bob melvin. >> the best things, we can talk and text during the season and got something to bounce off him, he's always very responsive and very helpful. >> big fun. giants and padres in scottsdale. norris now with the padres. goes opposite feet. 2 or padres. madison bumgarner on the bump but tim lincecum giving up the long ball and the padres win 7-6. an invite to the ncaa tournament they need to upset arizona today in tucson. head coach johnny dawkins' squad made it to the sweet 16 last year. randle in his final regular season game. but his team was outmatched. york issue right before the

buzzer, arizona led by 16 at the half. senior mcdonald playing his laos -- mcconnell arizona wins 91-69. stanford finishes 9-9. 18-12 overall. cal and arizona state, in beautiful tempe arizona, senior okay for shaq the steal and we cull his a one-handed flush. wallace led the beers with 23. that's all cal got. 21 points, seven boards. cal lost five of the last six, 74-70 the final. they finish 7-11 in conference. wgc tournament, st. mary's one and done defeated by portland. beaten by the gaels nine straight time but led wire-to-wire today. this is the first time in 13 years randy bennett's squad failed to make the semis. kentucky looking to go 31-0. first they had to get through

florida, who beat the wildcats three times last year. however, kentucky wasn't to be denied. aaron harris and the steal and finish. kentucky wins 67-50. 31-0 for the first time in school history. let's tee it up. world golf challenge at doral in south florida, and i saw something today i've never seen in a professional event. let's go right to the par-3. fourth hole. 207 yards. dustin johnson, the 7 iron. going to find the bottom of the cup. ace. 6-under, five back of the leader. that would be j.b. holme go three-putted on one. same hole, same club, same result. two hole-in-ones on the same hole. now, dustin johnson, birdie on 16. and he is only one back of holme. j.b. finds the zone. he perioded four of the last five holes. bogeyed 18. has a five-shot lead going into sunday's final round. >> at 6:00 p.m. here, a

hartwarming story about a young man's career who was cut short in college hoops. and i've never seen two hole-in-ones. unbelievable. coming up, the major university taking its top scholars to new heights.

coming up at 6:00, a rise in civil i syphilis cases in california could affect our most vulnerable citizens. why the celebrity behind

this photo says several people in the picture were missing out. also, the chinese new year parade in san francisco is underway now. this is a live picture for you at market and third streets. this is the year of the ram and more than 100 floats and groups are taking part in the parade, including the big star 268-foot dragon. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson will have a live report at 6:00. >> the coolest way to get accepted to college. the massachusetts institute of technology m.i.t., posted this video to youtube. it appears to show hundreds of drones flying right out of the top of a campus building. each drone carrying an acceptance letter. whether or not the video is authentic, that's up for debate but it certainly builds anticipation for next saturday when m.i.t. will make it acceptance decisions for anxious students all over the world. >> check your drone.

>> big envelope? thank you for watching. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." marching on. history, once again in selma, alabama, thousands making that same march on that famous bridge. the monumental gathering on 50th anniversary of a civil rights milestone. police shooting. a community outraged after an officer killed an unarmed teen. now protests over police brutality. the details emerging tonight. crash landing. a giant college party on a roof top. top. it was all fun until this, the sudden collapse and injuries tonight. and laser danger. those powerful green lights aimed right at the pilot's eyes now a new attack on a helicopter and a race to nab the person on the ground. >> announcer: from abc news