she might be going through. that's my biggest fear, is that she is going through such horror. she doesn't deserve that, not from anybody. >> reporter: monday afternoon, her boyfriend reported 29-year-old denise huskins was abducted from this home on mare island. >> as of this moment ms. huskins' whereabouts are unknown and we are treating this matter as a kidnap for ransom. >> reporter: police say the boyfriend identified through dmv records as a 30-year-old darin quinn has questioned extensively is and is not a suspect at this time. police released photos denise's car. investigators believed it was related to her disappearance. they also could not explain why quinn didn't call 911 until nearly 2:00 in the afternoon though he claims huskins was abducted sometime in the early morning hours. >> if he was tied up that would, you know, maybe -- maybe something like that was

happening. i don't know. maybe he was tied up. >> reporter: meanwhile a command post has been set up near where quinn's car was found. and search teams have been combing the areas all around mare island. this will morning huskins' car was toed away from her boyfriend's house. >> i pray to god she is not going through any horror. i know she is a fighter. >> reporter: she and quinn met seven months ago at kaiser voyage where they both work as physical therapists. in vallejo, laura anthony abc7 news. meantime, the search for an escaped prisoner is he can pantsing tonight. alexander can't yago gonzalez escaped last night from san francisco. vic lee has more. >> reporter: dan, while the search is on the sheriff's office has launched an investigation into the escape. basically, how this could have happened. after all, it's occurred before,

recently. this is the second time in ten months that a prisoner has escaped from san francisco county jail. timothy mimgt a convicted drug dealer, was also taking out trash when he ran. he was later captured at a homeless shelter. alexander santiago gonzalez was being held in the county jail while his federal guns and drugs case wound its way through federal court. last night, at about 8:45, the prisoner was put on trash detail. he was escorted by a sheriff's deputy as he carried garbage from the jailhouse to a dumpster. suddenly, when they got to an unsecured area heo he ran from the deputy, out to an alley and then to harrison street. sheriff's deputies launched an allout search for gonzalez but to no avail. he had disappeared into the night. gonzalez was arrested last may by a multiagency task force in san santa cruz county. investigators call him a big fish in the drug trade. they confiscated from his home an arsenal of weapons and large

quantities of black tar heroin. >> 14 firearms, three of which were assault-type rifles. he had hundreds of rounds of ammunitions for the weapons. he had two sets of body armor. and plus the amount of drugs that he was trafficking into the county. >> reporter: gonzalez was considered dangerous. still, the sheriff's office held gonzalez in a security level that permitted him to go to unsecured areas to perform chores like the trash detail. we asked the sheriff why. >> candidly i would have to say that it is questionable as to how he might have been classified if in fact he was. again, the internal investigation will determine whether or not he was. >> reporter: there is a $5 million escape warrant out for gonzalez. vic lee, abc7 news. now you recall just two and half weeks ago an accused child molester escaped from a

sheriff's deputy in san jose. sky 7 hd shows the manhunt that went on through the night. still authorities haven't found him. a buy czar end to a search for a 23-year-old woman who went missing yesterday from stinson beach. the woman became separating from two male friends. here is the twist. once the woman realized people were looking for her in marin county she intentionally hid from them because she was wanted for failing to appear on arrest warrant in mendocino county. she reportedly tried to sneak back to her car at 11:00 this morning. however a sheriff's deputy was there waiting for her. she is being held in jail on $2500 bail. a man arrested in a police stand off is going to face charges. someone called police about a suspicious man yesterday afternoon. they tracked him to this home on elsinore drive. you can see armed officers just outside there.

a woman in her 90s and her caretaker made it out safely. when the man refused to come out, police sent in a k-9 unit that helped make the arrest. police say he had a backpack with stolen items inside. east bay residents who do not conserve water could see their water bill increase by more than $100 a month this summer. that's one scenario being discussed this evening at the east bay municipal water oourt utility district. under a stage four drought emergency the utility would add an additional charge to buying water from a facility on the sacramento river. >> we normally bring water from the sierras. in comparison to the water we might bring from the sacramento river it could cost us three times or more just in the pumping and the treatment costs. >> the surcharge could increase utility bills by $11 for most customers. heavywater out aers could see their bill jump by $118.

a decision is expected in june. the santa clara valley water district is said to vote on a conservation measure of 30%. right now, users are being asked to conserve 20%. most are failing to neat that goal. the district is a wholesaler that sells water to retailers who in turn sell and deliver to homes and businesses. 49ers officials say they are trying to improve sveltering conditions at levi's stadium before next season. the constant sun made the east side of the stadium very hot during day games last season. the niners consulted with other warm weather teams who deal with this every year to see how they keep their fans cool. as a result, the team will install additional air-conditioning units in the concourse and misters in the nearby plazas. officials are considerings pa passing out hand fans to help keep them cool. an important step forward in

the effort to build a new stadium for the oakland raiders. ed to almeida county approved a measure to build a new stadium. the timing of the vote is important here given that the nfl owners meeting is taking place right now. the show of support might convince owners to help fund a new stadium in oakland rather than support a possible move to los angeles. not everybody is on board with the start up bus services in san francisco. some say they are causing problems. one supervise is calling for a hearing. abc7 news reporter carin listen tyler joins us from san francisco's financial district. >> reporter: this is one of those places where the start-ups -- -- they just got rolling, and already chair ott yo and leaf are hitting bumps in the road. they offer a luxurious alternative to muni taking riders to downtown san francisco in style. >> i don't think they need to

stop. i think what we need to do as a city is think about how we are going to either regulate them or make sure they operate in a way in our city that doesn't impact the quality of life in our neighborhoods. >> reporter: the supervisor is getting complaints like this one from a constituent who sent pictures of chariot which began operating last year blocking his driveway. others complain about double parking. carla says leap informed her just yesterday they plan to use the white zone outside her motel on lumbar street for their morning commuters. >> where are we going to tell our truck driver to unload the products? i have no other room of course this is a busy street, this is my main concern. >> reporter: company execs say they are trying to be good drivers. >> we have gotten complaints and we are starting the process of

moving them. >> we are about fixing that. >> reporter: meantime, traffic officers are responding to complaints by writing fiktsds. in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc7 news. just ahead, can her candor save lives? still ahead the jolie effect. >> new thinking that ovarian cancer actually originates in the fallopian tube. >> actress angelina jolie's decision to remove her ovaries. and google picks up one of wall street's top executives. >> and why facebook could be the next home of the new york times. taking a look at traffic with our 360 camera. we are southbound on 101 as the 280 split. at this moment traffic is moving along well. this is a live ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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search efforts are suspended for the day in the french alps where a german jetliner crashed killing all 150 on board. the german wings flight started descendsing one minute after reaching its cruising height. in washington the white house said there is no indication this crash is linked to terrorism. abc news will have team coverage on this mid air mystery on world news tonight with david muir following abc7 news at 5:00. news that angelina jolie has had a second major surgery to head off cancer is garnering

interest. chris nguyen is in san jose with the story. >> reporter: in willow glen jeannette got the call no woman wants to take. >> your entire world everything that you have known, is turned upside down. >> reporter: an educator for nearly three decades, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer nearly one year ago. >> i have a 39% chance of living five years. i'm one year out. >> reporter: despite the not so great progress sews gnosis, she believes she has better days ahead. >> the words are coming into the public dialogue. i credit angelina jolie for that. >> reporter: the new york times published an on ed written by actress angelina jolie pit telling the world she had her owe varies and fallopian tubes removed after learning she has gene that increases her risk of getting ovarian cancer. she writes.

you can seek advice, learn withb the options and make choice that are right for you. knowledge is power. rob serves as the executive director of cancer care point. he is committed to supporting anyone local whose life is touched by cancer. >> people with strong social support no matter what type of illness they are dealing with do better. >> reporter: is up agrees these days she is safering each and every day she has with family and friends encouraging women to get a check up. >> don't second-guess a symptom. just go and have it checked out. >> abc7 news. >> we have more information about the genetic mutation i think a lina carries. this is from the national cancer institute. on the average about 12% of women will develop breast cancer sometime in their lives. and about 1.4% of women will develop ovarian cancer. but for women with that harmful

brca-1 mowtation, 55% will develop breast cancer. 39% will have ovarian cancer. these numbers are astonishing. with the brca-2 mutation, about 45% of women will develop breast cancer. and between 11 and 17% will develop ovarian cancer. so we have more information about the brca genes and how doctors test them for you at abc7 news.com. a heavy police presence atlas lomas high school in walnut creek in response to threatening graffiti discovered inside the boy's locker room. officers and school administrators decided not to cancel classes. instead, they increased the number of both plain clothed and uniformed police officers on campus. one of the most powerful women on wall street now holds that title in silicon valley. google announced today it has hired ruth porak as its new

chief financial officer. she spend three decades at morgan stanley and played a pivotal role in the 2008 financial crisis leading the morgan stanley team during the bailouts of fannie mae and freddie mac. baseball is in talks with news organizations about hosting news content. this would mean facebook users could view soers without clicking out of the site. the new york sometimes reports this idea is being tested and will likely roll out in a few months. the official marters in are expected to be times buzz feed and national geographic. a monthly subscription fee service is the latest venture the founder of hulu, vessel is like you tube, but with a price tag. it provides early access to videos from performers.

again, it is a monthly subscription fee under $3 a month. congress is moving to make it easier for you to switch carriers for your cell phone and other electronic devices. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here looking into the iske issue. >> this is big for consumers and for the valley. should buying a cell phone or tablet from one carrier mean you should have to stick with that carrier? several members of congress, including silicon valley congressional represent lark ib and ash you say no. they introduced a bill today that would allow consumers to permanently unlock their mobile devices to make it easier to switch carriers. supporters say the bill would increase consumer choice and bring more competition in the marketplace. this bill would make the unlocking provision permanent and expand the devices to onjust cell phones customers from the now bankrupt radio shack listen

up. your information is being sold to the highest bidder. 13 million e-mail addresses and 65 million mailing addresses are for sale as part of the bankruptcy auction. it's up to the bankruptcy court to approve the deals. two companies, however, are fighting it. att says much of that information belongs to them and it's not radio shack's to sell. the phone carrier says it had a deal with radio shack to market phones. the texas state attorney general is also suing saying radio shack explicitly promised its customers the data would not be sold to a third party. if you have frequent flyer models from u.s. air they will soon be completely disappeared. but there is no reason to worry. they are scheduled to be converted into american airline miles this weekend. the two airlines have been running as one since they merged in december 2013. customers from the old u.s. air won't need to do anything. everything is supposed to happen automatically. supposed to happen

automatically. more than 200 million miles, 150 million transactions are being transferred. the whole thing isn't expected to be complete until the first few days of april. now, those u.s. air passengers who have already booked flights on that airline will still get their miles through american. if you have problems, let me know about it. we'll be keeping close track of it. >> if it works it should be no problem. >> yeah, no problem. east bay hike audio hikers won't be able to enjoy a popular park one day this week. for a good reason. all the trails at coyoty hills regional park will close on thursday while mosquito spraying is underway. some of the world's best and bravest surfers may need to wait a year to compete in the maverick's competition. lackluster swells may cause the contest to postpone.

unless condition miraculously change, they are going to have to wait until next year. >> we have changing conditions in the weather. i saw some sprinkles. >> we had a few sprinkles, little drizzle this morning and this afternoon there has been so much cloud cover i'd call it great snoozing weather. don't snooze yet. let me show you live depth doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about the changes ahead. right now the cloud cover. and there is a little bit of moisture. an isolated shower popping up near you kya. it's moving southeast. lake port you may see a shower shortly. here is a live view. mount diablo surrounded by clouds: from our mount tam cam you look back towards san francisco. not just higher clouds but also

low clouds there. napa 64. upper 60s for concord and livermore. lovely view from our emeryville camera. coastal fog overnight. warmer pattern begins tomorrow. and record highs are possible on thursday. here is the pacific satellite picture. that system there coming through responsible for our sprinkles that we saw earlier today. it was measurable rain in you kya. and we did see some drizzle around the oakland airport this morning. surge of warm air is going to follow. and that means temperatures are going up. let's take a look at the warming trends. for wednesday, occasional high clouds. most areas in the 70s and 80s except for the coast where you will see temperatures in the 60s. on thursday mid 80s minute land. records are possible. along the coast the fog will be there to hold the temperatures in check. on friday it is a little bit cooler although you won't notice it much in the inland valleys where numbers will still remain in the low to mid 80s range for your friday. tomorrow morning the one thing

you will have to watch out for is the fog. it will be around near the coast, possibly down the peninsula. be careful. mid 40s to low 50s. uld you will likely need a light sweater or jacket. in the afternoon though you can pretty much get rid of that. 76 in the south bay with lots of sunshine. occasional high clouds in san jose. 68 in gilroy. 74 in mill paid as. a nice mild day on the peninsula. 72 in san mateo. 74 in redwood city. palo alto 73. 63 in daly city. downtown san francisco your temperature will be flirting with 70 degrees. in the north bay, upper 70s around santa rosa, you kya, napa. 74 in san rafael out towards the east bay. sunshine and cirrus the high thin wispy clouds. inland spots, you will be above normal antioch, 80 degrees. livermore, 77 along with walnut creek. accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures are going up the

next two days. records are possible on thursday. mid 80s then. upper 60s along the coast. cooling starts on friday and then you will notice a sharp drop in the temperatures on saturday as the marine layer increases. could even see a little bit of drizzle. low 60s to mid 70s on saturday bumping you right back up a fewist degrees mid 60s to low 80s for the second half of the weekend. dan and cheryl. >> excellent sandsy thanks very much. just ahead, praise and partnership. >> still ahead t

police in the san joaquin county community of tracy are looking for a bear that was photographed last night lurking around a neighborhood. there it is. at least two residents saw this bear. residents are being told to avoid contact with that animal. if they see it, don't go near it. just call animal control. president obama said today nearly 10,000 u.s. troops will stay in afghanistan until the end of next year. the new afghan president was at

the white house today for the announcement. he says the troops will buy time to get his economy stabilized. he also took the time to thank the american people for all their work to make his country a better place. >> yesterday in pentagon i saw young girl. her name is reese. and her father came out of retirement out of reserves to serve again in afghanistan. she is sending a care package every week to her father, and i want to thank her and the father of all other american children for making sure that their parents are helping us and standing next to us. >> last month i was the first western journalist to interview the new president in afghanistan. i talked with him about working with the nonprofit roots of peace one of the groups helping to restore his economy through agriculture. >> you can see that interview on our website.

a new study suggests that a pill could one day make us more compassionate. researchers at uc berkeley and ucsf manipulated the chemical in the brain called dopamine, which is involved in reward and satisfaction. in a small study people given a drug prolonged dopamine levels more sensitive to inequality. researchers say the study suggests that social interaction might be affected by changing basic biological systems in the brain. i know several people we should give that to. >> the compassion bill, i love it. still ahead, the inside scoop on outside lands. ♪ >> one of the biggest music festivals anywhere gets even

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at 6:00, a 7 on your side warning about taking your mobile overseas. tonight the unpleasant surprise one woman received after she got home even though she never turned her phone on. and the company that gives voice to those who can't speak. what it's doing now that could pay dividends in more ways than one. that's coming up an abc7 news at 6:00. giant music festival outside lands announced its star studded headlines today. elton john mumford and sons black keys. >> and 70 other acts will perform during the three day festival in golden gate park from august 7th until the 9th. >> tickets go on sale thursday. >> a portion of every ticket sold goes to the san francisco rec and park department. >> make sure you take all your trash with you. keep the park clean and enjoy yourself. thank you for joining us. world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm cheryl jennings.

>> we appreciate your time. what a beautiful live picture that is out on the water tonight. our next newscast is at 6:00. >> bye-bye. tonight, breaking developments in the jet crash. the midair mystery. the new pictures coming in, trying to reach the crash site. 150 people on board, the plane obliterated. the windows, parts of the tail. tonight, new details on those eight minutes, dropping 32,000 feet. angelina jolie's bold decision, revealing the major medical procedure she's had done. and tonight, the warning to other women. breaking news in the robert durst case. police coming forward, late today, with new information about a missing girl. out of control. the school bus with children on board, smashing into this home. tonight, they reveal the possible cause. and, the air force veteran who helped rescue a little girl after katrina. ten years later, he needs your help tonight finding her.