going to be a mess >> the super bowl is february 7th. but festivities here, there everywhere begin on january 30th there will be logistical challenges. super bowl 50 will likely mean super gridlock. market street closed for traffic and the area transformed into a fan village called super bowl city. >> it's the bay area, we'll have great food wine, entertainment. and our artist community. we'll have technology. >> it's free and will open the week before the game. so locals will enjoy it first.

>> we're going to work to get the traffic out of the city. >> he worries about losing customers. >> i don't think it's fair that you mess up this just for super bowl. >> the host committee wants community nonprofits to benefit, the plan to give them 25% of every dollar raised. >> i like the fact we're going to be known for a giving super bowl. it's going to represent more than the game. >> in addition to free village mosconi center is the scene of a

ticketed event. >> people are facing tough demands to conserve water this summer. the city council considering an orderance requiring a 30% reduction in water use. >> it will not be police officers we don't have the officers on the streets. instead, might be building department code enforcement but they've not yet taken a vote. >> one by one, cities need to pass ordinances to set goals and fines. saying the city will give passes as a $10,000

fine would kick in if left with 30%. >> they don't respect lines so we need to look together at the reamin. it's important for the city to be on the same page. that is a motivation. >> the city council meets with the board on monday to look for areas of cooperation. >> when seeing abuse we should enforce penalties are enforced. >> san jose will be imposing limits on outdoor watering to twice per week. no new landscaping and no filling of swimming pools. >> it's feasible if we make cuts for indoor savings that is helpful. we've had a low water use

landscape for years. and are able to cut so we know it's possible. >> 30% is more than double than what people saved in the past year. >> top water agencies say they're willing to strike down a tiered billing sis women the state said san juan capistrano charged people more per gallon once using more than their allotted amount. the water district has a different rate structure and water company is a private company if not affected by the ruling. >> the board of supervisors agreed to explore desalination.

the supervisors voted to form a working group to look into it. >> police are on the lookout for a sexual assault suspect. they issued this sketch today of a man in his 30 s, 62, and when she lost balance, he fell on her, running away. the family is saying the that that was not justified. authorities say he he had a knife. and was trying to steal another man's bicycle. they saw the crime and shot him. they said lopez was fleeing from the scene and dropped a knife.

we reached police this evening. they told abc7 news they'll launch a new investigation. >> tonight we're hearing from an 8-year-old boy asleep in the back of a stolen car. his family plans to file a complaint against the officers who helped find their son. abc7 news joins us live from the police department to explain. tiffany? >> they say mom and dad were brought here in the back of the squad car in handcuffs and they want officers to undergo more training. >> no longer the center of an amber alert. >> i just want to say to everybody that was out looking for me. >> this family is upset with the

way officers handled the investigation. >> we're treated like a criminal. >> it's hard to see but says this is the moment officers put her in handcuffs. paul says the situation escalated when they would not allow officers inside. >> we have two dogs, one will bite. >> an officer tried to explain why they needed to search the house. >> the first thing you do is start where they last were. every agency does that. >> former fbi agent. >> people that are being interviewed get defensive. which is natural. police are used to that. there is undo sensitivity here.

>> the guzmans hired an attorney and plan to file a mrant against the police department. >> abc7 news was in san jose at the end of a long, tense standoff. police taking a 27-year-old into custody and police say he is a convicted felon, wanted for a parole violation. >> police chief says he was doing his job when he tackled a murder suspect who escaped of a cell. abc7 news reporter vic lee talked with the chief today and has the story now. >> that is their job.

>> everyone else could be called a hero. here is what happened. >> hector arias was a wanted man almost six years. he fled to mexico after shooting someone someone to death in 2009. they say he put up a good fight. yesterday, he was ex-indicted to san jose here to a police holding cell. somehow, he got away and ran outside, scaled a fence and ended up in a parking lot. he was running guess who was pulling up in the car? he went into cop mode

immediately. >> i tried to tackle him. >> he ran this way but didn't give up >> i held him down. >> until officers caught up to them the chief suffered minor bruises and a torn shirt. he was perhaps wondering who the mystery cop was that tackled him. >> tackled from the top. >> yes. >> coming up next at 6:00 soccer moms and dads standing up to 49ers tonight. why they're not giving in to demands. >> and a new player in silicon

valley. why homeland security is looking for tech talent. >> cloudy skies are clouds, and a milder afternoon tomorrow, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> and

police released this video of a woman who breeched security last month. the 20-year-old. here you can see her near a

fence which she allegedly climbed. the airport is raising the height of the fence to try to deal with it. >> happening now dozens of people are protesting a santa clara proposal that would turn youth soccer fields into parking for the 49ers. >> if approved 49ers would pay the city $15 million in rent. and they feel it's not good enough. >> we're looking for the 49ers to stand up to their commitment and provide a place of

value for the league. >> the public health department in contra costa county confirmed a st. mary's college student has meningitis. testing shows the student has symptoms consistent with bacterial meningitis. the health department administered antibiotics to people in close contact with the student. >> at this point we've had a single student get ill. through normal process of disease investigation, we've identified the most likely people who could have been exposed and treated. >> public health officials are confident they have taken steps to protect others. >> there ais a new buckle

challenge going around. as wayne freedman explains it was created to help combat the drought. got a problem welcome to the hardware store. there is pretty much anything for a crisis. >> even a 20% cut in bat water use due to the drought. more, and more. a biproduct of the drought why they keep filling them up. >> pamela drake lives in

kensington. >> it's a bit of a liability. >> we found her to be a poster homeowner for conservation. she has water catching devices everywhere and uses only 173 gallons per day. and yet, she'll probably be paying more soon based on sur charges. >> average sister will see about a $12 increase. >> or more or less. >> if you had to cut? could you cut? >> i would have to take less showers. >> yes. it has really come to this. from kensington, abc7 news.

>> and right now we have clouds over much of the way area and still have areas of spotty drizzle. taking a look at what else is going on. snowfall is winding down. gusty winds, and 31 miles per hour in fairfield. winds calmed down but that is added to the coolness of the day. here is a live view over the western sky. notice current readings. 59 in morgan hill.

and so 57 degrees in santa rosa. 61 in concord. spotty drizzle, will be milder into tomorrow afternoon and taking a look at this frontal system enforcing a cool pattern. high pressure is the dominant feature. we have a series of weak disturbances that will be rising up over the next few days. so we'll start at 7:00, we'll still have cloud cover and overnight, mainly areas of

spotty drizzle into the coast. there is a possibility of isolated showers. and we don't expect it to be wide spread or very severe. overnight, spotty drizzle. temperatures low to mid-50s. tomorrow cloud cover breaking up into afternoon giving way to sunshine. north bay highs low to mid-70s. east bay upper 60s and low to

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police are looking for two thieves who broke into a 16-year-old's car and stole her cello. you can see in this video. this is a picture of the cello. it is worth about $8500. these are the suspects. they're asking anyone with information to contact them. >> a popular south bay region has reason to celebrate. they just won the highest honor for museums. the honor announced today by the institute's museum and library

services. >> in this school they started their day with a real boost of energy. some 4,000 students and teachers from 90 schools took part this morning the idea to get kids active. looking for greener ways to get fit. >> a public art exhibit is turning a lot of heads. take a look. featuring 19 animals. the fancy carnival is the work of a taiwanese artist. he made a special sculpture just for san francisco featuring a buffalo with an eagle. the figures will be on display until may two. >> very nice. >> yes.

>> still ahead here tonight are you at high risk of getting breast cancer? there is a down side to a way to find out. >> a new player in silicon valley. why homeland security is looking for tech talent. >> a college student takes a

a new genetic test for breast cancer will be cheaper than conventional tests. the hope is that more women will be able to afford it. >> did you know one company owned the patent for all things at one point? but the supreme court intervened and opened the market wide open for competition. today a company delivers.

many women followed but not everyone could afford the $4,000 test until now. this little box is priced at $249. the burlingame company that makes what is inside color genomics uses data to tell women if they're at risk for breast and ovarian cancer. >> there is is that sensibility. individuals who want to test outside of insurance or whose insurance doesn't cover it will have that opportunity. >> they analyze 19 genes. this is how to video provided by the company. >> the sample has been mailed back to be analyzed. >> are we still too early in the

game? they believe not all testing is good testing and points to flaws in direct to could be assumer testing. >> we want to make sure this is valid dated. >> still, doctors think information gathered will be valuable for research. >> the hope is that by locking in variance and having information available that we can understand which cause cancer. >> and results are then sent to your doctor first. and later, e mailed to you. but i think concerns is that this should be done under supervision of a counselor who can better analyze results before taking any kind of action like was the case with angelina

jolie. >> thank you leanne. >> a conservation group wants san francisco's primary water source to be drained and filed to make it happen. it said it violates prohibition the group said it's plan would get enough time to set up a in new water sis im. >> there are secret sfgs agents and it was their own boss. >> cyber security is a major priority for my boss, president obama. >> jay johnson came to headlines the conference in san francisco. on a topic that is more important than ever.

>> the cure rater said he asked to come speak here. >> it's finalizing plans to open a satellite office in silicon valley. >> he says the government wants to make nice with silicon valley despite the tug-of-war over privacy. >> cyber security must be a partnership. >> companies are working with homeland security. >> we don't have to go down that road. >> organizers hope professionals will give their time to new efforts, teaching about cyber

security. >> is this like cops, coming to talk about drugs? >> a little bit. >> and there are interactive games that teach how security works >> we want to encourage visitors to focus on security. >> cyber crime is growing and so is the need for people to fight it. >> there is estimated 5,000 in the world. >> if they don't have any experience in reality, they never understand hackers way or minds or whatever. >> the central services are no longer available and

a new urgent care opened up to keep in mind they can't handle emergencies or heart attacks. >> we're hoping to provide better services for the community. >> there are and 40% were uninsured. >> a scam she wanted michael finney to warn you about.

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yet another college student has fallen victim to a scam while trying to find work. >> michael finney told bus a student that applied for a baby-sitting job that turned out to be fake. >> in this case the student wasn't so lucky. >> you'll remember this. i hope. this case poents out how deeply

this has been penetrating online networks. she says a conartist is targeting young people. she wanted me to warn you. >> look at this. come on. >> maria from redwood city isn't just playing with a puppy, but running a doggy day care business. >> i put myself through grad school. >> she listed services on care.com. >> we'll take care of your australian terrier, offering you $480 weekly. i was like awesome. more business. >> she said she was moving to

the bay area and needed maria to buy supplies beforehand. the client sent her a check for $2450 >> i was like yeah. just let me know what you need. and don't worry about it. >> she deposited the check and the client needed some of the money back for an emergency. maria could deduct salary but wire the rest back. . >> i was like yeah. everything is available. i sent out the money to her. so i sent it through money gram. >> it seemed legit until checking her account. she was shocked to see the check bounced. $2450 was gone. my bank account was in the red. >> turns out the check was fake client, was fake. now, maria had to pay back nearly $2000.

>> it happened. everything was gone. >> it wasn't until after she lost the money she saw our story about a similar scam on care.com. a college student was about to sent $3000 to a family she thought was real. luckily her bank detected the fraud, and stopped it. now, she wants to warn others watch out when looking online for work. >> you should meet people face-to-face. >> care.com says users should communicate only through the site's internal message system. and if anyone sends you a big check, and comes up with a reason, it's a scam. it's always a scam.

no matter what they tell you don't wire money. it's a scam. >> sky 7 is over northbound 880. it's at the oak street off ramp. >> we believe everyone has been off safely. but commuters are facing a back up in that area. >> coming up marin county trail closures. >> that makes me angry. >> motional reaction to what

tonight, a story we've reported a couple weeks ago. most of the closures won't happen for months but one has been shut down. touching off a battle that could be a sign of things still to

come. >> it's horrifying. i mean to see this and to think they believe it's okay and this is their method, it's not right. >> they're talking about this trail in western marchen county. >> this is outrageous. >> feels like the county is at war with the locals. >> the company rolls out a plan to close more trails in 16,000 acres of open space. a lot of trails sprang up unofficially. >> we have selfish people and we need to get a handle on that. we have limited space.

>> to create open sky. >> that is a point doing no harm. it's an outrage. >> after the trail was closed, hikers are using it again. >> but the people are not giving up and are warning others that their favorite trails may be next. now, last month the district released a proposal foreclosing a trail in the southern part of marin county.

>> time to get a check on the weather. >> will he clouds that are sprinkly. maybe snow in highest elevations. closer to the coast we'll have milder weather. partly and mostly cloudy skies early in the day. milder inland with highs in the upper 50s.

still not more than 60 for the coast. >> steve kerr deserved the nba coach of the year award. and

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was pleased with the vote. >> this team is really good last year before i got here. and i've gotten way too much credit. i didn't need anymore. >> it's a humble man. game three coming up thursday night. >> try not to let them build more confidence than they have. they're taking two games for this. problems feeling pretty good.

so you need to try to do that. there is no end of the world. thank you. >> mike shumann is heading to the big easy. >> yes. >> it could be live starting tomorrow night. the first jam cavs win it. raider raiders it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

>> raiders? >> the schedules came out today. chargers just four days in between there. now, they released some clips portraying a coach >> he wanted too much we've got to do this this. this. and you might be like this guy might be crazy. >> people want to win. you know? they do. like that bad feeling.

>> they visit october 4th. first game with seattle is thursday night october 22nd. they'll wrap up regular season. and geents and donlers at at and t park. need to get out, get back on track. >> join us tonight on channel 13. riders on the cross. unbelievable video. >> then at 11:00 a heated match up off the field a battle between local soccer leagues and 4ers. >> here on abc7 it's fresh off the boat followed by repeat after me, forever at 10:00.

>> go to abc7 news-apps. >> our coverage of breaking news continues on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> from the entire abc7 news team, have a great evening. >> we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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