member's malay's business. he's out of town on business but i talked to him by phone about the victim. >> the person in our hearts and condolences go out to them and their families. it was a targeted attack. >> malay says b.a.r.t. train cars do have cameras inside. not all of them record video. it's not clear if it was captured by the on board cameras. it's not easy for them to access video that was recorded. >> to get the recordings, we have to take trains outs of service and get the recordings from underneath the train in order to get in them for an investigative review. >> complicating the investigation further, the alameda county coroner's office is having difficulty identifying the victim. that's because he isn't showing up on any state databases. so he might be from out of california, possibly out of country. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. the families of two murder

victims joined oakland police today and renewed their call to solve a crime that took place three years ago. eduardo childress was shot dead near garfield elementary school. they believe the same gunman killed larry la vet and left his body near diamond canyon park. >> we know somebody who knows about it. i know that his friends knows. no doubt about it. why no one come forward, i don't know. >> not so much about a number or stat, but about a person. but about a family member, about a community. >> police say they have some leads but not enough to prosecute anyone for killing childress and le vet. the national football league recently added to a lawsuit by santa clara's youth soccer league appeared in san jose today over plans to use the soccer field for the super bowl. it appears a deal might be in the works to settle this dispute.

david louie is live at the soccer field next to levi stadium. david? >> reporter: this used to be a soccer field. you can see buildings built on top of the soccer field. the problem is, as you know, the soccer field is used by kids for various tournaments. but they can't use it during the super bowl. so an nfl attorney in court says they get together to work out a special deal. >> contractors for the nfl have wasted no time covering the grass and turning this youth soccer field into a media center and security headquarters for super bowl 50. still, the attorney for the youth league is back in court speaking an injunction to stop the work, even though santa clara agreed two years ago to let the nfl use the facility. the soccer group says 6,000 young players have no place else to play. the attorney wonders why the last-minute objection. >> nobody said boo about any of the arrangements or the likelihood or the facts that the nfl would need these soccer

fields. >> the soccer league's president says they were left in the dark at meeting after meeting. >> in those meetings, we've asked what can we expect when the super bowl comes? and we were told all the way up until the middle of the december we don't know. >> if the judge grants an injunction, it would send the nfl scrambling to move media and the security operation. however, both sides left court hopeful that an agreement could be reached. home of the earthquakes possibly at no cost to the soccer league. >> we're open to talking to the other side, to look into solutions that. that's what we want at the end of the day. >> some of of the availability is being worked out with the alternate sites. i do anticipate having further discussions with the host committee and others to try to nail down more specificity on that issue. >> the judge will issue his decision in the morning. in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. at levi stadium today in

santa clara, sky 7 hd was overhead as they got the field ready for super bowl 50. now less than a month away. more than a dozen truck loads of new grass arrived at the stadium today. workers started to lay it out and water it. doing a lot of work. janet oh is there live. the nfl admits they are concerned about the weather. >> yeah, kristen, they said the weather determines houfs they work. even with the concerns of the weather not cooperating, they are prepared for the worst. super bowl 50 preparations continued early this morning as crews rolled out the new sod on meticulously graded sand. nfl field director, ed manage an expect the field to be completed tomorrow. the el nino driven storms remain april threat. >> removing this field, we did most that of in the rain and tried to do laser grade. we did most of that in the rain.

it has affected us but we're on schedule. >> he says on top of the weather, they have backup sod and tarps to cover the field in case it gets too wet. >> we'll deal with mother nature as she comes. as to the new sod, many question whether it will hold up. the hybrid bermuda is for west coast turf, the same that the 49ers use. >> it's been done, i don't know how many times. they've redone it two or three times this season. it never seems to be right. >> to this game a few months ago. loose sod was very much a parent will have baltimore's kicker missed a crucial field goal. no one believes it will get as bad as it did in the 1939 playoffs between the redskins add the niners. when players were trudging through sod that stuck to cleats and helmets at candlestick park. george tomah was there. he's one of the experts making sure everything is seamless.

>> we're doing great. >> the confidence echoed biff mank an himself. janet o, abc 7. abc 7 news was at san francisco international airport when training started for airport employees to spot signs of human trafficking. advocates and police believe teenage girls might be brought in to work in the sex trade. flight attendants see themselves on the frontlines. >> in the airplanes, traffickers always transport their victims. it happens every day. on the airplane, a flight attendant would have a lot longer of time with individuals. >> we want to emphasize, this is not just an issue that arrived with something like the super bowl. it's a 365-day a year issue. >> part of this week's training focuses on learning to spot trafficking. police are looking for the

vandals that left a is this shambles. the baseball league sent abc 7 news these pictures. you can see red paint splattered throughout the baseball field snack bar. it was also burglarized. now the damage was discovered on saturday. the league is asking for donations to help pay for repairs. we have a link to the group's online fundraiser at abc 7 news.com. san francisco police are searching for an armed robber who assaulted a woman and her 2-year-old. it happened friday while the woman pushed her child in a stroller along cortland avenue. the robber jumped out of a car and pushed the stroller over and then hit the woman with a gun. grabbed her purse and snatched a tablet from the child. the man jumped back in the car and took off along cortland avenue. the woman and the child were treated for injuries. formal charges are now filed tonight against a teacher's aide accused of hitting a child with special needs. cell phone video surfaced last week showing 26-year-old hitting a 9-year-old boy at the toe bin world school in antioch.

she's now been charged with misdemeanor child abuse. police say koor admitted to losing her temper. a second teacher aide is charged with failing to report the incident. you're looking at some of the cars vandalized outside the contra costa county jail. the suspect did it because she wanted to go back to jail. the crime took place moments after a 35-year-old woman from antioch left jail after being released on charges from another vandalism case. a deputy hurt his knee while arresting a suspect. >> a meeting is just about to get under way to address concerns about a series of recent suspicious fires in guerneville. they will listen to community members outraged over five fires that broke out over the holidays. one of them destroyed the russian river health center. three homes were also damaged. the meeting gets under way at 5:30 at guerneville elementary school. a berkeley wine business accused of operating a wine pyramid scheme has filed for bankruptcy.

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that's the title song from the final album from david bowie. black star. it's now number one on apple's itunes. his streams are up nearly 3,000% on spotify. tributes are pouring in for bowie after the announcement of his death. cornell bernard is live in the haight. cornell, his impact was huge here. >> reporter: for sure, christien. bay area fans paying respects. many at the iconic amoeba music on haight street where bowie's cd's and lps in short supply. they've been big sellers all day. that album you're looking at is one of the last ones left in the store. a true icon being remembered tonight. david bowie's newest and final album, black star, is in demand.

released on the singer's 69th birthday last week, it sold out within minutes after they opened today here at amoeba. >> it's amazing to think he planned all this as an exit. bowie's music playing all day here at amoeba. >> he was an actor, musician. >> bowie fans sharon made this their first stop the moment they heard the news of his passing. >> i had an encounter with him in london where he kissed me. >> really? >> i get emotional about this. >> she says bowie was an icon, a true original. >> he was the first gender bender out there, too. giving people permission to be who they wanted to be. >> he played the bay area many times, including the shoreline amphitheater in 2002. san francisco was the backdrop for this video of jean genie shot on howard street.

former rolling stone writer says his contribution to music can't be -- >> it didn't matter that many rock bands like to kind of stay true to their specific identity and image. he was all over the place because that's where his mind took him. >> the bay area home to several bowie tribute bands, including first church of the sacred silver sexual. the group performed ziggy stardust on bowie's birthday. the singer called bowie a god. >> as a kid growing up in the suburbs of small town, a beacon of hope. >> a one of a kind performer gone too soon. cornell barnard. the last survivor of the 1906 earth quake. he died at a retirement home of natural causes at the age of 109. dell mont was 3 months old when the quake struck and says his

mother wrapped him in a tablecloth and fled from their home as fires burned along the sides of the street. the mayor says his legacy is a true reminder of how resilient our city is. some restaurants may be getting a gender makeover. david campos will introduce legislation to make sing -- the law would apply to all public buildings and businesses in the city. campos says it's a safety issue. transgender folks sometimes say they are abused as they try to use regular bathrooms. >> experiences include having a security guard kick and bang on our single user restroom door threatening to break it down and remove me while i was using it. >> the san francisco bill gives businesses the option of building bathrooms with more than one stall that are gender neutral. the state sem pli today voted to name their next speaker. he won't take over until march.

he could lead the assembly through 2024. one of his big priorities is expanding early childhood education. he knows it's important. rendon had a high school gpa of .83 once. if you can believe that. >> wow. >> a new proposal that has the raiders staying in oakland appears to be gaining yardage among nfl owners. a report says a consensus is building within the league for the st. louis rams and san diego chargers to share a stadium in englewood. dallas cowboys owner jerry jones made the proposal on saturday. now, this deal would nullify a proposed raiders/chargers stadium in carson. the raiders wouldn't be left empty handed. several reports say the league could provide additional money for a stadium in oakland. at least 24 of 32 owners must agree on a plan for any team to get the green light to moch. laura anthony traveling to houston for the owners meeting.

the meeting will be tuesday and wednesday here on abc 7 news. uber is making headlines in consumer news tonight. michael finney is here with more on that. michael, what's going on? >> all about the -- uber kept the price of a ride in 100 cities across the united states and canada. the bay area is getting in on the deal. prices here are being discounted from 10% to 40% depending on location and the service you request. the discount is an effort to increase business. january is a slow time of year for many businesses, including car shares. if you live in santa cruz counties, watch out. people are being targeted in a computer scam. a caller claims that the victim's computer is infected with malware and asks for remote access in order to get into the computer and fix it. the scammer then claims the problem has been solved and demands payment. the scammers request payment by credit card or prepaid debit cards. individual consumers have been

ripped off for hundreds, even thousands of dollars. don't fall for it. microsoft will not call you asking to fix your computer. at&t is bringing back its unlimited data plan offering phone deals starting at $100 a month. but there's a catch. you have to subscribe to one of the video services. directv or u-verse. others might find it worth signing up for to get the discounted data plan. you can add additional phones for just $40 a month. do the math and make sure you read the fine print. some of the deals take three months before they kick in. you need to be careful. >> dan and i have 50 bucks on you saying there's a catch. that's a sure bet. thanks, michael. let's turn our attention to the forecast as we start another week. any more rain coming? >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the answer. >> we have three more storms in the forecast dan and kristen.

mind me is a jenlt will breeze and cloudy skies. it will look different tomorrow night. let's check out the doppler. we'll talk about what's coming tomorrow night. right now we have clouds. we've seen a few light showers and sprinkles around parts of the bay area. a lot of people have been wondering chlg. the multiyear drought, how much rain do we need in the bay area to erase the drought inches have fallen. they need another 75 inches roughly. san francisco you need over 55 inches of rain. so far, look at this. less than 10 inches. san jose, close to 4 inches. just over half a foot of rain. we're heading in the right direction. but san jose, you need with 31.5 inches of rain to erase the drought. high surf advisory until 3:00 a.m. large breakers with the westerly

flow. 12 to 14 feet. wave heights in the 11 to 14-foot range. if you're heading to the beaches, be careful. a live look from the camera. a pretty view there. upper 50s to san jose. half moon bay, here's another live picture from the explorium camera looking towards coyote tower. 52 in livermore. this will be a little different tomorrow night. clouds are gathering. next storm late tuesday into early wednesday. wet patterns setting up into the weekend. rain takes a break on sunday. all winter, we have been rating our storms on our storm impact skam. it's abc 7 storm impact scale. they go from 1 to 5 to help you prepare for your day. this upcoming storm is a 2. it's a moderate storm. tuesday night into wednesday morning half an inch to an inch of rain. heaviest in the north bay with wind gusts to 40 miles per hour. trees could go down. 7:00 tomorrow night, rains by 9:00 p.m., moving towards santa

rosa. light to moderate rain in most areas by 11:00 p.m. wednesday morning's compute, wet and windy. this continues, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. going into 9:00, the coverage of the rain actually eases up a bit. noontime, another batch of showers comes through and once again, we will be seeing this wind-down by late afternoon early evening. how much rain are we really talking about? this system for most areas, maybe a half an inch to an inch of rain. there will be some spots that receive less. winds gusting beginning tuesday night. 25, 30 miles per hour. by 9:00 p.m., they could be as high as 55 around point arena. most areas 20 to 30. by midnight, that's when the winds get going. we continue the winds. although not as strong into your morning commute. it will be rough into your morning commute. the winds ease up towards the afternoon and evening. winter storm watch tuesday night into wednesday evening for the sierra. 8 to 14 inches of snow. 18 inches for the highest peaks. this one has higher snow levels.

you'll notice the snow totals, up to 17 inches by wednesday night. tomorrow morning, as you get the kids off to school, you don't need to worry about an um brem a or rain boots or coats. upper 40s by tomorrow night. tomorrow night, you will need them. mid-50s to the low 60s. accuweather, seven-day forecast, rain after dark tomorrow night. into wednesday. it's a 2 on the impact scale. a chance of rain in the north bay. everywhere on friday, a -- then the third system comes in on saturday. it will be wet. the only real break with no rain is on sunday. dan, christien. sandia, thank you. viewer david yu sent us this picture of the lights being tested on the bay bridge this morning. isn't that nice? >> gorgeous. >> take a photo or video and share it with us. we'll show it on the air or on our website, abc 7 news.com. keep them coming. he set a high bar there.

it will be cold tonight. children's cold medicine. the details next. at 5:30 tonight, with david muir, what you can expect. >> kristen, dan, the stunning new video just released. the gunfire, grenades to catch "el chapo." what sean penn is now saying about his covert meeting. we remember a music legend and his secret in the end. it's all coming up here after abc 7 news at 5:00. the technology developed by xerox of all companies helping stanford researchers come up with an artificial skin.

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fremont. the closure of the intersection of christy and al bray street until at least tomorrow evening. this is near the pacific plaza shopping mall. they're working to fix a sewer main that broke saturday night. no word on what caused that rupture. nine retailers are recalling

store branded children's cold medicine because of an overdose risk. they include dollar general, cvs, rite aid and kroger. it was sold nationally under a number of brand numbers includes a dose cup with incorrect markings. it recalls children's grape and cherry liquid cough medicine sold in four-ounce bottles. no overdoses have been reported. for a list of the medicine, go to abc 7 news.com. a full court press to find a cure for cancer was announced today in san francisco. spearheaded by dr. patrick soon shown. a world-renowned oncologist and the coalition is now in business. it includes several researchers, drug giants and biofek firms with the goal here of testing more cancer drugs and developing new treatments faster. the program is called cancer moon shot 2020 and will test more than 60 drugs on 20,000 patients. let's wish that project luck and

success. >> yes. all right. as sandhya said, wind and rain are headed our way. nothing compared to what's going on back east. >> you should never park your car next to lake

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college football fans, the top ranked clemson tigers take on the second ranked alabama crimson tide in the national championship game. you can watch that tonight at 5:30 p.m. that's right after this newscast on our sister network, espn. ama daetz is in the newsroom with more. >> thanks, dan and christien. football, more specifically, pro football tops the newscast at 6:00. there's a new complaint about the cost of hosting super bowl 50 in san francisco. tonight what one politician wants put in place before the

city ever hosts another big event. also, from the abc 7 news eye team, a victim who claims she's being victimized again. this time by a local police department. she says her rights are being violated. the case of a broken wheelchair and the airline that altered its terms after getting a call from us. >> ama, thanks. see you then. the bay area weather has been wet and chilly. not as chilly as this. >> this is incredible. check it out. this is a frozen car parked near lake erie in buffalo, new york, today. >> wow. forget the ice scraper or your credit card. this car owner is going to need a blowtorch to defrost all that ice. >> maybe a jackhammer. look at the water froes en over the railing, too. the low in buffalo was 17 degrees this morning. wind gusts up to 47 miles per hour. produced huge waves. that meant the windchill was well below zero. we complain here about a little

rain. >> was there an elsa sighting from frozen. i'm kristen sze. breaking news tonight. the stunning new video. for the first time, we take you inside the intense shootout. the dramatic effort to capture el chapo. the gunfire, the grenades. and tonight, sean penn breaking his silence. how he explains his covert meeting with el chapo. also tonight, we remember a music legend. david bowie. and the secret he kept in the end. ♪ his 18-month battle with cancer, and his final message. the battle for iowa. and this evening, the revealing new numbers. hillary clinton suddenly in a fight to win. and what another new poll reveals about donald trump tonight. the deep freeze. the system sweeping across america, from the dakotas, all the way to new york. the female bandit, accused of stealing millions in jewelry across several states.