>> we have live team coverage on preparations for super bowl 50. janet oh looks at what it will take to keep the turf in good shape. >> we begin with carolyn tyler where city leaders are looking at the numbers. >> that is right. supervisor jane kim is requiring a conbenefit analysis and thinking about america's cup, where taxpayers were left footing the bill. you can find several of the symbols at san francisco to prepare for the festivities, including a free village for fans. but the hoopla comes at a price for city taxpayers. muni's anticipated cost jumped from 1.7 million to 2.3. >> i have just been getting hundreds of e-mails and calls from constituents saying we

expect you to spend our public taxpayer dollars for issues around affordable housing, street cleaning, increased muni services not a party for the wealthiest people in the world. supervisor jane kim held a hearing today. she says the super bowl host committee and nfl should pick up the tab. by the head of the committee is confident the city will make money. >> in the end, more revenue will come into the city than is going out. so in fact, i think the argument should be reversed. how can we not do an event like this? >> reporter: according to the mayor's budget director, last year, phoenix enjoyed an economic benefit of $719.4 million. new orleans, $480 million in 2013 and indianapolis, $278 million from the game in 2012. the super bowl 50 host committee is pledging half a million

dollars if san francisco's costs soar above $4 million. with muni's increase, it's over that threshold. critics say not $0.01 of taxpayer money should be involved. in san francisco, abc7 news. now, the city of san francisco has issued permits to 300 food trucks and 50 food carts. the plan to operate at super bowl events in the city. permits require the vendor to meet certain standards. the city hopes to lessens the chance of illnesses. the nfl is ready trying to get the field ready for the super bowl and they're in a race against mother nature. we're live with a look at this plan. janet? >> reporter: now, they're trying to wrap up work before it rains again. despite weather conditions and weather getting in the way, the nfl says they're on schedule and confident everything is looking as it should be. there is a lot of work to be

done before the stadium is ready for super bowl 50. a part of that is laying down the turf that will weather more than just the rain. >> this is 40 pounds of nearly two inches thick. just imagine, it will be covered with 75,000 square feet by tomorrow. >> that is the man according to the nfl field director who called it extra tough. >> players will be out here three hours but the field will be in use for 30 hours with pregame shows, half time, all of that. so it's got to with athat stand before getting to the game. >> reporter: the bermuda was brought in from turf in the past. in this game, baltimore's kicker missed a crucial field goal. loose soil was apparent. san jose residents are confident there will be no mishaps on

national tv. >> this makes a stronger surface so it's a complete package of a field, helping reduce on the shock transplantings where you're not cutting the roots. you're not moving the soil. >> their biggest concern is keeping track of the weather and making sure the ground doesn't get too soggy. if it starts to become a threat they have tarps until the big game. in santa clara, abc7 news. the 49ers faced a federal lawsuit from a fan tonight. the man claims the team violated the americans with disabilities act. he claims the dog keeps him calm and tells him when he's going to suffer a seizure. tomorrow, nfl owners will discuss moving teams to los angeles. there are proposals asking to relocate because they say

current stadiums are outdated. laura anthony is traveling to texas for the meeting and is posting to twitter as she follows. follow her at laura anthony 7 for updates and watch for live reports as owners meet right here on abc7 news. the case of a missing fremont teenager dating back 30 years is open once again tonight. he was 14 years old when last seen leaving his house on nightengale place in october, 1982. now, there are leads that indicate he may have been the victim of a crime. and an off duty sheriff's deputy was shot attending his child's event in a union city school over the weekend. the deputy, you'll be glad to know is going to recover. melanie is live with what happened on campus.

>> reporter: that off duty deputy was in plain clothes and here as a volunteer parent for a color guard competition. investigators say he saw three individuals in an area he shouldn't have been. he asked them to move, one of them shot him. this is a sketch of one of three men union city police investigators say was involved in a shooting outside james logan high school. it happened around eight chn 15 near h street. the street was hosting a color guard invitational. >> there are a lot of people and it was a big event. >> reporter: police say a parent, who happened to be a sheriff's deputy noticed three people in a locked portion of the school. investigators say he flashed a badge and told the men to leave. one man told the deputy to stop following him and pulled out a gun. the deputy turned around, one of them shot him in the leg.

the deputy was treated at a local hospital for nonlife threatening injuries. he was armed at the time but investigators say he did not display his firearm. >> it was pretty clear that it wasn't anything that happened in the pavilion with the student. the spokesperson says parents were notified by phone and employees by e-mail. the campus was locked down, temporarily. >> it's an event that is separate. and i am hoping that everybody feels safe and i know that the school and staff are working to make sure that it is safe. formal charges have been filed against a teacher's aide accused of hitting a 9-year-old student with special needs. cell phone video shows the 26-year-old hitting a boy at the school in antioch. she's being charged with misdemeanor child abuse. police say she admitted to losing her temper.

a second aide has been charged with failing to report the incident. and a suspect tried to get away by jumping off a bridge is picked up by a fisherman. he led them on a chase to the antioch bridge. he jumped into the san joaquin river. local fisherman brought him to officers. he was taken to the hospital to be checked for any injuries. well, in oakland tonight a warning for residents about a kidnapping, robbery and assault suspect. they say he is armed. a 23-year-old woman was walking when a stranger came up behind her. she told police he robbed and sexual assaulted her. investigators are looking into a possible connection involving the same suspect. a similar attack happened last month, less than a mile away in the area of piedmont and brandwick area. the search is on for vandal

that's left a youth baseball league scrambling tonight. abc7 news is here now with the story. >> reporter: you know i'm a baseball mom so that makes me angry. these vandals left the snack shack in shambles and damaged and stole equipment. take a look here. the fremont league sent these pictures. you can see red paint splattered throughout the snack bar and the vandals damaged their audio equipment and scoring booth used by players ages 4-1. >> i was upset and teary eyed. it's for the kids. we're a nonprofit organization. you know? someone is not thinking about we open march 13th and have to get this cleaned up by then. the league believes the vandalism happened thursday or friday. the losses add up to thousands and the group set up an online fund raising site.

if you want to help we have a link on our website. i'm checking the gofundme page. nobody donated yet so you can be the first. the fremont cal ripken baseball league is in its 54th year and last year the team won the cal ripken all star tournament. now, they need someone to help them and get their snack shack back. >> what a shame, thank you, kristin. the supreme court heard arguments in a case that could impact the power and clout of organized labor, it involves an anaheim schoolteacher who sued the california teacher's association, claiming vaned tore union fees violate the rights of workers. officials would decline if workers realized they can get benefits of representation without paying for it. a deadly shooting on a train happened over the weekend. >> the shooter still has not been caught. next a live update on what we've been able to learn about the

victim and why his name hasn't been released yet. plus... >> each woman is an individual. and we should be treating them as individuals. new guidelines have just been released about when women should be screened for breast cancer. the recommended time line at 6:30. >> our rainy season continues to be rainy. our next storm is about 24 hours away. i'll have accu-weather forecast coming up. filing a claim for damaged luggage differs from airline to airline. but just four hours to make

with. breaking news over the cal

train tracks in sunnyvale. a train crashed into a car on the tracks leading to delays. the crash happened in sunnyvale in west evelyn avenue. and no one was involved and no injuries at this point that we know of. this happened about 30 minutes ago. trains are running on one track in the area, causing delays. we'll keep you posted on what's happening on abc7 news and our website, abc7news.com. they're towing the car now are, trying to move it out of the way. go to the app just enable push alerts to receive updates on the phone or tablet instantly. a series of i-team reports that led to a new push to test rape evidence kits an the barn a. >> we found thousands of the kits on shelves but progress is not enough for one rape survivor. >> no. there is a federal civil

lawsuit. >> she helped us start so much change but unable to get answers in this case. this summons was issued to the city and county of san francisco and police commission on behalf of heather marlo. it started may, 2010 at beta breakers. she says someone spiked her drink and she woke up in a strange house with a strange man, telling hero leave. she told a friend. >> i think something really bad happened to me today. i think that i was drugged. i think that i was raped. after an exam, an officer told her the evidence would be tested soon, but weeks turned into two years, marlo says sfpd the case was not a priority. >> is that hard to hear? >> yes. >> now, marlo's lawsuit accuses

the department of violation of due process and equal procession. no comment from the city attorney or police department. it responds to earlier reports. the sfpd tested 750 backlogged rape kits and made a pledge. >> that measures are in place at our crime lab since 2010 that there won't be another victim that has to wait. >> heather marlo is planning a news conference. a state law took affect january 1, strengthening the sexual assault victim's bill of rights. if you have a tip contact me on the i team page or call. your report brought this change. >> we have details on a deadly bart shooting that happened

saturday night. the gunman shot the victim while a train was pulling into the station, then, ran as soon as the doors opened. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us live. >> reporter: there are a couple things we learned about. the coroner's office is having a challenge identifying that victim, and we've learned about the surveillance cameras on the bart system. both aboard the train. most of the information on this case is from witnesses who saw the saturday night shooting and jumped into to help. some riders say they're concerned but have to use trains to go to work and home again. >> yes. more specifically, my girlfriend rides bart. >> bart is supposed to be safe. i mean, actually, i am concerned but you know. >> reporter: investigators have not released any new information and declined requests for

interviews. the station is in zachary mela's district. >> the person who our hearts and condolences go out to them, and their families, it was a targeted attack. >> he says bart train cars do have cameras but not all record video so it's not clear if the gunman was captured by cameras and he said it's not easy for investigators to access video that was recorded. >> to get the reportings we have to take trains out of service, and detach from underneath the train in order to get into them for investigative review. >> i did say the west oakland station cameras should be easily accessible to police. complicated this investigation further, the coroner's office is having difficulty identifying the victim. he might be from out of

california or out of the country. well, a close call in southern california tonight. it appears no one was hurt when a small plane landed on a freeway. you can see the single engine plane pushed into the median along highway 23. the plane did not hit any cars during rush hour in ventura county. >> that could be scary. >> we're following more systems coming our way. >> we've had calm today, but the next one is closing. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. and quiet, dry conditions, mid-50s, 54 across the bay and oakland. low 50s inland. here is a view of

storms tomorrow night into early wednesday. and rain takes a bit of a break sunday. we still have hazardous coastal conditions, high surf advisory remains in effect until 3:00 a.m. next storm is approaching and we use our storm impact scale. we assign ranging from 1 to 5. one indicating a light storm and five is a severe storm. the next storm, one arriving tomorrow night ranks two on our impact scale. with about half an inch to an inch of rainfall. and higher totals in the north bay. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour or higher. rain beginning to arrive by 9:00

tomorrow night. throughout the bay, the golden gate into san francisco, about 5:00 wednesday morning as the commute begins it will be wet and windy across the region so give yourself time. by morning we'll see the storm breaking up a little bit. and rainfall totals we project by 7:00 wednesday evening will be just below three tenths of an inch in san jose. and in santa rosa, north bay will be the wettest region in the bay area. late wednesday, tuesday night, by midnight or so, we'll see winds gusting over 40 miles per hour along coastal locations. that continues to about 2:00 a.m., then, we'll see winds beginning to taper off into mid morning hours and on we go,

conditions across cloudy skies, low temperatures highs partly cloudy skies, increasing clouds into afternoon. here is the accu-weather forecast. here is the accu-weather forecast. and a week of weather coming our way. there is a crane thursday and another ranking one on the storm impact scale friday. another one ranking one, bringing rain saturday, we'll have dry weather on sunday. a shout out to second graders in robert lewis. the guest reader and forecaster. they're studying water cycle and they're really knowledgeable the water cycle is a great visit to see them. and a great time.

president obama delivers his final state of the union address tomorrow. a sacramento man will be chosen to sit with the first lady.

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stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any planned medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, and sometimes, fatal bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding. and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems, stomach ulcers, a bleeding condition, or take certain medicines. side effects with pradaxa can include indigestion, stomach pain, upset or burning. don't just go with the flow. go with pradaxa, the only blood thinner that lowers your risk of stroke better than warfarin and has a specific reversal treatment. talk to your doctor about pradaxa today. now an update about bella, the dog who broke two legs when

she fell or was perhaps thrown off an overpass. a go fund me page raised $12,000, enough to pay for her surgeries. she tumbled over the underpass after escaping from a kennel on christmas eve. a sacramento man helped stop a terrorist attack on a train in paris will be a guest at the pr union address. air force staff sergeant spencer stone is now in washington, d.c. stone says he was driving in a storm when the white house called to invite him. he had to call him back. >> i had 30 minutes to think about what the white house was calling for. i had a freak out. she said i was coming to the state of the union. >> the president honored scott, for subduing a gunman in august. you can watch the final state of

the union address tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. here on abc7. >> well, is the third time the charm when it comes to court appearances? >> the growing fight over soccer fields during the super bowl. breakdown of the federal guidel

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nobody said boo about arrangements. santa clara's youth soccer league went to court to try to block the nfl from using its soccer fields for the super bowl. two previous requests have been denied. >> the deal today ended with a glimmer of hope that a deal might be worked out. >> had is hope a deal could be possible and at 6,000 players, losing the field because of the super bowl. the field is being turned into a media and security complex. nfl attorney allen ruby points

out the use was worked out two years ago. >> nobody said boo about the arrangements or the fact that the nfl would need these soccer fields. >> . >> reporter: the league president says they didn't learn of the plans until last month. >> had we learned it would be a media center for 6,000 people months ago, we could have worked to put a contingency plan in place. now we're at the 11th hour. >> now, local teams will lose their home field advantage. but in court, there seems to be a path to a win-win situation. >> they would like more specification on when the alternate fields are available and for what types of activities, games or practices. we're going to work on nailing those down. hopeful that discussions can continue. >> the soccer league is concerned about the cost of renting a facility, such as the home the earthquakes. if available, it can run into

thousands of dollars. >> if we can get a guarantee our kids will be provided for during the time the soccer field is unavailable, then, we'll go home. it's done. >> the clock is ticking. the judge decides in the morning. in santa clara, david louie, abc7 news. we have an update on the breaking news we brought you out of sunnyvale. a tow truck pull a car off the tracks at mary avenue. no one was in the car and there are no injuries. passengers do continue to face delays and trains are single tracking throughout the area with which is making trains up to three hours late. the sheriff deputies will lead the investigation into what happened. you can get the latest news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. a large sink hole shut down streets for another day. the affected intervention

probably won't be open again until tomorrow evening. >> tonight we're seeing a new video of a group of elite marines trying to recapture joaquin el chapo guzman. the video shows the marines going after the drug lord at his have a good night hideout. officials say his multi billion dollar cartel has been a major supplier of illegal drugs to the u.s. but experts say it could take a year before he is ex-indicted to face charges. mexican authorities say they were tracking actor sean penn as he visited to meet with el chapo and penn said he has nothing to hide and no regrets about the visit. let's move on to important health news. the final recommendations on when a woman should get a mammogram were release aid few hours ago. >> what the u.s. preventative

task force came up with is meant to influence many women and their doctors. >> reporter: hi to both of you. well, this council reviews whether or not something is effective and they talked about the benefits of waiting until 50 to have a mammogram. that caused quite a stir. today, they stand by those recommendations saying 40 should be an option, but it does more good at 50. 50 rather than 40. that is the age when most women should get a mammogram. >> the value of mammography increases with age. so women who are older are more likely to benefit from the regular mammography screenings. women between 50 and 74 have the greatest benefit. >> the vice chair of the task force is made up of independent experts. the group is not against women

in their 40s getting screened, especially those at high risk for breast cancer. factors include age, race, family history, personal health history and late menopause. ucsf is conducting clinical trials to come up with a personalized breast cancer assessment for individual women in the study. >> if it's high like you have a mutation of brca 1 or two, you perhaps should be screened every six months. >> reporter: the fund is a group they say when to get tested should be left up to the patient and her doctor. >> that is the main message. each woman is individual. we should be treating them as individuals. >> and some still tell their patients to get a mammogram

every year and average risk get tested every other year. >> thank you. >> a bay area woman says her wheelchair was damaged by the airline as she flew home from las vegas. >> she called 7 on your side. michael finney shows us what it took to

rock and roll fans shared their memories of david bowie today. fans raised to buy his latest album that just came out. >> for those who lack mobility, getting around can be a struggle. >> of course it can. michael finney helped a woman whose electric wheelchair was left in disrepair under a plane trip. >> reporter: yes. in october, five passengers out of every 2000 filed a report of baggage mishandled by the airlines. how each airline handles claims varies. >> this is a life saver. >> lisa's main way to move

around is her electric wheelchair. she was left without full use of her legs after complications with a spinal cord injury. >> you can walk with a walker but it's very difficult. my legs don't function properly, unfortunately. >> she was returning home and an attendant handled her wheelchair. >> i go where are the pieces? the pieces were missing and it was scratched on the side. and my wheel had been slashed. >> reporter: the worst part is that motor has left dangling. her electric wheelchair do not be started. it took her husband two days and $400 to repair the chair. she filed a claim with spirit but found the process difficult. the airlines require reports be made four hours after landing. and limited to $3500.

>> he said someone would call me from the florida office. never heard anything. >> reporter: we contacted spirit. telling us as soon as we received the e-mail from 7 on your side, we immediately reached out to her and granted an extension of two weeks to file a claim. lisa received full compensation for the repair. >> i can't believe it. you know? they came through. if it wasn't for 7 on your side i won't have had that. >> we have links to the policies on our website on abc7news.com. there, you can see my reports online. >> thank you, michael. >> sure. a future that is close enough to touch. >> artificial skin built with the ability t

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night's drawing, the world areas lastest jackpot, ever. well, turning to other news a promising stem cell treatment may he verse the effects of als. the findings were announced in san francisco. the procedure involves taking cells from an als patient, treating them and putting them back into the patient. it reversed some symptoms. >> they were not able to walk and can't walk, patients who were not able to raise their hand or arm can do it. and patients not able to speak now, can speak. >> clinical trials are underway in the u.s. researchers hope it can be used on alzheimer's patients as well. >> when you turn on a television or pour a cup of coffee you probably don't think about the cents of touch -- sense of touch

that helped you do both. researchers at stanford are working to change that. a light touch can send a signal but creating a signal to imitate a human touch is a bigger challenge. now, researchers made a break through with a kind of artificial skin we've showed you two years ago. it works by integrating circuits into a specialized, rubber like material. >> when applying small pressure, on a small site is produced. bio chemistry professor leads the project. she says what is new is the system developed by xerox, allowing her team to print flexible circuits across a large area, to mimic the nerve pathways in the skin. >> so we can covert the

electrical signal sensed by the sensor into signals that brains can understand. >> the group took a step to prove signals could be transmitted to the brain. they teamed with a fellow researcher who pioneered a field using light to stimulate living cells. by converting into light, the team was able to stimulate living neurons in the lab. >> we come up with a new concept to allow the brain to be able to communicate with our senses. >> the ultimately, restoring a sense of touch and potentially life changing ways. >> when someone uses their limbs they'll have an indication of how much force

>> isn't that something? >> incredible. >> if all goes well they're hoping to go on to animal testing. >> there were sprinkles today. >> yes. and more coming. >> looking at rays of sun. it looks like a line of showers this afternoon. right now, showing partly cloudy skies around the bay area and dry and calm conditions. snow in the sierra where a winter storm watch is in effect, 8 to 14 inches of snow are expected and maybe a foot and a half in highest peaks.

to the bay area, tomorrow, we'll see partly cloudy skies early and three storms coming our way this week. and two storms friday and saturday. >> we're all wondering what is going to happen with the 49ers coaching position. >> hugh jackson out there for the phone to ring. they're going old school. a fit

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around? it's not like the niners are championship ready any time soon. whatever happens doesn't figure to happen very quickly. los angeles relocation will be decided. two endings to playoff games were amazing. the bengals, what a melt down in final seconds and the poor kick for the vikings misses a field goal. here is the way it sounded on the radio call. >> there, walsh, 27 yards, snapped good. walsh's kick is up. and he missed it. are you kidding me? >> walsh on 33 of 34 field goals before the chip shot miss yesterday.

>> warriors, changing the game and making shots guys don't even dream about making. >> he's cut from a special cloth with his dad and family in basketball. he just has it, man. you know? as a fan of the game, you enjoy. as a father i have to tell my kids don't do what steph curry does. okay? we've got to build to that. >> miami shooter tyler johnson had an early connection with the warriors. >> tyler johnson grew up in the bay area but was a kobe bryant and laker fan. he wrote this letter to the warriors trying to get a scholarship. >> in sixth grade i was trying to go to warriors camp.

>> he did a nice job saying your parents don't have much money. i get good grades. you have to be proud of that letter. >> i was. my mom was sitting over my shoulder. you know? helping me write it. but it was -- it was her idea. >> did you help you to get into camp? >> yes. i was able to get in there, i was able to get into the camp. it was a big moment for me. i was only in sixth grade. so it was awesome to be part of it. >> the warriors gave him that scholarship. the 23-year-old got his second scholarship to fresno state signing a deal with the heat last february. he looks forward to facing the slash brothers. >> i mean it's awesome and a challenge. that is what you want. you know? >> in san francisco, abc7

sports. >> i know i should have atented a warriors camp. it might have changed everything for me. clemson and alabama playing in glendale right now. 4-14. derek henry rush forward a couple touchdowns. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> i still have four years of college basketball. >> there you go. >> wow, wow. >> you're going to win the lottery. don't worry about it. >> join us at 9:00. and at 11:00 a bay area cold case reopens tonight. police are taking a look at the search for a teenager that vanished more than 30 years ago. >> we appreciate your time i'm dan ashley. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. blp

this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a graduate student from haverford, pennsylvania... a product-marketing manager from milwaukee, wisconsin... and our returning champion, an attorney originally from columbia, missouri... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hi, folks. and welcome to all of you in our studio today, and to our newcomers, julia and dom.

our returning champion, adam, as you just heard, is an attorney, but he was informed that this is casual monday, so he is not wearing a suit and a shirt and tie. nice to have all of you with us. good luck. let's go to work now in the "jeopardy!" round, shall we? and we begin today with these categories. i hope you have fun with them. hmm. hey... each correct response will be a word that can be formed from the letters in the "c" major music scale, which means letters from "a" through "g." adam, start. i'll take notorious for $200, please. julia. who is "billy the kid"? he's the one. notorious for $400, please.