on the scene joining us for the very latest. >> well, there is big drama in the san antonio neighborhood. you can see behind me, scores of oakland firefighters, paramedics are ready as they try to pull this man out. this was a private contractor working for the star, rooter and plumbing company. the owner's son told me that the

man came in to put in a new sewer line and he went into a four by three home. he was working it at some point, dirt began to fall on top of him. he is now buried about to his knees. the man is alive. i don't know if you could say he's well. he is in some discomfort, but he has been talking. what you can't see right now are the neighbors, there are dozens of them who have gathered to watch this. at one point, it seemed as if the man was almost out, as if they were going to get him out. they have a harness there, as you can see. this began a couple of hours ago and the work is still going on. we are keep an eye on this developing news and come back to you as soon as we know. but, hopefully, this gentleman, not working for the city of oakland, somehow, became buried

all the way down to his knees. and they have been working for at least two hours now, just trying to rescue him, trying to get him out. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> carolyn, thank you. our live coverage continues right now on the abc 7 news app. if you allow push alerts, you'll be notified as soon as the first responders are able to get that man lifted out of that hole. >> changing quickly in houston. nfl owners are deciding which team to move to l.a. >> earlier today, the relocation committee voted to put them in carson. now, a new deal is on the table that would keep them in oakland. we are still waiting a final decision on all of this. >> we have seen some wild swings in momentum here in nus ton. initially, it sounded like the raiders and chargers might join forces in car sob.

then we heard about a volt of the entire ownership that would put the chargers and the st. lewis ram's in englewood. now, a third possible proposal. the only thing clear here is that anything is still in play. >> if a recommendation is approved by the larger ownership, the raiders may soon be heading south to join forces in a glitzy new stadium with the san diego charges. >> we feel good about our position. >> the c.e.o. seemed confident. just then, that proposal to nfl owners in houston. but the raiders and chargers show a shiny new facility in carson. >> carson is a location design and overall concept of what the raiders and chargers are trying to do there.

>> while the nfl's most powerful people met inside a western hotel in houston, oakland raider fans stood outside trying to make their voices heard. >> i think we can make a difference. we came all the way out here from northern california to have our voices heard. and this is our team, this is bigger than football. >> a group included, several raiders fans who live in houston. >> why does it matter to you? >> it doesn't really matter because we want our team in oakland. >> that's where they should be? >> that's where they should be. >> and those guys are still outside the hotel. they say they will stay as long as the owners are inside here having their meetings. there is no agenda. there is no timetable. we understand some of the owners are pushing for a decision, lawyer ri and alma, by sometime tonight. but, as i said, everything, anything still on the table. in houston, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> yeah, they would like to -- thank you, laura.

they would like to have a big news conference at the end and sing, but, just to wrap it up, if this goes the way we think it's going and it plays out exactly the way that oakland raider fans would have wanted, the raiders essentially being eliminated from that carson plan and staying here, this is a game of billionaire brass knuckles boxing. the owners being forced to choose between loyalty and money. you want to gesz which they way go? they want to protect dean stanos, who owns the chargers. they want to ensure with the los angeles opportunity. that's why they supported them this morning. on the other side, you have the billionaire, the wealthier owners preferring the englewood plan because it looks like a much, much better financial deal for the league on paper. and then you have the raiders,

mark davis has neeither the financial clout nor the loyalty. he's just along for the ride. that's perfect. the raiders stay in oakland, they could get some financial help from the nfl to get a new stadium built in oakland. now, will they get all of the money from the relocation fees to get kicked back to them? how does this all work out? is there there's still a lot to be decided here. it looks like ram's, charger's, en dwr englew ourks od, raiders stay in oakland, is the way things go down. >> things still remain hopeful. >> it remains to be seen what will happen. i don't want to guess what they'll do before they do. >> right now, we're waiting until the full ownership of the nfl vote together. >> oakland officials stay for a development complex site that would include a new stadium.

>> let's go right back to the breaking news live in oakland at 21st avenue where a man has been trapped in a hole. he was working on a sewer line there. do we have carolyn tyler live? all right, we don't. but we're told, alma, that they're very close in making progress in extricating that man from this hole. >> we checked just a few minutes ago. she said that he was buried up to his knees about alive, you know, as in best condition he can be. >> they have mooved a gurney into place. and we're looking at that as an ind kication that they're closeo getting his legs free. carolyn reported he was stuck up to his knees in some sort of a cave-in. the ground around him, giving way. they certainly have a lot of manpower. as soon as they pull him up and out, we'll go back live and give

you the update here on abc 7 news at 4:00. >> and you can always follow us on twitter for the latest as well. in other news today, a santa clara deputy has been arrested on suspicion of driving urn the influence of alcohol and pulling his firearm. nobody was injured. in a statement, the deputy sheriff's association said we expect that appropriate action will be taken after all the facts are determined. >> a toddler and two people injured after a shooting on i-80. it is connected to a series of shooting. one of two bullet holes in the car belonging to a family of five. somebody opened fire. a bullet blasted right through the car's windows, shalterring glass in a toddler's face. two other people in the car also believe they were the gunman's targets. there have been four other

shootings along interstate 80 since november. >> i'm really worried. i'm scared that something might happen. >> the two victims in the other car had nonlife-threatening injuries. no arrests yet in this case. >> we're going to turn now to our weather and take a live look outside right now. you can see the clouds there. so far, it's been sdrie today. >> it looks a little ominous. you can tell the rain is coming. and that's what the forecast says, as well. spencer christian is here our first look at the live doppler 7. >> it's just closing in on us. here's live doppler 7 hd. and, as you just noticed, there were clouds over the bay area. and the rain is drawing near. it's pretty stormy up to our north. and then in eureka right now, here's our storm impact scale. we use this to give you an indication of the attempted storm and the expected impact. ratings are a sign of 1 through

5 of each storm. one being a light storm, five being severe. the storm that's coming our way ranks number two, a storm of mod rat intensity where during the overnight hours, we'll see the hef yegs rain in the north bay. across the bay area, wind gusts will reach between 35 and 40 miles an hour. 7:00 this evening, by 8:00 we'll see rain beginning at 8:00 p.m. and mid night, we'll see rain with all parts of the bay area along with strong, gusty winds. during the overnight hours, the rain will continue to fall which means it's going to be a wet and messy morning commute tomorrow. show you the expected impact of the storm on the morning commute and we'll give you the complete accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes: here's the very wet overnight period and certainly wet and windy commute for those of us -- or those of you who were up early in the morning. >> thank you so much, spencer. you can track the weather where you live any time with the abc 7

news app. it is free to download. it is such a great resource. you can check the weather, the radar and the rain. all you have to do is enable push alerts and that will give you instant notifications on severe weather and you can track the rain hour by hour as well. >> and we've got about five days worth of storms coming. so if you want to down load, do it right now. >> still ahead, new details on a decades old cold case. why police are reopening the case of a freemont teen who disappeared in 1982. >> there's one thing we hope to hear from the president. >> well, republicans and democrats are hoping to hear during to be the's state of the union. >> power ball fever. getting hotter than ever. i don't know if you

another look at live breaking news. the rescue of a man after he confirmed a cave-in at last check at the top of the hour. he was up to his knees in dirt. we are hopeful that he will be rescued by all of these crews shortly. we will bring you the latest as soon as it happens and hopefully, we'll be able to show you when he is rescued. >> moving onto other news, >> the president today at his desk in the oval office, working

on his final state of the union address. new videos released by the white house demonstrate the uplifting tone the president is expecting to take. >> i want us to be able to when we walk out this door, to say we couldn't think of anyone else. >> the president says he will not deliver a long list of goals, instead, focusing on three or four ideas. the president will count his successes on the economy. he will try to counter what he feels is an avalanche of negativity from the republicans candidate. it's to change people's attitudes. >> a message not expected to be well-received by republicans. >> there's one thing we hope to hear from the president. and that is a comprehensive plan to defeat isis.

>> house speaker paul ryan blames the president's policies for the spread of terrorism and what he considers a week economy. >> we are less safe. that's why the anxiety in america is so palpable. >> the final state of the union address expected to be less aimed at swaying american voters. >> there will be three presidential candidates in the audience tonight. senator cruz is skipping the event. >> and you can watch president obama's final state of the union address tonight at 6:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >> all right, power ball is officially out of control. today, the jackpot jumped to annest mated 1.5 billion clars. and you can get it will be even larger when the drawing is held tomorrow night. the odds of matching all six numbers, they aren't so good. in fact, they're awful.

1 in 292 million. there hasn't been a power ball winner since november. those odds mean nothing to the people standing in line. they are dreaming big. so the owner of big city market who says business is great. >> the crowds are steady. people are getting their tickets in early and we're looking forward to having more customers come through. >> lottery officials in georgia took matters into their own hands placing a big sticky note letter b over the m on the side of the list. at this point, the cash payout will be a cool $868 million. >> how are we ever going to win unless you start believing. >> you can use the abc 7 news

app to get the winning numbers. >> a rare opportunity for fans of the classic disney films. the work goes on display tomorrow starting at the walt disney family museum. highlighting his own affection for animals and western themes. he was one of the first disney an may xxs recruited by wault disney himself. >> participated in some of the early block busters. and then his influence, throughout the years and he was there up through the early '90s. >> the museum is open daily from 10:00 until 6:00. >> checking the accuweather forecast and all of those storms that are coming in. >> let's deal with the closest one first.

here's live doppler e7 hd. rain up north around eureka. in fact, that first wave of rain, only 100 miles west of san francisco. although some of it will probably hit the north bay coastal areas even sooner than it will hit san francisco. current temperature readings, mid to upper 50s, although we have some low 50s at concord and redwood. on we go to a cloudy, western sky. these are our forecast features tonight continuing through the overnight hours. and this wet pattern will last through saturday. the next storm is ranked number two on our storm impact scale, 1 through 5, that means a storm of moderate intensity, look for half an inch to an inch of rain.

there you go, 5:00 in the morning as the kmut gets underway. exercise caution, give yourself a little extra time if you're a morning commuter. by mid-morning, and then, by late tomorrow afternoon, early evening, it should be just about over for the bay area. on we go to gusty winds and some 45 miles an hour. by 2:00 in the morning, 41 mile per hour gusts at half-moon bay. a a

andover night, low temperatures and tomorrow, after morning rain, highs will barely reach 60 degrees. monday, a more vigorous storm notching in. that will also bring wind and rain with it. so we've got a wet pattern all the way through the next seven days. >>. >> up next, wedding bells

media mogul is tieing the knot with former supermodel. the announcement came in a london times newspaper. this will be the fourth marriage for him.

he has four children. china's wealthiest man and media mogul bought legendary entertainment. he will pay $3.5 billion for the studio blind jurrasic world and interstellar. >> now, to mexico and the latest on el chapo. the most-wanted international fugitive. today, we learned more details about that raid and the capture of the drug lord. rolling stones has released the full video.

after the mexicans released this video showing the site. blasting their way through five of his men. turns out, mexican intelligence was tracking both actors, and penn, finally speaking out, defending his interview with the drug kingpin telling the associated press, i've got nothing to hide. getting him back to the u.s. could take some time as mexican officials now say his extradition has been suspended.

>> the pope is lashing out. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. we are following breaking news out of the oakland, right now, you're taking a live look at a man trapped in a cave-in. >> looking for answers in a decades old freemont mystery. the cold case is back open and what police are saying today. >> the abc 7 news app. on the go, on your schedule.

here are the stories making headlines as we come up on 4:30. right now, nfl owners are meeting in houston to decide what team or teams can move to southern california. the owners are all interested in moving. unhappy with their current stadium situations. it looks like they'll move to englewood with the rams staying in oakland. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is covering the meeting.

that could change within the hour, however. she'll have a live report coming up from houston on abc 7 news at 5:00. breaking news out of oak labdland, where a rescue is happening as we speak. carolyn? >> the contractor was digging and replacing the sewer line is still in that sewer line. despite the efforts so far of scores of firefighters, he was in there with a company and he had to go down about 13 feet to try to work on this line. what the fire chief, the battalion chief told me is that there was not sufficient trimming and some dirt started caving in, burying the man up to his chest. they have been able to get a

harness on him to, again, begin removing the dirt around him. now, it's down to his knees. so they are making a process, but the chief tells me about their biggest challenge. >> the biggest challenge is we had what was starting out to be a four by four hole. and then when the dirt emptied the space, it came down to a 2 by 2 hole. so we had to remove the dirt. and as we removed the dirt, we made sure the dirt we removed, no other dirt can enter the hole. >> and, during this whole drama, they have given the man pain medication because they said he is not feeling right. he has been talking, though, in spanish, letting him know that he is okay. i asked the battalion chief how

long it should take to get him out. they started about 12:50 this afternoon and he said he did not want to give me a timetable. it takes time. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> all right, carolyn, we are keeping tabs on that. after three decades of a digs appearance, the case is back open. abc 7 news reporter is live at police headquarters. for neighbors, a mystery that remains unsolved. >> you wonder if something bad happened to him. but it makes you start thinking all over. >> her neighbor, 14-year-old

daniel, allegedly ran away from home after getting into an argument with a family member. she was among those who searched for daniel in the months that followed. >> every time we thought we had something, it didn't pan out. >> authorities thought they had spotted daniel. but, again, it showed the man they found with nothing more. >> if he came forward and said i'm okay, that would be really great. it would allow us to close this case. however, we don't have that. >> freemont police say they opened the case last summer. >> we started looking at it and, right away, we started thinking to ourselves, something just doesn't seem right here. >> two weeks ago, they executed a search warnt to dig up the backyard of daniel's childhood home. the search came up empty. neighbors are glad to see that something is being done after all of these years.

>> she says the police department's mishandling of her rape kit is one reason her attacker has never within found. >> alma and larry, this san francisco woman claims sfpd violated her due process by not investigating her case properly and not getting her re kit test results. >> for the police to tell me that they're going to test all of the kits and to continue to mise misrepresent me, i would say that's deficient. >> heather marlow was teary-eyed today. it all began in 2010 where

marlow believes somebody spiked her drink. she woke up with a strange man and underwent a sexual assault exam. >> she came forward with the hope that the san francisco police department would do what it is charged with doing, and that is to investigate what happened to her. to find the person who did this to her. >> the rape kit sat untested for years. one of thousands as it turns out. it eventually led to a change in state law, as well as san francisco police policy in 2014. where marlow says none of it has helped her. she says that's her best hope for finding her attacker. >> it's more than frustrating. it's been very traumatizing. >> well, police officials did not issue a new comment today. they said they've increased staffing to test dna.

cleared the backlog of untested rape kits. those are the three main things that they have changed. she hopes no other woman in the future will have to experience what she has endured. . >> developing news now, the crew members of two small navy boats are being held by iran. according to iran, this ins dents stems from some type of trouble. the crew and the vessels will be returned safely and promptly. >> a syrian man is believed responsible for a deadly suicide attack in turkey. at least ten foreigners died when the bomber attacked istanb istanbul's historic district. >> former afghan taliban before a military judge today. charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.

disappearing from his military post and held for five years. he was released in a prisoner exchange. if convicted, he faces up to five years in prison. >> the release today after authorities reduced her bail from a million to $75,000. couch is accused of helping her son leave the country in order to avoid a probation hearing that could have led to jail time. >> coming up, a look at saturday urn like no other. and why cape canaveral is going to be very busy this year. >> rain is on the way. we're going to get quite a soaking. i'll have the accuweather seven day forecast in jus

the next challenge for space-x is this weekend when a company tries to land a rocket upright. spacex pulled off its first successful vertical landing in december following three failed attempts. the skies over florida will be very busy this year. about 20 unmanned launchers for making deliveries to the space station.

>> check this out, a new view of sat earn. nasa real leased this image last year. this picture was taken from more than a million and a half miles away. meteorite impacts and the planet's gravity all pulling material from the moons. >> wow, incredible. time to check our weather for today. and the rain is coming. >> wealther for earthlings. >> yes, exactly. here's live doppler e7 hd and rain and moisture not far offshore. we'll be getting some of that rain tonight, overnight and tomorrow. so we'll have a pretty extended period of wet weather coming our way. snow in the sierra. a winter weather advisory from 1:00 a.m. tomorrow until midnight tomorrow night and look for 6-12 inches of snow. up to 18 inches could fall in

the highest peeks. here's our slow accumulation. about 18 inches at kirkwood. back to the bay area. the whole state tomorrow will have precipitation in the northern half of the state. it will be sunny and mild here in the bay area. after some wind and rain, it will get some breaks of sun in the afternoon. highs ranging in the upper 50s in our rain chances. over the week ahead, the lowest chance we have is 30% on sunday. so, basically, we're expecting some rainfall, although it may be light. larry and alma? >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, grocery shopping from the comforts of your living room. how do companies really stack up? we're going to do some comparison shopping. >> what would you do to save a little money? we have new information today on something most

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the practice of buying your gross ris online is on the rise. sales expected to top more than $13 billion for 2015. >> but how do the companies stack up? rebecca jarvis has your price check. >> it's breakfast time at my house and the deliveries are coming in. >> thank you. >> reporter: to see how different online grocery services stack up, we placed orders from four different companies at the exact same time. fresh direct, amazon fresh, the market leaders and start-up. consumer savings expert with me to break down our buys. >> you can really compare prices with these guys. you can very easily find out who's got the best deals. >> check it out. on this particular day, we find four different prices for the same box of cheerioos.

fresh direct, $5.99. a different of more than $2 between the lowest and highest price. and, for these paper towels, a difference of nearly $4 between the lowest and highest price. on our particular shopping day, the prices on most of our choices at amazon fresh were generally the lowest. at fresh direct, generally the highest. fresh direct told us our focus is on high quality food and solutions. we offer at least 500 grocery deals per week. but with online grocery stopping, you pay for more than just the cost of the items. >> with amazon, you're going to pay a $299 annual membership fee. that includes your prime. >> while other services don't require a membership, they do charge dlif tri fees. with online services, you may not be able to get the in-store sale price.

instacart charged just $4.49 for this loaf of bread. but when we checked in the store, the price was $2.99. >> it's going to be different for everyone's shopping list. >> to save money, compare prices to your local grocery stores and try a free trial to service. that's what we did with amazon fresh. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york: >> accuse d pirates with an action they brought against the music industry. >> several accused pirates turn the tables, accusing music publishers in legal robo calls. from copy right infringements

and demanded pay that we told you about. without a consumer's consent. the company's denied any wrong doing but decided to settle the case from $450,000. dmv says it will quietly nag san francisco host who shares their units with the city. promising to send e-mails twice a month who have not yet reported their rentals to the city. san francisco requires the host register and limit rentals to 90 days, that's three months per year. city voters defeeted a measure last november that would have further restricted the private rentals. now, air b&b wants to show that the kumpbt system works. a new survey finds most drivers don't want insurance companies tracking their movements, even if it would lower their premiums. progressive offers personalized rates. the trackers let company's view

data about speed, distance and location. etch how hard you hit the brakes. the wall street journal reports most drivers don't want to share that information. some worry it will reveal poor driving habits. some just want to protect their privacy. >> california law restricts use of driviing habilitates to set rates. >> everybody wants to track us. >> well, turning to health news, prescription drug prices are on the rice e rise. >> how much did prescription drug prices rise in 2015? >> more than 10%, apparently, well above the u.s. inflation rate. that is according to an analysis released monday by a health care data company that tracks drug prices. over the past year, the price rose about 15%.

specialty drugs that are used to treat complex or rare conditions and tend to carry higher price rose about 9%. a and when it comes to back pain, most people tend to apply the treatment of staying in bed and hope it will go away method. however, a recent research has debunked the theory. sug jeszing that, instead, exercising helps more to alleviate the pain. the university of sid ne asydned australia researchers say the right knowledge is likely to reduce risk of back pain. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. up next, trash piling up on bay area beaches. but it's not necessarily beach goers who are creating the problem. >> thank you. coming up next, we're still on top of the breaking news we're following in oakland. the rescue efforts for a man trapped from an underground

cave-in. and stolen luggage, a woman points out her bag taken in the airport. >> the fix is not in. why state officials are telling volkswagen to take a hike. >> and one of the

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as little pieces of white styrofoam. >> small pieces in large amounts. not just styrofoams, but pieces of plastic washed up on ocean beach. >> it's in the ocean and being deposited. this isn't something that people are bringing to the beach and leaving behind. >> this actually happens year round. but it's worse now because of the rough weather. >> we also have king tides and very big storms. the debris that normally getting deposited are being carried further up the beach. >>. >> our citizens were using too many plastic any knowledges. >> the tide brings in the trash and then takes it away. >> you just go and collect and collect. it's always there the next day. >> the spokeswoman says any help

is appreciated. >> there are storms that we're not seeing here, but they affect our beaches. be very careful. never turn your back on the water. >> a large clean of up is can she think scheduled for monday. >> check out this spectacular site. they're heading south to ward eward baja skra kra and new mexico. >> the grey whales will return north in the spring. >> you can watch them for hours, and people do. >> yes, absolutely. that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. thank you so much for joining us today. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with christin and dan.

>> we are tracking breaking news in oakland. rescue crews are working kwur yously to get him out. we're live on the scene. >> we should feel good about our position. >> that's the man leading the effort to take the oakland raiders to southern california. we are live at that meeting in texas. that's next. >> and now they're doing a dna. >> the mystery deepens in san francisco. a police investigators talked about body parts found in a planter box. >> ab krrksz 7 news starts right now. >> the third hour in oakland. that's where fire fighters are trying to rescue a worker trapped in a trench that had caved in. >> he's been speaking with first responders. that's a very good sign. you can see where it's happening on this map near east 23rd street, not far from highland

hospital. very tense situation. >> let's go straight to abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler live on the scene. >> well, it is quite a drama that is unfoling here behind me. you see all of these crews trying to help this man out of the hole. he is identified by a friend as 41-year-old who lives in heyward. hechs part of a four-man crew with the company who were replacing part of a sewer line for the homeowner. the oakland police department tells me that the time line was supposed to homd the dirt back but it failed and quickly began covering him. he told them in spanish i have been very alive. first, it was chest deep and now it e it's and his knees.

let's hear from the battalion chief. >> the challenge is we have to dig as we go. so what we do, we sure up the area. so if we dig down six inches, we -- see, there's more right now. at first, rescue crews were using shovels. you see that giant vacuum pipe device that is there sucking that dirt up. as far as pain medication, you can imagine, not feeling well. but he is all right. while he waits to be pulled up from this trench, there are dozens of neighbors here in this san antonio neighborhood who are waiting for him. it