dumpster was causing a reaction. in southern california police have been chasing a kidnapping suspect for about an hour now. take a look. our sister station in l.a. says there might be a woman and two young children in the car, but it's unclear if police believe the woman is driving or the case moved through anaheim, now, involving the chp officers. we'll let you know how this ends during our newscast and on twilter, good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. breaking news coverage continues in half moon bay. >> yes, a person may have been swept out to sea. katie? we're learning about the situation here

making passes and the coast guard said it will not be called off as long as the situation is unresolved and helicopters will fly after dark, staying up as long as they can. it's possible they're refuelling now and they'll be back out here. so we're learning that 2 people called in that a man was in the water and struggling. a man trying to help able to make it back to shore. lifeguards responded with several agencies and what they entailed. >> we have had an hour's worth

of in water dive searches. conditions were tough, and we have the harbor out here with the boat. we have rvc in the water and a coast guard cutter out as well. >> you heard him say rough conditions. lifeguards aret( advising peopl to stay out of the water unless you're an experienced surfer or swimmer if you're current, you're advised to stay calm, and if you see a person in a rip current you're advised not to go after them, but to call 911. the person in the water was wearing a wet suit. the search, according to the coast guard will continue into the night. the coast guard

are searching the cars and they believe the man was at the beach by himself. at 6:00, the body of a ski instructor has been found. a search and rescue team found the body of carson may, the 23-year-old last seen january 15th. this is video of prior search efforts. today, search dogs were brought to the area where his cell phone left pings. and he was found under five feet of snow. police are searching for a man who gunned down a 15-year-old boy today. >> reporter: hi, dan. the pictures tell the story.

as family members arrive just a short time after another young life is lost, one of their own. gunned down on a bike path in the middle of the morning. he was just 14 years old. xavier mcclannaman. >> he never upset his parents, either. when you're in the streets, anything may happen, you know? things happen. >> a lot of people knew him. and i guess they're just telling me to make sure for myself. >> reporter: it happened on the richmond greenway, running adjacent to the middle school. this neighbor heard the shots but didn't realize it was a young teen that lost his life. >> he didn't have a chance to live yet. you know? >> reporter: police won't say if the shooting was gang related. but they're concerned about what might happen next. >> we know that when a young

person is killed in public, in brazen daylight shooting it can prompt retaliation and stir up violence. >> oh, just keep your kids close to you. know where they're at at all times, that is all. that is all i can say. >> police combed the tracks looking for evidence and believe one gunman was involved. a person that got away. in richmond, laura anthony, abc7 news. a bus burst into flames in a san francisco gas station today, sky 7 shows firefighters hosing down the paratransit bus at 9th and howard, this afternoon, first responders evacuated the station, and the fire didn't spread to the gas tanks but did reach a tank on the bus. >> just got bigger until explosions. so there was a hissing sound,

potential for an explosion. >> one firefighter was injured and witness videos show flames pouring out of the bus. smoke could be seen for miles. to see news where you live, take a video and share it with us. that. a family that just finished remodelling their home is going to need to do it again. we can see a gravel truck that crashed into this home this afternoon. abc7 news is live with the details on all of the damage there. sergio? >> we saw a tow truck here and it's going to take a while to remove that tractor trailer from

the house. first glance, it's doifl see. this big rig toppled on to a house, joanne described the damage. this is where her parents live. >> you can see it's gone and taken out their bedroom and bathroom closet. and some of the dining area. >> she says her mom usually takes a nap at about the time the truck smashed into the house. both of her parents were not home at the time. they're on their way home from a vacation in hawaii. this is the second time their house has been smashed by a run away vehicle. an suv came crashing into last time this, is worse. >> once the truck gets removed, they'll see if it's okay. >> the gravel truck came down the hill and he said the brakes went out and he went into the house. when i heard it, my son was

outside and you heard a boom. >> reporter: jackie says her son helped the driver out of the truck. he was bleeding. the california highway patrol says the 28-year-old was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. this crash affected the neighborhood. >> he hit a power pole and now there is a lot of people without power and communication. and we've had him stay in place until we're able to clear the area. >> crews figure it will take a few hours to remove the massive tractor trailer truck from the house. a funeral for a young mother of two shot to death two weeks ago is happening now. the boyfriend of stacy aguilar has been arrested and charged with her murder. prosecutors say he shot her and had a friend help him dump her body in fremont. vic lee is live from the funeral home with the story.

>> reporter: the service starts shortly here at the funeral parlor, so far, a dozen, two dozen people are here, mostly family and close friends and stacy aguilar's dad is also here from mexico. this morning was a frustrating one for him, tonight it will be a sad, sad one. stacy aguilar's ashes were encased in a closed casket. her sisters chose purple flowers, her favorite color. on the morning of the service, her accused killer was scheduled to be in court. the 23-year-old shown here in court friday, did not appear at today's hearing. we are sad, very sad her father said afterwards. aguilar had just arrived in the bay area from mexico, on a humanitarian visa. he wanted to see his 22-year-old daughter's accused killer.

>> we're feeling weighed down because we don't know what will happen. they keep changing dates on us. i would like the person or persons responsible to be punished. they took our youngest. >> aguilar's youngest was 22 years old. she was seen in a house party hayward february 13th. her body found in a rural area of fremont. he attended the party with a friend. when taken into custody, he told police that pedraza told him he shot and killed the young woman and that the two men drove her body to fremont and threw it down the hill. police arrested pedrazo but he was in custody on an immigration hold. authorities say he is in the country illegally, and has a criminal history. stacy aguilar's mother could not make the trip here, her father spoke on her behalf.

>> she is devastated, sad, does not know what to do. she wanted her remains to arrive tomorrow but that will not be possible. >> aguilar's father says his daughter's remains will be taken to the daughter's hometown in mexico. a calendar says we have three weeks until spring, but it feels like it's here. taking a look at pier 15, look at the great colors out there. abc7 news weather anchor joins us with more. spencer? >> not only that dazzling sunset sky, but beautiful, colorful sky. taking a look at the records, san francisco, 71 degrees. and salinas, 81 degrees setting

highs for leap day. this is one to remember. >> well, more than a third of california is under the worst stage of drought now. >> the state can't function without water. a life report to explain how this device makes it easier to make wine in napa valley. trading counterfeit cash for cookies. at 6:30, the suspect ripped off a group of girl scouts if nissan leaf... what will you do? ♪ how far will you go? ♪ how much will you see? ♪ electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. ♪ we're about to show you an incredibly low fare.

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turning water into wine has been a mirror why cell act, but

finding water has been difficult to be sure. >> reporter: water into wine, great line. i like that one. if you have a high water bill this might be interesting. in napa county, if you spend $400 you can get all of the free water but you're going to have to spend tens of thousands of dollars to build a well, but it could pay off. water, gushing and slipping away. in napa county, it's going back to where it came from. the ground. >> this is our aquafer. >> his family has been digging wells into the 3 million year old lava since the late 1970s. he tells us there is as much as ever. he runs three rigs and has a

five month backlog. >> when we're done, we might be around 100 gallons per minute. >> he does work for vineyard >> we watch the water table. >> reporter: because there is so much rain here, this pond took two months to fill and is 15 feet deep. >> last year we had 25 inches of rain. which is not normal for us. we saw water levels recharge. >> reporter: which is good news, because the vines are behaving as they did last year and if we stay dry, matt will be needing the water. >> we'll start irrigating early. if it keeps raining we should be okay. >> reporter: reassuring to know the napa valley has a healthy water piggy bank.

>> this is nice, clean, volcanoic water. apple scored a major victory today, over the battle over unlooking locking iphones. >> reporter: many people never heard of a battle over a drug dealer's iphone in new york city but there are huge implications for the case you do know, at the san bernardino gunman. a judge in new york rejected the governor's request which is to override the city. the feds wanted to learn more about customers and sources. the judge says prosecutors failed to establish they have the legal authority to force apple to help prosecutors. it could give apple a legal standing in the california case. in december, farook and his wife

shot 14 people in a suspected terror plot. last week in an interview with david muir, apple's ceo to help in this way would endanger the digital security of all americans. tomorrow, apple's legal chief and fbi director james comey will testify on encryption hearings and apple and the fbi will go head to head in court in riverside on march 22nd. >> thank you, kristin. on to warmth and rain. >> yes. and sunset. yes. it is amazing. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. clouds in the sky adding lots of color to our sunset. we have had record highs in many locations and now, you can see

most are much warmer than they were at this hour yesterday. 90 degrees warmer in san francisco and every other location. 66 in san francisco. 67 across the bay in oakland, 70 in los gatos and san jose. so sprinkles tomorrow, rain is likely wednesday night into thursday morning may arrive. throughout the winter, we'll go into now.

this next storm, one will see a light storm, less than a quarter inch of rainfall. here is the forecast animation, at 10:00 thursday morning we'll see rain arriving thursday night, continuing into early thursday morning. rainfall totals expected to be less than a quarter inch, but perhaps as much as half an inch in santa rosa and other locations. overnight, mainly clear skies with high clouds around into mid to upper 40s. low 50s around the bay and tomorrow, high temperatures before the clouds thicken, reaching from upper 60s near the coast to low to mid-70s around the bay and inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. next storm saturday, will be

wet, and windy, and into sunday ranking this number two. and so we do expect a wet weekend. >> yes. >> three times fast. >> exactly, right. >> all right. well, does it seem like everyone around su attached? there is an app proves that is not true. >> michael finney and two people never knew they crossed paths until looking at their phone. do workers with an annual salary get paid for working on a leap day? that answer, coming up

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convince the judge. >> michael tyree died in custody. his injuries were mostly internal. >> reporter: those minutes, those last minutes of his life were absolutely horrible. >> prosecutors showed photos of michael tyree's lifeless body on the floor of the jail, naked can a cut on his forehead and signs of a struggle. explaining why those photos are so important. >> what they were trying to show is that he was in a locked cell when they went into the cell block so nobody but those three could have entered his cell. >> they worked to show others could have accessed the cell and

need to show probable cause. the three are facing murder charges in tyree's case. and assault under the cover of authority case. >> the people shouldn't kill people. especially deputies working in jail. >> tyree died on august 26th and the report was sealed. >> he was beaten to death. he bled to death because >> the deputies pleaded not guilty and are out on bail. in san jose, abc7 news. and we have new information about an accident that killed a driver yesterday on interstate 80. this accident happened when the driver got out of the car to check on a tire near pinole and

struck by another vehicle. 31-year-old cary cash was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. a missing 11-year-old has been found. we told you he had disappeared after school today. police say he is back home, and is safe. a girl scout in southern california learned about the worst and best in people after selling girl scout cookies. >> they sold thin mints to help her fund raise. >> i get to go to san francisco and camping. >> her mom says it's a good chance for her daughter to learn about managing money and interacting with others but

while selling cookies, she got an unexpects lesson. >> there are good people in the world and bad people and this is a good lesson to learn. >> someone gave us a $100 bill. >> we're the girl scouts. who would do that? yes. it was kind of shocked. >> police confirmed it was counterfeit and another surprise. >> she said i didn't want your daughter to have a bad girl scout experience and please take this money. and i said wow. >> a lesson this 9-year-old says she'll never forget. >> thank you. >> you too. >> they say they provide tools as well as recommending they do

not accept bills larger than $20. under a rule, health insurers will be taxed based on how many medical and non-medical patients they serve. the deal will allow the state to comply with rules and secure $1 billion in funding. >> this brings, as we know, stability to medical and frees up $1 billion which we're going to make investments in the developmentally disabled community. >> the plan needs to be approved by the obama administration. on the eve of super tuesday, candidates for president are crisscrossing the country, rallying support.

1600 delegates at at stake, today, he went after marco rubio. >> i call him light weight. i watched light weight marco rubio standing here. and i watched this and saw a melt down. >> i regret the language being used by republicans. scapegoating people, finger pointing, blaming. >> texas will be the biggest prize, and it's also the home state of ted cruz and analysts say the campaign could be over if you loses that state. >> things turned heated in virginia this morning between a photographer for "time" magazine and a u.s. secret service agent. time says the photographer stepped out of a press pan to take pictures of black lives matter protestors and was roughed up. the magazine says it contacted the secret service to express concerns about how this was

handled. abc news's special coverage begins tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. that will preempt jeopardy and wheel of fortune. some middle schoolers are getting new students temporary lie next on abc7 news at 6:00, see what it is like. and -- >> i'm not going to tolerate bullying. >> still ahead, warriors

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lawmakers are working to reduce paper work for organic farmers and introduced a bill to eliminate the organic certification process. it would be no more duplicate paper work. >> people overlook the amount of time i have to have my teams focus on it. it's the last part of my certification process. so my inspection

for months. >> lawmakers say it will be key to maintaining the law enforcement standards, making it easier for growers. >> a local school district embarked on a mission to find out what goes on in a classroom from the perspective of a student. >> the information will be used to improve the way kids >> no one was happier to visit a school cafeteria than the superintendent of san francisco public schools. >> i'm having a blast. >> he was shadowing a student, leah dixon, all day. she's not sure that made her the most popular kid at willie brown middle school. >> if we say we wanted to design

environments and curriculum for students, it's valuable to have the perspective of a student. >> explain what they're talking about so we can get it right in our heads. >> the superintendent isn't the only one doing this. nearly 100 administrators from the district will be shadowing students. these are people who don't spend time in the classroom, but the information will be of great value to the district and to stanford. >> then, at the end, yes, we'll compare notes and have a, look at the best practice and what's happening. where are the gaps? >> stanford school of design helps districts make changes. >> we walk folks through, and take what you saw, what you have learned, turn that into insight.

>> she says it starts with ability to understand others. in san francisco, abc7 news. the warriors clenched a playoff spot. >> they have and need more than basketball. >> the pledge taken to fight

. another lawsuit targeting warriors new arena. mission bay alliance says the city didn't follow rules of proposition m, limiting the amount of new office space the city can approve every year and accuses the city of misusing public subsidies to pay for the arena and failing to meet california environmental quality act requirements. if you've been talking about the warriors, you're not alone. >> if last year's championship wasn't enough, they can have secured a spot on this year's playoff. >> now, as abc7 news found out, they're putting attention to good

>> curry made that shot at the end. it was amazing. >> they're unstoppable. they play good. i feel like okc should have won. >> she's not the only one. >> i don't think there is no way we should have won that game. >> curry says he didn't plan to take that shot. >> i didn't know i was going to take it. i knew a lot could happen. >> it's a game of the year for sure. >> and meaning the warriors have a spot in the playoffs. they have spotted fake tickets online. and fans are thinking about the finals. >> it's been good. and now, warriors guard has something to say. >> as a youngster, not standing

up for others, that is sending me down the wrong path. >> the warriors are giving more than that. >> having this team that lit our town on fire, stand up with us, be a role model is powerful. >> i can't breathe. the normal heartbeat ain't there no more. >> the message hit home. >> i'm not going to tolerate bullying. because we both tolerate bullying. >> today is leap day, and some wonder, do people paid with annual salary get paid for working today? the people at cnn money discovered the answer is yes. this year. since 2016 began on a friday we have an extra saturday, but in the next leap year, in 2020, well, we'll have an extra

weekday. >> so to with clear the station doesn't owe us money? >> not this year, next time, maybe. >> oh, man. >> i know. >> counting on it. >> let's get into it. tomorrow, rain in the northern part of the state. sunny and warm here and we'll begin with sunny skies and clouds thicken in the evening hours, we'll have highs from upper 60s to low and mid-70s and with that rain, that will produce impressive seven day rainfall totals by this time, next week. so look out for rain. and here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have a light rain steerm wednesday, into thursday, and ranking one in our storm impact scale, and two twos coming in on saturday and sunday, that will be the rainiest period. the seven days ahead. >> a pair of twos. >> i like that. >> winning pair. >> thank you. >> we can't get enough, might as well talk warriors. >> that is right. >> warriors finally coming home after a nine-day 6 game road

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live look from san rafael, you can see a wreck closed northbound 101 right now. the chp says there are three cars involved nochlt word on injuries. a and it may be sometime before all lanes are reopened. we'll stay on top of it. steph curry named western conference player of the week today, becoming the first player to win four times in a season. we check out his numbers, he averaged 43.8 points in four games. and to this curry shot to seal the victory. curry broke his record for threes in a season with 288, tied an nba record, and

the first player to hit threes in back to back games. he dinged his ankle and is doubtful for tomorrow's game. and here he is today. >> there wasn't soreness or pain, or put myself in injury. going forward, we want to get to 100% as quickly as possible, not delay recovery with the junction tour in this season. so that is the only thing i'm focused on now. >> what he's doing now done before in terms of shots. >> draymond green told us he did get emotional at half time. the chemistry is such that this

is just draymond being draymond. >> i apologize. that wasn't the right way to handle what needed to be handled. i can't do that because it sets a bad precedence how everything will be ran going forward. >> last night, bears completed a perfect season at home for the first time since 1960, proving at 21 and 8. they beat usc and coach kerr asked if he like steph's or his son's shot. >> that three probably meant more to me than steph's but blood is thicker than water to, see my son, with my wife and

daughter with us on senior night was fantastic. >> and you pleaed in all 48 games, three years, last year, averaging 44.5 gross, 40.7 yards and espn reporting tom brady signed a two-year extension with the new england patriots, meaning he'll be playing until brett favring started ten games at 41. brady turns 39 in august. if i'm steve kerr i make curry sit out tomorrow night.

>> join us tonight as we follow a search for a stolen container of radio active material. >> meeting a significant other during the daily commute. it happened to one couple, 7 on your side shows you the whole new side to digital dating tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> and here is tonight's prime time line up. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope to see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a pathologist from buffalo, new york... a graduate student from long beach, california... and our returning champion, an author from atlanta, georgia... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, as you just heard, david, our returning champion, won a lot of money -- $27,000 at the end of last week. not only is he a good writer, he's obviously a good reader.

and he remembers what he has read. tyler and brigid, good to have you with us today. and good luck to all three of you. let's go to work now in the jeopardy! round, shall we? and today we have these categories... followed by... r-t-h -- those three letters coming up at the end of each correct response. david, off you go. let's start with animated tv for $400, please. tyler. what is "the fairly oddparents"? right. let's go leap day, $200. david. what is the panama canal? right you are. let's go back to animated tv for $600, please.