connection last week. >> she joins us live in front of the family home. >> they're sharing new information about that. there are answers and unanswered questions. brisbane pd say they have evidence name him as a suspect in his wife's disappearance and death. we also know that paul has also passed away. a memorial outside of the home is growing tonight. and investigators say they want to hear from anyone who saw this couple so they can solve this case. more than two weeks after the murder, they have evidence to establish her husband as a suspect in the death and

same day, they found remains, hikers found a hand that allowed the coroner to identify the remains. >> we want further. investigators do not believe and sfpd says they investigated his banking records as well as mobile devices. and they're looking at license plate readers from surrounding areas.

where the crime occurred and if anyone was involved. >> we're working to try to figure out the investigation. >> parts of the body are still missing there is no longer an active search here. investigators say the difficult. >> investigators found paul's body in south lake near martin luther king junior drive. someone walking through the park spotted the body floating and called police. the man may have been a transient before dying of natural causes. >> the emeryville

>> let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. here is a system north that will bring us rainfall and the storm impact scale. the one headed our way ranks one on the storm impact scale, a light storm that could produce up to an inch of rain in the wettest spots accompanied by light winds. starting at 7:00, notice before midnight, rain arrives from the north bay and by 2:00 a.m., most of the area will have received rainfall around 5:00 a.m. or so, most rain is falling at that moment that will be light. there will be wet pavement and we'll see more rain developing, pockets of rain, scattered showers continuing throughout the afternoon into evening hours. so it's going to be the first in a series of storms.

i'll show you what is coming up next in a few minutes. >> thank you, spencer. only abc7 news was there today when four san francisco police officers arrived at federal court to testify in the wrongful death lawsuit. >> the officers fired 59 shots. the question now, was the shooting justified? >> abc7 news is back from court with the latest today. >> well, the first person on the stand is a rookie cop, who is on a training run that night. he fired the most shots of any these four are the first to testify in the trial of the death of alex nietto. first on the stand, 25-year-old richard ship, a rookie at the time of the shooting.

he was driving the patrol car on a training run and testified a call came about a man with a gun and thought the suspect could have been a gang member because he was wearing a red niners jacket. shipp arrived, drove past two cars into the park and ship testified no, show me your hands and reached for a gun with a red laser site. shipp emptied his shot. and aimed at the officer. shipp relocated and firing 23 shots. >> you can't say something to investigate and this is making it. so it has to be evaluated. is that something reasonable? >> chip testified when he first

arrived he locked eyes from feet away. and niners baseball cap and gun glasses. and neitto did not have a gun that night and still, an issue whether he pulled or aimed at officers. one witness will testify nietto had his hands in his jacket pocket. the sheriff testified his father is a sfpd officer and met him before giving a statement at the shooting. and shipp answered not.

another inmate witness testified and was beaten by three jail guards accused in a murder of michael tyree. diaz says the attack happened before the death and that he heard five minutes of screaming. a preliminary hearing is underway to determine whether guards will face charges. a powerful earthquake jolted people along western indonesia this morning. and kristin zee has the latest information. kristin? >> this earthquake measured 7.8 in magnitude. there was a tsunami warning but it was cancelled. damage was minimal in part due to the epicenter located in the indian ocean. the nearest city is 500 miles away on the western coast. the quake happened at 4:49 this

morning and it helped the quake was deep originating 15 miles beneath the sea. this is video where there was tremendous shaking as of now there are no reports of injuries, deaths or damage. but local residents were panicked at first, rushing to higher ground, fearing a tsunami. the quake hit the same region that was devastated in 2004 by a tsunami in the same area, 107 people died in indonesia. the country sits along the pacific ring of fire. one impact, goed prices are up, trading up world wide. and the biggest gold mine in the world is in indonesia. >> in developing news, the threat of the sxeeka virus is now in the bay area. today, the first case was reported in napa county. a pregnant woman who travelled to central america and is now

back tested positive for the disease. she's no longer showing symptoms. >> this is a person that traveled to an area where zika transmission is occurring and so there is no risk of transmission within napa county. >> the virus is transmitted through mosquitos as well as sexual contact with someone who has the disease. pregnant women are advised not to travel to parts of south america. a south bay high school wrestler says he may have exposed others to herpes after falling ill with the skin infection. he says he was diagnosed with a skin infection caused by the herpes virus. blake believes he contracted the virus from a wrestling match in independence high school last month and now urging wrestlers to sit out the state championship concerned if they caught it from him, they may spread it. >> they need to be stopped from

wrestling and the tournament needs to be postponed so just trying to prevent this disease from getting to other people. >> blake is a senior at archbishop mitty high school and says he will no longer wrestle but hopes to play football. an 18-month-old boy is about to undergo a bone marrow transplant. >> and when out of the hospital he may not have a home. details on the eviction his family is fighting. plus... >> we're really looking for ways to get through the parents and counselors to let them know if this is an honorable profession. you can make a lot of money doing this. >> it's not about greasy tools, meet the next generation of car mechanics being trained to work on electric cars. find out how this sound of this machine can improve how skin looks. >> they're cute but in trouble. how california is helping the

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tragedy with tear people apart and also bring them closer to together. two families, one gives life to another. >> maggie cole and this family looked like they've known each other their lives, actually, it's been three years because of this little boy. >> i love to see him running

around. >> when just months old, matthew would get sick, often, doctors found a rare disease was destroying his liver and kidneys. >> you hear the words end stage reenl failure, it sounds scary. >> his parents had to drive from antioch to san francisco six days per week for dialysis. he won't survive without a transplant. three times they're told there was a donor, and then, fell through until a 2013 automobile accident took the life of this 22-year-old veteran. >> what better way to leave a legacy? than to save someone's live. >> maggie's son was that donor. she's happy part of his lives on in matthew and the two families became very close. >> to find out the similarities in our lives, and how close we live, it was a blessing. >> maggie has a son who is a chp

officer, matthew's dad is a retired police officer. and mom, christy was a officer ten years. when he grows up, matthew says he wants to be a super hero but i think he's already there. the sheriff's office said goodbye to a member, k 9 jay died of cancer. >> across america a shortage of mechanics has shops scrambling for help and community colleges are doing their part to replenish the work force in this area. chris nguyen is live with the story. >> reporter: officials unveiled this center behind me and say it

is second to none. they're hoping most will consider going into the auto industry. >> it's easy to see this isn't your average shop. >> this you don't do a lot of greasy work anymore. it's maintenance or diagnostic work. >> today, they celebrated the automotive technology center. at $13 million, the 25,000 facility has 20 different lab spaces. >> it's fun to see. this is a perfect opportunity because this college is showing and teaching kids >> reporter: officials say 80%

end up securing a job. and in fact, students have come out of the program and work for companies such as honda, chrysler and tesla. >> saying i fixed this and that, having the joy of saying i did that that keeps me going. >> this college is doing it's part to prepare students to succeed. >> this is really interesting. >> that is great for them. >> changes are coming big time in the area. >> clouds are coming in. >> right. >> there is much-needed rainfall. you can see cloudy skies and within hours will be moving into the bay area now.

57 in half moon bay and low 60s in most locations. and this is our view with a little peak of sunlight coming through there. and showers linger into friday followed by another on sunday. we're projecting rainfall totals from approaching storms tonight and tomorrow reaching by 5:00 p.m. just over half an inch and a few hundredths of an inch of rain likely in parts of the south bay and east bay. the next storm ranks three on the storm impact scale. will be a strong storm expected to produce 1 and 2 inches of rainfall. and so there are waves of rain,

heavy at times, and throughout the day and into the night, saturday, they'll be followed by another storm sunday, gusts with this storm projected to increase to oh, somewhere between 40 and 55 miles per hour around the bay area and into saturday evening. now, this night we expect cloudy skies in the north bay. lows in the low to mid-50s, tomorrow, looking for periods of showers and rain, and this may be some locally heavy down pours from time to time. high temperatures in the low to mid-60s. let me give you a nice slow look at the accu-weather forecast. so showers linger through

friday. a strong storm coming through saturday, ranking three, accompanied by strong, gusty winds as will the next storm sunday, ranking two on the impact scale. and that one may produce thunderstorms and a chance of rain tapering off to partly to mostly sunny skies tuesday, and wednesday looks like another chance of rain. after what is a long dry spell toward february now will be in march with a long, rainy spell which we need. >> thank you. >> well, if you keep reaching for your smart phone and panic if it is gone does it mean you're addicted? >> there are empty pockets but they feel like their phone is ringing. >> tonight, michael finney shows you a camp devoted to something called digital detox. >> and next, on abc7 news at 6:00 what makes this game of power soccer unlike a

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sky 7 is live oaf breaking news. a fire inside of a commercial building and active warehouse near oakland international airport. not sure yet what business this is. we're working on it. you can see all of the 18 wheeler trailers backed up to it and smoke coming out of the vents in the roof.

so it's a distribution center. somewhere around a dozen trucks are at the scene. we're trying to get information and will update you as we get it. you can get breaking updates on our >> midnight tonight is the deadline to file the college financial aid award. and the form determines how much you can borrow from the government. >> uc berkeley is the only place in the world with an all inclusive power soccer team. >> we're the only program that provides power chairs alongside students with disabilities. >> everyone is a motorized wheelchair with a guard on the front which is used to kick the ball into the goal as you can see. practice taking place during a course called disability and sport. there is a classroom component

as well. >> curiosity paid off for a man who is now a professor at stanford. the beetles never separate from the surface of the water though they appear to fly across it. >> this is never detaches from the surface. >> it starts flapping it's wings up to 115 times per second to propel across the water. >> uc irvine researchers discovered a weakness in 3 d printers and able to pick up designs. the research will be presented as an international conference

in vienna next month. almost 20 years of tradition could change soon. >> yes. the mascot of san lorenzo high has been called racist. hear who they think should represent their school. >> we can't pack up and move out when half of our family is in the hospital. >> new at 6:00 the family facing eviction as their son is about to undergo a bone marrow transplant. >> we continue to monitor live doppler 7 hd. an update is

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call your travel consultant or visit princess.com. princess cruises. come back new. a san francisco family is facing eviction while their 18 month old son is in the hospital awaiting a bone marrow transplant. there is little the family can do because of the father's job. >> and it gets worse, too. >> eileen spends her day with her son, apollo. in april he was diagnosed with

cancer and in a he few days is scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant. >> you think of terrible twos but you don't think of getting chemo. >> it geths worse. yesterday, her husband received a termination letter from his employer, an apartment management company in san francisco. brock has been a resident manager for one of their buildings meaning he's lived there rent free. structure properties says he must give up his apartment by the end of the month. and did not return our calls. >> it doesn't look like he has tenant rights, unfortunately. it looks like he's an employee and being treated as an employee, only. >> they're asking for reasonable accommodations we can't move out when half of our family is in

the hospital. >> they have another son, armand. >> there is no humanity. it's the peak of high stress, the highest in your life. to be given this. >> the family says they know they'll have to move out. they just want sometime and compassion. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and many people are asking how they can help so the family is working with an attorney, one of the best things you can do is help get the word out and to read more about the family just follow lyanne on facebook. >> i wish them well, new details on last week's homeless sweep in san francisco. we're told 10

>> there is only five of us and we're holding it down. >> he says police told everyone to leave over the weekend and some relocated on pier 80. a union city bart agent is credited with helping capture thieves who targeted bart passengers. >> if you see something, say something worked yesterday and these individuals were apprehended. >> the two and found the cat littic converters in the car. san francisco based on demand ride company offers uber

pool in the east bay that can cut rates in zynga is getting promoted after spending seven months on the board of the dow added 34 points and nasdaq wun as well, by 13 points. a high school could have a new mascot after complaints their current one is racist. >> he is everywhere you look. on the sign, in front and sweat shirts and outside and inside of

the gym. some say it's time for rebel guy to go. >> we want someone who has 0 reflection of a confederate like image. >> we really love being rebels and high spirited, standing up for what is wrong and right. >> the current mascot was dated back to 1997 seen as a softening of what was then depicted as a confederate colonel. and the year book was called the confederate. jim told us his kids graduated from the high school in 1970. he thinks what was fashionable in the old days may not be now. >> do you think it's time to change it? >> probably, yes.

to be politically correct now. >> some have pledged allegiance to rebel guy, none of the supporters spoke before the school board. as for the students? >> should it be changed? >> yes. >> why? >> because it represents something racist. i'm not okay with it. >> it doesn't offend me. some people say it might offend other black people. i think it doesn't offend nobody. it's not a problem until someone pointed it out. >> the school board will decide the fate on march 15th. life. >> yes. how the measures of the bay area center is taking to help disstressed sea lions and what it is asking from politicians. plus. >> uses photo acoustics.

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major intersection and is backing up the evening commute. you can see police have it off. >> and we have an update on breaking news. this is video from the warehouse fire near oakland international airport. >> the ocean is changing and one species is having a tough time changing with it. >> yes. abc7 news has more on the struggles of the california sea lion and help it's getting from the capitol.

>> the california sea lions swim a long way, but a number never make it the pups are found on beachs. >> they're bags of bones. >> if lucky they're brought here and in cases they need food. >> we think it's because of warmer water. >> the sickest are fed through a tube and veterinarians have had trouble telling how old they are. >> animals that should be a year old are more characteristic of a pup. >> and this may be the calm before the storm. >> we're expecting to see an inflex in the future. >> it's required an influx of money from the state.

>> this support was important. >> the mammal center got a piece of a $1 million grant. >> we can anticipate more events. >> they say this year is el nino and next year, who knows. they know the sea lions are likely to wind up here, eating from a bucket. >> whether or not the state is on board, we hope so. we hope so. a pair of newborn twins will have birthdays years apart. miles born at 11:58 sunday, his little brother because of a weekday, walker will have a birthday once every four years. >> i've been visiting sites and

teasing and that good stuff in years still to come, my husband is talking about how we're going to celebrate them. >> they will stay in the hospital as they grow. >> creams and lotions are standard tools, find out about something new. >> we're keeping an eye on live doppler 7. a series of storms move into the

. when you think of skin treatment you may think of cream or laser but what about sound? in her 50s, she has beautiful amber skin but has become concerned by the appearance of anl spots. >> this is

>> this is a combination laser. >> what is unique about the peak away is that it uses a mechanism that is called photo acoustics. >> he says the sound waves are designed to break up pigment without producing excessive heat. over the course of several minutes, he treats olga's hands an upper chest. first, one hand set, then, another. and unwanted heat from lasers

can help with loss of pigmentation. >> he said in these before and after photos, the treated spots peel off in about a week, offering patients a new option. there are no documented side effects, patients can expect to have a reddish look to skin. >> in the event of an emergency, it will be easier for students to be safe by first students and staff are learned how to do cpr and will be 41 ieds throughout the district. >> time for a check on nine the

forecast. >> cloudy now and rain moving in before midnight and continuing into tomorrow. here is the weather picture, wet weather will be moving south and east. here is high temperatures in the low to mid-60s and check this out. and monday and tuesday, a 60% chance wednesday through saturday and here is the accu-weather forecast. tomorrow's storm ranks one in the storm impact scale.

and a 22, sunday. >> there we go. >> on to sports. there is much to talk about it. >> before facing okc, the big question, will steph curry's ankle enable him to be available for another shot against the thunder? upda

>> warriors with a win over atlanta, and without steph curry. he remained questionable for the game against the thunder. and they know okc is going to want revenge. >> we expect another good game. we don't worry about them and we worry about us and help to find everything we can do and put together a good game.

>> he was asked why he didn't call a time out before the game winning shot. and this happened. >> because steph is good in transition. that is an air ball. >> two hits, two innings, giants trailed in the third. and giants scored three sixth. giants taking the opener. jim harbaugh sent his team to florida and he's either talking

to him about who knows what or trying to coach. can you imagine being on first? who has it better than us? nobody. and still a long way from returning to pga tour if he decides to do so. he's had three surgeries on his back. and he spoke to them today. >> it's still tough to take. i do know is that i'm progressing and getting better and stronger. and have to just take it day by day. >> today, they did sign sean

drone to a one-year contract and it was still effective. and before going on with a knee injury, this will probably take care of the running back possession in terms of the draft. and falcons released ronnie white, white, two remaining averaging 88 catches. and ravens agreed to a bonus, playing in ten games before going down with a torn acl. and my signing bonus was $2500

in 1978. times have changed. i bought a sail boat and lived on the boat. >> yes. you can get a car for $1500. >> yes. i wish i would have been born 15 years later. >> two zeros on there. >> impressive. >> join us tonight at 9:00 a thief takes a wallet with $350 but what set her off is the letter from the crook. what it said, at 9:00. >> and hundreds of tax weary people are turning to a company for a digital detox. michael finney will tell us if you need to disconnect from your digital life. >> i say, yes. >> yeah. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. speaking of digital life we appreciate your time. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00

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