live from the kgo broadcastç center. . a sudden road collapse is causing commuter frustration, the weekend storms are to plam. >> but first, pg&e is working to get customers in their homes after aç sinkhole led to a massive gas link. >> we have live team coverage tonight on the after math of the weekend storms. we will begin with katy. >> she is live in moraga where pg&e isç still working to reste service. >> reporter: just got an update, as of right now, 1,601 customers have had the gas restored, that is out of 2500. the crews are calling itç quit for tonight, anyone that was not home will find one of these on their home, crews will be back

out knocking on doors at 8:00 in the morning. they are working as fast as they can, at a rate of 500 customers an hour.ç after going without for about 24 hours the gas has been reconnect at gordon's house, he is keeping it in perspective. the tv, about syrian refuges and everything, this is nothing. the inconvenience, the coldç y are should -- the cold showers. and no heat. >> reporter: the gas had to be shut off after the sinkhole opened up onç sunday. >> it's more complicated to turn them on. you have to go in the house, turn the meter on and we visit each gas aappliance they have. >> reporter: a different disaster on augusta lane will not be as readily çresolved, timmalford's home has been seriously compromised. they had to move out. >> we are trying carry on life.

>> reporter: the land behind the home is an east bayç watershed >> we cannot work the soil, we cannot have any additional weight on it, we cannot have equipment on it, so, we are -- our course of action is to wait. >> reporter: in january, a smaller trail behind the neighborhood. east bay mud and regional parks closed the trails and saw no threat at the time to the homes above it. >> the storlc have led to emergency road closure in napa county, state route 121 is now shut down. it's abc 7 news reporter lillian kim showing us that part of the roadway has eroded çaway. >> reporter: the road began to give way on sunday and has gotten worse. cal tran said it dropped a foot. the scientists have come to look

at the damage. the nearby residents are not surprised based on what they have seen over the past few days. >> there's been a couple of rock slides and a tree fell down the other day, the rain as their affect.ç >> reporte >> reporter:s that rural section. the closure caught this woman by surprise. she left napa and was trying to get to her home. >>ç oh, man, i don't want to g all the way around to winters. >> reporter: it's unclear how long 121 will remain closed, they have to determine if the road can be fixed and if so, how and for how much. they hope to knowç more by the end of the week. >> fix it. abc 7 news. >> well, here's the bright spot to all the çrain.

marin county has more than enough water. we were at phoenix lake and it's running over the brim since the most recent round of storms. marin county has seen more storms since 2011 and now has enough to last forçó two years, it's important to note that the drought is by no means over in california, but all of the rain is helping. you can stay on to top of theç weather. >> we are following breaking news from chicago, where three police officers were shot tonight. this is new video from the chicago hospital where the officers were taken. you can see the heavy policeç presence there. they were investigating drug activity when someone opened fire. the officers shot back and killed thew3 suspect. >> a chase ended with an arrest.

it started on interstate 9. the officers caught up with the driver, while the warriors were playing. the chase began whn)the driver failed to yield. new at 11:00, a women's son and san jose city councilman are credited with rescuing that woman from a kidnapper. police responded to the scene. a woman's sonç saw a man car jk and kid nnap his mom, so he jumd in to his car and chased him. the deputy chief of the fire department and a city councilman at the meetingñi heard a crash d jumped in to action. >> we just held him down on the ground and had his arms, you know, wrapped up behind his back, he was still trying to get away. >> but he didç not, the suspec was injured and taken to the hospital. >> cal fire crews are mourning the loss of woman that was pursuing her life long dream.

she worked at the cal fire santa clara unit for a year and volunteered at theç santa cruz county fire department. in her honor the flags are at half-staff, she was off duty friday when she was involved in a traffic accident. she died of her injuries yesterday. in just a few hours,ç vote in five state-s will head to the polls for presidential primaries, it's being called super tuesday, part three. hundreds of delegates are at stake, one of the biggest, florida.ç we are there. >> reporter: rallying last minute support ahead of crucial contests. >> so let's make sure that everyone goes out and votes tomorrow. >> reporter: senator marcoç ruo determined to take his state. despite trailing trump by 20 points. trump cancelled an event here he is so confident, to rally in the other win or take state ohio.

where the polls >> give me a vote. >> reporter: with governor john kasi kasich. >> if he loses ohio, we will have an unbelievable time in cleveland, it will be a contested convention. >> cruz vowing toç support tru if he is the nominee, but openly critical at the front-runner's rallies this weekend. >> if there's a difference between this and a donald trump rally, i'm not asking anyone to punch you in the face. >> there's no violence. these areç love fests. >> reporter: the democratic candidates not feeling that love. criticizing trump. >> what he is saying, go do it, go beat up people. >> someone that is wanting to be president of theç united state is using divisiveness and stoking fear. >> reporter: hilary clinton is polling high and bernie standers is startingu! to close the gap, especially in ohio, where he is

confident he can pull off another upset. in miami, marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> tomorrow will be interesting. still ahead at 11:00. women in weed. >> it's a predominantly male industry and we need to change that. >> meet the local ladies hoping to cash in on the billion dollar medical marijuana industry. >> the new effort to keep people from abusing prescriptions. >> and b.a.r.t.'s fleet of the future, it's days away from arriving in the bay area. >> i'm abc 7 news -- >> thank çyou, here is what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, i was awake some of the day preparing this for you. >> locked us in a house for four days. >> no tv? >> no, and how many sex can yous have, you know? i mean, let's be honest, nobody is a teenager here.

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new at 11:00 there's been a surprising rise in prescription drug çabuse. hospitals and other healthcare providers have been asked to limit the number of drugs they prescribe. >> it will take everybody working together and making sure that the patients haveç accesso the appropriate kind of pain medications in the appropriate amounts. >> in 2014, 72 of the county's

96 drug related deaths involved prescription drugs. well, because of changing federal and state regulations, the marijuana industry in california is booming. >> we found out why women are taking the lead and breaking through the grass ceiling. >> weed, pot, marijuana, no matter what you call it,ç the sale of legal marijuana is growing fast. industry leaders expect sales to soar from 2.5 billion in 2014, to as much as 8 billion by 2018. and womenç are staking claim t many of the new businesses. >> women are natural healers, we are the people, you know, typically in your home when you are sick. you go the mom. >> she owns a service in the east bay. >> it is more thanç a full-tim job, you know, i'm typically working 14-15 hours a day. and so, with having three children, there are trade offs. >> she is one of the many weem

leaving corporate jobs for careers in pot. >> my backgroundç is in financ. i have an mba and i used to work for moodies. >> california is one of many states with a robust pot economy, all in light green, 23 states, that have legalized medical marijuana. well, check out of the the dark green states here. they have legalized recreational use and in our state, there's a good chance that californians will vote this november on whether we should do the same. local entrepreneurs are not waiting, they are ramping up for the possible boom in demand. >> women grow is an organization that will connect, andç educat women in the marijuana industry. >> there's not many industries that are female led and in this setting up of a brand new multi-billion dollar industry, we saw an opportunity to let women lead where they haveç ner

led before. >> the group started in colorado, less than two years ago. >> and now we operate 35 chapters in the u.s. and canada. >> women grow is the largest annabis professionals, they estimate 40% of the executives in the pot industry are women. at the woman grow event, hundreds of women and some men too came to network and learn t laws can be çconfusing. many government agencies still view pot as a dangerous drug. but the department of justice has relaxed enforcement in states where medical marijuana is now legal. and the move made it easier to set up businesses. @u(" obstacles. everything from banking to patents and trademarks can be a battle. >> trademarks and copy rights, you can get as a business. >> women grow helps businesses navigate this. >> do you haveç educational seminars, or cooking seminars, these are things you can include

in your application for your dispensary. >> many of the people left ready to start their own business. >> i thought it was excellent. it's a great concept for women to get together. it's a predominantly male industry. and we need to change that. >> i really feel like it's a really great way to show women, hey, you can get involved and you can have a business in the cannabis industry. >> giving the women the tools to smoke the competition. all right, on to the weather forecast. >> yes, we have the week ahead. >> yeah, and it's a shift in the pattern. and take a look at what is ahead,çó sunset at 7:17 tonight going down later and beautiful view from the camera, as the sun was setting, you will see more bright skies in the days to come. here'sç a look at live doppler hd, we have a few clouds around,

fog is expected later on tomorrow. the storms have pushed us above normal. san jose ç104% of average. 107 in san francisco. and livermore, 104% of normal. some areas still running behind, but this is encouraging, that we have seen some spots good up above normal for this time ofç year. temperatures right now, they are dropping. the cool estimate spots are in the mid to upper 40s. you know in the morning you will need to bundle up. a live look at san francisco and here's a look at the forecast.ç warming trend. warm peaks thursday and friday and spring begins saturday night. you are getting an early preview of spring. watch out for pockets of low visibility during the fog and the communicate. then it will warm up quickly as the fog burns off. the sun will be out p

for weekend, you will still be pretty warm and above where you should be for this time of year. first thing tomorrow morning, you will need a jacket or a sweater. it will startjueñ chilly with mid to upper 30s for the coldest north bay valleys and the east bay valleys. temperatures on the coast in the 40s. for a nice day, 68 degrees, and 60 in half moon bay,2and 61 in san francisco, and oakland, 66. and san jose, 68. and 64 in san rafel and a look at the accuweather forecast, mié

wednesday. thursday, we go up a few more degrees. that will be the warmest day and the numbers start to slide a little. but it's not until this weekend, when spring starts at 9:30 saturday night. you will notice the clouds increase, temperatures do start to go down. where it's noticeable. by sunday night in to monday, we are looking at a chance of rain. so, that obviously is something we encourage as well. >> absolutely. thanks. >> all right, well, still ahead on abc 7 news

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and they will be test bid b.a.r.t. and if up to muster the production on the rest will be ramped up and sent this way. >> great. time to turn to sports. >> yeah, we have all the highlights. a big day forç steph curry. birkt day. >> birthday boy. the warrer i don'ts defeat the pelicans on the 28th birthday. the great one threw down 27 points. the dubs improve to 50-6 on the season. details coming up at 4ni

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theç warriors gave steph curry a win at home for his 29th birthday. steph was 26 the last time they lost at home. dub fans love them some steph curry. birthday boy,ko 28, looks 14. layup with his improved left hand. nine in the first quarter. second quarter, curry double teams who are cares, he must be open. there it is. close, to the final minutes of the second. another great curryç drive to e hoop. most improved part of hits game. green slice and dice.

warriors lead by nine at the break. air ball to free throw. check it out. first three-point of the season. good, second with the warriors, he is officially a splash brother and the birkt day boy, creating enough space. the step back 3, 88-62. and passes up the layup, and curry is almost out of bounds. doesn't matter. look at that. andç finally in the third, banking it from 33 seats. 28th birthday. warriors roll 125-107, 49 straight at home, 60-6 on the season. >>u! well, after a 15-15 seasonn a ninth place finish in the pac-12. dawkins was fired today. he thanked the kmaunt for the opportunityç to coach here. he took the cardinals to the sweet 16, and dawkins was at duke where he played the college

ball before taking the stanford job. the search forç his replacemen has begun. the stanford women are rolling along. cardinals at 24-7 are the fourth seed. they won it all twice. and they will host the usfsin the first round, led by former cardinal player, the game will be at stanford, saturday night at 6:00 p.m. the lady dons in theç tournament, first time under the head coach. they upset byu to win the tournament for the automatic bid. they had to figure out where they were headed. as you know, most of the pregame talk is with vanderveer, and she wants it to be about the kid and what they have done. >> it's ban long time coming. to see them up there and see this type of turn-out for the party today and the celebration.

m%qe and for the program. i don't want it to be about me and tara, we have a great history and our friendship goes way beyond basketball. >> this report is brought to you by river rockç casino. that is what this is all about. the lady dons are getting an opportunity, great to watch. >> fun time of year. >> exactly. >> abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, sdpook all the mobileç devices. check that out. our

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