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for their lives, a disturbing story from southern california shares similarities with a story of captivity and escape from right here in the bay area. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm krist zee. the parents of 13 children who were locked up in a home have not said why they were shut in. >> the children ranged in age from 2 to 2 29 and kept out of public schools and mostly hidden from neighbors. >> it's sim floor >> on the outside, this home in perris, california looks like the others on this street, but officials say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. david and louise turpin both now in jail. a 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window.

neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. all of them were home schooled. >> i just don't understand how people can be so cruel to kids. >> reporter: retired police officer ali jacobs is talking about the jaycee dugard case. she was held captive for 18 years at a home in antioch where she gave birth to two daughters fathered by gur ito. he met with jacobs who felt something wasn't right. >> i called the parole officer who promptly told me that he didn't have any children. >> reporter: the call led to police finding and freeing jaycee dugard from her antioch prison. it looks about the same as it did back in 2009, except the house itself. new owners bought the house years ago, tearing down tall

fences in the back yard where jaycee lives. >> if you feel like something's off, you need to do something about it. you need to say something. >> reporter: phillip and nancy guerrito are serving life sentences. law enforcement arrested a man suspected of driving under the influence of marijuana. thomas henny was arrested yesterday afternoon after he crashed into an embankment in sebastopol. a woman was thrown from the vehicle and is being treated for major injuries. officers smelled marijuana coming from henny. they believe he was on marijuana and prescription drugs. chp says it's not the first marijuana dui arrest since the new law legalized recreational pot on january 1st. police have arrested a dozen people who they say were part of

a violent criminal street gang, accused in 30 carjackings and other crimes. katie marzullo is live with the story. katie? >> reporter: of the 12 people who were arrested, five are juveniles, ages 15 to 17. police say they used a gun in most of the crimes and in some cases the gun was fired. >> in my experience, unfortunately, it's not shocking at all. very frequently, we're arresting juveniles for extremely serious and violent crimes. >> reporter: five teenagers and seven adults arrested in connection with at least 30 carjackings, robberies and burglaries since the summer. one of the crimes took a violent turn. >> he met three males who robbed and assaulted him, hit him in the head with a brick, caused a skull fracture. >> reporter: maria has lived in the area for 25 years. >> i never go after 10:00 out the house because i scared.

>> reporter: the suspects are accused of firing an ar-15 during a carjacking. >> before i moved here, i grew up in concord. this area was considered a little rougher. but in the last years i've heard it's really, really safe. >> reporter: police believe the arrests have made san jose a safer place. >> we've had 18 reported carjackings in the month of december. we've not had a single one since our roundup. i'm not saying every carjacking or crime is attributable to this group. >> reporter: many were at a home on lotus street that appeared to be the hub of the operation. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. uc berkley is asking its campus to take part in a survey about violence and sexual abuse. the study will question students, faculty and staff on

violence and harassment. cal will use that data to tayl tailor policies and programs. a sentencing phase began today in larry nasser's trial. women described how he sexually abused them >> you used my body for six years for your own sexual gratification. that is unforgivable. >> you broke and shattered a lot of girls. >> 125 women and girls have filed civil lawsuits against nasser. his accusers include simone biles and mckayla maroney. she reached a settlement over her claims and faces a $100,000 fine if she talks. chrissy teigen is offering to help her tell her story. she called nasser a monster and said she would be absolutely honored to pay a pine fine so me

can talk. brian box pleaded not guilty charges that he stole jewelry and other items from seniors. prosecutors say he worked as a caretaker and would return to burglarize them. he lives in vallejo and had a part in the role "13 reasons why." a surveillance program is being considered but they want residents' input. it could include plate readers. you can find the information on our website, abc 7 news.com. 49 alzheimer's patients are at another facility after a fire in antioch. it started at a drier in country place. it caused sprinklers to go off

flooding rooms and common areas. no one was hurt, but it could be some time before the residents are allowed to return to their assisted living facility. a lot more to come. the president's perfect health assessment drew a lot of questions today. >> tell me how a guy never exercises and is in as good a shape as you say he's in. >> but it wasn't the president's physical health that drew the most questions. plus a murder mystery monterey abuzz. the shake shack is coming here to the bay area, but will locals embrace it? i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. there are two storms coming in before the week is out. all that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> we made a tv show for you. we went camping together over the summer, and dax brought --

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said this year. >> some i spoke to are telling me because the labor market is super tight, the tightest it's been in about a decade, employers are going to have to raise wages to attract and retain workers. that's good news for people look flg some more money. talk about home ownership and real estate right now. time to buy or sell? >> here's the thing. so we're probably going to see a little built of the same sc assessment. but the most questions were not

about his physical health. abc news senior white house reporter cecelia vega has the story. >> reporter: with questions swirling about his fitness for office, today the president septembsent the white house doctor out to answer questions, telling him to answer everything and hide nothing. >> he's good for duty for this term and another term if he's elected. >> reporter: president trump himself requested a cognitive assessment to detect neurological impairment, something not usually part of a president's annual physical. there have been reports that he's forgotten names or repeating himself. are you ruling out things like early onset alzheimer's? >> it screens for all those things. alzheimer's and all those other things. so, you know, the fact that the president got 30 out of 30 on that exam, i think there's no indication ra soefr that he has any cognitive issues. it's been my experience that the

president is very sharp. >> reporter: at 71, president trump's biggest health risk, his weight. dr. jackson says he needs to lose 10-15 pounds, our jonathan carl asking -- >> can you tell me how a guy who eats mcdonald's and all those diet cokes and never exercises is in as good a shape as he's in? >> genetics. >> the search is on for whoever killed hundreds of thousands of bees over the weekend. all the hives were knocked over and sprayed with diesel fuel. now there are piles and piles of dead bees on the prune dale dale property. the damage is more than $50,000. >> the money i collect next month is for the rest of the year for my family. >> i feel really bad for alfonso, because he works so hard trying to support his family and everything, you know, and somebody goes and dos

something like this. >> he was keeping the bees in the winter and he really needs the money. his wife is due to have a baby next month. a possible meteor soared across the area. video shows it flaring across the sky. it could be seen as far away as chicago. those under the path of the object thought it was lightning. they saw a flash, heard a boom. the usgs say it is was so loud and caused a 2.0 earthquake. an east coast burger chain is breaking into the bay area. shake shack will ope open its f restaurant in palo alto with more locations planned for marin and san francisco. tiffany wilson asked if it's worth the hype. >> reporter: just the mention of. >> shake shack. >> reporter: and these foodies go giddy. >> i'll go anywhere there's a

shake shack. >> reporter: this ild goibuildi rumored to be the first location. do you think shake shack would work here? >> sure, it would work anywhere. >> reporter: not everybody is as positive about the site. >> i would not put my restaurant here. >> reporter: or their food. >> i wrenent to shake shack. >> reporter: they haven't locked in a san francisco lease yet, but the home in palo alto is a done deal. it's going to become the first shake shack in the bay area. folks at the sanford shopping center say they're willing to give the chain a try. >> the fact that there's lots of parking here would make it desirable already. >> reporter: however, it faces quite a bit of competition from west coast favorites. who serves up the best burger? >> in-n-out burger. >> five guys. >> reporter: midwest burger

chain steak & shake shut down after four months in campbell. >> i think we're open to new things. >> reporter: they're expected to open in palo alto this fall. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> i think field trip for the abc7 news team! >> that's a good idea. heavy rain coming. >> that's right. it's going to last quite a while sandhya. >> we're going to have rainy days ahead. here's how the systems are going to be different than the one that came through overnight. a cold system thursday, a wetter storm on sunday and gusty winds at times with low snow levels for the sierra nevada. you can see it just really wound up here. so it is definitely going to kick up the surf. we're already seeing the surf coming up. live doppler 7 here in the bay air tracking fog locally. visibility is poor down to a quarter of a mile in napa, three quarters in half moon bay.

santa rosa, two miles. so you know you're going to need that extra time for the morning commute. temperatures in the 50s. and here's a live picture from the abc 7 exploratorium camera. cold showers, breezy conditions for thursday and friday and a moderate-strength storm is coming in on sunday. first thing tomorrow morning your temperatures will begin in the low 40s to low 50s with quite a bit of fog around. so be prepared for that, and allow that extra time for the morning commute. for the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s, a little more sun than you saw today. level one system comes in thursday into friday. a light system on the storm impact scale. cold showers, a quarter to half an inch. and dangerous surf wednesday night into thursday. hour by hour we go, thursday morning. midnight is when we first start to see some drops showing up. but it's not until 5:00 a.m. that the north bay is seeing the

light rain. it continues to move south and eastward by 9:00 a.m. by noontime central bay, parts of the peninsula getting wet, and it's pretty much going to be a wet afternoon and evening. scattered showers expected for the evening rush. this is indicating snow up around the mountains of lake county, so this is going to be a very cold-natured storm. it's going to dump snow in the sierra nevada and continuing through about the early afternoon. high surf warning up for 10:00 p.m. wednesday through 10:00 p.m. thursday. current heights 11-12 feet. dangerous waves, especially when the westerly swells build between 15-20 feet. a winter storm watch for the sierra nevada. the snow level around 4,000 feet, 8-12 inches, but up to 20 inches possible up in the mountains. and look at this. a few inches of snow, down to 3,000 feet. you know what the gusty winds, you are going to need chains.

i wouldn't try to travel until the storm has passed. this one is a moderate storm, a two on the impact scale. light to moderate rain. rainfall from a half inch to inch and a half. so it does look wetter but not as wet as the earlier computer model runs. so we may have to downgrade this even more. gusty winds. here's the hour by hour forecast for sunday. we'll certainly see rain beginning sunday afternoon spreading during the evening hours and continuing monday before this system winds down and we get a brief break. foggy for the morning commute, watch out, a level one system, thursday, friday, much colder air, so you'll need the heavy winter coats or jackets. slight chance of thunder on friday, a break on saturday, a moderate-strength storm sunday, level two. and level one for monday, with just a chance on tuesday. you can check out live doppler 7 on the app. it is a heart-warming breakout performance you have to see.

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deciding his football future, and how do you replace hunter

good evening. how valuable is a stanford education? consider this, the last three heisman trophy runners-up who returned to school the following season, all of them attended stanford. now bryce love deciding to return for next season. he was a one-man gang for the cardinal last season, the pac-12 offensive player of the year. now off the field, love wants to get his biology degree, ultimately become a doctor. next year he will do his operating on pac-12 defenses. from link gates, remember back in 11991? one man has been total all the way through. play by play, dan reus nowski, calling his 2 thousandth

1-0 san jose. two-on-one, mikkel bodker. the 2-0 sharks, but the desert dogs tie it up. nick cousins waits patiently. tied at 2. joe pavelski. a little hesitation. and that del, perfect. stops derek stepan's chances. they have now won three straight. giants news, bruce bochy says new man, andrew mccutchen, he's going to patrol right field at at&t park for the giants in 2018. hunter pence going to move from right to left. fill in the blank is going to be in center field. mccouple off mccutcheon says he's ready to learn with guidance from hunter. >> it's going to be a reminder.

almost like playing center, i've got to see hunter pence patrol out there quite a bit. i'll pick his brain quite a bit to learn where to play, how to play, and all those things. so i'm looking forward to that. tennis

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but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) . all right, that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for joining us, and right now on jimmy kimmel, kristen bell. >> have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> a paraglider soars into a beautiful sky. >> this is his second flight of the day. >> what changed that made a damaging world of difference.

a sleeping mom in the maternity ward, wakes to see -- >> a woman walking away with her child. >> the shocker, as police try to track the baby down. >> whoa. it's somebody's -- >> happy birthday! >> but there are more surprises. >> the sweet moment, who walks through the door. and a battle involving three against one. >> two dogs and a dead christmas tree. >> how it leads to a backyard knock-down drag-out. >> argh! when i say hong kong, most people are going to picture a bustling metropolis. hong kong is much more than that. this is shot in an area that is pretty, you can see the south china sea. this dude in front of us a student pilot alearning paragliding. this guy inflates his wing and suddenly takes to the air. this is his second flight of the day.

the dude starts cutting lines along the ridge. he has two hours logged in the air and that inexperience is what causes the trouble in this case. the first light of the day the sun has been on in that case the air was warmer and creates an upslo wind. the sun is no longer on the ridge. the air is cooler, and the thing is, now he's doing exactly what he did in the morning, but things aren't going according to plan. instead of an upslope, there is now a downslope wind. every time elshe's going back f another go it's not working. he's realizing he's not going to get back up to the top of this ridge. he needs to find somewhere to