pull him over, the driver of the suv attempted to ram the motorcycle. the officer then fired several rounds hitting the suv. now the suspect then took off and was able to drive about a mile to another neighborhood where he dumped the stolen suv and ran off. >> and the suspect backed his suv into the officer and dragged him backwards along the roadway. >> n >> reporter: now the suv was found thanks to the chp helicopter and officers on the ground. it was later taken away and you can see the bullet holes, several, which hit the windshield and the radiator. now when i saw the area where the suv had been found, there was radiator fluid on the ground but i saw no blood, so they're not sure if the man they're looking for was injured. while they were looking for him, two nearby schools, a high school and a preschool, both on

r royal avenue were on lockdown. so all of the high school students and those preschool kids were all inside and they remained inside for several hours. they're still looking for that suspect described as a male hispanic in his 20s. i'm live in hayward, leanne melendez, abc7 news. an officer was rammed by car at hayes and pierce. the fleeing driver also struck another car. >> reporter: the officer that was hit has nonlife-threatening injuries. there are three suspects that are in custody today, one of those suspects was also injured and meantime a couple visiting from orlando who had just arrived here in san francisco, saw their rental car being

broken into moments before that undercover officer sprang into action. under cover san francisco police officers with northern station were conducting surveillance in the area of alamo square in an area known for car break ins. as officers watched, so did aaron's husband. >> he said come back, our car was smashed, our car was broken. >> reporter: the couple had just arrived in san francisco. >> it sounded like a car hit another car and i looked over and i saw a car flying up in the air. >> reporter: the under cover officer who had been on this bicycle attempted to detain the car. >> rammed the officer and in doing so, also ran over one of the suspects. >> reporter: the officer has nonlife-threatening injuries. police say the suspect's condition is unclear.

police say the suspect that rammed the officer got into another accident at kate and buchanan. officers arrested a third suspect who fled on foot. san francisco police say they've been focused on reducing and eliminating the car break ins. this is the couple's second visit to san francisco, will there be a third? >> maybe. that's life, what can we do? >> reporter: that's a good attitude. they say they will be visiting until saturday, and they of course had to get a new rental car to the rest of their visit. again that officer has nonlife-threatening injuries. one suspect is injured and no word on that suspect's condition. as state water regulators check out the sierra snow pack,

the dreaded d-word is back again, the drought monitor is placing three counties back into drought. the outlook is better for northern california. abc7 news reporter david lui live. >> reporter: short sleeve and shorts weather for days on end has got to be the envy of other parts of the country where it's cold right now? could wie be next? we have southern california falling back into drought. geraldine gunner and her mom are enjoying the warmth of the sun. do we bring up the word drought? >> i think it's too early to bring up drought because we have half the season to go. >> reporter: it's too early for residents in the bay area to

panic, even if portions of southern california are in drought. >> we have imported water left over or carry over water from 2017 that we still have available to us. our ground water levels are in the normal range. >> reporter: the question is whether the required water will fall next month. the survey team that measured the snow today 90 miles east of sacramento, called the snow pack anemic, water from snow typically provides most of california's needs. the current count is only 2. >> we still have half a winter to go, so there's still time to see one or two atmospheric rivers which as we have seen can make all the difference in just one storm. >> reporter: reservoirs are at 75% of capacity. last season saw record flooding

but it also took drought out. >> we have to keep the conservation up, no matter what, even if we do have a great winter. >> reporter: drought or no drought, the valley water district is going ahead to try to expand its water supply storage capability by expanding the reservoir. it's waiting to hear if the state might kick in some funds to help pay for it. given the drought, is there any rain in sight? >> spencer christian? you want to -- >> sure, i can answer that. >> jump in on this? >> let me see, no. not for a while, at least. we have got beautiful weather, but it looks like it's going to be dry for quite some time. this is the view from live doppler 7. look at the rain outlook for the next two weeks. this is just from the climate prediction center.

for the next two weeks, the cpc is saying dry conditions, very dry conditions over the western third of the country, which includes southern california and the bay area. looking westward from our exploratorium camera. 67 in oakland, low to mid 70s in mountain view and san jose, this is a view of blue sky from mt. tam. it's 75 in santa rosa right now, 70 in napa and fairfield. novato, 72, and as we look at the six-hour planner, you can see skies will remain clear through the evening and even as we get into the late night and overnight, temperatures are not going to drop very much tonight, so it will be a relatively pleasant overnight period. we'll look at a warm and record setting weather in the days ahead. it was a frustrating commute

for some commuters, around 10:30 in the morning a maintenance vehicle derailed and damaged 40 feet of the rail. no one was hurt. when trains began for the morning, trains had to be single tracked between union city and south hayward stations. crews removed 65 feet of the damaged rail, they put in a temporary fix and they will put in a new rail overnight. los angeles sheriff's investigators are now looking at actor robert wagner in the death of his wife. wood died under mysterious circumstances in 1981 while sailing with wagner and actor christopher walken. detectives reopened the case in 2011, and according to the new report, wagner's version of events did not add up. no comment today from wagner. the state senate approved a bill to extend whistle blower protections to members of the

committee. assembly woman melissa mel less th than -- the bill makes it illegal to retaliate against a legislative worker who whistle on a lawmaker or other employee as long as they believe in good faith they violated california law or the lgtd chur's code of conduct. she's a fan favorite and she needs your help to find her 7-foot tall uni cycle. she had herr uni cycle stolen from sfo, people are hoping you can help identify the man seen in this photo here. suspected of taking the suitcase with the unicycle inside. she's very upset and is using a backup unicycle now. a reward is being offered for the return of the unicycle and

will be paid no questions asked. it's horrible. it's a tragedy. >> they're too young, they're traumatized. >> a 12-year-old girl shoots two classmates. we'll have the latest. plus the flu epidemic continues to grow, even more deaths and officials are giving flu shots to help stop the spread. and lebron james becomes a warrior. >> i'll explain it, okay? calm down. and calm down if you're in traffic. i have no cure for this. i can't explain it. it's the skyway, no i can explain, the skyway in downtown san francisco is jammed, just too many cars, kristen. >> people are trying to get

new concerns about what has become the worst flu season in years. today officials are sadly confirming more child deaths across the u.s. >> reporter: in georgia, another flu related child death now confirmed. 15-year-old kira molena of noonen, georgia died after first testing negative for influenza. >> she died of liver failure due to the flu. >> reporter: a 12-year-old girl in new jersey and a 10-year-old girl in also succumbing to the flu. according to the centers for

disease control, the proportion of people seeing their health care provider for flu-like illness at the end of january was 6.6%, the highest recorded since the 2001 pandemic. in georgia, a 5-year-old 5-yeard >> the school called me and said he had a 101-degree fever. >> some doctors and clinics now offering free flu shots to help curb the epidemic. if you feel you're coming down with it, getting medical attention quickly is key. >> if they feel they are getting sick, they should see a doctor and they don't need a test to be treated. >> reporter: the flu deaths continues it's alarming rise, t data suggests that 5% of the population could be infected. but doctors say it's still not

too late to get that flu shot. now we have several resources here at abc7 news.com and our abc7 news app to help you out, including links to local health departments also a flu shot finder. remember, through our updated app, you can get more push alerts delivered to your phone in real time. the faa is updating its rules on emotional support animals. the measure comes after a woman tried to take an emotional support peacock on her flight. t passengers must also provide a health and vaccination storm si form signed by a veterinarian. air b & b today that the go public this year.

the company has been in business for 10 years and is worth $34 million. lawrence toesly is leaving to -- air b and b's top female employee belinda johnson will become it's first coo. the buzz around the nba today, follows that one of the league's best players, would be open to overtures, to the league's most talented franchise. reaction to the lebron james story and the warriors. >> reporter: warriors star lebron james was sus tingt when he heard lebron might be interested. but espn is reporting that james is expected to pass up a $35 million payday and opt out of his contract with the cleveland cavaliers to become an unrestricted free agent. if the warriors could bring up

the salary, he would be willing to join steph curry and current nba champs. >> we're just getting away from the real game, we're getting away from what really matters and that's just playing ball. >> warriors big man david west wasn't taking the idea seriously. >> no, he's got to get number 29. >> i trust bob and the cuscouti department, they have done an amazing job and i don't interfere. >> as for myers, he says league rules prevents him from talking about other players by name. so i asked him about a power forward with all universe skills. >> also hypotheticals, they should be division allowed too. >> reporter: what myers did say is the teams, even great ones are always looking to improve.

>> no team is perfect, that's why we look around and explore things. >> reporter: all of this is very unlikely, but it does a couple of things, one it generates buzz and that's good for the team, the league and everybody. and it also reaffirms golden state's destination for great players. >> way to go, eric getting creative with the question, trying to pin him down. so is lebron warriors worthy? go to our facebook page to join in on the conversation. kristen is shaking her head no. first of all, this is not going to happen. lebron is not coming to play for the golden state warriors. the dubs are not going to jettison half of the roster for a aging lebron james. what this is is classic media manipulation by lebron, he's upset the cavs owner dan

gilbertngilbert and wants the cavs to make some reasonable trades to bolster their team. what does lebron do? he has one of his mignons leak a story saying that he could were the warriors knowing that this is the ultimate click bait and heads are going to explode. and i can tell you, this is not going to happen. i'll be on facebook live at 5:45 and explain the genesis of how this actually becomes a story. speaking of bron bron, the future warriors, the cavs and the rockets will play saturday here at 5:30 on abc7. do not miss after the game, on saturday, right around 8:00, don foil and mike schuman will join us and defoil and debunk all of this. spencer christian has a better chance of playing for the

warriors than lebron james does. >> true, i would upset the chemistry. >> that's right, you're a team player. >> and rainless. >> rain man is not a title you would give me. drive man, you would give me. >> you're an excellent driver. >> and he spoke it so beautifully, in part because of the personality too and the dynamics. >> it's not going to happen. >> will rain happen? >> rain may happen, maybe not any time in the foreseeable forecast future, but, boy, we need it. meanwhile, it's beautiful. here's a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies, a couple of broken high thin clouds, a view toward mt. diablo from our sky camera. record high temperatures possible tomorrow and saturday, and possibly even beyond sunday and monday. no rain in sight for about the next two weeks, maybe longer. overnight look for clear skies,

we'll have low temperatures in the inland valleys, mainly in the mid to upper 40s, right around 50 degrees near in the upper 60s inland. mid 70s inland. so let's take a look at possible records tomorrow. san francisco, we will hit 72 degrees, a few degrees below it's high for tomorrow's date, but look at oakland, we expect to tie its record. san jose, sfo are expected to break the record highs for the date and livermore will come close. looking beyond two weeks, the climate center says it's going to be warmer than average for the next two weeks and beyond. here's the accuweather 7-stay forecast. still searching for rain, but appreciating the sunshine. we'll have near record warmth

tomorrow, and saturday, records are likely, little change on sunday and monday, we'll see high temperatures inland, in the upper 70s, 70s around the bay, going into next week, 70 degrees on the coast, and finally temperatures taper off a couple more degrees tuesday and wednesday, but we're talking about teeny tiny changes, it's just going to be warm and dry and sunny for at least the next 7 to 10 days. turning tragedy into art, the unusual way one man is bringing a piece of home north bay fire victims. plus -- >> we have a legacy in this school. >> how james franco's i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®.

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>> reporter: palo alto high took great pride in the fact that james franco graduated in 1986, donating multiple pieces of his art work and two murals. he even taught a film class in 2015. >> he's kind of a legacy in the school. >> reporter: but the relationship has taken a turn ever since sexual conduct claims have come out against him. students expressed concerns about whether his art work belongs on campus. the art work and two murals were always intended to be temporary, with one mural removed in 2016, and the other in the library taken down this summer. but in light of their educational mission, they will return the remaini ining art wo. the remaining franco art work in

our media arts center are also now being transitioned as we work with students on their concepts of visual arts on campus and to update and provide opportunities for other artistic pieces. >> all of them are from the franco class of 1986, so i feel like they've done the right thing. >> reporter: as for the allegations, franco has said, quote, if i have done something wrong, i will fix it. which have spoken to franco's publicist about the move, so far no response from the actor. several british performers say planning to wear bra black to the british academy awards. there was a similar campaign at the golden globes.

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students one by one at this los angeles middle school after police say a 12-year-old girl shot two classmates. >> reporter: gunshinside a clasa just before 9:00 this morning, police say a 15-year-old boy was shot in the head, a 15-year-old girl shot in the wrist, both now being treat in the a hospital as well as three others who suffered cuts and other minor injuries in the chaos. >> we're traumatized. >> reporter: the entire school put on lockdown. >> they sent me a text saying there's a student with a weapon. >> reporter: students were called their parents in tears. >> i need you to be here right now, i'm scared. >> reporter: this after nearly a dozen shootings in just the past month. police are questioning the other

students about how this happened. >> we'll find out how a young person on this campus ended up having the ability to have access to a firearm and bring it on to a campus. >> and investigators are still trying to piece together the motive. as for the two students who were shot, doctors say both are expected to make a full recovery. all right, now to new developments in the russia investigation. today a showdown in washington between the white house congressional republicans and the fbi over classified material. abc news has the story. >> reporter: the russia probe has pitted the president against his own fbi director. the memo was republican by republican staffers on the house intel committee. it apparently argues that the fbi abused it's authority when it obtained a warrant to fan the phones of donald trump.

>> for anybody to spy on an american citizen, you should have a very, very high bar to be able to satisfy before you do that. >> reporter: in a rare statement, the fbi wrote that they have, quote, grave concerns about making the memo public. the third ranking republican in the senate asked that the senate intel committee read it first before the senate tells congress to release it. >> what this memo is congress doing its job in conducting electric m legitimate oversight. >> reporter: president trump seemed eager to get the memo out. house minority leader nancy pelosi is now demanding that the house intel chairman devin nunez be removed from the committee. ranking committee member adam schiff accused nunez from releasing the mem -- >> this memo is very mismeeting because it omits material information and has deep factual inaccuratities. what the white house is

considering is not precisely what we voted out and it just goes to show you the problems when you are doing this for partisan reasons. >> reporter: democrats have called the memo a campaign cover-up and a partisan ploy to cast doubt on the russia investigation. the committee vote on whether to release the memo was along party lines. >> terra, what's the latest on the status of this memo? >> reporter: well, we know that the president's son donald trump, jr. has tweeted out that he wants the memo released, but right now the president still has to tell the congress that he approves the release of a classified document. a senior official says he plans to do just that. speaking of president trump, he's being called out again for another set of alternative facts. today the president tweeted that 45.6 million people watched

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some lucky students received a lesson in black history, not from a book, but at the locations where it all happened. historian john william templeton

led the walking tour. >> misty copeland who studied in the city started a boys and girls club when she was 13, and two years later, she came to the san francisco ballet. for training. and now she's considered the top dancer in the world. >> hard work, talent and perseverance. the tour was part of black history month, it will also go to sites like city hall. nasa says researchers have confirmed preliminary findings examining the effects of long-term space habitation, the study's subjects were twins, scott and mark kelly. researchers found that scott underwent biological changes while in space, but he returned

to normal pretty quickly after arriving back on earth. this study is seen as a preparation for a mission to mars. >> the rim of gale crater is crr also visible at the end of curiosity's arm. curiosity has been roaming around mars since 2012. now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> it's as dry here as it looks on mars. i like the weather, you like the climate here, we have got mainly sunny skies, just a few thin high clouds overnight, a few high clouds will linger overnight. mid and upper 40s inland to about 50 degrees around the bay. and then tomorrow we'll have a sunny and warm day with some record high temperatures for february 2, we'll see mid 70s in most inland locations, high or

low 70s around the bay or even on the coast. and as we look at how high above average hour temperatures tomorrow will be, notice anywhere from 11 degree higher than average in san francisco, to 16 degrees higher than average in liver more tomorrow. that's pretty warm. february warmth is with us. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, we'll see high temperatures inland remaining in the mid 70s for most of the 7-day period, perhaps tapering off to the low 70s. and 70 or higher on the coast and once again for the next two days, perhaps even thee days, we have a pretty good chance of seeing some record highs in the days ahead. a bit of pedalling with a furry friend and a cone of shame gallery. that's a place just for animal lovers, we'll give you a glimpse and tell you how you can visit. 7 on your side's michael i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c,

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and financial performance, equifax made the top spot because of its major data breach and how it handled the fallout.. electronic arts made number 5. wells fargo ranked number 11 for its fake account scandal. uber was number 14 for its multiple lawsuits and sexual harassment allegations. now if you have a consumer problem or issue and need some help, i have a hot line for you, give us a call, we're open monday through friday in 10:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. the tell foen number, 415-954-8151. >> i don't know why the most hated list fascinates me so much. >> i was just -- i got very excited about that list. certain companies i was certain were on that list. >> you know what?

we'll post the entire list. >> please do. >> let me get the entire list and we'll post it for you. >> thank you, michael. just snuggle up with a puppy and help raise money for the san francisco spca. >> today the spca annual popup. hey suzanne >> hey, how is it going? >> great. now this is your second annual, tell us a little bit more about this event and what people can expect tonight? >> reporter: yeah, this is our second annual event and it was such a success last year, that boston properties has generously given us an even larger space, so we're here for the annual lunar year of the dog, they work on raising awareness around adoption, recovery and wellness.

they have put on quite an event, we're ready to open at about 6:00 tonight. i will be down here probably, let's see, the entire month of february. we'll be here monday through friday from 11:00 through 7:00 p.m. and we're going to have a lot of public to enjoy. we right now have an art gallery set up. there's a variety of artists here. and if you don't get a chance to come to the party tonight, come down any day during february, during the week and you can take a look at the art and place a bid if you would like. we're also going to have a lot of studeopportunities -- >> sorry to interrupt you, but i thought i heard a little dog yelping in the background, do we have any animals for petting, cuddling, whatever you got? >> yes, we absolutely do, in fact we have some dogs that are here tonight to greet our guests and throughout the month we're going have a puppy cuddle experience going on right here, we're going to keep this space

filled with puppies 11:00 to 7:00 p.m. every single day, so you can come on down and have a cuddle experience and every thursday we'll be having a yappy hour where you can have a little wine and get a little puppy love and we're going to have a cuddle too. so you can have coffee and spice it up with some felines. >> we understand the cuddle pets are not available for adoption. but people can get their adoption process started at the event, right? >> absolutely, people are welcome to learn a little bit about the specific animal, we can fill them in on all their medical and behavioral details, they can place a hold for they go to our pacific heights or come to the mission. >> you're saying all through the month of february, is that correct? >> the entire month of february,

during the week, with the exception of presidents day, that's the only day we won't be open and we'll be closed on weekends as well. >> what about tonight, rsvp's over at this point? >> yeah, we actually sold out, so we don't have anymore tickets available. however, again, come on down tomorrow, we'll be open right at 11:00 a.m. and you can enjoy all the fluff and the excitement that's going on down here. and hopefully give back to the spca, we really would love to get all these animals into homes and i have no doubt that we will. >> suzanne hollis, from the spca. have a great time tonight. maternity photo shoots are pretty common these days, row e you've probably seen them on facebooks. but naomi

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new at 5:00, an anti-war protest that became a peace symbol, the future of these east bay crosses is now in doubt. we'll explain. a new ad and a push to the ranks, welcome to the kinder, gentler, california gop. and taking a trip. how people are starting to beat a path to the bay area for its new pot tours. also would you take one? we're going to have a poll, abc7 news.com/vote and let

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. can art heal the pain of loss? that's the question in sonoma county and the answer is yes, with clay. >> for those of us who lost in the north bay fire, these are the ruins and ash. reagan misses more than just her property. >> the contents. >> reporter: the fire and ash that fell last october, the -- not even gregory roberts new how he might take the soot and the ashes and make something positive from them. >> i always wanted to be a

village potter. and this just seemed like a great way to do it. >> reporter: gregory runs the art department at sonoma state university, he's an expert at ceramics, so after the fire, he went on social media asking burn victims to bring them their ashes for transformation into clay. the response overwhelming. >>. all i did was drop off my ashes on a porch. >> i don't know any of these people. >> reporter: time on the wheel, mudthrou through his hands and e end a every one of these comes from a different home with a different story. >> dogs, pet, my grand parents ashes were sort of lost in the melee so they might be in here somewhere. >> for the record, gregory has

yet to go to work on bag number 44 from brigitte's cottage. but he will. >> reporter: where are you going to put it? >> that's a good question, i don't know. >> reporter: a quandary brought on by an uncommonly kind gesture taking the remnants and making beauty from it. >> it's got to be so emotional for so many of those families. gregory plans to present those containers at an event this spring. you can find a link to that on our page on abc7 news.com. get the latest any time with our app update, it has more customization and personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want delivered to your phone in real time. thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. i heart a big old bang. >> i see a car flying up in the

air. >> the car was smashed. >> reporter: all of that as a suspected car burglar hits a san francisco police officer. plus -- >> he was literally rammed and dragged on that motorcycle like a rag doll. an all out man hunt in hayward, as a driver tried to run over an officer. it. and pot patrol, marketing marijuana to tourists looks like it's about to take off. >> would you take a weed tour? tell us what you think. one of san francisco's top tourist spots turned into a crime scene today. >> an undercover officer caught a car burglary in process near allamo square, moments later another suspect rammed into the officer. it all began around noon today at hayes and pierce.

>> reporter: that officer has nonlife-threatening injuries. there are three suspects in custody, and one of those suspects was also injured. meantime, a woman who was visiting san francisco had just arrived with her family and saw her vehicle being broken into, right before that undercover officer jumped into action. >> undercover police officers were conducting surveillance in alamo square, an area known for car break ins, as officers watched, so did erin g.'s husband. >> he called me come back, our car was smashed, our car was broken. >> reporter: the couple visiting from orlando, florida had just arrived in san franci