mish. >> melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: for more than three decades, police investigate ers kept a hand on the homicide. >> before he retired, he put this box on may desk and said hey, kid, solve this case. >> reporter: he did just that. on february 2nd, 1986, 1986, 19, friends were found dead alongside mill creek road. a motorcyclist driving by discovered the women's bodies and called police. they'd been shot and stabbed. neighbors remember it well. >> every time we drive by we think about it. >> reporter: xavier's car was found at a shopping center. they were last seen at a nearby convenience store. despite persons of interest and interviews, the case temporarily went cold and was suspended until 2006 when

korea it'sed created. david emery mish went from a person of interest to the manl suspect. he was already serving 18 years to life for a 1989 homicide in alameda county. >> the statement he provided to me made me believe he was a big part of this case. >> reporter: mish is expected to be arraigned on two counts of murder later this week. >> relief. it was nice to know they finally got the guy. >> reporter: for the best friends' loved ones as well. >> the families were very, very thankful, very understanding. >> reporter: the victims had no contact with mish prior to the crime. in premofremont, abc 7 news. a passenger had to be wrestled to the ground after she reportedly tried to open the cabin door. "i am god ". >> this video shows her being

slammed to the floor. she appears to be saying repeatedly "i am god." this was on a flight to boise that left at 8:4567. boise police say the woman's being medically eeftsed and questioned by investigators. the fbi is also investigating. the san francisco police department just announced it's obtained a warrant for the arrest of aldon smith. >> the department says it's working with his attorney to arrange a time for smith to surrend surrender himself. this announcement comes hours after the oakland raiders released smith. >> abc 7's mark shumann is here with insight. >> it's a sad, sad story. i've seen so many players go through what aldon smith is going through, and it's not easy for anyone dealing with addiction. he went to rehab, but once you

complete your stipts you're usually suspended. and the team you play with cannot communicate request you duri -- with you during that suspension. all the people he could communicate with if he felt he was going to relapse, most people think they have it handled. meanwhile, the niners or or vice versa can't contact you during these trying times. what the league needs to do is have the team be able to monitor the player. let him practice or work out at the facility so the player in question can be monitored. jack del rio tweeted out the same sentiment. aldon was floating in the wind waiting to learn from the league. and iedle hands and free time cn bring you nothing but trouble. he told me he was done with football. and now another mixup with the law. there has it to be a better

system. the league is putting the onus on the player who doesn't have the wherewithal to deal with addition on their o addition -- addiction. no one does. we all know, if anybody's dealt with family, friends with addiction, it is a slippery slope. that's what aldon's been dealing with. >> thanks. police have identified the suspects who tried to rob an armored truck facility. they are investigators say the two men went to the building last friday demanding cash. an employee hit the alarm. and police got there as the two suspects were running away from the scene. they say gomez fierro fired a gun at the officer. the second suspect was found hiding in bushes. jury selection began in the felony hit-and-run trial of an

officer. he is accused of running down two pedestrians with his personal car in north beach, then leaving the scene of the accident. prosecutors say he turned himself in hours later. the victims were two men in their 40s, both suffering non-life-threatening injuries. he is on unpaid leave from the police department. people in one san francisco neighborhood are not at all calm over two so-called traffic calming circles. they've gone up on euclid street. they are meant to enhance safety. but people say they have created opposite results. we have the story that you'll see only on 7. leanne? >> reporter: well, you know how traffic is in this city. so people are taking euclid quite often in order to avoid gary in that direction and california in the other direction. again, traffic has increased on this street. but most neighbors here don't like the concrete solution

behind me. >> they're killing a fly with a sledgehammer. >> reporter: lynn, a neighbor, is referring to the circular structure made of concrete, located smack in the middle of euclid street in laurel heights, not to be confused with a roundabout, the city is calling it a traffic-calming circle. many here call it trouble. >> traffic now has to encroach on the bicycle lane to get through thing and through the intersection. and when you're riding a bicycle up the street which i often do, there's a competition for space. >> reporter: the main complaint is that most drivers don't realize they must first come to a four-way stop, something your typical roundabout doesn't have. one after another, drivers were rolling through the stop sign, and near-misses are not uncommon. >> i have a nearly 3-year-old son who likes to ride his scooter. and i like it when cars stop. >> reporter: so have you guys complained? >> just amongst ourselves. we haven't done anything official. why bother?

>> reporter: the san francisco municipal transportation agency says in fact it was neighbors who wanted something done about cars speeding through here. it was at this precise intersection in 2015 a 2-year-old was critically injured when a car hit her stroller. that was supervisor mark farrell's district. >> takes a little getting used to, but it's the right answer at the end of the day. >> what they should do is rip it out, put a stop light, multiple stop lines or flashing lights. what's wrong with putting flashing lights on the intersection? >> reporter: they say they will continue to monitor its impact on the neighborhood. in san francisco, leanne melendez abc 7 news. papers were filed to rename a street to mayor ed lee street. here's a look at kearney street. it basically separates the financial district from the union square and china town districts. it was named after brigadier general steven watts kearney who

was governor of the territory in 1847. san francisco's moving in to shut down what city officials call a notorious gambling den. a lawsuit has been filed against the silver shack. they say they have an array of digital gamble beiing machines. after filing suit, herrera said it is like a weed. it has been cut down before. now we're pulling out the rooting roots to ensure it doesn't come back. we reached out to the owners but have yet to receive a response. frances mcdorman is reunited with her oscar after it was stolen last night at a post-oscar party. police arrested the man. this picture was taken by a "new york times" journalist. she is a regular lin the town o

balenas. >> i know you are proud of me. >> frances mcdormand took home the oscar last night. many were watching in the small town of balenas. >> i've had her come to the gas station a few times where i didn't recognize her until i said oh, wait a minute, that's frances. >> if i fall over, pick me up. i have some things to say. >> reporter: she knows a lot of locals by name. >> she's available. when she runs into you, if she's available, she's nice. >> reporter: jason runs the local health food store. mcdormand is a regular customer. >> she's regular person who happens to be really skilled at a acting. >> reporter: her oscar was stolen at the governor's ball. the culprit was photographed holding it. he was later arrested, her oscar returned. >> it's kind of funny and

aironic. >> reporter: she sits on the board of the local land trust which provides affordable housing for people. he works at the land trust where mcdormand volunteers her time. >> a lot of people with that kind of prestige or money don't have time for little people. >> reporter: a local volunteer who now has two oscars. in balenas, abc 7 news. one expert says the gubernatorial election has turned into a challenge between north and south. a bay area group is ordering pizza forehundreds of striking teachers. i'm sandhya patel. we're in a warming trend. find out when the wet weather will return, coming up. >> i like milk. >> there's a little something for everyone you can get all this food for only $4 dollars.

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the lieutenant governor has officially filed pain toepers tr the governor's race. experts say it may not be a battle of two men but a battle between their cities. abc 7 news is joined live from the newsroom with more. >> just like the giants hate the dodgers and vice versa, cot resentment between san franciscans and angelenos play out at the ballot box? one expert says no doubt. lieutenant governor gavin newsom officially filed paperwork today. the city he once led as mayor could be as much of the campaign dynamic as he s if his rival in

november is fellow democrat and former los angeles mayor antonio via ra gosa. one says how californians feel about the rival cities could impact the governor's race. >> in the entire history of the state, no los angeles mayors have been elected to state-wide office. that's because people don't like los angeles. but the question this year is maybe that's changed. san francisco has become so much, so powerful, so rich that maybe we hate it more. >> according to matthews, critics feel the candidates match the stereotypical images of their hometowns. >> newsom is sort of aloof and cold and rich. >> villa ra gosa. >> he's too latino. too warm. >> but usf political science professor james taylor believes the average voter will focus on bread and butter issues, not regional rivalries, though he

says there is a political power struggle between north and south. >> i think it's important to note that northern california has dominated california politics, if you think about kamala harris, jerry brown, dianne feinstein, barbara lee, barbara boxer and nancy pelosi. >> yep, that is quite a list. in the june 5th primary, the top two votegetters, regardless of party affiliation will go on head to head in november. and right now the polls are showing it is a tale of two former mayors and perhaps their cities. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> all right, carolyn, thank you very much. london brie, by the way, will not be titled acting mayor. today, a judge ordered the title removed and replaced with present board of supervisor, breed's opponent sued to have the title removed, calling it

dishonest. breed had been named acting mayor after ed lee passed away. the short stint ended in when mark farrell was voted to interim mayor. san francisco county will be the first county where voters will use a new election system. voters will be able to mail or cast interetheir ballots at anyg center 11 days before the election. >> if you are at your kids' soccer game in the north part of the county and you live in the south, it doesn't matter. find a voting center. >> the new system has strict security measures in place, using paper ballots instead of electronic ones. the new system will be rolled out statewide by 2020. parents listen up. an important recall to tell you about. >> michael finney has more on that. >> the baby company, baby compb

recalling one of his high chair. the table to table six-in-one high chair was sold exclusively at walmart stores between october 2016 and this past december. about 36,000 of these things were sold in the united states. another 32 huh-uh 00 up in cana the issue is with a rear leg that can turn out of position and cause the chair to fauchlt graco has urged people to stop using it right now. the children who were hurt in the chair suffered, i'm glad to tell you, just minor bumps and bruises. we used less gasoline as a whole last year than the year before. it was a small decrease. .0006 less. why the change? prices went up, which caused

people to economize. some feared and hee pprehension trump took office. amazon continues to spread out. reports are surfacing tonight that it is looking to offer checking account-like products. walmart is already offering similar services. a couple weeks back, amazon announced it is looking at starting its own package delivery service, compete being with ups, fedex and the u.s. postal service. it said it was joining with a company for health care for hunch hundreding hundreds of thousands of its employees. we reported on this at the beginning of the year. and it's adding up now, isn't? a san francisco woman is lending support to striking teachers in west virginia. one slice of pizza at a time.

lena blanc says she got the idea to feed the striking teachers and started a gofundme page. >> ithe money will go to feed te striking teachers who are among the lowest paid in the nation and are deemimanding a 5% pay raise. the first delivery of pizzas was set to arrive tonight. the san francisco school district has reached the 1 millionth meal mark. the superintendent joined studenting f students for the event. >> we are focussed on building life-long, healthy eaters. >> the meals are part of the breakfast after the bell

program. it makes sure students are fed either in the classroom during a break or at kiosk locations. >> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi there, everyone. let's check out live doppler 7. it is quiet out there with passing clouds across the bay area. all the recent storms have added to the sierra snowpack. two weeks ago we were 20% of average. take a look today. sierra snowpack is 37% of normal. we still need a lot for our water supply as we head into the rest of winter and going into spring. golden gate bridge camera right now, a beautiful view, as you will notice, sunshine, a few clouds, temperatures in the low 60s from san francisco, gilroy, half moon bay in the upper 50s. here's another view of the clouds. they will abbe on tbe on the in overnight numbers are up a few

degrees today, and we're going to keep the warming trend going. here's a look at your planner. tomorrow it will start out with some clouds, chilly in the inland valleys. patchy frost. around noontime, brighter skrie, and by the afternoon, much milder and some sun. it's going to look like spring. clouds coming in, filtering sunshine from the emeryville camera. here's a look at the forecast. chilly inland in the morning. warmer the next two days and rain's back late wednesday afternoon/evening. here's a look at your temperatures. yes, it will be cold inland valleys. we'll be in the low to mid-30s around the bay, upper 30s to low 40s. then for the afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s to low 70s. our warmest spots, san jose, santa rosa. well above average. enjoy this break. it will last for a few more days

and then we bring the rain back in. this weekend we have the time change and the home opener, coming up. on the storm impact scale, a level one system for wednesday, less than a third of an inch for most of you. light wind expected. by 5:00 p.m., light 4:00 a.m. a few lingering showers thursday morning. it's not going to be anything like the last system. anywhere from inch of rain. level one system, wednesday night into thursday, that's going to bring us some rain, much-needed clearly, and we'll go with a break for friday

before another system comes through between saturday night, through monday, level one systems, don't forget, set your clocks forward one hour. sunday morning the time changes. we spring forward. download the accuweather app to check out those temperatures. >> we'll do. and hour. and are airplanes doing enough to stop sexual

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6:00. how much more snow it would take to get even close to normal. also the daca deadline comes and goes, and local dreamers get personal as they hit the street. plus. i kept saying to them, look, i paid on time. my credit is at stake here. >> a north bay woman pays her mortgage but keeps getting late notices. it's a case michael feninney ha never seen before. that's coming up at 6:00. klay thompson has a well-known love for his dog rocco. now their love is immortalized in the shape of a shoe. >> the limited edition sneakers were released yesterday at nice kicks in san francisco. >> klay teamed up with a chinese company, anta to make them. they are made out of suede and match the coloring of his beloved

thank you for having us in your home tonight. >> we'll tonight, the former trump campaign adviser going rogue. refusing to testify before the grand jury in the russia investigation. refusing to cooperate with robert mueller. going on live tv today, but then making bold suggestions about then-candidate donald trump, about what he allegedly knew and when. tonight, the white house responding. also tonight, another nor'easter. bracing for round two at this hour, set to slam into much of the east coast after the deadly storm already left hundreds of thousands without power. many still without power, without heat tonight. and now, this nor'easter set to hit again. the images just in tonight, the domestic flight, the passenger who allegedly tried to open the aircraft door in mid-flight. what they had to do. the middle school teacher removed from class, accused of