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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> she was too young. she was too young to die. >> a fallen davis police officer is remembered tonight at a candlelight vigil. the crowd numbering in the hundreds, came out to honor the woman who was called a rising star by her police chief. good evening. thanks for joining us. >> just hours before that vigil, the davis police department released a letter from the suspect. >> kevin douglas limbaugh wrote, the police department was hitting him with ultrasonic waves, saying he can't live this way anymore. it was found inside a backpack he had dropped. our reporter is following this developing story tonight in davis.

>> reporter: all of this was inspired out of tragedy. >> i didn't know natalie or her family, but like so many others, i followed the story. >> reporter: a story where 22-year-old police officer natalie carona was ambushed from behind. investigators identified the shooter as 48-year-old kevin limbaugh. they say after firing once, he reloaded, fired again, and walked home where he took his life. police say he left this letter behind. >> i want to show my support. >> reporter: it felt like all of davis showed up to central park with messages of hope, but still carrying the weight of sadness. >> she was too young to die, doing what she loved. >> reporter: that same emotion was all over the stage, as strangers, friends, family, appeared one after another in front of a silent crowd. her cousins recalling her love of service and law enforcement.

>> she proved herself to me every day. i wanted to be just like her. i wanted to be as strong and dedicated as her. >> reporter: her academy classmates and davis pd family tried to share their best, funny stories. >> we did a code 7, which is our lunch. >> reporter: it seemed like the laughter helped. but only for a moment. officer carona's memorial will be held on friday and it is open to the public. we've created this badge for you to share online as a way to remember officer carona. the easiest way to get it is through the "abc7 news" facebook page. the year i11:00, police areinse a man was found on pepper tree way just before 2:00 this afternoon. the 28-year-old fairfield resident die t at the hospital.

police say there had been a confrontation between him and another man before the shooting. no arrests have been made. we're learning new information about a crash in antioch that left two teenagers dead and four others hurt. they were in a vehicle last night that slammed into a slee on lone tree way. the san francisco chronicle reports there were five girls in the car, two 13-year-olds, three 17-year-olds, and one 16-year-old boy. fire officials say the four surviving victims have moderate to critical injuries. investigators say it appears excessive speeding on the wet roadway is the most likely cause of the crash. the community is rallying for justice in support of an 88-year-old great grandmother who wa on tuesday, she was on her morning walk when she was beaten unconscious. kate larson attended a vigil for wong this evening where the

community and city leaders discussed how to prevent more violence in the future. >> reporter: music, prayers, and dancing at a community vigil for a grandmother, beaten and left for dead at a playground in san francisco's visitation valley. >> in critical condition, on life support, and when we visit her every day, it's just joyous to see the signs of life. >> reporter: because her face is shattered, along with a broken spine, hand, and ribs, she can't hug or kiss 4er grandma, so she organized this vigil to send her healing thoughts. >> the tragedy is overwhelming. says the crime was originally called in as a burglary tuesday, but that changed when family and police found her where she was

likely on her morning walk. >> when i learned of this case, it was one of the more shocking things i had ever heard. spending time with the family being in san francisco general hospital, it's an overwhelming experience. >> reporter: he says her family has been victimized by many burglaries and robberies over the years, so the meeting was also about needed safety improvements in her neighborhood. members of the community, the police officers union and city hall are all in favor of more policing here in visitation valley, just a question of what form. the san francisco police officer's association is pushing for a mobile command unit like the one sfpd parked on market streak and a new substation in the future in visitation valley. there is a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of whoever assaulted grandma wong. kate larson, "abc7 news." in the south bay, a 20 foot deep sinkhole will not be fixed

until monday evening at the earliest. road crews are looking into whether a damaged storm drainpipe underground might be to claim for that sinkhole. these photos are from the county. traffic is being detoured at trade zone boulevard and the railroad tracks. those crews could be dealing with rain as they race to patch up that sinkhole. >> there's more on the way. >> meteorologist drew tuma is standing by to see when the next round is going to arrive. >> we have a nice little break in the wet weather today to start off the weekend, but the next storm system is off our coastline as we speak. so live doppler 7 with satellite is showing you a lot of cloud cover off the coast, and that spinning is the next storm system. the brunt of the moisture with that storm is going to be headed to southern california. so we're going to get scraped by the edge of this system tomorrow night. so on the storm impact scale, just some light showers to finish out the weekend sunday

night. and right now, it looks like the best chance will be in the south bay and along the coast. less than a quarter inch of rain, but more storms on the horizon will be stronger. we'll detail that in the forecast. >> drew, thank you very much. in the north bay, police say a man tried to burn down the convenience store with gasoline and a lighter, all caught on video. cornell bernard is there with this very strange story. >> reporter: 40-year-old suspect veshded peacefully to police after stopping at this safeway gas station. police followed roman from this circle c store where he argued with the assistant manager. >> i said sir, you have to prepay gas. then he is so angry, he take a gas can from hisuck, h cam inside the store,r in the store. >> reporter: police say it was

caught on the score security camera. watch as he douses the floor with gasoline, as kuma r-kales 911. he leaves the store and returns with a lighter. he then tosses the lit paper on the gas soaked floor. what did you do? >> i was so scared. i wanted to stay away. >> reporter: luckily there was no fire. the gas did not ignite. the suspect took off, but police followed him where he refused to surrender. >> the negotiators used deescalation techniques, and they were able to talk about what's going on with him. >> reporter: police say roman was having family troubles. he had agreed to surrender after asking police for a cigarette. instead, they gave him a vape pen. he is just relieved there was no fire and nobody got hurt.

>> thank god i survived today. >> reporter: roman is charged with attempted arson and vandal lichl. by the way, today is his last day on the job after 15 years there. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." one man is dead and four are in critical condition after a mass drug overdose in a chico home. at least a dozen people were taken to the hospital this morning. chico police believe it was caused by a mix of a dangerous opioid fentanyl with another substance. all of the people hospitalized were over 18 and most appear to be in their 20s. four people are still in critical condition. two officers were also taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> >> family, friends, and a bay area community gathered at the commonwealth club to celebrate the life of ray taliafaro.

his family, former san francisco mayor frank jordan and many of the legendary broadcaster's colleagues spoke at his public memorial. ♪ he will take you in >> many says he had a remarkable personality. the 79-year-old was found dead in kentucky last month. police say they do not suspect foul play. dog owners are taking things into their own hands to reopen a popular park that's been closed by the federal government shutdown. the golden gate national recreation area has reopened the parking lot as the group sf dog agreed to fund trash cleanup. it will cost the community group about $1,500 a week. dog walkers say getting the lot opened turned out to be a big priority. >> personally, i wrote a letter to jackie speier, asking if they could get funding release sod this parking lot could be opened

again, especially because we could still use it. >> sf dog is helping to cover the cost and holding a fund-raiser to raise more money should the government shutdown continue. it's now in day 22, the longest shutdown in american history. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, speaking of the government shutdown being the longest in history, and you'll see the hardships it's creating for some workers going without a payche paycheck. the santa rosa diocese names dozens of clergymen tied to abuse. and a northern california town has come one a way

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today at the catholic diocese of santa rosa released 39 names who church leaders say sexually abused children or faced credible accusations of abuse. the santa rosa names to 140,000 parishioners and the media. >> it's shocking that we only knew of 16 names before today and now we know between 40 and 50. >> reporter: the "abc7 news" i-team has investigated several of the priests who were named today. dan noyes' 1995 report on father gary timmens led to a prison sentence. also on the list, father austin peter keegan, who dan followed to mexico and found working at an or phaorphanage.

several other priests abused 63 of the estimated 100 young victims. there are also several names left off the list, which troubles him. >> and that is demoralizing. i think it doesn't seven justice or those unknown survivors that these names have been left off the list. >> reporter: one name that's on the list is that of disgraced former raid crow host bernie war, who was part of the santa rosa diocese from 1978 to 1979. in 2008, a victim came forward with accusations of abuse. the bishop says he's making the information available in pursuit of transparency. but he notes that the list wasn't released until 23 of the 39 priests and deacons were dead. >> it's an intentional strategy to try to suppress reports, and to avoid as much law enforcement involvement as possible. >> the current bishop says in

the news release they have no desire to cover up anything. that's why a seven-member review board that includes retired probation officer and two retired judges was appointed to advise him. hundreds of east bay teachers called attention to what they say is the lack of state funding for public education this morning. ♪ >> "abc7 news" was at the plaza in oakland where several teachers' unions held a large rally to bring attention to the issue. many stood in solidarity with teachers in los angeles who are locked in a bitter contract dispute. oakland teachers findsituation. >> we're hoping this will bring us together to talk about that, as well as teacher unions and other labor unions.chs said the

commercial property owners to pay their fair share of property taxes to fund public schools. skyrocketing housing prices, health care costs and student loans. bay area teachers are facing some tough choices to make ends meet. starting monday, building a better bay area will take a look at these challenges and possible solutions. so make sure to tune in from building a better bay area starting on monday. you've heard of go fund me campaigns. now a northern california town has launched a goat fund me drive to, you guessed it, rent a herd of goats. nevada city has a goal of raising $30,000 to rent goetds to clear brush from city owned land. the move is aimed at preventing wildfires along 450 acres of green belt. the vice mayor says if her city doesn't step up, she doesn't think anyone else will. getting to the weather now. we are in a little bit of a wet, rainy period.

>> when is the rain coming? >> we are tracking showers tomorrow, but they're coming at night. so much of the day tomorrow will be dry, but we're tracking stronger tomorrows in the week ahead. scanning the skies, dry skies for tonight and much of the day tomorrow. outside tonight, it's a nice night. you did need the rain gear earlier today, but over the next several days we'll see self-storms move into california, and that rainfall is going to add up over the next seven days. the rainfall across the state will get a soaking tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. you can see a lot of spots from l.a. to fresno, up into san francisco and the bay area. anywhere from one to three inches over the next seven days, even higher amounts in the sierra. yes, we are expecting snow in the sierra on the order of two to four feet over the week ahead.

so it is a good idea, as we have a dry pattern in the next 24 hours. you might want to make sure your drains are clear, your rain gutters, as well. that rainfall will add up and could cause minor flooding. right now, temperatures are quickly falling into the 40s and 50s. 46 right now in santa rosa. 53 in san francisco. 51 in san jose. fairfield right now, 44 degrees. so overnight tonight, we're dry, a mixture of stars and clouds. over the next 12 hours, we'll all fall into the 40s as our starting temperatures tomorrow morgue. live doppler 7, a storm system xigt southern california. another one about to enter california. you see this counterclockwise flow, that's the storm system. so we're going to get scraped by the edge of this storm tomorrow. so on the storm impact scale, it's a light system, a level one tomorrow night. some light showers and the best chance since it's sliding to our south to find the showers will be in the south bay and along

the coast. rainfall looks to be less than a quarter of an inch. we'll plan your sunday tomorrow morning. it's a bend of sun and clouds out there. we are dry in the morning and we're really dry through the daylight hours. at night after the sun goes down, that's where tracking that light rain along the coast and in the south bay, and some of the showers could linger into monday morning, as well. total rainfall, not a soaker over the next 24 hours. by 11:00 tomorrow night, you can see most spots less than a quarter of an inch of rain. and the other big takeaway, there will be some spots in the north bay that don't so the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow, it's a shower at night, a one on the storm impact scale, scattered showers on monday. but really focus on your attention on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. that is when the stronger storms move in here with heavy rains, strong winds. and we're going to eye wednesday night and thursday, with some very strong winds at that time.

we could up the storm impact scale numbers if we have to. >> you don't have a weather pun this time? >> i will when we come back. >> thanks, drew. >> sure. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, welcoming the new year takes on many forms. we'll take you to a unique we'll take you to a unique celebration in the bay area. life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today.

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over. the other cal guy wic.j. anders is not going to be stopped. todd gurley broke free for a 35-yard score and finished with 115 yards on the ground. in the fourth quarter, cowboys down eight, going for it on 4th and 1. ezekiel elliott, stopped. the rams' defense just getting it done. c.j. anderson has been with three teams this season, he had 35 yards rushing against the cowboys. his first game of the year against carolina. tonight, a game high 123 and two scores. take that, dallas. l.a. with nearly 300 yards on the ground. rams win and will face either the saints or eagles in the conference title game. colts and chiefs in a snowy kansas city. in the first quarter, hill has some speed. 36 yards for the six points. kc scored on its first two drives. patrick mahomes in his first

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a big test for 14-2 usfusfusfusf hosted gonzaga. look at senior frankie ferrari for the tie. he played one of his best games, with a season high 21 points. the dons actually led late. they were going basket for basket. but the zags are ranked number five for a reason. zach norville, jr., gave the zags the lead for good. gonzaga won 96-83, but the final score doesn't know how close this game was most of the way. literally until the final three minutes of the game, they were going basket for basket. the dons just kept pace until the final two minutes. >> no team likes losing, but they can be proud of the effort. >> that's what they were looking

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place tonight in davis to remember fallen police officer natalie car ro natalie carona. in san francisco's visitation valley neighborhood, friends and family of an 88-year-old woman gathered for a community vigil for her recovery. wong was brutally beaten and left for dead at a local park. there's a $10,000 reward for arrest and conviction. police arrested 40-year-old man after he poured gasoline inside this circle k gas stat roman was angry he couldn't get a fuel pump to work. the gasoline did not ignite.

roman then took off. police followed him to a safeway gas station about a mile away, where he surrendered after a six-hour standoff. there is no end in sight to the longest government shutdown in history, and concerns are mounting with the hundreds of thousands who didn't get paid friday. >> our reporter is in washington where president trump is once again using twitter to negotiate. >> reporter: tonight, the longest government shutdown in history showing no sign of ending any time soon. president trump tweeting today, i do have a plan on the shutdown, but no word yet on what that plan is, beside the democrats giving in on his request for a wall. for his part, the president says he will never back down. >> i swore to protect our country. >> reporter: release thing campaign style video on twitter and asking democrats to come back for more negotiations, even though it was the president who walked out of the last meeting. >> a tamper tantrum by the

president. >> reporter: but while the politicians are at an impasse, everyday americans are caught in the cross hairs. >> this is a matter of life and death for me. i have to pay out of pocket for my medical insurance. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of workers receiving empty pay check. oliver garcia is selling his camper and car to make ends meet. >> reporter: if we can get rid of the camper and car, we can make up some cash to pay for the mortgage. >> reporter: kelly, furloughed from the department of the interior, says she's out of money. >> $200, i can't pay my federal student loan. the government gave me this money to go to college, and i can't pay it or my rent or car insurance or my car payment. >> reporter: across the country, the impacts of the country are snowballing. miami international airport, a concourse closed to ensure there are enough agents to staff the

other security check point. lana zach, abc news, washington. chilling new details are emerging about a missing 13-year-old wisconsin girl who escaped from the man who accused of kidnapping her after killing her parents. jayme closs, seen here in a photo with her aunt and family pet, is spending her first weekend free since october. we're getting a look at the home where the girl was allegedly held captive. investigators don't have answers yet as to why jayme and her family were targeted. >> reporter: tonight, our first look at jayme closs' return home, a beaming style. love her so much reads another post. >> we said we would never give up and we didn't and now we got her. >> reporter: new details about the young girl's escape after 88 days if captivity at that'slated home. we're now seeing this in wisconsin.

jayme's alleged captor, jake patterson, left the house before she took off, running into jeannie nutter out walking her dog. >> was crying and said, i need help. i don't know where i am. i'm lost. please help me. >> reporter: investigators say the 21-year-old is unemployed and has no criminal record. authorities allege patterson killed jayme's parents last october and then kidnapped the girl. >> he shaved his head so there was no hair left behind, you know, maybe in case he thought he was going to get into a struggle. he tried to cover up his forensic foot print by concealing things on his body. >> reporter: but the motive, a puzzling mystery. >> why do we think this suspect targeted jayme and her family? >> the why is the big question. i just know that jayme was the target of mr. patterson. he didn't know them, he had no contact with them that we know of. >> reporter: jayme's family now trying to return the young teen

to normalcy. her aunt saying in part, it will be a long road, but we're family strong, and we love this little girl so much. >> patterson is due in court on monday. authorities say he is the only suspect. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, the dramatic 911 call as a boy helped save his sister's life. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking

police are calling a 9-year-old massachusetts boy a hero after he called 911 to save his sister's life. >> what's the location of the emergency? >> my sister, she's not really talking. >> joshua joseph was in his rockland home when his 6-year-old sister joanne collapsed. his grandmother was babysitting

but doesn't speak english. >> i touched her and felt her shaking. >> i think she has a seizure. but i'm not home, just call 911. >> and that's exactly what joshua did. staying on the phone with the dispatcher until help arrived. a high fever caused the seizure. she recovered in the hospital and is alive tonight thanks to her big brother. how remarkable. >> that's a great story. >> good for him. drew is up next with our accuweather forecast. and drew, you got some rain heading this way? >> it's going to start off light tomorrow night, and then over the next several days, stronger storms move into california. tonight, though, a dry night. partly to mostly cloudy skies from time to time. temperatures in the 40s over the next 12 hours. dry tonight and tomorrow. the storm impact scale comes on in sunday night with light showers and the best chance to find those showers will be along the coast in the south bay, as

the storm system rides to the south. so less than a quarter of an inch with this stormle is. tomorrow morgue, a dry start to the day. even as the sun is going down, still dry out there. it's not until the nighttime hours that you start to see some light showers working into the picture along the coast and the south bay. then scattered showers early in the morning on monday. highs on your sunday, a try day in terms of daylight hours. temperatures on either side of about 60 degrees to end out the weekend. here's the seven-day forecast. scattered showers on monday and stronger storms midweek. it's rain and wind for tuesday, wednesday, thursday. one dry day friday and more rain likely on saturday. >> just keep the rain gear handy. >> take it out, put it back. if you're a fan of cal or stanford football, you have a lot to be proud of today. >> maybe those two schools

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the hill top was buzzing tonight, as the usf men's team hosted gonzaga. they're off to one of their best starts in 27 years, but they have never beaten the zags. so a big test for usf who started 14-2. midway through the second half, the dons trailing by three, fran the senior had one of his best games when his team needed it most. ferrari had 21 points. nice little move. rnolejr gives s showe

gonzaga the lead for good with 3:00 to go. and then a six-point lead at this point with a minute to go. gonzaga went on to win 96-83, the final score not indicative how close this game was, but it was still an "l." >> we talked about it in the locker room. there's no real moral victory from this. people are going to pat us on the back and say we did a great job competing with the number five team. but we trained hard. obviously they trained hard, too. but it's tough not to close that out. >> cal and stanford wf represented in the nfl playoffs today. neither quarterback here had great games, but unlike the results of the big game,top. goff's best play happened on the ground. a first down run with under 2:00

to go. they ran close to 300 yards, so goff didn't need to up leash his arm. he threw for just 186 yards. and he's just fine with that. he's going to the nfc championship game. >> feels good. >> we've got another game, and we're in the final four and have guaranteed a spot. it's exciting. you look forward to this all year, and being able to get a chance to play in a game like this, and play well and come out on top. we've got hopefully a couple more. >> as for the stanford man, andrew luck and the colts didn't have a first down against the chiefs until there was less than two minutes to go in the first half. the colts' offense, so good most of the year, didn't get anything going against the chiefs' defense. they were frustrated how the colts started and how the game ended. >> certainly not the start we wanted, not the middle we wanted, and not the finish we

wanted. so it's a tough pill to swallow. but no shame from the guys in that locker room. leds are up high. >> and stanford taking on acu. nice drive to the hoop here. stanford up by two at the half. 13 points and nine assists from david. the cardinal opened the second on a 12-0 run. oscar desilva he finished with 21. going coast to coast here. he had 21. the cardinal finally gets its first win of the year, 85-71 the final. asir p 1 wi this one early. you've got to love the stuff. he led all scorers with 27. final seconds of the first half.

arizona's brannon randolph missed, but chase jeter, tipped it in just before the buzzer. wildcats by 12 at the break. jeter had 23. this is all arizona. going skyward here. that's impressive. arizona wins 87-65. the bears have lost five straight. steph curry hit five threes last night, and passed jason terry to move into third on the nebraska's all-time threes list. he trails only ray allen and reggie miller. he's looking into move into the top three. >> obviously i want to cnu putting together a long career. but growing up, watching the game, i always looked at those two guys that set the standard. >> steph will obviously be at the top of that list when it's all said and done. >> you thought about where you

can get up on that list? >> not really. probably right behind him in second. ho hopefully i'll take that. >> klay is just so mellow all the time. i'll take number two. >> that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. "abc7 news" continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for the rest of the "abc7 news" team, thank you for joining us. okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't done this. or that. or been here.

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