insubtle to injury. a woman sees her home trashld. teenagers accused of turning it into a personal fun house. new developments in the fatal kidnapping of a local tech entrepreneur. 120 days after the murder, one county is now offering its largest ever reward. a san ramon man is charged after being seen dumping a wheelchair bound man on to the ground. all of this over a space. and in marin, a gun scare at a high school. police say the motive was to make a video on snap chat. after banning private cars on the busiest streets, san francisco now eyes its next closure.

what happened? it is fast a tornado went through my house? >> a good description. first she lost her home in the tubbs fire and now a group of marauding teenagers trashed the new home she spent two years building. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. that homeowner was looking forward to moving on. then dozens of teams delivered a devastating setback. >> live in the fountain grove neighborhood with the story. >> we're actually inside this house. this was really a case of piling on for this homeowner, rosemary yates. she lost her home more than two years ago. she was very close to completing this new home when last weekend, some teenagers decided to break in, party, and trash it. >> so we see the two girls coming up the stairs.

>> reporter: she said it was caught on her security cameras and police are looking at social media videos like the one at the raging teen party that happened in her new home. >> i just saw this horror. what happened? it was fast a tornado had gone through my house. >> the window is down there. >> reporter: they apparently got in throug a window and over the next six hour, police estimate 40 to 80 kids came and went. leaving behind pie of garbage and thousands of dollars in damage. >> they took one of these article chairs and threw it. they took out the header, took out the stairs, part of the wall. >> reporter: and with no working plumbing, they even urinated on the floors and used a closet as a toilet. >> vomit, pee, oh. i mean, alcohol, the smell of pot. >> reporter: a santa rosa police

spokesperson told abc7 news, the felony vandalism report is still currently under investigation. we have identified some of the partygoers, but trying to prove who was responsible for causing the damage is difficult. >> this is an example of a wall in the bathroom that's randomly kicked in. >> she said if anything good come of this, that neighbors and strangers have reached out to her, even helping identify some of the partygoers. >> i can't imagine what they think when they send out these ma'ams and target a home. four minutes after i left on friday night, there were kids up the back steps. breaking into my house. >> reporter: now police and the homeowner could see these kids partying. they were on top of this marble fable they already had placed here in the home. >> the trick will be for police to gather enough evidence to

actually prosecute those here did. hive in santa rosa. abc7 news. a developing story in marin. some scary moments at tam high this week. chris reyes explains, the person he charged in the case is a former student. >> our detectives were able to locate the ak-47 replica which was determined to be a gun with electrical tape placed over the orange tip that's supposed to be over the end of the gun. >> reporter: reports of the man with the gun roaming around led to hours of heavy police presence. police lifted the lockdown a found hours later after it was believed that he left the area in the car. but wasn't until wednesday that police made quakt the man they say rented the vehicle. that man turned himself in. >> an additional investigation with the witness coming forward

led to us identify michael kessler, a 21-year-old man from fairfield, california, agency the person responsible for the large police response. >> police say he was performing a video for snap chat. >> it's terrifying. i think he put himself in grave danger with our students and our community. >> reporter: kessler faces several charges including possession of a weapon near school grounds and brandishing a replicated firearm. >> i did hear from parents. they were grateful for the community that had come down from the lock done this is a great example of people coming forward when they see something suspicious. >> reporter: police did not have in i information on whether police graduated or whether he has any current connectin to the school. he is due in court on thursday. chris reyes, abc7 news.anz tas

bay area tech executive dead after he was taken from his ocean front home last year. the killer has not yet been found. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: in santa cruz county, a murder last fall is on the mind of many. >> he was well liked and received in the community. it is it was a shock. >> reporter: investigator say he was taken from his home around 3:00 in the morning on october 1st of last year and forced into his girlfriend's vehicle. he was found hours later in the santa cruz mountains on santa cruz road dead from a single gunshot. today sheriff's officers investigatorser followed path. >> my personnel have been working on tushar's murder since the morning it occurred and we are all committed to solving this awful crime. >> reporter: the sheriff's office released new video of a person of interest seen here in this surveillance image near the home three hours before the

kidnapping. it shows someone riding a bike up. >> it is not normal. that's why we want to talk to this person and find out those answers. >> the sheriff's office investigators have yet to identify who is responsible for the attack but are hoping a publicly funded reward of $200,000 will help drak case. >> it keeps everybody on the edge. as a community, we're very tight knit. everybody basically knows everybody. >> to be eligible for the reward, you must dakt sheriff's office by july 22nd, 2020, with information leading to an arrest and conviction of the suspect. a disabled man is suffering from a broken wrist when a man dumped him out of wheelchair. it started with a dispute over

handicapped parking and ended up inside. >> reporter: watch what happened. it is phillip kins hir who is paralyzed from the chest down. he is dumped on to the floor by an able bodied man while shoppers stand and watchful kinsler said it was far from a fair fight. >> i'm like the 52-year-old paralyzed guy. from here down. a 3-year-old girl could push me. >> reporter: it all started when the victim confronted an able bodied female driver in the parking lot for parking in a hand camden spot. >> i just planted to the side and i said, could you please not park in the handicapped parking. >> reporter: kinsler said he went into the store to return an item. that's when the woman's husband came in and confront him. >> i didn't know what he was going to do. if he was on something. >> reporter: police stay suspect identified as jimmy tiger of

sanra manitobsan ramon demand that had he go outside. when he didn't respond, he grabbed his wheelchair and tried to force him. tiger allegedly dumped the chair over. even cops are disturb bid this case. >> any assault is offensive but yes, he's unable to defend himself. >> reporter: police say he suffered a broken left wrist. surgeons inserted titanium bolts to hold his wrist together. that's taking away one of his great pleasures, playing guitar. >> the thing that most hurts is nobody did anything. >> reporter: the suspect faces charges of assault and attempted kidnapping. eric thomas, abc7 news. well, market street through downtown san francisco is now officially off limits to private vehicles. the new rules include ride

sharing companies which one person on crutches thinks is kind of short sighted. >> at least, if you're in an youb or lyft and you have a hand capped situation, here are designated drop-off spots. a human thing to do. san francisco never considers those things. >> it is important to know that all traffic will be able to cross market on most cross streets. there is talk that private vehicles could be banned next on valencia street in the mission and leavenworth tenderloin. there is new word from the potential apartment. plus the cost of seeing the super bowl in person. larry is live in miami with more. s

designed to improve security, but critics say it would make it harder for others to acces hong kong and even taiwan. meantime, apple is temporarily closing two more stores in china. it had already closed three. worldwide, more than 7,700 people are infected with coronavirus. more than 170 have died from the virus. meanwhile, google search data shows some people are confused by the coronavirus. >> in fact they are. >> people online are looking for information on beer virus and it's corona beer virus. corona beer has nothing to do with this virus. in the east bay, executives with the board of oakland seem to be feeling optimistic about 2020.

the director gave the state of the port address today at jack london square. next to the square is one big opportunity for the port this year. he says he sees the possibilities. >> adding more jobs in the square. i believe the ballpark:00 achieved if the proper measured are implemented to >> it operates the sea port and airport which saw slumps in container volume. >> had tickets to the super bowl are always expensive, right? but this year's prices are taking things to a whole new price point. >> abc7 news director larry biel with how much it will set you

back to see them play on single. it is expensive if you're flying to miami and you have not yet purchased your tickets. be prepared for ticket shock. average price for one ticket is over $6,000 according to stub hb. they were saying 6,400 earlier today. it could go up or down. part of that, hey, it is miami ufl warm weather, beaches, it's a party town. all of. adds up to expensive. >> demand is really high. as you can imagine. niners fans are traveling in a big way. what impacts demands is a couple things. one, the city, and two, the magic. this is an unbelievable city. a destination city. people want to be here. you combine that with two super passionate fastball bases that haven't been in the super bowl for a while and you have all of what it takes to drive increased

demand. >> reporter: the tickets are so expensive, stub hub now has an installment payment plan. if you don't want to crush your credit card all at once, you can pay it off month by month. they have phone alerts. if the price does come down, get the alert. you can pounce immediately. you let me know how many you want and i'll take care of it right here. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. live in miami. the river walk. >> wave good source in miami. all right. the city of miami has a lot to offer. now one local gym has a special 49ers feel to it. >> bursting with color and full of life. on it is the newest mural on the block is sure to get plenty of love on instagram. travis kelce and frighteningers richard sherman, larger than

life. a fan favorite before the paenlt even dries. >> i can't even dru a straight line. >> reporter: with works from last to china, this is number 15 in winwood. >> i'm a street artist for the people. it is not about institutions. it is about for people to enjoy it. >> reporter: that's the advice from locals. slow down and take it in. >> walking, that's what you want to do. don't let it pull you. >> we have an entire abc7 team in miami covering super bowl liv. our digital team is covering it on facebook, the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. we're all over it for you. >> and paying attention here -- >> a hopefully winning forecast for the niners. the super bowl forecast looks

fantastic. by sunday, the sun is coming out of 71 degrees as the niners take on the chiefs. beautiful weather in miami. here's a look at it. some passing high clouds. 62 degrees redwood city, currently, 63 in oakland and a cool 54 in half moon bay.bay.ba. from fairfield to concord, animal which at vinyl degrees. wondering what the forecast holds? san jose, your average high is 60 degrees. the next couple days, you will see the temperatures well above average. upper 60s to low 70s. then back to reality. below average sunday, among, heading into next week. here's a live look from our san jose camera as we look at the shark tank. you will see the setting sun tere. live doppler 7 is showing you some clouds.

on areas of fog for the morning commute. the warmer pattern the next few days and it is turning much cooler over the weekend. the wave heights are coming up. there is a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. temperatures first thing in the morning, fog is the only thing you'll have to look out for. i don't think it will be quite as extensive as today. that's because the air is drier. we are noticing the dew points coming down. highs for thursday. getting up to 72 degrees in fairfield skoofl in san francisco, low 60s around half moon bay. 64 in oakland. 66, fremont, or 6 degrees in san jose. if you're wonder berg washing your car, should i wash my car or wait?

we're not expecting any rain. we need rain. since october 1st, our rainfall deficit is anywhere from three inches in san jose to almost five inches at sfo of pressure ridge will continue to build in well to our north as we head into next week. the weekend, sunday, showers over the sierra. for the rest us, we're really just looking at a dry pattern, unfortunately, going into next week. a warmer day, hints of spring, low 70s inland. but much cooler weather for the weekend. and going into next week, it will be back to what we're used to. >> that's nice. >>

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some cash. >> did you hear that? that's the sound of the other shoe dropping. we knew this was coming. 12,000 former movie pass subscribers may be getting some money. a bankruptcy filing today by the parent company of movie pass reveals those subscribers could be owed up to $100 each for services they never received. no word yet on how or when subscribers can make a claim. customers with the movie pass subscription paid for unlimited trips to the movies. movie pass shut down last september. we've been wondering, what's next is entrance rates held steady with the federal reserve saying it is taking wait and see approach when it comes to any adjustments. the decision cops despite pressure from president trump to make deeper cuts. mazda is issuing a recall due to a brake issue. the auto maker is taking some 35,000 cars off the road because the smart breaking system may

detect obstacles that aren't there. and it could come to a stop. mazda threes. they are working to notify owners. deal letters update the software for free. it shouldn't take much time. you'll hear from the company. >> thank you. a good reason to look forward to monday. >> all the good

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coming up, there are no cases of the coronavirus in the bay area. that's not stopping some people from wearing masks. at 6:00, we ask what precautions if any are necessary. also -- and the con is on in miami. scammers using luxury homes to lure people in. michael finney will show us how to spot a travel scam and what you should never do. all that and much more coming up at 6:00. >> all right.

thank you. finally, a fun congressional super bowl bet. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is betting against ms. his representative emanuel, if the chiefs win, she will have to give him see's candies, pistacchios and walnuts. >> and if the 49ers win, he will have to give her roouls stover chaults and kansas city barbecue. he has wager with congressman roquana where the 49ers play. >> meanwhile, the harper seals in norwalk, connecticut, have picked a winner for the super bowl. >> yes, and who is that? rascal chose between two helmets and guess what, she picked the 49ers. so that's one smart harbor seal. >> world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. from all of us here, thanks for

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tonight, breaking news on the coronavirus. the unsettling images of the nearly 200 americans arriving back in the u.s., seen walking down the stairs, medical teams in hazmat suits waiting for them. the testing now under way, and some 800 americans still believed to be in china. and tonight, american, delta and united now suspending some flights to the region. also tonight, the high rise fire. the 25-story apartment building. families and tenants trapped. flames and black smoke pouring from windows. one person seen there clinging to the ledge. helicopters unable to land on the roof, forced to make rescues from the air. the impeachment trial of president trump tonight and the breaking headline. the question from key republican senators, what they just asked about president trump and joe biden.