now, news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> found after eight days a palo alto couple is found. >> a miracle. >> team of volunteers that spent countless hours searching for them. made way through thick brush to find the couple. >> started yelling help. >> that's them. >> thought they might have been dead, then stunning turn of events. found alive. all goes well, could be back home in palo alto by end

weekend. >> had been an airbnb, all their stuff left behind. cornell barnard. >> reporter: rescue helicopter pulling two missing hikers to safety. carol and her husband ewan found alive. rescue teams and search dog named groot found them inside dense brush. >> they're doing okay. they were hypothermia. >> wearing light jackets but alive and talking three or four miles from house they were renting in inverness. missing since valentine's day. >> went for a hike. got lost in dark and don't know what happened after that. most likely they're alive

because drinking from puddle they found near where they were located. >> officials say ian ian ian ian himself in a fall. >> reporter: neighbors feared the worse but never gave up. >> search manager we have doing this 40 years and also involved in fire service, speaking with the family. this is a miracle. >> reporter: that's right. the brush where the couple was found was so dense they had to crawl in. spoke with the couple's son by phone, said it's best news ever, so grateful to the rescue teams. in marin county, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> a renowned survival expert said they beat the odds.

miraculous story that rarely happens. point reyes moist environment benefitted the couple. >> can go long without food but not long without water. this is a wet area, trickling streams. even in that area by point reyes, dew will collect on the vegetation. >> says tall trees likely obstructed the aerial searches. teams had to belly crawl around obstacles. >> still in hospital recovering. lauren martinez caught up with the family tonight. here's the update. over the moon? >> they are overwhelmed. one son said his mind switched from how to wrap up their estate to how fast he could get to inverness. could not have had better ending. >> hope nobody watching this

ever understands how happy i am today. >> reporter: sons feared the worst after rescue missions by land and sea turned into recovery severities for their parents, carol and ian. thanks to background in outdoors helped them survive. >> mom is herbalist, mushroom hunter and my dad knew how to find things. >> reporter: used skills in nature. drank from a puddle for water, had will to survive. >> brother said i lost a shoe, walking with one shoe, then i lost the other shoe, kept walking in socks, then walking barefeet for a while. you're 77 years old. >> reporter: sheriffs office snapped this photo of the couple with scratches and bruises and two thumbs up. >> our parents are scratched up

a little bit. and that's minimalizing it, probably dehydrated, little bit of hypothermia but in reasonably good health. >> reporter: on behalf of the family, grateful for hundreds of volunteers. >> they got poison oak grinding through this thicket to find people they don't even know. they ultimately did. we're just overwhelmed. >> their dad was singing a blues song called "i'd muddy water" as they were found. >> lot of the credit for rescue is going to volunteers out searching every day. a pair from the marin search and rescue team found the couple. sheriffs office estimates

hundreds of people were out every day spending up to 12 hours searching, teams of volunteers, running through the bush. sheriffs office saluted the team and we laerd from one of the volunteers who found the couple. >> i don't think would have made it without this group behind me. >> thought it was another team, then started yelling help. looked at each other. that's them. took a long time to move a short distance, so thick. >> if you're interested in joining the search and rescue team, abc7news.com. shortly after they found the couple, abc7 news app sent out an alert. get updates by enabling push alerts from the app. friends and family of woman who died a year ago in

san francisco came together for a memorial. walking her dog at popular spot when one of the bluffs gave way, burying her under a mountain of dirt. remains found 33 days later. today left flowers where she died and shared memories. >> great sense of humor. sarcastic, loved music and this beach. one of her favorite beaches. >> family says they hope to make the trip in honor of kira an annual tradition. air and soil testing under way at high school after cancer-causing chemical was found nearby. classes abruptly canceled for the students who attend.

eyeing nearby schools for classes. >> we don't have school monday here or anywhere else. figuring out where to put them starting tuesday. hoping to get back to semblance of normal by tuesday with the students. >> results should be back late next week, early the following week. preliminary results today showed no signs of tcp. search on for a driver who killed a good samaritan in hit and run in san mateo. jose garcia aguilar aguilar agur help, crashed into median and two other cars. begging for who hit him to come forward. >> just -- years old. >> heartbreaking. family has set up gofundme page to help with funeral expenses.

investigators looking for driver believed in blue or green box-shaped suv. bernie sanders is projected to win the nevada caucuses. sizeable lead followed by joe biden, pete buttigieg and senator elizabeth warren. alex is on the trail in las vegas. >> reporter: bernie sanders is moving on to texas, encouraged by big boost in the nevada caucuses. >> we have just put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition which is going to not only win in nevada it's going to sweep this country. >> reporter: sanders is receiving strong support from latino and young voters. >> consensus candidate, not just loyal base but other democrats are confident he could beat donald trump. >> reporter: other candidates, results heightening the

importance of the south carolina primary. >> can prioritize ideological purity or inclusive victory. call people names online or call them into our movement. >> we have a great team down there, as usual i think we have exceeded expectations. >> reporter: other story, voter turnout, 75,000 early voters. 85% of nevada democrats made minds up early. vice president joe biden is hoping to gain momentum and close the gap after disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire. >> going on to south carolina to win and take this back. >> reporter: as for the republicans, president trump is expected to receive all 25 delegates from the state. state. party cancelling its caucus and binding all to him.

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luz pena with the lengths he went to recover the dog. >> reporter: has a happy ending but prospects seemed impossible. paid $1,000 to a stranger who handed him his dog in a duffel bag. >> right here. turned the corner, he was walking up. and he had a bag, said i got her. >> reporter: inside the duffel bag was 3 1/2-year-old holly, taken from inside dave's vehicle 10:30 p.m. friday. >> windows get smashed, computers left in them, phones left. it sucks, that's way it is in san francisco now. a dog? that's crossing the line. >> reporter: reminding him one of the worst days of his life. >> i cried a lot this morning. it's like having a kid taken.

>> reporter: dave and his goif kira filed a police report got to work. >> keep handing out in alleys, someone knows. >> that's what people kept telling you. >> someone knows something. we'll call you, show it around. >> reporter: family and friends came from marin county to help find holly. one envisioned this moment. >> had a dream we found a dog and it was around a group of people. simple as that. >> here we are. >> here we are. >> reporter: 2:30 p.m., call from a stranger asked for $1,000 in exchange for his dog. meeting spot this alley on fern street. >> yeah, she was kidnapped, i paid the ransom. >> reporter: hopes this experience teaches car owners that not even dogs are off limits. >> nothing can be left in a car.

>> reporter: san francisco's district attorney is proposing new idea that could be first of its kind in the country, reimbursing victims of car break-ins for cost of broken glass. what about when you pay to get dog back? this may be a first. luz pena, abc7 news. >> for your safety and to avoid being scammed, police recommend you don't pay a ramsome and don't live in person. pilot in helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter and several others had an faa violation. records show that zhe was flyin with reduced visibility. he was counseled and took responsibility. investigators are looking into

pilot's actions and weather conditions. we are learning more about the memorial at staples center. >> police asking anyone who hasn't purchased a ticket to stay away, gather elsewhere. kobe, his daughter and seven others killed will be honored. date has a special meaning. 24 is kobe's jersey number, gianna's was number 2. meteorologist drew tuma. we've gone rain free this month and will continue. live doppler 7 has been quiet today. remains rain-free tonight as well. sutro tower, not as clear as could be, marine layer settling in, stratus clouds from time to time and parts of the area will remain with fog first thing

tomorrow morning. will see fair amount of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. accuweather highlights. cool tomorrow, temperatures a little bit below average but don't worry, they're going to rebound again. midweek talking near 80 degrees in warmest spots. under that pattern, no major storms headed our way again in next seven days. can't shake this pattern yet. numbers in 40s and 50s. 51 in the city, 54 in oakland. 52 in san jose. cooler in north bay. vallejo, 48 degrees. winds breezy. compared to yesterday, felt much cooler. yesterday felt warm but today onshore breeze off the cool ocean water, wiped out some of

the warmth. 50s and 60s for temperatures. 26 miles per hour right now, 20 in fairfield. winds will hang on for tomorrow afternoon as well. live doppler 7 along with satellite. clouds sharing the sky with sunshine today because of a storm system just to our south. not close enough unfortunately for wet weather. showers confined to southern california. this was our best chance in next seven days of finding any rainfall across california. entire state dry next seven days. patchy fog overnight. upp upper 30s to upper 40s. patchy fog first thing. sun up 6:49 in the morning, earlier and earlier. partly cloudy skies in afternoon

but onshore wind keeps temperatures in 50s and 60s. highs on sunday. breezy along the coastline, 57 for the city, 63 in san jose. 60 the high in oakland. 66 in santa rosa. half moon bay 56 degrees. accuweather seven-day forecast. fog with a cool afternoon tomorrow. will reverse the entire trend, warming up midweek and by wednesday and thursday, widespread 70s if not 80 degrees. carbon copy friday and bounce back to reality saturday, back to 60s. >> i keep forgetting it's february. >> we need rain. hopefully march will help us out. hoop dreams come true for

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down's syndrome got a second chance at glory after missing game-winning shot. >> crowd goes wild. first missed the final shot but opposing team grabbed the rebound and passed it back for another chance. smith hit the buzzer beater and both celebrated the win. coach shared this video writing being good is more important than winning every time. so true. >> nothing but net on that shot. >> great job. looked like splash brothers there. coming up, giants, a's, cactus league play first time. highlights on the way. how did a 42-year-old zamboni driver

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every spring training game in arizona was canceled due to weather except for two. both bay area teams able to play on. a's and cubs in a moment but start giants and dodgers. cleared up nice. max muncy, two at-bats, two rbi in deep shot to right center. dodgers with 5-0 lead. kids from san francisco making noise. no doubter into left. into the fans in the stands or hill there. dodger fan gets a handshake there, doesn't happen often. first at-bat in seventh, opposite field shot. giants lose 10-4. play the a's tomorrow. a's opened up against the cubs.

a.j. puk throwing gas there. future maybe next month. franklin barreto, remember the name, rbi single. but they lose 10-2. stephen curry is close to getting back. scrimmaged first time. target date is march 1st. his reaction bottom of the hour. nhl trade deadline on, team teal likely sitting out postseason, could be gone. n n nyc. joe thornton, four on the year. sharks led 2-1 in second. evander kane back from suspension turns it over. tying goal by mika zibanejad, 2-2. jesper fast with rebound.

rangers win 3-2. capitals taking on the devils. third period, alex ovechkin, second fastest to get to that mark. most goals by active players. only in top 25 is san jose's patrick marleau. story of the night, carolina hurricanes facing the maple leafs. former shark leaves with lower body injury. backup goalie was knocked out too. david ayers, 42-year-old zamboni driver for the maple leafs minor league affiliate. never played in nhl, playing against team he roots for. stops 8 of 10 shots. first emergency backup goalie to record a win in nhl history. hurricanes win 6-3. abc7 sports report sponsor by

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outbreak began. >> comes as u.s. officials are warning we could see it spread at home. >> reporter: amid the growing coronavirus crisis, team of medical specialists traveling to wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak. more than 77,000 confirms cases of covid 19 worldwide, majority in china. but south korea seeing uptick, more than 400 cases diagnosed. 80% linked to single hospital and such. numerous towns in central italy on lockdown. locals closing schools, sporting events and church masses. nationwide at least 50 confirmed cases in italy. passenger off the diamond princess after quarantine has now tested positive. first known case of infection

among the passengers. another 32 passengers from the ship will be quarantined at hospital in northwest england. others who tested positive are being treated in japan. here at home, 13 passengers from that ship are being monitored in nebraska. 11 tested positive for the virus, so far other two are negative. centers for disease control warning americans that covid 19 could begin spreading in u.s. >> likely it may happen. three large sponsors, verizon, at&t and ibm have pulled out of the conference happening in san francisco due to virus concerns. starts monday at moscone center. six chinese companies withdrew due to travel restrictions. mayor london breed is urging

attendees not to be anxious about the virus. charter bus crashed in san diego county and killed three people. veered off interstate 15 and rolled down embankment. headed from los angeles to san ysidro. the bus did not have seat belts. tragedy at top mardi gras parade. hit and killed -- -- that features elaborate floats with over-the-top lighting that can be a city block long. city officials responded by banning all tandem floats, pulled by same tractor. >> tandem float is involved in second fatality this season i do have my concern and we have to do our due diligence to make

sure this is a safe carnival for everyone. >> wednesday a woman was ran over and killed by another float. that also was tandem float. first of what will be six upcoming weekends with no cal train service in san francisco. closing the tunnel into the city, terminate at bay shore, can hop on free bus to continue journeys to and and weekday service not affected. hundreds of parking spots at millbrae b.a.r.t. station are gone. 10% of the inventory at millbrae closed for good. will be redeveloped into housing and retail, 400 apartments, quarter of which designated low income. part of b.a.r.t.'s strategy to

transform its surface lot to much-needed housing. boeing's efforts to get the 737 max flying again is running into trouble. tests unlikely to happen until late april, push back faa approval to unground the type by midsummer. and dealing with another max related headache. debris found in fuel tanks of brand new max jets. expanded inspections on the planes looking for problems. new trend, charging more for checked bags. united airlines is following jet blue's lead. first checked bag is $35 each way, domestic and short international flights. avoid increase paying 24 hours before your flights. goes into effect march 6th.

jet blue increased last month to $35. voting open in california ahead of the primary. >> if you've mailed in ballot and person you voted for is out of the race, find out if it's in contention and what you need to know for the polls. meteorologist drew tuma. of millions of americans during wall strethe recession.advantage so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community. in businesses owned by women and people of color. in affordable housing.

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mail for candidate that's dropped out? almost certainly too late to try to change your vote. director of the department of elections tells us they try to process day they're received. do your research. ballot only printed once, no indication who has dropped out. vote is final. director also says just because someone has stopped campaign, they're still eligible candidate. if they got highest number of votes, it would still count. oprah winfrey was at chase center, latest stop of wellness tour. shout-out to kgo. >> this vibe is too much. how many of you came home every time, 4:00, watching kgo? >> station getting love from queen of media herself. that's the time slot her show

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only democrat in the race who's created 20,000 jobs. he's the only democrat who's run the largest and most diverse city in america, rebuilding after 9-11, creating over 450,000 jobs and expanding health care coverage to 700,000 people. the only democrat who's built a grassroots movement to combat gun violence and he's a leader combatting climate change. the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests. now mike is running to deliver on the american dream for everyone with common sense solutions and the ability to get it done. because mike bloomberg is the only democrat who can take on trump. and trump knows it. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. did you know this is where you can harness your inner jedi? and tear around radiator springs? or get your flex on with the incredibles. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, of millions of americans during wall strethe recession.advantage so, my wife kat and i took action.

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late october. still getting used to new normal for left hand, recovering from two surgeries and some nerve damage. happy to be back on the floor with his teammates. >> it's always been march 1st, but that for me mostly is just to give you, like i said, a target. you have to have something to work towards in the rehab process, gives you barometer for each week, what you're building towards. haven't had setbacks along the way. long, strenuous rehab process, something i haven't been through before. it's nice i'm getting that type of response with everything -- every new challenge that i go after. >> it will be good for our young guys to feel what it's like to play with him and vice-versa. steph needs to get to know these guys too. big part of the final third of the season, everybody playing together, acclimating together.

these games matter. >> he's one of the players that changed the game of basketball. i'm very excited. makes game so much easier for players around him. exciting. great teammate most of all. you to be the best you can be. men's college hoops. huskies have lost nine straight. bears out to lead on this dunk. 11:32 in the half, 3:223:223:222 pacific. next basket is an an an an an an minutes between. long time. later on the game clock, 20 minutes of actual time, bears struggle, lose, 87-52. on the hilltop, usf hosting

pepperdine. spin move, up and under, fancy. ties it up. pepperdine had chance to win at buzzer. ross, nothing. missed it. extra session. drives and dishes, go ahead bucket. usf wins by two. .500 in conference, two games to go. less than five weeks away from opening day with giants and a's. san francisco takes on dodgers, a's host the twins. a's won 27 games in back-to-back seasons, wild card game both. a's legend rickey henderson has been in camp, coaching semien, everybody's happy to have rickey around.

>> career he did, wouldn't expect him to be out with >> feel it, embrace fact they get to hang out a little bit. i do as well. it's a blast from the past for giants. hunter pence is back with pabloo sandoval, working back from tommy johns surgery. both part of the core of three world series titles in five-year span. >> to have them back is a big deal. experience they brought, the success they've had here, and that we've had as an organization with those guys is huge. >> those guys in pence and pablo in particular, a high level of energy every single day and engaged conversation. i don't want to get too far away from the fact they're good baseball players.

third round of the wgc mexico championship, jon rahm had himself a day. that's a hole in one on 17. 11 under, four shots back. your leader justin thomas, 6 under 65. long birdie, 15 under, one-stroke lead. sponsored by river rock casino. haven't had a hole in one in my life. >> plenty of time, keep playing. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and

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same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. (john a.) tonight, 24 americans lay it all on the line. their whole lives have been leading up to this one moment of glory. (music distorts) yeah! grandma needs a new husband! (john h.) yeah, let's hope they have a plan "b." aah! (john a.) they've come from all over the country and from all walks of life to vie for $50,000 and the ultimate bragging rights.