closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc i hope it doesn't happen again. especially for older people. what defense have we got? >> neighbors in san francisco are in shock and fear after a vicious attacker invades an elderly woman's home, beats her with a hammer and stabs her. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm kristen sze. a restaurant worker who stomach pulled upon the assault was -- stumbled upon the assault was also attacked but managed to call for help. terry, how are the women doing now? >> reporter: they are both fighting for their lives.

you can follow a blood trail from the house where the attack happened down 20th avenue over to the restaurant to where that woman ran to get help from police. police are turning to people in this area asking for help from a frightened public police say waits a little after 9:00 last night a man forced his way into this house, viciously assaulting the 76-year-old woman inside. the home invasion was unexpectedly interrupted by a 56-year-old delivery woman from a near restaurant. she too was brutally assaulted. >> the weapons involved was a hammer and knife. one of the victims received cuts and lacerations and also hammer strikes. >> reporter: the delivery woman bleeding profusely made it back not ice house restaurant a half block away. police were notified. both victims suffered life-threatening injuries. police say had that deliver woman not come along when she did the first woman

might not have survived. today, some folk was talk but not give their names. are you scared? >> i am now. kind of makes you nervous. i hope it doesn't happen again. especially for older people what defense have we got? >> reporter: one neighbor with would not give her name or show her face. >> lived her 25 years take a walk every morning, calm and quiet like this. not so good. >> reporter: the only description police have is asian male leaving the scene in a light colored sedan. not much to go on until one of the victims can provide more information. police are asking for anybody out here 20th and noriega saw, heard anything last night to police give them a call. 575-4444. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. san francisco's district attorney is expected to decide as early as today whether or

not to charge the new sheriff ross mirkarimi with misdemeanor domestic violence following an incidence and accusation involving his wife many a coalition of anti-domestic violence leaders gathered at city hall yesterday to detail for mirkarimi to step down. court documents say mirkarimi's wife suffered a bruised arm on knee. investigators say they are examining video from a neighbor as well as text messages. last week his wife says she has no complain against her husband. two bay area teachers arrested on child molestation charges will make their first appearances in court. marie johnson is expected in minutes accused of having sex with a 14-year-old over a six month period. the math teacher's relationship with the boy began with text messages, facebook postings and instant messaging. later this afternoon, san jose elementary schoolteacher craig chandler will be in court. he's accused of sexually

assaulting a student on campus at whaley elementary. police have not released the child's age and are trying to determine if this are other victims. -- if there are other victims. big trouble at city college san francisco after computer violences told personal information from tens of thousands it has been going on undetected for years and years. abdulmutallab joins us from city college with the story. -- amy hollyfield joins us from the city college with the story. >> reporter: it does appear students' banking information has been stolen. we found evidence to back that up. meet francis lee a student in 2005. this morning when he heard about the viruses he immediately thought of the many fraudulent charges he once had on his credit card including one from russia. the chronicle is reporting these viruses are taking the

data back to criminal networks in several countries, including russia and have been doing it for 10 years itch city college just discovered the problem after thanksgiving. >> i was really surprised that it took that long for them to figure that out. so many students have come through the doors and that's like a gold mine of information and money and accounts. thousands of students undoubtedly affected. >> reporter: city college spokesperson told us he needs the chancellor's permission before he can talk to us then we never heard from him again and the chancellor isn't available. the college does have a mess on its hands. s of thousands of students could -- tens of thousands of students could become victims. the college hasn't figured out how to notify the victims or

eradicate the viruses. the colleges may bring in the fbi. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. president obama is asking congress for the power to scale down the federal government. mr. obama wants to merge several federal agencies in an effort to make them more efficient and consumer-friendly. the president says the moves could save three billion dollars over 10 years. [ no audio ] >> we are having problems with our microphone and video system we apologize. under the proposal six major trade and commerce agencies with overlapping programs would be merged with the commerce department being eliminated. president reagan is the last chief executive to have this type of reorganizational power. bad news for breakfast meat lovers. the cancer concern that could have you changing what you eat.

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in los angeles police are looking for a suspect caught on video trying to rob an 18-year-old. jane an' 11, 110 pound woman -- relentlessly tried to fight

him off the suspect punched her in the face several times knocking her to the floor and got away with her phone. jane's instinct tonight was not wise they say victims should give up property and not risk injury or death. jane says she has learned a lesson admits she shouldn't have fought and knows things could have been much worse. today an audit of apple's supplier found a number of environmental violations in its china plan. the company will open to an independent auditing team. apple has temporarily postponed the sale of iphone 4s at mainland china stores it became concerned after crowds got out of control today. some angry customers threw eggs at the store. apple says the phone will still be sold online. tomorrow at this time, candlestick park will be buzzing with tailgaters and 49er fans ready to see their team in first playoff game in

nearly a decade. katie marzullo is live at the stick game time for officers too. >> reporter: it is this is an exciting time. but a game like this brings concerns and logistics. with we shot in video security begins today. you can see officers checking with mirrors under all the cars that entered the stadium. as for tomorrow the police department has added, will add 25% more staff, the same amount they have for a rivalry game. the parking lot opens 8:30 tomorrow morning. the stadium opens 10:30. 49ers' organization hoping that will give everyone plenty of time to tailgate and plenty of time to be in their states at the start of the game 1:35. no drinking while waiting to get in. at 5:30 you have to be in the stadium or leave the parking -- at 1:30 you have to be in

the stadium or leave the parking lot. all fans are welcome at noon she want to see saints, 49ers all in the restaurant yakking it up before the game. >> we like the folks that come from out of town and give them a taste of real san francisco. we are 125-year-old tradition in san francisco. and it is nice to bring 'em in and show 'em what san francisco is all about. >> reporter: everyone remembers this game when the lights went out. pg&e has been doing a lot of work. mayor lee promises that will not be the case tomorrow. also, san francisco list are going to have uniformed and plainclothes officers out here checking for ticket scalpers. if you want tickets legally, technically the game is sold out, stubhub at last check had 2500 tickets up for sale starting at $155 a piece. katie marzullo, abc7 news. we started a slide show of

fans displaying their 49er pride on our website. first 20-month-old isabel from san jose showing her pride with sourdough sam mustache. >> stacey from at sent this picture of devon how cute with his little shirt. first of many games. >> mz minor sent this picture of julian born and raised a 9er fan. >> if would you like to share your 9er pride upload your pictures to ureport or e-mail it to ureport. all the folks tomorrow better bring shades maybe sunscreen, dress light. >> a lot of sun to be had all around we'll talk about temperatures to expect you may be out there all day. clear air now, no clouds they are coming back, bringing cooler weather and rain to forecast. san jose man and his wife

are smiling big time today 208 million ways after hitting one of the biggest mega million jackpots. >> oprah winfrey celebrating first ever this weekend after spending millions to give n

a san jose financial

analysts' money skills will come in handy after he claimed a multi-million dollar lotto prize. he bought a mega millions ticket at a long island supermarket. he won the lottery jackpot was 20 million dollars happy guy. he and his wife will take a lump sum leaving them 101 million after taxes. >> having good people around you to -- that have like the attorneys we have who dealt with people who have come in to wealth and can give you good advice about what to do so you don't end up one of those stories where you blow it all. >> he and his wife will look for charities and organizations where they can donate some. call us, we have ideas. >> [ unintelligible ] weather very interesting mix record temperatures and a big change, right? >> big change starts with

cooling this weekend bringing in more includes, clouds thick enough to bring rain but still several days away but it is something different. kind of old in the weather center, everyday who is going to set record highs today? here's a look from emeryville towards alcatraz in the distance, golden gate bridge visibility high, little haze but it is not a spare the air day. they do request that you try to refrain from burning, if you can. haze in our valleys as we look from vollmer peak towards mount diablo. coldest santa rosa 49, 50s everywhere else. already near 70 at half moon bay. can you imagine if you were at the beach right now how gorgeous with the light winds and sunshine? 66 monterey, low to mid 60s, santa cruz most temperatures exceeded what would be our normal highs.

near record warmth today to a lesser extent tomorrow more clouds will start to roll in cooler weather off the ocean sunday event actually the storm track brings us a chance of rain late nextña ñq week. sun will set at 5:12. just about all of news the mid to upper 60s oakland 71, livermore 70 the warm spot, cool as it gets 64, 65 around the monterey bay low to mid 70s same inland morgan hill 68. tonight chilly north bay 29 santa rosa a lot of low to mid 30s throughout our inland valleys upper 30s to low 40s bay shore until you get to san mateo, oakland mid 40s upper 40s san francisco and half moon bay. the game starts at 1:30, tailgating will be around 10:00 in the upper 40s to low

50s. peak in the mid 60s around 2:30, 3:00 then back to 60 by the time the game ends. high pressure dominating starting to slide a little farther south right now these areas of high pressure will hold through the weekend keep that storm track to the north so it will be dry here. if you are heading to the sierra cooler by monday, 50 flee tahoe, 31 by monday. -- 53 tahoe, 31 by monday. we are in the 50s sunday that monday, rain stars to come in wednesday, thursday, especially next friday >> we have a clarification for you on a story we brought you yesterday. several parents of children with peanut allergies are raising concerns about general mills' new peanut butter flavored cheerios the site says several parents are mixed with other brands and create a serious health risk. we said there were calls for

boycott the website's creator tells that is not the case families are just voicing concern. general mills says it is taking steps to prevent any cross contamination. bad news for bacon and sausage lovers. a study shows a link between processed meat pan pancreatic cancer. a study says for every 50 gram serving per day your risk guess up 19%. there are other risks such as smoking diana and obesity. also the -- diabetes and obesity. the overall risk is low over 1% over your lifetime. tomorrow a second bone marrow donor drive will be held for a 4-year-old boy with a rare and potentiallyzv deadly disease. kyle has aplastic anemia which prevents his body from making new blood cells. he is half chinese and half caucasian which makes it difficult because of a

shortage in biracial donations. tomorrow's will be held in san francisco, on clayton street from noon until 3:00 we hope you can help. oprah winfrey says she is a proud momma. she in south africa for a special event. tomorrow will be the very first graduation for oprah winfrey's leadership academy of girls, 73 students will graduate. win free makes no apologies for spending 40 millions to give the girls a free educating. she built a full campus, including computers, science labs and a library. >> we've eliminated that word disadvantage. because disadvantage allows others to look at you like you have skin of disease and they lower your -- have some kind of disease and they lower your expectation. nobody has a disadvantaged brain, mind, spirit. >> all of the girls are headed

to universities in south africa or the united states o'united states. more than a dozen have full -- scholarships. she wants to adapt her schools practices and work to help other schools in africa. >> that's amazing accomplishment. >> fantastic >> coming up, friday's perfect pet. >> mike will

later we hear from the

mother of the two young children bitten by a staininger at a mountain view bookstore starting at 4:00. time for perfect pet. mike nicco is back to introduce us to a new friend. >> a friend from the humane society emily nice to see you. >> good to see you. >> tell us about cronkite. >> he came as a stray found at fort cronkite he's going to do well in a lot of different families so long as there's a warm lap and something to take him for a walk a few times a day. he wants to be where the action is dog parks aren't the place for1vrs >> too nationy? >> he's selective with other dogs but likes them, but selective. >> you hike to stay with your master or owner, i should say -- sorry about that $50 adoptions for how long? >> for a limited time for cronkite and other chihuahua

mixes. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> he's a cutie pie. he might become our master got that power over us. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> have a great day and great weekend. weekend. >> bye-bye. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that?

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