explanation and i have to ask you now, can you accept his baggage? >>fá well, john, i doxúáját the fact that you're adventurous and everything like that. it seems like you travel a lot, which i obviously do. i think that would be a very understanding relationship there. but i'm sorry, i can't be number ten on your list. you have too much baggage. >> whoa. i'm sorry, john, but it is time to pack up and go. >> thank you. >>. [ applause ] there you go. no match today. remember, if you're looking for a new love, try getting rid of your old baggage. we'll see you next time. i'm sorry, john. but i'm off to guam in five days and i'm sure i'll find a lot better men there. >> i'm sorry you didn't pick me, jill.

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a shocking crime in the most unlikely places, a young man is discovered murdered on an elementary school campus in the east bay. good morning, i am kristen sze. >> the sheriff asked the school to shut down while the investigation is underway. it happened at hillside elementary school in san leandro last night. abc7 news reporter is live with the latest. amy? >> today is valentine's day which is a fun day to be at school so teachers imagine there is disappointment. of course, there is understanding that police needed to do their work and there is sympathy for the victim's family. >> investigators have not released the name of the young man shot and killed last night on the hillside elementary school campus. a friend of his tells us he was 19 years old and had a promising future. >> he was in sports. he never got into trouble at

all. he was knowledgeable. he was a good kid. authorities got the kill that shots were fired at school last night before 9:00. they found a man who was shot. he died the scene hospital. investigators say they have a few theories about what happened including the possibility that he was here playing a game. >> allegedly he was shooting dice or something like that. >> after spending the night on the scene the sheriff deputies realized they needed more time and daylight to look for clues so they closed the school for the day. without the kids around they focused on playground, rooftop, and playing field. >> you do not know what you have until you look. we did not want to do it at night or run the risk of kids playing around and find something they should not find. >> this does not bother some students like kevin.

>> i feel happy for not going to school and i will play video games. >> his mother has concerns living across the street from the school. (inaudible). >> if that is happening here it can happen anywhere. >> the search is over and investigators didn't find anything too interesting. school will be open tomorrow. they have nod made any arrests. >> homicide investigators with the san jose police department will talk to more witnesses today hoping to catch whoever stabbed a teen to death. sky seven shows you the taped up crime scene near san jose high school where the victim was found after 3:00. police have not identified the teen or any suspects but they are saying it could be gang-related. >> another explosive device is detonated by the bomb square the scene home of a man accuses of threatening to assassinate state senator yee because of his tough

stand on gun control. >> tuesday, the squad blew up a number of dangerous chemicals found the at home of 45-year-old suspect, everett basham. cornell, this story is getting bigger. >> and more bizarre. full-scale search is back on again today here at this house. we are learning more about the death rate made against state senator yee by the man who lives here. well hear from the senator in a moment but, first, moments ago the san jose bomb squad carefully removed what police are calling a homemade explosive device be taken to a safe, undisclosed location, so bomb techs can destroy it in the canister it was placed in. the c.h.p. will continue to search this house belonging to 45-year-old everett basham after

police say he sent a death threat to state senator leland ye. because of his efforts to strengthen gun law. the search has been extremely delicate, cluttered in there and could contain a lost dangerous items. >> that is extremely dangerous. like having a kitchen chef who half completeed the omelet so you do not know where they are in the process. it could be volatile. >> state senator yee held a news conference. >> let me make this very crystal clear: neither this threat or any threat will deter me from addressing the credit school issues surrounding gun violence. this is a troubling case and only further demonstrates the need to address this problem. >> he will not back double on

the efforts to strengthen gun laws in california and he says the threat on his life was sent in an e-mail last month and it was intercepted by the c.h.p. c.h.p.'s next step was to search this house here. the search here continued for the rest of the day, possibly into the weekend. that is what we are hearing from c.h.p. >> cornell, thank you, san jose police need your help to catch this man who held up a bank of the west branch in november. they released the images of the suspected robber. investigators say he walked up to the teller and demanded money. they believe he had help. >> san bernardino sheriff says the manhunt if fugitive ex-police officer dorner is officially over and the question is anyone gets the $1 million reward. investigators are working to identify the charred remains

removed from the cabin yesterday. now we here from a couple who discovered dorner inside one of their cabins on tuesday. the couple say they knew who it was the second they saw him. >> it was scary. >> i thought it could be the end. >> he talked to us, trying to calm us down and saying very frequently, he would not kill us. >> however, the couple says dorner tied their arms and put pillow cases over their heads before taking off in their car. their 9-1-1 call triggered a stand off with police at another nearby cabin. dorner is suspected in at least four murders, two police officers. >> their story fills in a lot of gaps. you can hair their interview that is posted online at abc7news.com. >> a paraolympian, a hero of london olympics is accused of

shooting and killing his model girlfriend overnight. katie marzullo was live in the newsroom with the latest twist in this stunning story. >> oscar pistorius originally had a court appearance this afternoon, hours after the shooting but it has been poet pointed until tomorrow morning to give forensics more time to gather evidence. the question: was the deadly shooting an accident or not? (inaudible). >> we were the scene home of the well-known athlete. >> last summer, oscar pistorius, or "the plaid runner" was the first double amputee track athlete to compete and now hides his face in a hootedded sweatshirt moving between jail and court charged with the murder of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, who was shot to death in his home. abc is reporting she was shot four times. >> she was always willing to listen to you, give you advise. >> it doesn't feel real yet. >> some neighbors are reeling,

others are interviewed by police as witnesses. there are reports of an argument or shouting the scene home, and the two were the only ones there. there is no sign of forced entry and police have been called to the house before for allegations of domestic violence. early local media reports hinted oscar pistorius may have mistaken reeva steenkamp for an intruder but police say they have no evidence of that. (inaudible). the investigation is ongoing. we don't know where this report came from. >> reeva steenkamp was one of 100 sexiest women in the world two years running and a law school graduate. on twitter she posted messages urging women to stand up against abuse and yesterday this, what do you have up your sleeve if your love tomorrow? >> reeva steenkamp was a great, fun presence of a person. >> oscar pistorius 8 appear in court at 9:00 tomorrow morning

in south africa local time. >> still to come, bart officials take up a controversial plan to increase fees and fares and how much more you could be asked to pay. >> a nightmare on the hey -- high sea, an effort to rescue passengers on a cruise

>> happening now the damaged carnal cruise ship stranded in the gulf of mexico is fine

amendment in the home stretch. passengers on the ship say conditions are so horrible as it towed to truck in mobile, alabama, small relief came this morning with the coast guard delivery of supplies. >> this is not a process that will happen fast. it will be a long day. >> i have been worried about my child. worried to death. not knowing what going on, not knowing, not being able to get in contact with him. >> some passengers have reported raw spillage spilling from toilets and a shortage of food and is estimated to get to port at 9:00 our time tonight. >> american airlines and us airways unveiled a merger plan to create the largest air carrier in the world. both made the $11 billion deal official during a conference call with shareholders. the combine airline will retain the name "american" and be operated by current us airway

c.e.o. but still needs approval. passengers flying on the two airlines will not notice any consolidation at least for a few more years. analysts for the airlines expect some cuts to the routine network to eliminate duplication and air fares to increase because of less competition. >> now, bart's board is taking up a controversial plan to raise fare and parring fees in a meeting right now. the transit agency is considering boosting fares by 5 percent next year to deal with long-term budget problems and average to about 18 cents a ride or $1.80 for a week's worth of round trips. the plan calls for raising fees the scene business of the bart parking lots by 50 cents. >> mike nicco is ahead with the forecast and i saw a gorgeous sunrise this morning. beautiful. >> a little bit of fog. >> still over the water but the land areas are up to ten degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. you can see the fog dissipating

over the water. the next two days will be the warmest and a cooling trend for the holiday weekend and update on rain next week. >> a spike in the use of the morning after pill and how the data could intensify the current health care debate. >> people your eye on the sky with a rendezvous happening copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene.

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>> santa rosa, berkeley, san

jose, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> keep an eye on the sky tomorrow, but remain calm a huge asteroid is taking a trip past the earth. nasa says it will be the best opportunity ever to monitor a near miss by something so huge that the space rock is 150 meters if diameter and rendezvouses with planet earth tomorrow. astronomers say the space rock will not impact the earth but will make a very close pass. >> a new study shows use of the morning after poll has more than doubled. the survey found 11 percent of sexually active woman took the pill from 2006 to 2010, up from 4 percent when the survey was done in 2002. the data fund a fourth of sexually active women took the pill which will fuel further debate over the health care law that will require employers to

provide free birth control pills. >> have you looked outside? there was a little bit of fog and the sun was out. >> just barely over the water, it is almost gone, and a warming trend and temperatures are on the way up to not record levels but warmer than average. now a look outside to show you what is going on wait. wait. wait. there you go, what we are looking at is pictures from south beach this morning and what we are seeing is a little bit of the haze still hanging around throughout that area but it is over the water. it does not cause issues. we are looking down from mount tamalpais this morning all the way to san francisco and it looks good. >> you can see a few clouds handing out over the ocean and otherwise cloud deck is almost

gone and picking up dry air right now. over the last couple of hours you can see the clouds ever so slowly dissipating there and you can see them here on the visible satellite and see the offshore winds developing and a few clouds around the coast but those are gone during the next few hours, also. temperatures are already 62 in livermore, mountain view and los gatos in the mid-to-upper 50's and other areas around the monterey bay, we have temperatures in the upper 50's to low 50's but santa cruz is 52. fog fades quickly and sunshine for the afternoon hour and mild weather today through saturday and the cooling trend you will notice sunday and monday and tuesday and wednesday is when it will be coolest and we have our next best chance of rain. for today, our high shows san francisco three degrees warmer and livermore is eight degrees warmer. we have sun until 5:48. 69 in santa rosa, and fremont,

and the warmer spots, including los gatos could get to 70 and low-to-mid 60's along the coast and much brighter and much warmer than it was year. 66 in monterey, and san that -- santa cruz will catch up at 69. mid 60's in big sur and upper 60's in san diego and low-to-mid 70's for los angeles and sacramento and 49 in tahoe. we will be milder tomorrow morning, and we will not have to deal with the fog because of the offshore. the high pressure is starting to take over but both of them combined, combined, will keep the jet stream to the north and go way over to the west coming off the coast of japan there and you can see our next storm and it will make us wet and cooler on tuesday and wednesday. until then we will make a run at 70 again tomorrow and

low-to-upper 60's on saturday and we slowly trickle down and upper 50's to mid-60's on sunday and mid-50's to low 60's on monday and dry for the holiday weekend and then the rain with only the low-to-mid 60's by tuesday and wednesday 10 or 15 degrees cooler by the middle of next week with much needed rain and snow in the sierras both of those days. >> we are lending more about robin roberts battle with a rare blood and bone disorder n an interview with "people" she reveals for the first time there was a point after her september bone marrow transplant she felt like she was dying. she says she could not eat or drink or get out of bed and she recalls feeling like she was slipping away. she is doing great now and she will return to "good morning america" on february 20th. look forward to that. jimmy kimmel welcomes an english actress tonight. last night he was still having fun with awkward moments when

senator rubio took a drink of water on remarks. >> i am fixated on how rubio ended the speech. >> thank you for listening. god bless all of you. god bless our president and god continue to bless the united states of america. >> that is a perfectly hydrated smile, isn't it? while he may not ever be president he does have a shot at becoming a dallas cowboys cheerleader. >> airs weeknight at 11:35 following abc7 news at 11 and then "nightline." valentine's day means brisk business for flower shops every wear loading up delivery vans, one of the busiest days, and the national retail federation. says valentine's day is expected

to reach $18.5 billion this year and that is $130 a person. >> i am thankful chocolates are the number thing people spend money on. >> and a lot cheaper. >> a new

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