cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> san jose police shot and killed a man tonight after responding to a 9-1-1 call. police raced to a home on sherman street where someone with a knife was trying to break in. katie is there live. katie? >> police have the streets blocked off as investigators continue their work. investigators have not released the identity of the man who was killed, but they say he refused to drop his weapon and that's when two officers opened fire. it was 5:00 p.m. on sherman street in san jose. >> we do know the 9-1-1 call came in saying this individual was breaking in and armed with a knife. >> the officers arrived on scene within minutes of that call. >> they confronted the subject on the sidewalk. the subject was carrying a knife and charged at officers. they ordered him to drop the weapon. he did not. they fired from their duty weapon striking him at least one time. >> the man was taken to the hospital where he died. you can see the neighborhood after the shooting. police are everywhere. it was the same scene joshua garcia saw when he came out

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> san jose police shot and killed a man tonight after responding to a 9-1-1 call. police raced to a home on sherman street where someone with a knife was trying to break in. katie is there live. katie? >> police have the streets blocked off as investigators continue their work. investigators have not released the identity of the man who was killed, but they say he refused to drop his weapon and that's when two officers opened fire. it was 5:00 p.m. on sherman street in san jose. >> we do know the 9-1-1 call came in saying this individual was breaking in and armed with a knife. >> the officers arrived on scene within minutes of that call. >> they confronted the subject on the sidewalk. the subject was carrying a knife and charged at officers. they ordered him to drop the weapon. he did not. they fired from their duty weapon striking him at least one time. >> the man was taken to the hospital where he died. you can see the neighborhood after the shooting. police are everywhere. it was the same scene joshua garcia saw when he came out

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> san jose police shot and killed a man tonight after responding to a 9-1-1 call. police raced to a home on sherman street where someone with a knife was trying to break in. katie is there live. katie? >> police have the streets blocked off as investigators continue their work. investigators have not released the identity of the man who was killed, but they say he refused to drop his weapon and that's when two officers opened fire. it was 5:00 p.m. on sherman street in san jose. >> we do know the 9-1-1 call came in saying this individual was breaking in and armed with a knife. >> the officers arrived on scene within minutes of that call. >> they confronted the subject on the sidewalk. the subject was carrying a knife and charged at officers. they ordered him to drop the weapon. he did not. they fired from their duty weapon striking him at least one time. >> the man was taken to the hospital where he died. you can see the neighborhood after the shooting. police are everywhere. it was the same scene joshua garcia saw when he came out

. >>> let's to right to cornell bernard live from market and church street. >> reporter: we can tell you that church street is still shut down at market. firefighters have contained the blaze at 15th and church, involving three apartment buildings. but the blaze started at 4:15 this afternoon, quickly went to three alarms, smoke and flames got very intense. wind doze at one of the apartment buildings a victorian apartment house were completely blown out. one firefighter on scene suffered smoke inhalation and he will be okay. no injuries to tenants at this point. a dozen people got out but a house cat was found in one unit, suffering from smoke inhalation. it was unresponsive for quite a while, but was given oxygen by emts at the scene and revived. the owner of one of the ground floor minimarts got out just in time. >> come running, there is a fire and right away the electric cut off. i good outside. big flame and fire. i call 9-1-1 and i was -- damage inside. >> heavy fire second and third floor in this building second and third floor in that building. >> they did an aggressive inter

cornell bernard is live at the jail in san francisco. >> reporter: suspect mark anidrosis being held tonight without bail here at the city jail charged with a gruesome and bizarre crime. dismembering a body and dumping it in a suitcase. >> you're not really thinking about somebody's torso being in a suitcase. >> miles gregory is breathing relief knowing a murder suspect is off his neighborhood streets in soma. >> kids come through here. we got goodwill and a lot of people around here would don't like to be freaked out. >> police say 59-year-old mark andrus, is suspected of murdering a person whose headless torso was found dumped in a suitcase on 11th street on wednesday. other body parts were found in a trash can nearby. abc7 news obtained this video which shows the suspect wearing the same ball cap and clothing looking lugging a suitcase two blocks from where it was dumped. a motives not known. the victim's identity a mystery. the coroner can only say it was a light-skinned male. >> trying to determine who the person is. if anyone has information give homocide a call. >> i've spoken

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cornell bernard shows us how the storm is still affecting people tonight. cornell? >> reporter: hi, katy. pg&e is making progress tonight restoring power to much of sausalito after a power pole toppled in the storm last night. as you can see, repairs are under way. still a lot of work to do and there's no time to waste. a in you storm is on the way. it was raining in sausalito on saturday. but nothing like the fierce stormy weather which blew in and knocked down this power pole on woodward avenue in sausalito friday night leaving 1,100 customers in the dark. how have you been managing without the power? >> we went to sleep. >> reporter: a restaurant on bridgeway avenue is closed. no customers, no lights. are you serving dinner tonight? >> not tonight. no, we can't cook anything. we've got gas stoves but there's no ventilation for the kitchen, so we can't open. >> reporter: sean taylaid those with reservations tonight are told to come back another time. meantime, food in the freezer is thawing out quickly. in mill valley this family's tree-trimming business is busy.

cornell bernard shows us a look at the storm damage. >> reporter: wet roads may have caused this gas tanker to overturn on highway 1 near jenner sunday morning spilling 4,000 gallons of gas into a culvert which drains to the ocean. haz-mat crews were on scene trying to clean it up. >> it has been raining so much it is heavily diluted. >> i think it is terrible. it is devastating. >> reporter: she thought the 80 foot tree in her yard was staying forever. the tree toppled taking out her backyard gazebo and just missing her roof line by inches. >> good thing nobody was in the backyard at the time. >> very good nobody was home at the time. you never know. they don't give you a warning like i'm going to come down. >> reporter: the building inspectors have green tagged her home. her family can stay but must keep away from back windows until the tree is gone. tree crews have a big job removing it. in south san francisco a car wreck snarled traffic near oyster point boulevard when a taxi and car collided after a possible spinout. >> i was just sitting down in my living room and all of a sudd

cornell bernard was at the vigil and is live with the story. >> reporter: really an amazing tribute today to a father friend, and husband today his murder is unsolved. many came to this park to make an appeal for any information in the case. >> we're excited to go see what he saw in his last moments. report hundreds of people walked narrow trail in the oakland hills-the same pact taken by 60-year-old david runsel. friends and family leaving notes at the spot where david was robbed and shot at close range last november. >> he came up here by him to enjoy nature and think. he was a thinking man. very thoughtful guy. >> david reside son is still grieving the loss of his dad who work for their bill and melinda gates foundation and taught school in danville. >> we feel are so sorry for the family who loss their husband brother, son. our community has a loss, too. >> witnesses spotted two men on the trail just before he was shot and right now these sketches are the only thing police have to go on. one suspect in his 20s is thin with tread looks, the other 6'0" and overlight, described as over e

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> richmond police out for a deadly gunman after a shooting this morning. a sharp spotter and found man dead inside a drug. >> the victim's name has not been released. any information call richmond police. >>> pretty nice day to be outside on this record-setting saturday. the weather was sunny and warm and dozens of boaters hit the bay arrived the mild way. abc7 news meteorologist has more. >> we broke a lot of records today on the final day of january. not only the temperature department but also in terms of precipitation. highs today, many spots 9 at least. tie or broke new records. some spots in the low 80s like santa rosa and cloverdale. it has been quite a dry month but also been unprecedented start to 2015. our records have gone back 165 years and we have never had a january that's been completely dry and that's what we have achieved here in san francisco. just to tell you what normal rainfall is this time of typically sees 4.5 inches of rain. there is some changes coming to the weather pattern. we'll have much more on rain chances and a

cornell bernard is live at the scene with the latest. cornell? >> reporter: church street completely shut down at market. a lot of chaos and a lot of confusion with people wondering what is going on. firefighters getting a handle on this fire at church and 15th. two three-story apartment buildings caught fire about 4:15 this afternoon and quickly went to three alarms. smoke and flames got very, very intense. windows at the apartment complex were blown out on to the street. firefighters say at this point there are no injuries. that is very preliminary but at this point they say no injuries. a house cat, though was found in one of the units unresponsive. possibly suffering from smoke inhalation. itself was given oxygen at the scene by emts and we're told that cat will be okay. firefighters getting the upper hand on the fire. the flames have been extinguished, the smoke has now dissipated. this is a very crowded area. we have victorians constructed very very -- well, tightly together and again this could have been a lot worse, but looks like they ha

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: so far no suspects in this case. a few stolen cigar may have been the reason a popular security guard lost his life. friends say he was always looking out for them. >> flowers and candles are being left in memory of a man gunned down saturday night. >> we love him. the people next door ex-all the worker, they'll cry. >> the liquor store owner says the victim, only known as manny, was a security guard at the club next door. he says two men bought liquor about 9:15 then returned minutes later and stole swisher cigars from the counter and ran. >> because they run out, he got -- everything on the floor. everything on the floor of the. >> reporter: witnesses say manny heard the scuffle and came to help but was shot and killed. >> another guy on the outside in the car they shoot him. >> a bullet shattered the window of the liquor store and this large window of the nightclub. patrons couldn't hear the shots but knew something was wrong. >> i saw people run to the front door and somebody came back and was crying. >> a friend

we're live in san francisco tonight-cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> another fire last month in the mission district killed one man and injured six others. 40 people were forced from their homes, recent reports say the building did not have sprinklers on two residential floors and at least two exits were blocked. >>> we're also following breaking news out of san jose, two pedestrians hit bay driver after a series of crashes. lisa amin gulezian is live in east san jose with details. >> reporter: this is a massive crime scene. it involves three crash sites as you mentioned. behind me right now police are trying to recreate what happened, burt it all start when the suspect trove out of the parking lot of this liquor store on white road. he then swerved right into the silver sedan that was driving in the opposite direction. there was a family inside of that car, but police tell me everyone is all right. but the suspect kept driving northbound and then crashed into a couple that was selling fruit from a cart in a parking lot of the gas station. the husband and wife team are here every afternoon,

cornell bernard is live in oakland with the story. >> it's been more than to two months since he was killed at the park he loved to hike every day. today friends, familiar supply neighbors came to remember the man and make a plea for help in finding his killer. >> he is smiling down on us right now knowing his grandson was just baptized this morning. >> he says his dad david loved being to new grandfather. he also loved to hike the huckleberry preserve in the oakland hills. >> we're excited to go see what he saw, in his last moments. >> hundreds of people walked this narrow trail today, the same path taken by david rens lell last november. friends and family pausing to leave flowers and notes at the spot where david was robbed and shot at close range by two men. >> we're their stand together and to see what he saw some in doing so, hopefully some good can come from what occurred. >> david work for the bell and melinda gates foundation and taught english and journalism for years in danville. >> we brought this for the family, who lost their husband their brother, their son. our commun

cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: suspect mark anidrosis being held without bail here at city jail. charged with a gruesome bizarre crime that some say is stranger than fiction. >> i thought it was fake when i heard about it. just sounded crazy. like a tv show. >> many are breathing easier, knowing a murder suspect is off their neighborhood streets, in soma. >> relieved an arrest has been made here? >> yes, i am. kids come through here. we not goodwill and a lot of people around here. who don't like to be freaked out by things like that. >> reporter: police say mark andrus is suspected of murdering a person whose headless torso was found dumped in a suitcase on 11th street on wednesday other. body parts were found in a trash can nearby. abc7 news obtained the video which shows the suspect wearing the same ball cap and clothing, lugging a suitcase on howard straight -- howard street. the victim's identity is still a mystery. the coroner can only say it was a light-skinned male. >> i spoke to the man a couple of times in passing but that's crazy. >> reporter: she has season andrus on

cornell bernard is live in oakland with the story. >> it's been more than to two months since he was killed at the park he loved to hike every day. today friends, familiar supply neighbors came to remember the man and a plea for help in finding his killer. >> he is smiling down on us right now knowing his grandson was just baptized this morning. >> he says his dad david loved being to new grandfather. he also loved to hike the huckleberry preserve in the oakland hills. >> we're excited to go see what he saw, in his last moments. >> hundreds of people walked this narrow trail today, the same path taken by david rens lell last november. friends and family pausing to leave flowers and notes at the spot where david was robbed and shot at close range by two men. >> we're their stand together and to see what he saw some in doing so, hopefully some good can come from what occurred. >> david work for the bell and melinda gates foundation and taught english and journalism for years in danville. >> we brought this for the family, who lost their husband their brother, their son. our community h

cornell bernard shows us how the storm is still affecting people tonight. cornell? >> reporter: hi, katy. pg&e is making progress tonight restoring power to much of sausalito after a power pole toppled in the storm last night. as you can see, repairs are under way. still a lot of work to do and there's no time to waste. a in you storm is on the way. it was raining in sausalito on saturday. but nothing like the fierce stormy weather which blew in and knocked down this power pole on woodward avenue in sausalito friday night leaving 1,100 customers in the dark. how have you been managing without the power? >> we went to sleep. >> reporter: a restaurant on bridgeway avenue is closed. no customers, no lights. are you serving dinner tonight? >> not tonight. no, we can't cook anything. we've got gas stoves but there's no ventilation for the kitchen, so we can't open. >> reporter: sean taylor said those with reservations tonight are told to come back another time. meantime, food in the freezer is thawing out quickly. in mill valley this family's tree-trimming business is bu

cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: the five-airplane fire was relentless burning several hours sending up thick columns of smoke. two car customizing businesses were destroyed. getting inside to fight it was impossible. >> it's a metal building with large fire in there, turns into an oven. the fire has nowhere to go but to build up and build up and build up inside. >> the owner of car audio shop lost everything, including several classic cars stored inside. he didn't want to go on camera. >> probably have at least a million dollars of product that just went up in smoke. >> reporter: the smoke from burning car upholstery was possibly toxic prompting voluntary evacuations for those living nearby. this ladder shows which way the wind is blowing this morning it was blowing east right into the trailer tell rv park, 100 feet from where the fire started. >> it was scary watching it. it was so thick, a big old cloud storming through. >> reporter: robin shall at thed in place for a time. the fire is not considered suspicious but how it started, still unknown in san jose, abc7 news. >> the ameri

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with new developments. >> reporter: police have no suspects in the case which began with a petty theft. friends say the victim was a popular security guard what was always trying to keep people safe. >> yeah, really scary. >> this security guard is shaken of the shooting death of a fellow guard. >> one day the man out here have to do my job. >> flowers and candles are being left in the parking not memory of a man known only as manny, gunned down saturday night. >> we love him. the people next door, all the worker they cry. >> liquor store owner sonny says manny was a security guard at the club next door but always watched his store. he says two men bought liquor at 9:15, and then returned later and stole cigars and ran. >> everything on the floor. the box of cigar, everything on the floor. >> witness says manny hearted the scuffle and came to help but was shot and killed. >> the other guy on the outside in the car they shoot him. >> a bullet shattered the window of the liquor store and this large window of the nightclub. patrons could not hear th

cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: suspect mark anidrosis being held without bail here at city jail. charged with a gruesome bizarre crime that some say is stranger than fiction. >> i thought it was fake when i heard about it. just sounded crazy. like a tv show. >> many are breathing easier, knowing a murder suspect is off their neighborhood streets, in soma. >> relieved an arrest has been made here? >> yes, i am. kids come through here. we not goodwill and a lot of people around here. who don't like to be freaked out by things like that. >> reporter: police say mark andrus is suspected of murdering a person whose headless torso was found dumped in a suitcase on 11th street on wednesday other. body parts were found in a trash can nearby. abc7 news obtained the video which shows the suspect wearing the same ball cap and clothing, lugging a suitcase on howard straight -- howard street. the victim's identity is still a mystery. the coroner can only say it was light-skinned male. >> i spoke to the man a couple of times in passing but that's crazy. >> reporter: she has season andrus on t

in mill valley, cornell bernard abc7 news. >> you can track the rain on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it is free on apple's april store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> san francisco police are looking for the three men who pulled over a takeover-style robbery at the tiffany and company jewelry store in the westfield shopping center. police say the robbers flashed guns and ordered everyone on the ground. they forced the store em plo iy to open -- store employee to open the jewelry cases. no one was hurt. >> anthem said they were the victim of a cyberattack and the personal information of 80 million customers and employees may have been exposed. hackers got uh hold of birth dates, home addresses and social security numbers. the fbi is investigating. anthem that offers blue cross and blue shield plans in california says it will pay for identity theft protection for all affected customers. >> look at that. the pilot of the plane that crashed into a taipei river said there was an engine flameout moments before impact. the death t

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with new developments. >> reporter: police have no suspects in the case which began with a petty theft. friends say the victim was a popular security guard what was always trying to keep people safe. >> yeah, really scary. >> this security guard is shaken of the shooting death of a fellow guard. >> one day the man out here have to do my job. >> flowers and candles are being left in the parking not memory of a man known only as manny, gunned down saturday night. >> we love him. the people next door, all the worker they cry. >> liquor store owner sonny says manny was a security guard at the club next door but always watched his store. he says two men bought liquor at 9:15, and then returned later and stole cigars and ran. >> everything on the floor. the box of cigar, everything on the floor. >> witness says manny hearted the scuffle and came to help but was shot and killed. >> the other guy on the outside in the car they shoot him. >> a bullet shattered the window of the liquor store and this large window of the nightclub. patrons could not hear th

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: so far no suspects in this case. a few stolen cigar may have been the reason a popular security guard lost his life. friends say he was always looking out for them. >> flowers and

in mill valley, cornell bernard abc7 news. >> you can track the rain on live doppler 7hd anytime withhe abc7 news weather app. it is free on apple's april store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> san francisco police are looking for the three men who pulled over a takeover-style robbery at the tiffany and company jewelry store in the westfield shopping center. police say the robbers flashed guns and ordered everyone on the ground. they forced the store em plo iy to open -- store employee to open the jewelry cases. no one was hurt. >> anthem said they were the victim of a cyberattack and the personal information of 80 million customers and employees may have been exposed. hackers got uh hold of birth dates, home addresses and social security numbers. the fbi is investigating. anthem that offers blue cross and blue shield plans in california says it will pay for identity theft protection for all affected customers. >> look at that. the pilot of the plane that crashed into a taipei river said there was an engine flameout moments before impact. the death tol

cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: the five-alarm fire was relentless burning several hours, sending up thick column of smoke. two car customizing businesses were destroyed. getting inside to fight it was impossible. >> a metal building with a large fire in there, turns into an oven. the fire has nowhere to go but to build up and build up inside. >> the owner of a car audio shop lost everything, including several classic cars stored inside. he didn't want to go on camera. >> probably have at least a million dollars of product that just went up in smoke. >> the smoke from burning car upholstery was possibly toxic prompting voluntary evacuations for those living nearby. >> this shows which way the wind was blowing this morning it was blowing right into the rv park. >> it was just scary, so thick, like a big old cloud, just storming through. >> robin campbell sheltered in place for a time. the fire is not considered suspicious, but how it started, still unknown in san jose, abc7 news. >> palo alto police asking for help identifying a man who groped another man in a department storm rest

cornell bernard is looking for the secret wine lover. >> everyone hopes she will show up at the table. >> this is like a downtown legend now. >> it is no legend. the woman who is called "secret som," is real. som is short for somilier and plotting sneak apeaks on diners "gifting" them bottles of wine. >> the owner of "the cellar door," asked if there was a deserving customer would love as good red. this was the winner. >> >> the secret som had a bottle, i was shocked and surprised. >> show tweets clues where she was going and last week from an asian restroom. >> check out the happy folks. the retired technical executive with a passion for local wines has spent thousands on strangeers. secret som wants it stay anonymous but loves the valley and wine and i want to share my passion by spreading joy. many hope they are next. >> i will be right here at cellar door. find me. >> she will take a break after valentine's day unless she feels the urge to give. who's next? >> we need a secret barista to hand us the coffee the. >> i need a secret shoe person. >> warriors are headed to the all star

reporter cornell bernard has the details. >> reporter: restaurantgoers across the tri valley are hopingll show up at their table. >> this is like a little downtown urban legend going around. >> reporter: it's no legend the woman who dubbed herself secret somm somm short for so mellmmeliey. >> did she have a name? >> she did not give me her name. >> reporter: the owner of the cell dare door said she came in last friday and asked if there was a deserving customer who loves a good red. gee ann moran was the winner. >> came up and said that the secret somm had a bottle of wine for us. >> reporter: what did you think? >> i was shocked. i was really surprised. >> reporter: every weekend she tweets clues about where she's going. last weekend from an asian restaurant. grab your chopsticks. i've arrived and i'm hungry. check out the pictures of happy folks and their bottles. the retired executive for a passion for local wines has strength thousands on strangers. she wants to stay anonymous but told us i love the tri-valley and i love wine. i want to share my passion by spreading some joy. many h

cornell bernard was at the vigil and is live with the story. >> reporter: really an amazing tribute todayhusband, today his murder is unsolved. many came to this park to make an

in mill valley, cornell bernard abc7 news. >> you can track the rain on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it is free on apple's april store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> san francisco police are looking for the three men who pulled over a takeover-style robbery at the tiffany and company jewelry store in the westfield shopping center. police say the robbers flashed guns and ordered everyone on the ground. they forced the store em plo iy to open -- store employee to open the jewelry cases. no one was hurt. >> anthem said they were the victim of a cyberattack and the personal information of 80 million customers and employees may have been exposed. hackers got uh hold of birth dates, home addresses and social security numbers. the fbi is investigating. anthem that offers blue cross and blue shield plans in california says it will pay for identity theft protection for all affected customers. >> look at that. the pilot of the plane that crashed into a taipei river said there was an engine flameout moments before impact. the death t

cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: suspect mark anidrosis being held without bail here at city jailwith a gruesome bizarre crime that some say is stranger than fiction. >> i thought it was fake when i heard about it. just sounded crazy. like a tv show. >> many are breathing easier, knowing a murder suspect is off their neighborhood streets, in soma. >> relieved an arrest has been made here? >> yes, i am. kids come through here. we not goodwill and a lot of people around here. who don't like to be freaked out by things like that. >> reporte

cornell bernard is live in oakland with the story. >> it's been more than to two months since he wasd at

cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: the five-alarm fire was relentless burning several hours, sending column of smoke. two car customizing businesses were destroyed. getting inside to fight it was impossible. >> a metal building with a large fire in there, turns into an oven. the fire has nowhere to go but to build up and build up inside. >> the owner of a car audio shop lost everything, including several classic cars stored inside. he didn't want to go on camera. >> probably have at least a million dollars of product that just went up in smoke. >> the smoke from burning car upholstery was possibly toxic prompting voluntary evacuations for those living nearby. >> this shows which way the wind was blowing this morning it was blowing right into the rv park. >> it was just scary, so thick, like a big old cloud, just storming through. >> robin campbell sheltered in place for a time. the fire is not considered suspicious, but how it started, still unknown in san

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard will have a live report at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> a group of parents will take action of students received pamphlets asking questions about mature top picks. parents at star of the sea catholic school want to know why second grade students received questions about adult tri masturbation and abortion. it was to prepare them from concession and came from the new priest. >> if the priest want to help get the kids prepared i think that is fine but i think he needs to be age appropriate. this is an elementary school. >> it talked about serious things thanks pamphlet so yeah we want to protect our kids as much as possible. >> parents are working to form a group that will help build a communication between the priest and the school. >>> some breaking news happening in san francisco where police are investigating a double shooting that left two people with life-threatening injuries. it happened in the mission district at 17th. emergency crews rushed the two victims to san francisco general hospital. police right now are still there on the scene gatheri

. >> and cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: 15-year-old ryan is all about books.ding to kids since he was a kid. >> i always had a lot of books growing up and i loved reading. and then you know you get out there in the real world and you realize not everybody hat an opportunity. >> reporter: this eagle scout and sophomore at mountain view was concerned about declining literacy rates. so he got to work. he created a youth literacy council and started a book drive for kids without. >> we put up book deonation bins. >> reporter: and the books started rolling in. he collected a whopping 25,000 books for kids. >> i didn't expect it to get so big. i had to get an additional 200 boxes for the books. >> reporter: all those books donated to schools, libraries and charities. >> i feel like every book we donate reaches some child who needs it. >> reporter: his parts are amazed he pulled it off. >> ryan has been fantastic for his first 15 years. so just curious to see what the next 15 are be. >> reporter: he's even created a website for others to get their own book drive star

now we just checked in with core cornell bernard at sfo.he plane is getting ready to take off. 8:35 and there we go as planned. should get back to normal on this presidents' day weekend, a lot of neighbors had expressed some frustration about their streets being closed off in certain parts of san francisco. we saw some extra traffic as a result of the president's visit to palo alto. how often do we get to see a president in our neck of the woods? some residents saying, you know, it was great to be able to see the motorcade. we talked about that earlier in the week. it's a converted cadillac. our live picture you can see the plane getting ready to take off to palm springs. again, this has been a live coverage of the presidential visit to the san francisco airrea. so new this morning, president obama spoke about giving every child everywhere a fair shot. a new lou that would make a real investment in preschool as well as tackle standardized tests. that means trying new things, investing in what's working on fixing what's not. >> make sure par

cornell bernard is on the lookout for the somalia. >> this is like a little downtown urban legend nowe woman who's dubbed herself secret som on twitter is for real. she's plotted sneak attacks on unsuspecting diners gifting them bottles of wine. >> does she have a name? >> she did not give me her name. >> owner of the cellar door wine bar says secret som came in last friday, and asked if there was a deserving customer who loves a good red. >> they came up and said the secret som had a kbot el of wine for us. >> what did you think? >> i was shocked. >> she tweets clues about where she's going last weekend from an asian restaurant. grab your chop sticks i've arrived and i'm hungry. check out the pictures of happy folks and their lucky bottles. the tech executive has spent thousands on strangers. secret som wants to stay anonymous, she told us i love the trivalley and i love wine, i want to share my passion by spreading some joy. many hope they are next. >> i'll be right leer at the cellar door, come find me. >> she'll be taking a break after valentine's day weekend unless she feels the

cornell bernard is at the millbrae bart station with details. >> the person that may have been on a richmond-bound train on friday february 20, and health officials say a person sick with measles was on bart from millbrae to civic center between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. exposing 1,500 riders to the virus. family members, friends and coworkers of the paint have been notified they may have been exposed to measles. the advisory list can linger in the air for some time. >> the virus can stay active for up to two hours. that is enough time for the richmond-bound train after the individual has disembarked to get to richmond return to millbrae and return to rich bond. -- richmond. >> this month another traveled bart february 4-6 from lafayette to san francisco. berkeley health officials say a person from san mateo county infected with measles but showing no symptoms had dinner at a local restaurant on february 20 between 6:45 and 8:00 p.m. but it is not clear if this is the same person who was on bart on friday. if you fear you may have been exposed, you are encouraged to get tested. >>> developing news, san f