that means -- >> an early spring for you and me. >> ama: yes!he largest crowd in the 123 year history of groundhog day braved the cold to witness the ceremony in pennsylvania. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> this is "world news." tonight -- held hostage. day five for that little boy being held in a bunker. the crying. now, the freezing temperatures. tonight, we're on the scene. what does the suspect want? >>> the breaking news. the american mother who vanished overseas. her last text to her husband and sons, "i'll be home tomorrow." tonight, the gruesome discovery. >>> taking aim. the new photo of the president making waves tonight before his big push for tougher gun laws, but is this image any different from past presidents? as far back as jfk. >>> and holy help. on the eve of the super bowl, the new numbers on that other player above the field. will praying for your favorite team actually make a difference? >> you're welcome. i >>> good evening on this saturday night. it's great to have you with us. we do begin this evening wi

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or your a few rid weather team. >> ama: shu is here with sports. started out so well -- >> mike: they're struggling. the stars add e to theirs frustration in dallas. getting so bad joe thornton is resorting to fighti >> mike: the sharks are sink fassments only scored 12 goals in ten games. nothing is clicking and have dropped nine of their last ten in dallas, joe thornton showing from fight. scored a few punches. didn't help. the penalty kill has faltered. jaeger. then 1-0 stars. then the power play. 2-0. sharks power play, 2-46 in the last 11 games imfinally get one. marlowe scores. 2-1 stars. joe thornton called for goaltender interference. it's questionable. but no goal. dallas rookie goalie with the first career victory. stars win it 3-1. >> college hoops. cal bears, after defeating oregon on thursday, hosted by oregon state. 1-3 in corvallis and need to keep the wins coming to get off the bubble for the big dance. bears open the game with a huge slam by richard solomon. then justin cobbs follows up. cal now up three. cobbs again, difficult jum

i'm ama daetz. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. we're live above mission district. the city is quite tame after this loss. police have been called to a few distinction but at this point no significant problems. >> ama: 49er fans were brace to go celebrated after an amazing come back in the third quarter. sky7hd caught two incidents of fireworks being set off in the mission district. >> dan: there were a number of arrests but no reports of major problems. tomas ramon is in north beach live where big crowds packed bars. they left with a different mood than they had hoped to leave with. >> they left a lot more somber than when they arrived. it's pretty quiet. police that were stationed are sent to other potential problem areas in the city. let me give you a look about an hour ago. >> they were called out to the sported bar because of rowdy behavior around 7:00. more than 20 officers took up positions in the area. a contingent of 8 motor officers kept a close eye on the club in case things got out 6 a hand. as a result police were deployed to strategic areas on broadway

stay here with us. >> ama: now to san francisco. where tomas roman caught up with some ravens fans. >> dan: some say they fear for their safety and you hate to hear that. >> it's a sad thing, especially on day like today. the owners and operators half dear mom here on 16th street say they lost thousands of dollars in tips and sales and it's all because of a few people who become violent whenever a competing team comes into town for a big game. >> more than 200 baltimore raven fans were expected to be inside dear mom in san francisco, cheer on their team. but owners were told the party might be a dangerous idea. >> police officers letting my bosses know there were threats against the bar. they had to shut down today. >> amanda works a tavern in the mission district, which is owned by at the operators or dear mom. the threats're specific and they'ring. >> basically shooting, drive-by shooting and other violence. >> raven fans club posted this cancellation notice on their facebook page friday in part it reads the san francisco police d

. >> ama: a bicyclist has died after being hit by a cement truck in san francisco. it happened this morning in front of at&t park. a woman on a bike was hit by the right side of the truck and got caught in the rear wheel and was dragged ten feet. the truck dispopped the driver is cooperating with police. >> hundreds of people lined up to buy firearms and ammunition during a gun show today in vallejo. just wrapped up at the solano county fairgroundses. show organizers say crowds have been larger since the connecticut school tragedy with lie-abiding people concerned about their second amendment right to bear arms. >> you look rind at the show crowd see nothing bought bunch of good old boy constitutional, bike bible thumping american citizens, moms pushing their babies in carts. >> four weeks ago you could walk to the tick counter, walk in the door, and the tickets jumped up. parking jumped up. they're capitalizing on this. >> some people say prices for guns and ammo have almost doubled in recent weeks. the gun show continues tomorrow. >>> right now more than 100 heavi

>> ama: mike shumann, live from the superdome.we'll check in with you after the game. >> dan: plans to prevent problems after the game is stirring up anger in the mission district. >> ama: lillian kim has the details. reporter: these signs have been up here in the mission to let people know not to park here today but there's been some confusion, and as a result, handful of cars were wrongfully towed. parking control officers were out giving tickets and tow trucks were towing cars. police want streetness the mission cleared any case things get out of hand after the super bowl. they need enough room for emergency vehicles to get through and want to make sure cars don't get vandalized. the streets cleared are mission between 15th and 26th street and 24th between the giant myth. signs on mission between 15th 15th and 24th were only put up less than 24 hours ago and city will you requires at least 24 hours notice. so a handful of cars were towed when they shouldn't have been. >> i'm a little frustrated by the city. that is very frustra

or your a few rid weather team. >> ama: shu is here with sports. started out so well -- >> mike: they're struggling. the stars add e to theirs frustration in dallas. getting so bad joe thornton is resorting to fighti >> mike: the sharks are sink fassments only scored 12 goals in ten games. nothing is clicking and have dropped nine of their last ten in dallas, joe thornton showing from fight. scored a few punches. didn't help. the penalty kill has faltered. jaeger. then 1-0 stars. then the power play. 2-0. sharks power play, 2-46 in the last 11 games imfinally get one. marlowe scores. 2-1 stars. joe thornton called for goaltender interference. it's questionable. but no goal. dallas rookie goalie with the first career victory. stars win it 3-1. >> college hoops. cal bears, after defeating oregon on thursday, hosted by oregon state. 1-3 in corvallis and need to keep the wins coming to get off the bubble for the big dance. bears open the game with a huge slam by richard solomon. then justin cobbs follows up. cal now up three. cobbs again, difficult jum

>> ama: amount. >>> searchers are focusing on big bear just east of los angeles. but tonight there are new developments in the hunt for christopher dorner. john alston is live with the latest. >> we've learned that doorer may have called the father of a shooting victim just to taunt him while his whereabouts are still unknown, police are learning more about his movements after the killing spree began. the latest piece of evidence is surveillance video from an out to parts store in san diego, appears to show him thoughing a military belt and a bullet magazine into a dumpster. it was reported on monday, two days after the body0s two of people were found in a parking lot. and police found weapons inside his burnedded truck which turned up near big bear lake. the truck had a broken axle. >> as l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosa made the plea to turn. in the police chief announced he is re-opening this investigation of dorner's firing. >> he wants to ensure that the public knows that the los angeles police department is fair and transparent. >> dorner is vowing revenge fo

find out who took o >> ama: join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13.k at two tech rumors, one about apple's possible iwatch and one, what microsoft is doing to make the next xbox more user friendly. then, how a sagging neck loin can be fixed without diet, exercise or surgery. all at 9:00 and 11:00. >> identity thieves stole the number one spot at the box office this weekend. >> put it down. we're going to have a little chat. >> okay. >> okay? we can do it the hard way or the easy way. >> ama: the comedy starring jayson bateman and melissa mccarthy debuted at number one. last weekend's top movie, zombie, dropped to number two with $11 million. maybe you'll take your sweetie to that for valentine's day. the thriller side effects was number three, playbook is number four, and handsell and gretel dropped the fifth spot. and don't forget abc7 this only place to watch the oscars february 24th. you can get ready for the big event with our official oscars app. the epa is available for to iphone, ipad, android, and kindle fire. that does it for us at 6:00. i'm

a movie star. >>> the new attack on >> ama: there's a demand for peace in oakland. today self groups garyed to discussion solutions to violence that can also the community they heal. lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> at champ nation boxing gym in east lock land the fists were flying. this amateur boxing event drew a large crowd, but the gym's owner wants one thing, to make oakland a safer place by giving young people a focus. >> i'd like to see a lot of youu youngsters come into the gym and fill the gym up with a lot of young people, leaves lease -- >> lisa: and at frick middle school... tonight more than 100 people gathered to also find solutions to the growing crime problem in oakland. they called it a solutions for stress and vice lens free community. parents and teachers and students opened up about their experience. >> violence has reached a fevered pitch in the united states. >> last year there were 131 homicides in oakland and so far this year there have been eight. here's photos of just a few who have lost their lives recently, including the volunteer bal

>>> good evening, i'm ama daetz.s being remembered one day after she was killed in an apartment fire. a vigil is being held in her honor outside her home where a memorial is growing. she was trapped on the second floor. investigators are trying to find out why. tonight 22 people remain homeless. their apartments were destroyed in that fire. to pa mas ramon has more on the fire and the outpouring of support for the family who lost a loved one. >>> stuffed animals and flowers have been left in front of the apartment here on mariner drive. he added one of his toys to the memorial. >> kind of let the family to know. >> this is video taken by a patser bie. this is what she died after being trapped on the second floor after the fast-moving fire devoured the structure. four other family members escaped unharmed. all six units have been condemned due to the damage. jeffrey khuarl bers tried to reach the girl by running into the broken home and he is heartbroken he failed. >> i could not save that child. i can't sleep at nigh

it's not easy. >> ama: runners hen headed 0 a festival. the race winner were announced and everybody celebrated the year of the snake. and fortunately it was today before the weather gets cold. >> leigh: you're exactly right. just hanging on to the nice sunshine we're seeing out there right now. because, yeah, feels like spring the past four or five days. winter returns tomorrow and tuesday. the live doppler 7 hd showing you clear sky out there right now. here's another look at another vantage point from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera, and all of us down four or five degrees. santa rosa, 65. concord, 65. 63 in san jose. and monterey, only 55 degrees. more of an onshore wind component today. right now, san francisco, 53. 59 in oakland. san jose, 58. 57, novato, santa cruz. 62, livermore. another beautiful shot live now to san jose, with clear sky. santa rosa, 58. 60 in nap a. big changes coming, and they're going to start really overnight tonight and tomorrow. here's a look at the forecast highlights. low clouds and fog overnight.

tomorrow we'll start to warm up a >> ama: happening now. the san francisco chinese new year parade is underway ask the streets are packed. sergio quintana is live. reporter: the parade is in full swing. you can see right there this is the line of people along market street, watching the parade just beyond. that line of people right there is five people deep. there are even some people on their toes trying to get a look. no traditional chinese dragon was among the first to take to the streets at the head of the parade. we just wrapped up the year of the tagon, this parade celebrates the kickoff of the year of the snake. dance troops, marching bands and floats, among the 100 different participants, making it one of the biggest of its kind. people come from around the world to watch the event. i talked to a troupe who what in town for the birthday party and discovered the parade on their way back to the hotel. >> it's huge, we can't even get a ride home. we tried to bike ride. couldn't make it through. >> for the birthday you also wanted to se

good evening, i'm ama daetz. tonight there's memorial at alan wit t park near where thele girl's body was found. reporter: sources just told me the 13-year-old died of strangulation. several other test results involving the autopsy are still not in, but meantime, this memorial continues to grow. >> alan witt park has gone from a crime scene an altar, honoring a 13-year-old girl found alone, naked, and dead. >> she was face down. there was no obvious signs of trauma. that's all i'll say. >> and today, fairfield police asked abc7 not to release the girl's name or photos. detectives are following several leads from nearby surveillance cam razz do do not -- cameras but not a have any suspects. the little girl was at school on thursday and when she didn't return home that afternoon, her foster parents called police. this friend was with her just before she got on the bus thursday after school. >> we were talking, and then that's the last time i seen her. >> now the tears wash over this community in mourning. >> at it

enjoy that. >> ama: thank you so much, leigh. speaking of spring, mike shumann is back from arizona. >> mike: can't get rid of me. cactus league action down in the desert. one of the hottest teams in the west coast college hoops, cal. an >> mike: the defending world champion giants began cactus league action with ryan vogelsong on the hill. the giants win. meanwhile, mid-season form, represents team u.s.a. in the world baseball classic. homers in his first at-bat. le weeks trying to recapture a spot at second. starts the double play. the brewers win 2-1. >> college hoops, cal after defeating oregon, hosted by oregon state. they're 1-3 in corvallis and maybe they can keep the wins coming for a big dance invite. bears open with a huge slam by richard solomon. cobbs with the winning bucket on thursday. the 3 in the second half. cal up three. cobbs again, the difficult jumper. he's good. four seconds left. cal up by one. starks with the 3 for the win. call that an air ball. cal wins, 60-59. >>> let's tee it up at the world golf chall

good evening, i'm ama daetz.hey accused of christopher dorner of being a domestic terrorist and the british paper is reporting drones are being used to search for him. >> a tip on the possible sighting a former los angeles officer christopher dorner led them to evacuate but there is no sign of the suspected killer. police are banning together to offer an incentive. >> collectively this group is posting a reward of one million dollars that will lead to his capture. >> they say the reward is high because the stakes are so high. >> every day that dorner is loose, the likelihood of an attack on either uniformed police officer or a family after police officer is likely. >> police suspect the 33-year-old fugitive in a week long rein have terror in a manifesto he made claims against the lapd says it's corrupt and vowed war against colleagues and their families. police chief is reopening the 2007 case that resulted him in getting firing but not to appease dorner. >> is there is anything to what he says we'll deal with it

it could disrupt the mojo, ama?hat's the only thing standing in our way. >> the only problem it's not a dress, it's a jacket. so we'll work on that. i have my red all picked out for tomorrow. we're good to go for super bowl. thank you, larry. they're sending out a lot of behind the scene updates. 49er fans michael and ken, we're retweeting the best, and during the game follow our team in new orleans on twitter and facebook for the best up to the minute coverage. and whatever happens on sunday night, abc7 news will be here to cover it. we'll be right after the game with live coverage from the bay area and new orleans. >> just ahead, predicting the super bowl, larry just did. but coming out, find out who other guys think will win. >> also ahead. bay area workers want to expose the dirty secrets in the recycle can business. >> the warning you need to know about if you're heading to the beach. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures actually came down a few degrees this afternoon. what about your supersun

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. >>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. berkeley police have seen the spike in the number of rapes in the berkeley area. it increased 95% from 20 to 39 in 2012. as tomas ramon tells us the victim new the attacker. >> reporter: u.c. student says she knows what often leads to these sexual assaults. she has been to the off campus parties. >> she is having a third drink and it gives you permission to put your hand up her skirt? i don't know. >> drugs and alcohol and someone the victim new. the majority of attack not occur on campus but at parties in the surrounding neighborhoods. where an estimated students like she lives. >> it is definitely disturbing that i personally cannot feel safe in this community all the time. that is a very realistic. >> the captain released the latest figures this week, he is concerned because the highest increase in five years. >> we're very concerned because it looks like the vast majority of these sexual assaults are committed by acquaintances or a former dating relationship. >> reporter: stranger

. >> ama: an early morning apartment fire on treasure island killed a ten-year-old girl and has displaced don dozens of residents. it happened on mariner drive. that's where sergio quintana is live with the details. reporter: this is a fire that has hit the island pretty hard. a few minutes ago i watched as neighbors came by to drop off some stuffed animals. >> in the cell phone video you seek the flames and neighbors unable to get into the building to help anyone out. trapped in this inferno, a ten-year-old girl. >> we heard she was crying, the windows burst in, and everybody had to kind of scatter and run. >> desiree lives next door to the victim and her family for seven years. she heard someone pounding on her door and that's when the tried to get everyone out. she is devastated at the loss of her ten-year-old neighbor. >> the child was yelling, and screaming for her mom. couldn't go in. >> she and her four children are now homeless. their apartment was among four damaged or destroyed. 30 other residents are also displaced. [sirens] >> some residents complained about how long it took t

>> ama: and abc7 is the only place to watch the oscars on february 24th.u can start getting ready with our oscars app. check out the my picks feature and keep track of your fa >> who is going to win the super bowl tomorrow? will, trent dillner has played for both the 49ers and ravens. >> i think the 49ers are the superior team. the best team doesn't always win. but if the niners don't mess it i think they win this game. not easily. i don't think anything is easy, but i impose their will and win the game. >> the pro football hall of fame named the class of 2013. eddy debartolo did not get the cup but the red and gold were represented. larry allen spent most of his career with the cowboys but played his final two seasons with san francisco. allen was from sonoma ma state. >> the raiders were represent bed warren zap p, playing four seasons with the silver and black. his 96-1/2 sacks are mo second most for a defensive tackle and made the pro bowl seven times. >> my feet haven't touched the ground for 30 minutes. this is up believable. we play the ultimate tea

. >> ama: breaking news from san jose. emergency crews have just rescued two people trapped in a car that trashed hundreds of feet off a cliff. it happened just after 2:00 when the car wend over the edge of the hypernear clayton road. the driver and passenger were both seriously hurt. >>> oakland is reporting its ninth homicide of the year after a man was shot to death last night in east oakland. it happened around 10:30 near 580. police are searching for suspects. last year at this time there were 14 homicides in oakland. >>> organizers've oak land reside first friday music and art event say they're making security changes after a shooting shortly after the festival ended. the oakland tribune reports organizers will coordinate with police and provide private security and will work with news organizations to provide programs of the event and a peace concert may be part of the festival next month. >>> right now in oakland, a public meeting on police department policy has just finishing up. the event is the first of several

just click away with our free mobile app. >> ama: good evening. in tonight's headlines, two people are hospitalized after their speedboat collided with a ferry in san francisco bay. witness says the speedboat was traveling fast at the time of impact. >> a ten-year-old boy died -- ten-year-old girl died in a fire on treasure island. five members of her family managed to escape. >>> a muni accident in daly city may cost a 72-year-old woman her life. the woman was hit by the back of the bus while she was in the crosswalk this afternoon. family members said she is not expected to survive. >> the family of olympic runner oscar'ser' business storeas is grieving. he is charged with the killing of his girlfriend, steenkamp. the olympian's family talked to the media. >> as you can imagine, oscar is in numb and grief. >> attorneys are expected to argue he fired at steenkamp because he thought she was an intruder. prosecutors say the evidence will show that poise storeus and steenkamp argued and she lockeddaries in the bathroom where she was shot four times

. >> ama: i'm ama daetz. in less than 24 hours we'll have a new superbowl champion.e going for a sixth franchise trophy. they are getting used to the foomd and stadium. streets are packed with niner fans as they told katie marzullo it was expensive but well worth it to join the super party in new orleans. >> in new orleans it's always a party but something feels different now. >> go niners! >> 49er fans have arrived and they all have a tale to tell us. they are from sacramento. michael went online and his fate was sealed. >> i knew they were going. i bought the tickets. we'll get arrangements. we tried to get flights and we couldn't so we drove here. >> we were driving here, it was a lot of fun. >> joe is here from san francisco. he a season ticket holder and world's most generous niner fan. >> i gave two tickets to my son and daughter and i bought mine. >> his cost $1400. toss the 50-yard line. you don't have to be from san francisco or california to be a 49er fan. meet curtis from mississippi. >> we have to support them. >> a t-shirt is one thing but carlos is take

we'll look at the accuweather >> ama: new at 6:00.alifornia's effort to recover the cost of fighting wildfires from those who start them is under criticism. for nearly a decade the state has been aggressively going after businesses and individual they blame for starting fires. now governor jerry brown wants to nearly double the employees working for the recovery program, going from 14 to 24 employees. since 2008 the unit has helped the state recoup more than $95 million. the critics say the state is charging too much and needs to justify the amount of the charges. >>> an arizona fireman who saved the life of a buy halfway around the world hopes the same act of giving might some day save the life of his son. five-year-old jack welch has leukemia years earlier his dad sign up for the bone marrow registry and last month he donated marrow to save the life of a six-year-old boy in germany. >> what's that makes my story unique and makes it more special to me. jack could potentially need a bone marrow transplant, and we hope someone out ther

don't go away. >> welcome back to the "monster energy ama supercross midseason review."rounds into the 17 race season, there was a surprise leader at the top of the points and a rookie had tied a long-standing record earning a victory in just his second career start. the defending series champ had you have to find the podium in 2013, but that did not change ryan villopoto's approach heading into round three. >> the goal every week is to win, be consistent, and obviously have a good time. it hasn't gone as planned. we still scored five points, not too bad for what happened. phoenix was definitely better. in a position i felt i could go and get the win. i got second, that is good, here we are now in race three. i think the ball is starting to roll, making progress every week we go back. a typical week. we get things as they seem to get easier. >> when the gates dropped for round three, the champ left little doubt he was ready to enter the battle for the points lead. >> who is going to get it? justin barcia with was a good t for a lousy date pits. justin barcia gives up a s

spring like and in the 70s but dry. >> ama: thank you so much. shu is here.g the superbowl. >> that is true. nothing is clicking and as a result they have dropped nine of the last ten games. joe thornton scored a few punches but it didn't help the sharks. 1-0 stars. another stars' power play 2-0. sharks power play, finally get one. patric marleau gets one and joe thornton called, questionable call but no goal. stars win it 3-1 is your final. >> college hoops and cal bears have been playing oregon. they this hosted by oregon state. they need to keep the wins coming. montgomery open the gameith a huge slam by richard salamon. justin cobb gets the three. cal up by 3. that is a difficult shot. he had 18. four seconds left in the game. cal up by one. ahmaad, he needs to make a bucket. cal wins the fifth straight 60-59 improving 18-9. >> stanford hosted by 23rd oregon. 7 boards for the ducks gets this to go in. he hooks up and here is the alley-oop. 77-76 that father-in-law. >> st. mary's hosting creighton. from beyond the ark he had 19. here is four points and get

certainly, ama, they behaved courageously as well. >> they certainly did. ask any firefighter and they will say they were just doing their job. the firefighters who found themselves in the lean of fire yesterday did not have to work today. they were sent home so they could rest and recover from what they went through. >> we don't respond with officers down. we don't expect to go on that call. it is one we never want to go to. >> but that's exactly where santa cruz firefighters found themselves yesterday. sky 7hd shows the scene where a ladder truck and engine and battalion chief responded to the call for help when detective sergeant lauren butch baker and elizabeth butler were shot. the crews were attending to the detectives when the shooter returned to the area and began firing at officers nearby. >> they took cover behind the truck and took some citizens. one lady was put down on the ground with one of the firefighters shielding her. >> the battalion chief won't say who protected the woman, but it may have saved her life. the truck took four bullets. >> t

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certainly, ama, they behaved courageously as well. >> they certainly did.sk any firefighter and they will say they were just doing their job. the firefighters who found themselves in the lean of fire yesterday did not have to work today. they were sent home so they could rest and recover from what they went through. >> we don't respond with officers down. we don't expect to go on that call. it is one we never want to go to. >> but that's exactly where santa cruz firefighters found themselves yesterday. sky 7hd shows the scene where a ladder truck and engine and battalion chief responded to the call for help when detective sergeant lauren butch baker and elizabeth butler were shot. the crews were attending to the detectives when the shooter returned to the area and began firing at officers nearby. >> they took cover behind the truck and took some citizens. one lady was put down on the ground with one of the firefighters shielding her. >> the battalion chief won't say who protected the woman, but it may have saved her life. the truck took four bullets. >> the

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certainly, ama, they behaved courageously as well. >> they certainly did. ask any firefighter and they will say they were just doing their job. the firefighters who found themselves in the lean of fire yesterday did not have to work today. they were sent home so they could rest and recover from what they went through. >> we don't respond with officers down. we don't expect to go on that call. it is one we never want to go to. >> but that's exactly where santa cruz firefighters found themselves yesterday. sky 7hd shows the scene where a ladder truck and engine and battalion chief responded to the call for help when detective sergeant lauren butch baker and elizabeth butler were shot. the crews were attending to the detectives when the shooter returned to the area and began firing at officersnea. >> they took cover behind the truck and took some citizens. one lady was put down on the ground with one of the firefighters shielding her. >> the battalion chief won't say who protected the woman, but it may have saved her life. the truck took four bullets. >> the f

i know the ama has already participated. you had one of her board members come to an at risk meeting sponsored by the vice president and you've already sent a letter to the president and congress offering your expertise as our nation grapples with these issues. and dr. lazarus, i know you and the ama will continue to help lead this conversation across the country. tonight you're going to hear from the president about a number of things, and certainly progress in health care transformation is one of the issues he plans to address. but this morning i thought it would focus my remarks particularly on health care system. and today, i'm really pleased to report that the state of american health care is getting stronger, thanks in large part to those of you in this room, and doctors across the country. just consider some of the changes we've seen in the past few years. around the country, physicians are adopting new models of care in greater numbers than ever before. 250 health organizations, many of them physician led, have agree

ama dates, abc news. >> thanks, ama. >> new at 11:00, disney has registered george lucas' 37 million shares of disney stock meaning he can sell it at anytime. lucas received the stock and $2 billion in cash as part of the sale of the "star wars" 2 disney. it is worth more than $2 billion today. lucas has given no indication he plans to sell the stock. right now he owns 2% of disney and making him the second largest shareholder after the steve jobs estate. >> the u.s. postal service is ending the saturday home delivery of regular mail this coming august. budget problems forced the decision which will save an estimated $2 billion a year for the post office. carriers will deliver priority and express mail packages and the mail will go to the po boxes. if the post office wanted to break even if it would have to charge $1.08 for a first class stamp. that's two and a half times what we pay now. >>> the care and feeding of orphaned black bear cubs. >> they use their teeth and claws. and they are just -- they are remarkable. >> the real life tahoe family devoted to giving these rescued cubs

. >> ama: mc hammer arrested in the east bay. bars. >> another bay area gun buyback runs out of money before all the guns are turned in. >>> the oscars countdown is on. we're less than 24 hours away from the big show. we'll have a live report from los angeles. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. crews just gained control over a fire in the crocker area. one person was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital. and we are taking a live look at the scene right now. it's on delong street and you can see firefighters have a ladder going up there but the fire for the most part is out. they're on scene making sure nothing else flares up. we'll bring you the latest at 11:00. >> i'm ama daetz. now to another developing story. there are new details in the death of aspiring oakland rapper kenny cherry, jr. police have found the black reason rover involved in the death and you now looking for the man thought to be responsible. two were killed when maserati crashed into a taxi and that b

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ama dates, abc news. >> thanks, ama. >> new at 11:00, disney has registered george lucas' 37 million shares of disney stock meaning he can sell it at anytime. lucas received the stock and $2 billion in cash as part of the sale of the "star wars" 2 disney. it is worth more than $2 billion today. lucas has given no indication he plans to sell the stock. right now he owns 2% of disney and making him the second largest shareholder after the steve jobs estate. >> the u.s. postal service is ending the saturday home delivery of regular mail this coming august. budget problems forced the decision which will save an estimated $2 billion a year for the post office. carriers will deliver priority and express mail packages and the mail will go to the po boxes. if the post office wanted to break even if it would have to charge $1.08 for a first class stamp. that's two and a half times what we pay now. >>> the care and feeding of orphaned black bear cubs. >> they use their teeth and claws. and they are just -- they are remarkable. >> the real life tahoe family devoted to giving these rescued cubs

i'm ama daetz. the accident happened on westbound interstate 80 in richmond. alston is on the scene. reporter: traffic is moving again. all lanes have been open an hour and a half an the grinding crash which killed the driver of an suv and fouled up saturday traffic for most of the afternoon. this is the aftermath of the crash. a badly crumpled suv on i-80 west near central avenue in richmond. the crash itself took place at 1:15 this afternoon. the chp says the driver hit the center divider and rolled his vehicle several times. the 23-year-old hey hayward man behind the wheel was dead on the scene, and a passenger was injured. the suv also hit a pickup truck but no one in that vehicle was hurt. traffic on 80 west was backed up for miles and several hours after the chp shut down the two left lanes. the chp is currently in the process of interviewing witnesses find out exactly what happened and it has not been determined if drugs or alcohol were involved at this opinion, and they're also investigating whether the victims had on their seatbelts. >> ama: san franc

ama dates, abc news. >> thanks, ama. >> new at 11:00, disney has registered george lucas' 37 million shares of disney stock meaning he can sell it at anytime. lucas received the stock and $2 billion in cash as part of the sale of the "star wars" 2 disney. it is worth more than $2 billion today. lucas has given no indication he plans to sell the stock. right now he owns 2% of disney and making him the second largest shareholder after the steve jobs estate. >> the u.s. postal service is ending the saturday home delivery of regular mail this coming august. budget problems forced the decision which will save an estimated $2 billion a year for the post office. carriers will deliver priority and express mail packages and the mail will go to the po boxes. if the post office wanted to break even if it would have to charge $1.08 for a first class stamp. that's two and a half times what we pay now. >>> the care and feeding of orphaned black bear cubs. >> they use their teeth and claws. and they are just -- they are remarkable. >> the real life tahoe family devoted to giving these rescued cubs

abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: developing news. tonight we're learning more about the 13-year-old girl whose body was found in fairfield park. the body was found yesterday morning in allenwood park in fairfield. that's where lisa amin gulezian joins us live tonight. reporter: just a few minutes ago i got an update from the police. he tells me there are still no suspects about the department does have a lot of surveillance video to go through. but ever since the girl's body was found at the park, this makeshift memorial just continues to grow. the 13-year-old was discovered yesterday morning at 6:00 a.m. she was naked, slumped over, and according to the man who found her, her skip was very cold. he tells me there were no signs of trauma no blood, and in fact he thought she was mannequin and someone was playing some kind of cruel joke. >> it looked like she was dragged out of a car and thrown there like a bag of trash and made my sick. once i realized that was a human being. >> it's heartbreaking to know that a teenage girl could end

good evening, i'm ama daetz. a vigil is set to get underway in less than an hour.an is live from treasure eye island. >> the candlelight vigil for the girl who died in the fire that destroyed this townhouse behind me, is set to start in an hour. neighbors are expected to gather here to mourn the passing of the ten-year-old who they describe as energetic and sweet. >> neighbors left stuffed animals, balloons, and notes where an early saturday morning fire took the life of core rebound na -- corrina godfrey. two of the subfamilies came together the units are now condemned. jeffrey chambers ran interested north dakota the burping unit to try to save the girl and suffered burns on his arms. >> i could not help save that child. and that's killing me. it's killing me for two days. i can't sleep at night. i was that close, and yet so far. reporter: some of the 22 residents may be here for the vigil. the red cross has housed them a oakland motels until suitable replacement units are found on treasure island. >> some of those residents will be here as well as neighbors in t

the ama. ama made a complete 180 and was speaking out for obamacare. what happened? >> first of all, only 23% of the doctors belong to the ama and they grab those and say this represents the ama. enough said. >> i would like to know how you would solve this problem as a doctor and also as president of the united states. checks sun 1311 of the law. >> that's the healthcare law. >> the obama health kau and empowers the federal government for the first time in history to dictate how doctors treat privately insured patients. even if you bought a plan and paid for it yourself. how will you protect that doctor-patient relationship? >> probably by rewriting that law. [laughter] >> good answer. doctor, thank you so much for speaking your mind. i certainly hope keep it up in the future. who in the current reflects your values and views of anybody, anybody in politics or public life. >> i certainly enjoyed what senator rubio had to say last night. i'm sure there are many up-and-coming young people, bobb

i know the ama has 30 participated. you had one of your numbers by the vice president and it sent a letter to the president and congress, offering your expertise as our nation grapples with these issues. dr. lazarus, i know you and the ama will help lead this conversation across the country. tonight, you're going to hear from the president about a number of things and certainly progress in health care transformation is one of the issues he plans to address. but this morning i thought it would focus my remarks particularly on the health care system. and today i am pleased to report that the state of american health care is getting stronger thanks in large part to those of you in this room and doctors across the country. just consider some of the changes we've seen in the past few years. around the country, physicians or adopt the new models of care and greater numbers than ever before. 250 health organizations, many of them physician led have agreed to form accountable care organization and are serving more than 4 billio

. >> ama: it's time to check on spots.in is here because we sent shu packing. >> the quest for a repeat is underway. the entire giant team >> just four days into spring training bruce bochy has already been asked the question, have the giants become a dynasty? three in four years would answer the question. the quest has begun and we begin by joining mike shumann live with the giants in scottsdale. take it away. >> mike: colin, in team sports, once the season is over everybody is gone, and of course winning a world series it's a short offseason so with today's workout it was like getting the band back together. the world series champion giants are together for the first time sin winning it all in october and it's like the band is back together. >> kind of lose touch with guys over the offseason, so kind of like a little reunion the first day, and i think everybody is excited. >> talking trash and everything the first morning. >> definitely. never stops. >> 21 out of 25 people on the roster are back. got to bode well. >> it'

the ama.ma made a complete 180 and was speaking out for obamacare. what happened? >> first of all, only 23% of the doctors belong to the ama and they grab those and say this represents the ama. enough said. >> i would like to know how you would solve this problem as a doctor and also as president of the united states. checks sun 1311 of the law. >> that's the healthcare law. >> the obama health kau and empowers the federal government for the first time in history to dictate how doctors treat privately insured patients. even if you bought a plan and paid for it yourself. how will you protect that doctor-patient relationship? >> probably by rewriting that law. [laughter] >> good answer. doctor, thank you so much for speaking your mind. i certainly hope keep it up in the future. who in the current debates reflects your values and views of anybody, anybody in politics or public life. >> i certainly enjoyed what senator rubio had to say last night. i'm sure there are many up-and-coming young people