amy hollyfield is joining us in napa. >> napa is not pack -- back to normal. the safeway is closed six months after the earthquake. you see examples like this throughout downtown. recovery days a while. but not for one team injured in the earthquake. his recovery and at a very quick pace. >> the 14-year-old nick is not supposed to be doing this. but nick likes to defy expectations. >> according to the doctors he scared me and said six or seven months before i would caucus and i thought that is too long that is too long. >> six months ago today, nick was in a hospital bed with a broken pelvis. bricks from the fireplace fell on him bug the napa earthquake and three was asleep on the floor in the living room because he was having a sleepover with the friend. >> an experience i would not want anyone to have, not even to anyone. horrible expense. >> he spent the next few months in a wheelchair which he did not like. now he is not only walking but he is able to run. >> there are days i am discouraged but i am alive. >> he came back-to-school in december the administ

our reporter, amy hollyfield, and at kaiser permanente medical center in santa rosa. amy? >> this is not something you see often, a crime scene at at hospital. part of the hospital at kaiser permanente is proposed roof by crime tape and investigators here and we see a body covered by a tarp. this started at a home in santa rosa at 1:00 o'clock a.m. this morning. we are told they people break into a home and the police say the resident fired at the intruders hitting one of them. then fast forward an hour 2:00 in the morning the membership waved down a driver of a pickup, asked for a ride to the e.r. and said one of them was hurt and pleading and he put them in the back of the truck and started driving to the hospital and a sheriff deputy pulled over the truck realized what was going on and a stand off started and it took 30 minutes to get the men in the back of the pickup to surrender or the man. there was a man in the back of the trouble that surrendered and they discovered the second man did die. they are still looking for the third man so a manhunt is underway right new

amy hollyfield is in healdsburg. >>> it started coming down in healdsburg. you can see this intersection where we are getting heavy rain drops just coming down in healdsburg. here is the beginning of it because we do know the north bay will be hit the heaviest. if healdsburg, starting to get wet. most people seek cover during the rain we know of a group of people would will sit outside, beer fanatics camped out in santa rosa hoping to get the beer that is released at 11 o'clock at the russian river brewing company. the pale ale is sold in limited amounts for only two weeks at the pub and people are waiting in line overnight in the rain and people at the head of the lane are here all the way from los angeles. >> in matter what the storm brings i want the beer so bad it doesn't matter. >> that is great news for santa rosa because it is estimated people coming in for the beer bring in millions of dollars for the wine country city. in healdsburg we will monitor the rain. it is starting to come down. it is now time to grab the rain gather. put the hood up. put th

amy hollyfield has what you just learned. am amy? >> a system was taken to surgery, and the parking slot a crime scene robed off with crime tape trying to figure out what happened. they found one dead man here in the parking lot and one injured man who was taken into the hospital for surgery. this started at a home in santa rosa at 1:00 o'clock this morning. police say the homeowner cape -- came out shooting and hit two. police put out a word to watch out at the local hospitals to watch out for injured men. a sheriff deputy did that and pulled this truck over pulling into the kaiser permanente parking lot. the men did not give up right away. the deputy ended up in a stand off for 30 minutes. a -- the truck. one man gave up, and was taken to the hospital. a second man was dead. a third man was taken to the police department the he was not been injured but they will try to talk to him to find out his royal in this. at the homes no one was injured. >>> thank you more breaking news in the south bay police are investigating car fires over

amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> not the rain but the winds are causing problems at the area airports. at fso, flights were delays 3 1/2 hours. 172 cancellations and 377 delays, just at sfo. most of the cancellations are regional flights. the impact at oakland and san jose are less severe. passengers are advised to check with carriers for the latest updates. >>> california still needs help with the drought. the federal government is offering $50 million in relief. that money will be spent on the water project for efforts such as water transfers drought monitoring for endangered species and diversifying water supply. >> complex difficult stuff, managing to protect fish wildlife vegetation, water flow and support the formers and the great economic activities they engage in. >> governor brown declared a drought emergency last january. california is entering the fourth year of drought. >>> demonstrators protest a controversial proposal by san francisco's archbishop involving the personal lives of teachers. >> addressed the plans to change faculty handbooks at four high schools in the dioce

amy hollyfield has reaction from distressed parents. >> why would anyone talk to second graders about adultery masturbation and abortion? that's what parents want to know. >> it was a little surprising and concerning. parents say the kids were given a pamphlet to prepare them for confession. did i practice impure acts on myself or masturbate? >> it talks about pretty serious things in that pamphlet. yeah. we want to protect our kids as much as possible. >> the parents are not upset with administrators. they are rallying behind them. >> it has nothing to do with our administration, with our teachers and our staff. they are top of the line. our principal is the greatest around. >> instead, some are blaping the new priest of the church who says they walked onto campus and handed out the literature. >> this came from the priest who is newly installed at the parish and he really doesn't know the school well at all. >> some parents are now working to form a group to facilitate communications between the priestses priests and the schools. they hope future lessons will be tailor made for youn

amy hollyfield is at crissy field. amy? >> yes he left here about 15 minutes ago. tack about a postcard moment in san francisco. look at this beautiful shot of prove leaving crissy field open this gorgeous morning here in san francisco with the golden gate bridge as a backdrop. there are always two helicopters with the president for security. the one he is on is called marine one and a whole group escorted him and decided to fly into stanford so you do not have to deal with the cars on 101 causing the traffic hassles but that mean shutting down crissy field on a gorgeous morning. no one was allowed beyond the sports basin. people took it in stride and stuck around to watch. >> pretty short-lived. not that big a tell. it is exciting to have him land here. to see the group, all the people he travels with it is pretty cool. >> i have seen motorcades before but it is amazing to see all the air support. the ospreys. it is cool. look at these helicopters like something from star truck that are used to carry the president's staff taking on like a helicopter but fly like a

amy hollyfield is at the high school with the story. amy? with tasers? they are in concord and yesterday an officer used his. it happened year at 1:45 at mount tab blow high school -- diabolo high school. the kid was out-of-control and they called in the officer to hope the he was yelling and scream and threatening officials. the school resource officer could not calm the boy down and the student threatened and assaulted the officer as he tried to escape. the officer used his taser on the boy. the boy was treatedded at the hospital and backed for assaulting an officer and resisting arrest and now the case is headed for the d.a. and school forbes say the boy is a minor and under 18 so they have not released his information sore any information. no one was making a. reporting from concord for abc7 news. >>> talk of people tesla merger is resurfacing, after you pay your rent, groceries and other bills, what did you have least? not much in you live in san francisco but that isn't anything you don't already know. jane king has the money report. >

we have details with a report at 6:30 in amy hollyfield. >> developing news, marin county sheriff deputy is joining the search for a 20-day old baby, a boy. here is a photo of the the 23 year old mother said they were kidnapped on mop. she was found after officers her her calling for help. she was hysterical and very disoriented. teams searched looking nor the baby and will resume the search at sunrise. we are continuing to gather details on the story and will bring it to you when we get them. >> also a look at sfo after southwest airlines grounded a fifth of the fleet for missing an urgent maintenance check. matt? >> the who issue of maintenance issues at sfo some good news, there are going to be no cancellations because of the issues at oakland however, there are five cancellations. the f.a.a. is going to be low southwest airlines to fly their planes although they admit they missed required maintenance inspection and grounded 128 aircraft yesterday after realizing they failed to do a required maintenance check on the stand by hydraulic system. backup is used to control the rudder if th

we do have a new ferry that amy hollyfield will tell us more about in a few minutes.arthur maze shows heavy traffic with not too many accidents. mostly congestion. we thought post super bowl everyone would sleep in. not so. >> happening today a former stanford swim are accused of raping an unconscious woman on campus is expected in court. the 19-year-old brock turner was arrested two weeks ago. our reporter is in the newsroom with more. >> town are said he met the woman at a party and admitted they everyone kits asking hookup and says they did not have sex. the woman told police she was intoxicate asked does not remember much but did not consent to any sexual activity. >> turner is arraigned today at 9:00 a.m. at santa clara county court in palo alto and what happened the morning of january 18 is detailed in a 50 page police report. two students on bicycles say at 1:00 o'clock a.m. they spotted turner on top of a half naked woman and they tackled when when he tried to run he denies the rich allegation and this happened in a field near a fraternity house. he faces five

amy hollyfield is at sfo with the story. >>> i just spoke with the duty manager at sfo and he said the staff is not surprised to hear about this. she is called "relentless." the new becoming photo of 62-year-old marilyn hartman slipping beyond security in minneapolis and caught a flight to jacksonville. but she checked into someone else's room at the omni resort the when the person showed up to claim their program officials tracked her down. hartman has been caught trying to sneak on to flights 11 times since march, seven at sfo. mayo district attorney says she refuses to be reformed. >> we tried everything including offering our hand to help her out. she does not want a hand. she just wants to fly. >> she has served jail time after stowing away on a flight from san jose to los angeles last august. authorities are not sure how she pulled it off this time. they say this raises concerns about security. at sfo the duty manager says if she comes through the staff is fm with her and know what she looks like. there is a good. er for security staff to stay vigilant. >>> the hunt is on for a d

amy hollyfield is in napa with how the region has fought back and how much work remains. >>> you walk through downtown and you can still see evidence than earthquake happened and the fence surrounding the boards up old post office here on 2nd street but it is not all stark. there are personal towns too. look at this sign that has been left here on the cope "we love our post office." there are personal touches here in napa showing that this is support and love. here is video of other damage we have from around napa to give you a sense of how it looks six months later the old courthouse still not looking like it to this building dating back to 19303. and the newspaper office was destroyed so the reporters still cannot work there. a locallive sway is still closed. employees are picking up hours at another store. >> the celling kept coming down and a lot of the stuff was broken. it was a disaster. >> federal dollars have kicked in in napa, and recovery takes time. a project america is predicting two more yours before historic buildings are replaced. a long way to go in recovery for an ear

amy hollyfield is on the scene with a full report at 6:30. >>> san jose police are pouring over security video looking for the gunman who shot and killed a beloved security guard over on box of cigars they tried to stale. matt? >>> police have not announced any arrests in the case. or any suspect descriptions. they have the surveillance video. they hope that will lead to an arrest. the victim in this case was a security guard at a nightclub in san jose the owner of the liquor store next door said two men tried to steal cigars worth about $20 and the security guard ran to the suspect after one fell. they got up and ran to a car. the liquor store own are said someone in the waiting car shot at the security guard hitting him at least once. he died at a local hospital. another security guard spoke with us of the >> it is scary. i have to do my job. the best i can. have to be careful. it is dangerous. there have been incidents in this parking lot in the past, minor but never this serious. >> bullets hit the window of the lurk store and shatter add window at the club. no one was injured. the g

that is where amy hollyfield is joining us. amy? >> kristen look at this unlikely parade feature: we have a ram live right in the middle of chinatown attracting a lot of attention. he looks unhappy right now about all of this. he is far from his home an hour and a half away from the 200-ache -- acre farm. joyful and loud celebrations are surrounding him. fire crackers have been going off all over chinatown to celebrate the lunar new year. some call this as "thanksgiving and christmas combined," the year of the christmas and they will have the live ram here and when they first arrived an hour ago people started coming out of the their office buildings to see them. >> the ram will bring peace to the world and everyone. >> live animal signifies we believe. this is what we worship. >> back here you can barely see the end of the lane a whitehorse is also here and that is because they are saying goodbye to "year of horse," and hello to the year of the ram. the ram was not sure why they were here and looked distraught. the parade is about

amy hollyfield is in kensington. amy? >> according to our media partner, the town of kensington has decided to go ahead and get rid of the police chief. that decision came last night. kensington's governing board fired the chief because of what happened with the police sergeant who is accused of having his gun badge and ammunition stolen by a prostitute last month while in nevada. he said 26-year-old woman drugged him, christina taylor. residents did not like how the police chief handled the situation leaving barrow on active duty investigating the incident for eight months. many thought barrow should have been put on paid leave. the punishment was a suspension. harmon will be here a little longer although he has been fires, the last day is not set until may 31st. >>> west coast ports will be operation this morning as federal mussel arrives to try to jump start stalled labor talks. secretary of labor is in san francisco this morning to meet with the shipping companies and a union representing dock workers with tens of tho

amy hollyfield is outside the hall of justice. amy? >> the district attorney did not have enough evidence to hold mark andrus so he walked out of jail. we have video of him walking out. he had nothing to say. he was escort by his public defender. andrus was arrested on friday. police say they had surveillance video images of him in the same spot where a torso was found in a suitcase, a headless and handless torso. they have not figured out who was killed and the district attorney thought the case against andrus was not strong enough and they had to let him go. >> mr. andrus was relieved when i told him no charges would be brought. obviously, he wants to get home. >> the medical examiner is still working to determine the cause of death and to figure who died. they could still arrest andrus but while they work on the case he is free. the public defender says andrus plans to stay in san francisco. >>> it is 4:32. in taiwan rescue operations are still underway after a transasia airways plane crashed after take off. it hit the river where t

our reporter amy hollyfield is if martinez with the latest. >> they are at the c.h.p. office being interviewed right now. investigators say they have a lot of information to put together and officers in different cities to talk to. one officer who was at the scene this morning told me they get the call the people were wanted for an armed robbery and he said bit looks of everything that was in the car it looked like they had robbed a department store. >> police say there were four people inside the vehicle that crashed into a fence after 3:00 this morning in martinez. police were right behind them. they had chased them from sacramento. although the car was totaled they were not ready to give up. >> all occupants exited and took to the foot. our officers and other agencies set up a containment of the area. >> officers caught three of them quickly and the four the hid for three hours. a home and a dog kennel business were in the perimeter. >> we knew something was going on because the dogs were back. >> police dogs searched the dog kennel for the fourth and the owner help

reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a vallejo man is under arrest after trying to run over police officers with his car before 11:30 last night near mayfair avenue and lassen street. officers tried to stop the 23-year-old gerald brown, who was driving a honda that had been reported stolen. police say he led them on a chase and slammed into a squad car, when they shot brown several times. he was taken to the hospital. this isn't the first time it's happened. brown is on parole for trying to run over several police officers in 2012. he served time for that crime. >>> police in campbell are trying to figure out who's behind a trio of car fires that broke out earlier. 911 operators got the call around 4:20 for three vehicles on fire behind the campbell plaza shopping center. this video shows some of the damage. investigators are calling the fire suspicious because all three started in the vehicle's interiors not engine xarment compartments. >> a man is jailed for $50,000 bond, for robbing girl scouts out selling cookies. matt keller is live in san jose. >> reporter:

amy hollyfield joins us great hayward. >> city officials are getting cheeky. look at this sign "use your brain." city officials do not care whether you like the sign or not. they hope that it makes you think. >> "rolling stone" down hall on hayward boulevard is easy to get going too fast. plenty of signs tell you to slow down but it is likewise note and easy to ignore but, wait wait wait, what does that sign say? >> it is smart. it is funny. it gets people's attention. it is a good idea. >> drivers are now doing double takes to read signs like this "35 a speed limit not a suggestion." >> it speaks out more. that attracts my attention. more. >> for those who walk across the street while looking down at their 15, this is a sign for them: heads up, cross the street, then update facebook. >> it is funny but it is true. >> signs have been up for two weeks and residents told city leaders they were concerned about the speed on the hill and officials decided they needed an attention getter rather than the usual slow down message. >> some absolutely love it and think i

amy hollyfield is at the scene with the special request police have for residents. >>> they are asking for surveillance video for anyone in the flowers neighborhood that has a camera to check and it see if they got anything good define the hours of noon and 3:00 yesterday any images to help police. they are asking people turn it over to investigators. a sleepless night for many in this hercules neighborhood knowing that a neighbor was murdered. >> did not sleep well. i woke at 1:00 o'clock and saw the lights still on with the police and the f.b.i. >> police made an arrest in the case. they say they have physical evidence and a witness that places the man in the driveway fighting with murder victim. >> he had blood on him when he was arrested and he was positively identified by our witness as the person who was seen attacking our victim. >> a woman was found unconscious inside the home. police say she is in critical condition. >> residents have a hard time believing it could happen here. >> it is a surprise. this is a quiet community. people here are keeping to their own business. we do

amy hollyfield joining us from kensington with the story. amy? >> the police chief has been fired. there is "month comment," from the accident this morning from anyone with the city, but a lot of people are outside this building are talking. >> hallelujah is all i can say. >> there are happy people in the small town of kensington this morning. now their police chief greg harmon, has been fired. the board voted to terminate him after a scandal involving one of his officers and a prostitute in reno. >> i sat on to board for four years. it is terrible what has happened to this town. i think the he willing began last night. >> in may kensington police sergeant had his gun badge, hand scuffs and ammunition stolen by a prostitute in reno while he slept. barrow said that christina taylor drugged him. >> what bothers me most is leaving your gun around. the sex thing...it is a questionable thing but leaving your gun around or carrying it around in those situations...it is not good. our others criticize how the chief handled the case letting the sergeant stay on active duty for eight months

amy hollyfield is in mill valley with more on preparations. amy? >> we are learning it is important to prepare but to properly prepare. believe it or not there is a right and wong way to fill the sandbag. this is perfect. notice how it is only filled halfway. that is the best way to did it to be effect effective. >> we can only sandbag. >> she is doing what she can to barricade the cafe on miller avenue in mill valley from the upcoming storm. it has flooded before. even the customers want to make sure it is protected. >> i help get the sandbags but i am getting older...so this year my customers got the sandbags which was is nice. and he got 50-pounders which i could not move. i usually get 20-pounders. that was so nice. >> there is an art to sandbagging. firefighters have it to a science. there is a a youtube video on how to pack and stack your sandbag. fill it only halfway and walk on them to flatten them. you place your second layer you want to make sure when you place the sandbag you place it over the seem of the first layer and walk on it again

amy hollyfield is in the north bay. amy? low-lying areas know the drill.sandbags out. the area is known to flood. mill valley is below sea level and they are ready. sandbags are out the city. the city posts a weather alert to the website and officials will watch over the weekend. a key factor is the timing of the heavy rain along with the high tide. >> we will call it the king tide zone. that area along miller avenue and a few other low-lying areas particularly with high tide and rain it will be a problem. >> hardware and lumber companies brace for a rush of customers. last storm a lumber company sold 8,000 flashlights in two days. hopefully you have the flashlight handy and the batteries are ready to go. reporting in mill valley for abc7 news. >> southern marin is not the only area tak

amy hollyfield is in brugnara brugnara brugnara brugnara brugnara -- we are get agonize study rain in healdsburg and businesses are ready in case it causes damage. look on the avenue we have sandbags and tarps and you can see them all over the downtown just in case because they know this area can flood. this morning's rain in healdsburg has been study. soft at first. shownly gaining strength nothing dramatic. >> if it rains like this for five days, perfect! no issues. when it comes down really hard...you get the issues. >> it could be a long day maybe a long weekend. they will watch this creek carefully. it tends to spill over its banks sending unwanted water into the vibrant downtown square. aawe put out sandbags and cleaned the creeks. >> wineries say their thirsty crops will take the rain. the owner of the winery said there could be side effects if it is too much too soon but people in the farming community, they are hoping for the best. >> we are superior super excited. it is finally here and we are okay with it the we want it to come down hard as long as it can, as much as we can

at 5:00 amy hollyfield will join us from napa with a look at how people are recovering. >> it is 4:35. >> service will were upgradeed to levi stadium after there was a problem over the outdoor hockey game between the sharks and the los angeles kings on saturday. our media partner the mercury news reports that is twice the number of rider whose take the rail to the 49ers game. some got to the game late because the light rail was packed with riders. >> two lawmakers are asking for a probe of working conditions at four catholic high schools in san francisco. d assemblyman phil king of san francisco and kevin mullen say the morality clauses of archbishop are discriminatory condemning birth control homosexuality, and artificial insemination but he says the lawmakers need to respect the right to hire people who hold up catholic teachings. >>> the port of oakland is see seeing a work slow down despite the bill define the pacific maritime association and the longshoreman's union reached last week. the port of oakland tolls abc that trucks are moving in and out of the terminals but there are n

our reporter, amy hollyfield, is at hall of justice in san francisco. amy? >> kristen, the d.a. says it has not seen the case yet has not been presented with the evidence. police tell me that they know they are running out of time and they do plan to present the case by the end of today. police do believe this is the man who killed and possibly a friend and roommate and dismembered him, leaving the torso and hims in a suitcase. they arrested 59-year-old mark andrus on saturday. he was covered with a sheet at the time of his arrest. that starts the clock. they have to charge and arraign him by tomorrow or he will be released from jail. the medical examiner is still trying to identify the victim. they are testing d.n.a. to see if it could possibly be a 57-year-old man named omar shahwan who is missing and was friends with the suspect. if the d.a. thinks the miss have a strong enough case, they will move forward. if not they will have to let him go. andres was seen on surveillance video wheeling around a suitcase on the day of the gruesome discovery so this will be determined in th

amy hollyfield is at the larkspur ferry terminal. >> right now it seem like it is a well kept secret. people who are used to fighting for seats on the ferry had their choice of seats. >> who wouldn't want do take in these views while someone else drives you to work? it turns out the north bay is on board with the form of travel and has created a crowding problem. >> the 7:50 and 8:20 are packed and i have been bumped because they only take so many bicycles. >> transportation officials here you and have added an 8:40 right from larkspur to san francisco between the included 8:20 and the too late for most people 9 15. >> i love it. i have been hearing about this route for a while and i was so excited and i thoughts finally a good time to get to work. >> it is great for commuters because the ferry is always packed. good job. >> we heard enthusiasm but did not quite see it. look at the crowd at 8:20 this morning and then look at the new 8:40. only about 50 people showed up for a ferry that can hold 400. the commuters are not worried saying it is only a matter of type. >> it will pick up a

amy hollyfield has the latest >> we decided to head north to experience the storm from the north. the streets here are wet. they had the rain. we got here moments ago. we have a sprinkle or two but the brunt has not hit yet. we will be here throughout the morning to show you what it is like and the conditions. we are told in the north bay it is not a matter of "if," but when. people are getting ready. we have been watching them work on the storm preparation all week. yesterday we saw people paying a lot of tax -- attention to trees especially those that are weakened by the drought. a lot of tree trimmers and working trying to get the trees down before the winds take them down. they are expecting some trees to fall during the storm. the clippers will be busy the next couple of days. >> if you have a diseased tree that is recommended for removal maybe vacate the house until the winds die down. >> sandbags are on people's minds. people want to get the packs up and stacked up around their homes and businesses to keep the water out. we hear people in low-lying area moan for flooding ar

amy hollyfield is in san francisco with more on this. amy?police say he was armed with a he refused to drop it. they have several witnesses who can verify that. the man was trying to steal the bicycle from another man. this happened at 9:45 last night on full pulled up on the crime in progress and badges were visible. they drew their guns. when he refused to drop his knife both fired. the man who owns the bicycle was grateful for police. >> the victim told the captain of mission station that he was coming after me with a knife this big and that and he told the captain "you saved my life." the victim with the bicycle was not hurt. police will continue to investigate and officers will be on paid lobby. though build hold a townhall meeting next week to answer questions of the shooting death of the man whose name they have not released. the chief

amy hollyfield joins us with the latest. >>> we just got an update that makes this mystery even stranger. now it appears that someone tried to use a fire extinguisher on the fire indicating that maybe the fire was an accident but the person sure wasn't supposed to be there because it was the middle of the night at a middle school. >> the fire got a big head start on firefighters. it was called in before 2:00 a.m. by then though, fully engulfing the cafeteria and moving into the attic. ait went to two alarms. it was tough work to get the fire out. >> when the fire was out a store caught their attention -- a door caught their attention. it was opened were it looked to be forced open. >> someone did not have a key and helped themselves in by another means. >> it looks suspicious? >> it is unusual, and under investigation. >> if it was arson, that is unfair to the students. >> school board member was distraught to hear they were looking into the possible that someone broke into the school. she fayed damage and said the fire destroyed the school's cafeteria and kitchen. >> we have a lot of ki

amy hollyfield is at the university and will have a report 59 the top of the hour. >> a popular volleyball coach is accused of try trying to have sex with a minor. the 49-year-old was investigated on suspicion he was contacting an underage teen with intentions of having sex. her parents discovered the relationship and reported him. investigator say he is a convicted sex offender but did not register with local police. >> fire investigators are search for the cause of the fire that destroyed a building at a napa vineyard last night 59 8:00 p.m. west of highway 29. the 4,000 square foot barn stored a dozen vehicles including trucks and tracters. the fire was contained in an hour. it did not spread to the vineyard or wild land but it caused stand damage were >> a beacon that helps ships move safely is doing its job again. the beacon has been fixed after five months and several attempts to repair it. hundreds of ships went through during that time relying on two working beacons. a manufacturers' defect was blamed. the coast guard says the broken one was partly responsible when an oil tanker cr

amy hollyfield is outside the hall of justice. amy? >> the district attorney did not

our reporter, amy hollyfield, will have a full report at the top of hour. >> a group of uc berkeley students will roast -- protest issues involving roll police. three city council members pushing for berkeley officers to wear body cameras within six months and put dash cameras on berkeley police vehicles and temporarily banning tear gas and other nonlethal weapons. students will protest "military-style policing," and berkeley police face criticism over handling after demonstration in december. >>> the oakland city council public safety committee will vote on recommendations to protect residents' privacy rights involving the scaled back port filming awareness center a $10 million project serving as a hub for surveillance video at the port of oakland funded by homeland security and run by the oakland police department. >> a man be trusted to keep drink water safe is if hot water after being accused of using a reservoir as his own personal rest rome. >> martin sanchez is in big trouble for definition of "restroom." san francisco puc officials got combines that he urinated into a reservoir last

we are joined by amy hollyfield at the school. >> parents are upset but not upsecret with the campus. they say the problem is next door at the church they say it is the priests the new priests who handed out the pamphlets. >> why would anyone talk to second graders about adultery, masturbation and abortion? that is what parents in san francisco at star of the awant to know. >> it was praising and concerning. >> the kids were given a pamphlet to prepare them for con next and it instructed them to can themfuls questions like, did i practice impure acts on myself in or masturbate? >> talks about serious things in the pamphlet so we want to protect our kids. >> the parents are not upset with the administrator but are rallying hype. >> it whosing in to do where our administration, teachers and staff the they are top of the line. our principal is the greatest around. >> instead some parents are blaming the new priests who waked on to campus and handed this out. >> it came in the priest who is the newly installed at the parish and he does not know the school. >> some are working to form a gr

in napa, amy hollyfield. >>> officials say this quake is a reminder to be prepared if and when disaster strikes. we have guidelines for stocking a kit at your house and developing an emergency plan for your family at abc7news.com. look for prepare norcal at the bottom of the page and let's do that now. this is a good opportunity. >> good idea. >> from sports cars and mini vans and suvs, if you're in the market, no shortage. >> consumer reports are revealing the top cars for 2015. michael joins us now. >> this is a big list. this makes a big difference for an auto maker. consumer reports has the 2015 list of top pick cars. this year's list contains three models build by american car makers. consumer reports top picks list hasn't had this many american models since 1998. the buick regional is the top pick sports sedan. they find the regal's stylish features give the feel of driving a high-end european car. the chevrolet la i'mimpala is romomie and comfortable. for the second year in a row, the best overall car goes to the american made tesla model s but it's pricey, close to $90,000. we c

amy hollyfield is in walnut creek at one of the affected locations. >> kristen here is a tree that came the tree came down. look at the roots in tree to give you an idea of how large it was. they chopped it into pieces and they have not been able to move it all yet. >> it took a couple of hours for them to get this chopped up and it is in walnut creek. to get it through the wood chipper, the winds knocked the trees over all over the bay area. we have video of a few of them. here are a couple that came down in oakland. one across skyline boulevard. a block away a tree fell that just missed a house. a lucky break there. in berkeley a tree caused some property damage. the limbs hit a car, a prius and the branches crushed the compact car causing a significant amount of damage. in walnut creek, we are still feeling a little bit of wind but not the gusts, the intense gusts that kept me up throughout most of the night here in the east bay, it was, really, howling and this is now a gentle breeze and hopefully the gusts are finished with no more trees. we will work the story through mornin

amy hollyfield is at claremont middle school. >> this was tough one.n the building. they are still watching over the situation. they say the cafeteria is not usable. fire was so big people could see it from the freeway. that is who called it in. someone was driving by and saw the flames. they called the fire department before 2:00 this morning. the fire department was told a house was on fire but they found claremont middle school on fire burning in the cafeteria. it got into the at tick. -- into the attic. >> the building is large with the fire getting a good head start. because of the high ceilings and the thick tiles on the ceiling it made it difficult to get to. >> it took 45 minutes to get the fire out. no one was here of course because it was a monday or on a holiday in the middle of night. everyone is okay. firefighters were all right. no one was hurt in the fire. the building is still standing. the fire department says the cafeteria is ruined and they cannot use the cafeteria. it will be up to the school district whether they have cool tomorrow

amy hollyfield has the latest >> we decided to head north to experience the storm from the north.hey had the rain. we got here moments ago. we have a sprinkle or two but the brunt has not hit yet. we will be here throughout the morning to show you what it is like and the conditions. we are told in the n

amy hollyfield is near the scene. >> you would never murder happened in this neighborhood. a call at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. this is in hercules. a man was killed. a woman was badly injured. police have not said what happened to the pair. they have a man in custody. police say a witness saw two men fighting in the driveway. >> they found a blood trail from a truck parked in the driveway to the house. >> the man who lives here the neighbors say he had a girlfriend and some are worried that someone maybe broke in. police spotted and arrested a man on foot near the scene. pretty soon after. a witness identified him as the someone he had seen here in the area. this is the first murder to happen in hercules in two years. >> petaluma police have a man in custody suspected of choking a woman who is recovering from the hospital. officers were

amy hollyfield? >> here is the crashed car being towed. there were five people inside the car.ran. c.h.p. caught three of them. the pursuit started in sacramento. c.h.p. says from the looks of things inside it appears the group robbed a department store. there is so of stuff inside. in vacaville officers love the car because the car blacked out meaning it turns off all the lights. the car was stolen. the on-star system kicked in and gave the location and speed. officers got ahead of them put out the spikes and the car ran over him. that ruined the tires. 9 car exited at 680. there was no rubber least on the cars. they could not turn. they crashed. police have three in custody. police say they did find a gun inside the car. they now have dogs tracking the scent of the other two people as they look for them. the three they caught are now on the way to jail. >>> thank you. southwest airlines grounded 128 planes and canceled 100 flights this morning. southwest says they have grounded a fifth of the fleet after realizing that it missed manned fore rudder inspections. f.a.a. says the

amy hollyfield is at sfo to explain. amy?> i spoke with the duty manager here at sfo this morning. he said he is not surprised to hear this. he called her relentless. here is the newest backing photo. this is 62-year-old marilyn hartman. this time authorities say she slipped past security in minneapolis and caught a flight to jacksonville without a ticket. she checked interest someone else's hotel room at the omni resort and checked into the room officials tracked her down. hartman has been caught trying to sneak on to flights 11 times since march and seven were at sfo. some. employees are shaking their heads. >> what are the consequences? why does she keep getting out and doing the same thing? i don't understand. it is repeated. repeat offenders of other crimes get a harsher penalty correct? so what is the penalty for her actions? >> she has served jail time sent arrest after stowing away on a flight from san jose to los angeles last august. the district attorney said she refuses to be reformed. authorities are not sure how

amy hollyfield is at the lafayette station. amy? >> some commuters we have met have concerns and questions and others would were vaccinated as children fowl like they have a suit of armor and are not too worried. this is bart's business of the line so health officials do have concerns about 25,000 people take this line each day. this virus is airborne for two hours. do the math, you can see why health officials are worried. the infected person took bart when he or she had the measles but did not know it. we are fining people have heard about it and this is on their minds. >> surprised and nervous. certainly. it is creepings crew the country. >> i didn't think about it. i had measles as a kid, the shots and all that so i don't worry too much. >> the timeline shows the patient was on bart on wednesday, thursday and friday during the morning and evening commute. the lafayette train to the machine government -- montgomery station and worked at linkedin. the restaurant e&o kitchen is also notified and the h -- has assureed everyone they

amy hollyfield is at a gas the east bay. what can drivers expect, amy? >>> expect the spike around april or may the price of gasoline is already on the rise and we have seen it go up 20 cents in past couple of weeks because the cost of crude has increased. now consider year's fire at the exxonmobil refinery in torrance which produces 10 percent of the gas in california and there is also the strategic that has shut down the tesoro plant and those two factors reduce the flow at 16 percent causing the prices to increase. >> our commute is the worst. obviously, it will hurt the pocket. >> at least we had a break. gas prices have been on low for a while and now they are headed back up with two refineries down and the switch coming soon to california's summer blend it is all going to impact the price. >>> san jose police are investigating a double shooting that happened after sock last night inside the dzo sports bar on alum rock avenue. two men were taken to the hospital. there no word on their condition. investigators are trying to determine what led to the

amy hollyfield is there and will have a report at 6:30. >> it is 6:02. president obama is in the bay area starting the day at the fair moment hotel in san francisco but he will head down the peninsula for an important summit on cyber security. our reporter is on the stanford campus. >>> the cyber security summit starts at 8:45 this morning and the big name attendee is president obama existing the key note remarks later this morning. there are going to be beg news from the private sector too, including a lot of crows including ones from apple and intel, and visa and mastercard and a.i.g. and is signing an order to encourage and program note sharing of cyber security threat information. the white house announced goals for cyber security and technology advancements from the private sector including secure payment technology and a karl for legislative action including modernizing law enforcement authorities to combat cybercrime and national data breach reporting. this is after several high from file data breaches. >> i would rather carry cash i fell safer >>

amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: the fire got a big head start on firefighters. it was called in just before 2:00 in the morning. by then it had fully engulfed claremont's school and moved to the attic space. >> it was pretty tough work getting this fire out. >> reporter: once the fire was out, a door caught interest attention. it was open, and it looked like it had been forced open. >> someone didn't have a key. en they helped themselfves in by some other means. >> reporter: it looks suspicious? >> it's very unusual and is under investigation. >> reporter: school board member jodi london was distraught to hear that investigators were looking into the possibility that someone broke into the school. she surveyed the damage and said the fire destroyed the school's cafeteria and kitchen. >> we have a lot of kids at this school who come here and rely on the school to provide them with food. i think many have breakfast and lunch here. and that is unfair to them. >> reporter: today is a school holiday. so no one reported here today, but the school district does have to

. >> amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: there are some happy people in this town of kensington, now that the police chief has been fired after a scandal involving an officer and prostitute in reno. >> i sat on this board for four years. it's terrible what has happened to this town and i think the healing began last night. >> reporter: last kay, sergeant keith barrow had his gun badge handcuffs and ammunition stolen by a prostitute in reno while he left. he said christina taylor drugged him. >> the thing that bothers me most is leaving your gun around. you know, this sex thing is a questionable thing, but the -- leaving your gun around or carrying it around in those situations, not good. >> reporter: others criticized how the chief handled the case. he let the sergeant stay on active duty while the case was investigated for eight months. some think he should have been placed on paid leave and then fired. >> it sounds like it's the only thing that needs to be done. he needs to go if he's going co- cover things up. >> we need good public safety and an honest top cop. >> reporter:

amy hollyfield is at claremont middle school. >>> firefighters say this looks "suspicious." a door to the cafeteria was opened when they got here not something you expect at a middle school at 2:00 a.m. getting the call before 2:00 a.m. from someone driving on the freeway. that person saw the flames and called 9-1-1. the first was burning by then in the cafeteria and got into the atst.ic. it took 45 minutes to puts it out and the door looks "suspicious." >> it means the door was open. someone did not have a key. they helped themselves in by another means. >> it looks suspicious? >> i i would say it is unusual and under investigation. >> the cafeteria is ruined. the rest of school is okay with some smoke and water damage and he has the power and gas shut off saying it will be up to the school district to decide whether to hold classes. this we have a day to assess the situation because today is a school holiday. >>> wonder how big the cargo ships you on the inside? oakland firefighters had to climb 12 flights of stares to get to the flames at port of oakland that broke out in

we are in amy hollyfield with how the region has bounced back. >> there is still a lost work to be done common theme in downtown with finance, and scaffolding progress, but, still, a ways to go. old buildings suffered a lost damage and still need a lot of work, federal dollars have kicked in but repair work takes time. reporters for the napa register cannot use their old offices and they are criminalled into a -- they are crammed into a trailer. what happened six months ago changed this town and the people would live here. >> it was scary. it was. it made me appreciate life better. but thing are getting back to normal. but we hope we don't have anymore. it is taking a long-term to get things back together. i am thankful for all the help. >> a manager predicts it could be two years before the old buildings are looking normal. some business owners and residents say this is the biggest challenge they have ever faced but they are determined to rebuild. >>> thank you, new details in the newsroom on a story we brought you earlier police have identified a pedestrian fatally hit by a car in mil

amy hollyfield is at lafayette station with the latest on this disturbing story. >>> the patient took bart from this lafayette station into the city to the montgomery station during the we commute and bart officials say this is the business of -- busiest line with 25,000 riding the line each day and the virus stays in the air for two hours so it is of particular concern. this is the first confirmed case of measles in contra costa county. the graham family is taking bart from lafayette to the airport and when the parents her the news they immediately checked to see if the kids were vulnerable. >> we checked our records to make sure. that was the initial thought. >> it is here. i don't really think -- i am not concerned about an outbreak but it is aggravating and upsetting and it should not be happening in this day and age. >> here is the timeline of when people could have been exposed, the patient was on bart between 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. wednesday and thursday and friday and then in the evening between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. and the infected patients worked at linkedin if you vaccinated offi

amy hollyfield is at the scene and will have the latest coming up at 6:30. >> new details in the arrest of three men accused in the kidnapping and rape of a young woman. she was hell hostage on a compound for two months in santa rosa. our reporter has the latest from the newsroom. >> authorities say the woman was held prisoner beaten and sexually assaulted. the abuse happened at this house on stony point road in santa rosa. the woman was able to escape when a captor left a door open. she told officers at the petaluma police department that she was kidnapped and a swat team issued a search warrant and confiscated rot and detained people for questioning and arrested the three suspects yesterday when they showed up at the sheriff deputy to get some of the items back. in custody is 34-year-old masstory mind, mireles facing several charges including aggravated rape and they arrested 52-year-old cisneros and a 34-year-old avina who were in charge of guarding the victim. the 22-year-old is in a safe location recovering and the three suspects scheduled to be in court tomorrow for their arraignm