. >> 18-year-old david martinez was arrested for drunk driving, two minors were also in the car. no one was hurt. >>> police and neighbors want to find the person that rigged a suv to drive wireless. the tahoa's owner reported it stolen and lives around the corner from the crash scene, they believe a rock was placed on the access racelerataccelera. >> they could have killed someone. >> usually someone teals s >> they could have killed someone. >> usually someone tealsteals a, it is found in another neighborhood, it does not stay in the neighborhood and then is found crashed because it had a rock on the grass pedal. >> the owner of the home is not sure how much damage will cost. >> crews are searching for 93-year-old robert davis, he last had contact with his family wednesday evening. he never had made it home after having dinner with his daughter. police set out looking for him. they are checking areas where a car could have driven off the roadway, with no sign of davis, efforts to find him are intensifying. >> we are continuing to focus on central marin and central rafel and exp

police say the 18-year-old david martinez, drunk, when he crashed the car through a backyard fence and landed in the pool. he was arrested. the two minors were not hurt. can you believe, another car did the same thing just six days earlier. >> what are the odds? go out and buy a lottery ticket. >> he shared these photos of this car that was hoisted out of the good morning after it was drained. >> a lost oscars. you saw it right here. hollywood's big of the nights with the highlights. >> the oscar goes to... "12 years a slave." >> it won best picture, best supporting actress for lupita nyong'o. best adapted screenplay. >> all right, all right, all right. >> academy award for best actor went to matthew mcconaughey for dallas buyers club and his co-star jared leto won best supporting, and cate blanchett for "blue jasmine." >> "gravity" swept the technical category taking home seven oscars in all including best director. >> it was a transforming experience. it is good because it took a long-term. >> host got in a few digs at hollywood royalty. >> most amazing impersonators i have seen in m

an 18-year-old david martinez was drunk when he landed in the pool. martinez was arrested. the two minors were not hurt. can you believe another car did the same thing six days earlier? he share these photos of last week's crash which was hoisted from the president after being drained. >> now the biggest night in hollywood: the oscars. we go to the most exclusive after party, the governor's ball was the place to be with celebrations into the morning hours, a chance to celebrate and enjoy great food, with wolfgang puck preparing quite the spread. we spotted matthew mcconaughey and jarret -- jared leto with spoke of his accept an speech. >> a great opportunity to thank my mother and my brother and the people who mean the most to me in the world. >> they had a chance to get the oscars engraved and to top it off, a performance by nine time grammy award winner, john >> should ellen be back? how did she do? join the conversation on that on our facebook page. >> our oscar coverage continues. we will go inside the special broadcast of what is going on inside the theater. >> tension

police say 18-year-old david martinez was drunk, behind the wheel of this car when he crashed through his backyard fence and splash landed into his pool. martinez was later arrested. the two minors riding with him were unharmed. another car did the exact same thing six days ago. >> my neighbors say what are the odds? >> go out and buy a lotto ticket. >> he shared these photos of last week's crash showing the other car submerged in his pool. >> two major fires are raising safety concerns over on the lack of sprinklers. thousands of apart meant buildings don't have them, but one city wants to do something about it. vic lee is live with the story you will see only on abc7 news. vic? >> that is one of the two large apartment buildings in redwood city that caught on last year. neither had sprinkler systems and by law they didn't have to. even though there is a consensus among the fire officials that the sprinklers save lives and property. redwood city on july 7th. early in the morning a monstrous fire swept through a 72-unit apartment building. the fire killed one tenant and injured 21 oth

police say 18-year-old david martinez was drunk, behind the wheel of this car when he crashed through his backyard fence and splash landed into his pool. martinez was later arrested. the two minors riding with him were unharmed. another car did the exact same thing six days ago. >> my neighbors say what are the odds? >> go out and buy a lotto ticket. >> he shared these photos of last week's crash showing the other car submerged in his pool. >> two major fires are raising safety concerns over on the lack of sprinklers. thousands of apart meant buildings don't have them, but one city wants to do something about it. vic lee is live with the story you will see only on abc7 news. vic? >> that is one of the two large apartment buildings in redwood city that caught on last year. neither had sprinkler systems and by law they didn't have to. even though there is a consensus among the fire officials that the sprinklers save lives and property. redwood city on july 7th. early in the morning a monstrous fire swept through a 72-unit apartment building. the fire killed one tenant and injured 21 oth

martinez dowling is with the charter school system. les, i want to start with the college board president, david coleman, earlier this week, when he announcede changes should help kids breathe easier. listen. >> there's no mystery as to what success in college and career training requires. it's time for a test that is open so kids can productively practice and ready themselves. >> should kids be breathing a sigh of relief now? >> well, i think the changes will have at least the potential to makes things a lot better and to allow access to more people. one of the things that the changes will do is it will make the test less susceptible to testing or to coaching -- although, i think there will still be coaches out there. >> what do you think? are these changes going to lead to some sort of dramatic effect? will there be a dramatic effect as a result of these changes for students? >> we're certainly hopeful of that. we work with low-income students primarily around the country. as everyone has talked about, the s.a.t. test can be potentially biased to students with more resources -- >> but won't that always be the case? >> so the college board