dixon, thank you for the information, if that's true about the 101 henry adams being 90 or 95 percent occupied, it leaves -- you know, this is my concern is that these businesses will no longer be able to operate in san francisco because i imagine getting 22,000 square feet, you know, that's somewhere related to the design industry is probably not possible in this neighborhood. so -- and then mr. shaheen also, i'm wondering about the /phrarpb plan that was put forward. what you said was you're going to get a 30 day notice to leave and that doesn't sound much like a transition plan at all. you know, while i understand the parking issues, 250,000 square feet of office space is going to generate a lot of people and that's a whole planning code issue that we have nothing to do with, but i understand the loophole in the code because we have the opportunity but at the same time it is a historic resource already, and any changes to that building would have to go through the /skaout any of our whole code and review process so, you know, i'm just really torn about this because i really see tha

pilot dixon, what do you think? was this an accident, or do you believe there's no way in hell those pilots would not have communicated their plight to the ground if they were indeed on fire? >> well, i agree. i think from everything that i've heard that it was not an accident. i think had there been smoke or something in that cockpit, those guys would have communicated. they would have said something. they would have started a descent. they would have turned that airplane back around toward the nearest airport. that's just procedure. they would have got those oxygen masks on. but i think the timing of everything is what strikes me as being strange. the way the communications, the transponders were turned off, the acars and the sat comwas turned off -- >> that's the transponder that automatically signals the aircraft's altitude, its speed, its identity. but it has to be turned on. and it was turned off in this case. >> it was turned off. >> does that indicate to you, jesse, that this was an intentional act by the cr

>> my name is david dixon and i have a showroom on the second floor, approximately 22,000 square feet and we have been in this location for almost 30 years and are quite concerned about the possibilities of relocating to the galleria. at this juncture, the galleria's about 95 percent rented, as far as i'm aware. the ability to move my facility there is non existent at this point. the other options are minuscule. it took us decades. we were one of the first tenants in the showplace building and it took decades to get our business established and to get designers willing and able to walk across the street from the gal leria to shop and we've created a $10 million a year business and now it's in jeopardy and i'm very concerned about that and what our options are at this point. >> thank you. any other member of the public wish to speak? please come up. >> hello, my name is jennifer davidson, i reside in the city. i'm a recently graduated interior designer and i also wanted to speak on the topic of the conversion to the office use because i have just gun to start my career in the design in

we are standing in front of one of the those pharmacies out here in dixon. this pharmacy missing 5,000 pills. now cvs is facing nearly $30 million in fines. how can nearly 40,000 high- powered prescription narcotics pills just vanish from four local cvs pharmacies? >> it's a real serious issue for us. >> reporter: it's a question state and federal authorities want answered. dea agents served search warrants on cvss in turlock, modesto, dixon and fairfield. in total according to authorities, more than 37,000 pills mainly hydrocodone were reported gone. >> that sounds like a lot of pills. >> to the regulator, it sounds like a lot of pills. the reality is these pills are valuable. >> reporter: virginia harold is with the california state farmcy board. she says the pills disappeared in the span of about a year around 5,000 just from this dixon store alone. so where do they go? >> often, you have a pharmacy employee that is targeted by other people that know he or she works in a pharmacy and encouraged to steal drugs for profit. >> reporter: but safeguards should

and anthony dixon, he's leaving the niners, as well, tweeting he's signing with buffalo.years in red and gold. never had a chance to do what he wanted to do most. dixon was terrific on special teams that he will be missed. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> next, it's not just play by harry potter, gearing up for the world cup >>> here come the winning numbers from last night's $353 million megamillions draw. 7, 20, 40, 54, 69 and the mega number is 12. and nobody picked all six numbers. this jackpot been rolling since january 3rd. so now tuesday's jackpot estimated at $400 million. that is the third largest megamillions jackpot ever. >>> new this morning, athletes from san jose state university are slated to compete in the world cup. that's the fictional sport from the harry potter series. the team received its first ever invitation to compete in the seventh quititch world cup. now trying to raise money to go to the tournament held next month in south carolina at myrtle beach. hosts the top 80 teams in the world. san jose state is the f

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jesse dixon, thank you very much. we appreciate your expertise.ing us tonight. >> thank you. >>> fox weather alert. it is the last week of winter, but the season is not going away quietly. where is that groundhog? another big storm is on the move that will affect millions of us here. meteorologist janice dean joins us from the fox weather center. i think it's been longer than six weeks, since the groundhog said we were going to have six weeks. >> i'm glad you're blaming the grou groundhog and not me. we had this big storm and it brought severe weather across the gulf coast. tornado warnings today and yesterday. heavy rainfall across the southeast, up to the mid-atlantic, and then the snow. the snow is falling across the ohio river valley, d.c. already reporting some snow. we could have 5 to 8 inches on the ground tomorrow morning. and there's your forecast temperature radar. 32 degrees. a lot of snow around the d.c. area for several hours. we could see an inch an hour in some of these heavier bands. 25 degrees by 7:00 a.m. monday. just south of th

the closer to the mason-dixon line, you may see lesser amounts. ofs was we have in terms winter warnings and watches. well south and west of d.c. closer to the beltway. we are under a winter storm watch. that is for tomorrow into the overnight hours into monday. it includes a montgomery and fairfax and the district and arlington and alexandria and all of southern maryland. it may upgrade or downgrade. an advisory anyway you look at it. slow going for the monday commute early monday morning. our futurecast as it moves through monday into the afternoon hours. the clouds will increase. the onset of snow and sleet. winter weather will start around dinnertime. what we expected to pretty much, full force as we move toward 9:00 and 10:00 tomorrow night into over hours with heavier band south of d.c. the further north you go, lesser amounts. it is out of by midday monday. in terms of snow totals, i want to caution you. this one computer model we are using. it shows approximately 4-5 inches of snow in a d.c. we have to shave off two inches because a lot of

and 5,000 from modesto and dixon stores. in cases drugs have gone missing because pharmacists self medicaid. by law, pharmacies are requiring to report missing meds within four days of discovery. >> four different patrol divisions from four counties were called to a chase this it ended when the driver slammed into a light pole. the chase began with a traffic stop near the state capitol. >> the golden gate bridge district says it will close to install a moveable median barrier. it's going to cost $6 million. a heads up from the police department from 8:00 until tomorrow. s.w.a.t. teams will be taking part in this event. >> good to have that warning ahead of time. >> michael finney is standing by live. >> we can take absolutely everything we have from base wrik to complex so give us a call. we want to bring what? >> the affordable care act. and big impact it's going to have on a lot of people. >> yes. people tend to think of it as being wealthy. so it mate not affect people in cincinnati but here in the bay area will affect a

recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i rea

major work will move to dixon landing road next month including relocation of utility ies for bart trains that run below the street. there is the possibility of a complete closure at dickinson landing -- dixon for a period of eight months. >> we have light printed. we are bridge to have heavy rain tomorrow. to the north, this is where the moderate to heavy rain is reported from eureka as we look at the radar to fort bragg. it spins become over to the ocean as we head to sonoma county. from the east bay hills, little bit of wind showing up but it will now be a big concern. next 12 hours we will have light rain in the north by at 7:00 moving through the heart of the bay at lunch and south bay in the afternoon. the system will fall apart while it heads south. not expecting at the had of rain today out of this system, up to .1" and .25" in the north bay. the hail will linger law thursday morning with hail and thursday afternoon through friday we get a dry break before the next wet system on saturday. for right now, it is dry. leyla gulen? >> great news. we have congestion building over the al

the "los angeles times" reports that 37,000 pills were taken from pharmacies in fairly, dixon , and modestobly by employees. two, a driver who led c.h.p. on a wild 100 miles per hour case from sacramento to the bay area is under arrest ending in richmond off officer state highway at the off-ramp at carlson boulevard when the driver lost control and slammed into a light pole. >> disappearance of malaysia airlines is probably not terrorism. two iranian men who used stolen passports were identified and they used the real passports to get to malaysia. there is no sign of wreckage. >> some democratic accepts have been talking on the senate floor about climate change and the need for action. this started at 6:30 and has not stopped. there is no debate. republicans have largely stayed away. >> when it comes to business, good looks helps. men, not women, get ahead. good looking man helps in business but has little impact on whether women succeed. investors were more likely to put money into a venture if the man making the pitch was handsome. >> live doppler 7 hd tracking dry air and no wind, no rai

dixon leaving the frainers. tweeting he is sign with buffalo tomorrow.at he wanted most. he's terrific on special team. a little smiling and happy and he's the guy who will be missed. one of the best kept secret in the bay area. the girl soccer team. went undefeated this season. finished no. 1 in the nation in one poll. mustang defeating at the time title here 2-1 recently. completing perfect season. 25 games. 25 wins t.rude the game winner. head coach brett beating the power house team in the finals. that made it special. >> it was really good feeling as phenomenal and i was again a lot of tears. emotion. just mission complete. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. go mustang. mill valley. >> 75. >> turn the channel. >> that should be the next big thing in weather. >> there you go innovator out there. they love this stuff. >> angry sports angry weather. >> call it energetic. but understand. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> no more street news. this from all of us thanks so much for joining us. never know weighs going to happen. thanks weigh

and it's time to rid ourselves of the mason-dixon line: >> when you think of wide economic disparities in racially segregated schools, you probably think of the south a few decades ago, not modish connecticut. but it's home to many inequities. less than half of the students attend integrated schools, better performing schools where minorities make up less than 75% of the population, and towns 20 something miles apart, the annual household income jumps from 42,000 to $124,000. and so what explains the divide? how can people get better access to quality education? we're joined by mayoral candidate from bridgeport, connecticut, and chef versus o'neil, that was a landmark suit that challenged inequality in the schools. a parent of three hartford students, and rothstein, from the economic policy institute, his work focuses on economic equality and race and education. thank you all for being here. so elizabeth, 17 other families joined you back in 1989 as partners in a lawsuit for the right for kids in your town of hartford, to all join other kids in surrounding suburban districts. and what

he's about to blow your socks off with his rendition of "little red rooster" by willie dixon ♪ i've gotttle red rooster. >> 21-year-old dan owen. ♪ my hound begins to howl >> that's not a voice when you're 21. that's a voice after playing in bars, smoking a cigarette. >> he's been posting youtube videos, getting a lot of attention. one of the videos grabbed attention of mick fleetwood, rock star from fleetwood mac fame. imagine this kid's star is rising. and we have him via skype "right this minute" to tell us all about his career. you are absolutely fantastic, my friend. what do you tap into to create this kind of richness in your voice? >> i don't really know. i think it's just something that happens. >> wait a minute. englishman now? >> i know. >> completely different. >> it's weird hearing your real voice. >> i've heard that a few times. ♪ >> what was it like hearing from mick fleetwood? >> one of the good days. you come over to england, i played for him, we went out for dinner afterwards and spoke. he's one of the people we really connected with instantly. >> i understand you origi

>> liz dixon is there because she wants to get in "playboy" and they place a tee in her butt cheeks. >> dropped it and hit it 36 in her butt. cheeks. >> if you were worth 200 million and you were going to divorce your wife, do you think you have to give her any money? >> he said if she was the one-footed girl like paul mccarthy's ex-wife, no. >> jane goodall we're talking

up around the mason-dixon line, frederick and washington county, less for you, two to four inches, i'm going to be tweeting out this map so you can go and see exactly how much you can expect in your neighborhood, but again, we're thinking about three to six inches for most people, 40% chance of that happening and we could see these numbers change. so you need to tune in at 11:00. this is a difficult storm to forecast. now monday again it's snowing until 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. a high on monday of only 33 degrees, snow is going to stick to the road. tuesday, there's a chance for some showers, maybe some showers on wednesday as well. at least next friday, chris, we'll be back around 60 degrees. >> wow, can't come soon enough. >>> coming up in sports s the cs come up cl >>> boy, if anybody out there thought virginia was a fluke, kansas said huh-uh. >> they were by far the best team in the acc, and they're still proving it this time of year. this is the last year for college teams -- georgia and washington, both those teams tried to improve their seeding for the ncaa tournament. let's start with

here to explain this web of information is larry bounce, big bank destruction, and joining us, pam dixon, the executive director of world privacy forum, and her group helps people protect themselves and a data aggregation firm. thank you for joining us. pam, a lot of americans log onto facebook and twitter every day, it's a cornerstone of what raj and i do here at the show. but even with when you sign up for a discount card at the grocery store, those are not free, they're being bought by companies left and right, who is buying it and what do they know about us. >> there are so many companies purchasing and selling data, it's impossible to get a handle on it at this point. i'm much less concerned about facebook and twitter and some of the online sites because there are things that you can do to stop that collection, or at least really mitigate it. but in terms of loyalty cards, they're a big problem, and in terms of data flow, if you're purchasing a lot of things through various loyalty card programs, i think you would be really surprised to see what the back end of that looks like. a lo

found 16,000 tablets missing from one store, 11,000 from a fairfield store and almost 5,000 each from dixon and modesto. a spokesman says that c.v.s. faced 2,000 possible violations of controlled substance act for discrepancies between the company records and the inventory of prescription drugs. this is a developing story. we will follow it with another update at action. >> relatives of a 22-year-old woman killed on the freeway over the weekend want to know who was supposed to maintain an old tree that fell over and crush her car. we spoke with the victim's family with this story. >> the old tree stood for years when it fell at the same moment 22-year-old girl was driving by. >> her great grandmother was driving ahead of her on interstate 80 in vacaville and she released she was not there. >> it wasn't moving. not when i went by. >> on sunday afternoon at 1:45 the storm passed and the fate of the girl and the old tree collided, a direct hit across the driver's seat, crushing the roof and the solo driver. >> she was dead. the tree should have come out a long-term ago. >> a crew was sent to f

. >> sklar dixon says do you think it was premature to squash all the hopes of the families of thosesengers? >> yes, i do. i think it was premature to give them that definition for whatever you had evidence for. let's wait and give things to run its course. find part of the airplane and give them something physical. mary schiavo made the comment early on that she would like to have something physical, something tangible to hold on to base a lot of our opinions. >> i want to ask mary scholley this -- captain bobby scholley this. we're talking about the family members here and the search for the family members, the possibility of finding wreckage, you said verily slim but in the conditions of those waters, family members are wanting something, hopefully the bodies of their families. what are the odds of that, sadly? >> you know, in my experience and mine is based on twa-800, but? my experience that is one of the main priorities is to bring back the loved ones. we looked for the black box and the next is to bring back the loved ones. >> now they are saying this is not a rescue effort. i

below the mason dixon line.did you do the research? >> google is a really easy way to do it, but also asking a lot of questions and reading. there are a lot of books that when it's my understanding of the issue. i wanted to tell the truth, but i also wanted to be fair and honest. i did not want anyone to come across as a villain. there was a lot of that. i specifically look for the response from the return of the or the group or whoever did it, i was looking for the response they gave. and the big influences tv. when you have the mostly white, the rooms that do black jokes, whether it is cartoons for adults or sketch shows, you find the sort of black jokes, probably not from all white writers. i can sort of tell when there's not a black guy in the writer's room or black woman. it is interesting. for some people, because racism is more subversive now and it is about the infrastructure as rights to the specific being taken away -- of course that is an issue, particularly in the last election we saw that -- but bec

tablets missing from another store, 11,000 from fairfield store and almost 5,000 each from modesto and dixon stores. in some cases the drugs have been missing because the pharmacists self medicate or lower level pharmacy workers take the drugs and sell them. this usually comes to light after routine inventory inspections by law, pharmacies are required to report missing meds in 14 daze of discovery. >> cvs could face up to $29 million fine for losing track of prescription painkillers. we have reached tout their corporate office and they have said they will contact our newsroom as some time today. we will post their statement on our website at abc7 news.com . >> 100 miles per hour police chase from sacramento to the bay area ended in richmond this morning. the driver lost control of the car he was driving and slammed into the light poll and the highway patrol says they called off the chase moments before the crash at the exit off interstate 80. the driver was arrested for driving under the influence and evading police. >>> san francisco police are investigating a pedestrian accident that happ

as well as jackie dixon, thank you. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me. >>> up next, we're focussing on the search but also looking at the security. why where you fly from makes a huge difference in how safe you are. and the other huge story we're following is the crisis in crimea. we'll explain how the sanctions on russia could already be working. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types o

. >> that was carter worth making a pro dixon last week's show. biotech got its brains beaten in.e more pain here for the sector and for sell gene. >> you have a fairly well defined trend here. the presumption is that we'll ultimately break trend. sell gene is leading the way. it has broken trend. what's so remarkable here is the precision of that top, the absolute mirror image of that top. the neckline, you're hovering at these lows and ultimately that is a very powerful setup for a break. the objective is this gap down here, if it continues, the biotech will finally break trend as a group. >> bad news potentially according to the charts. it was interesting because we had the letter from the democrat congressman questioning the high prices of drugs. at the same time, sell gene had approval for sore attic arthritis drug and still it's trading much lower. >> this stock is being punished and carried out on the group. there is one thing i have to say about the group. when you look at it fundamentally it's hard to argue it's expensive. i can see the trend line carter is referring to.

dolor, que se encontraban en 4 farmacias de "cvs" en las ciudades de turlock, fairfield, modesto y dixonunicado que colabora con las autoridades en la busqueda del medicamento desaparecido. stop open cesar --la emergencia por la severa sequia de nuestro estado continua, y las autoridades trabajan para encontrar forma de aliviar los efectos. vo --esta maÑana varios funcionarios federales, estatales y locales visitaron las instalaciones de la planta de agua en "byron" para investigar como el preciado liquido es almacenado, como se realiza su mantenimiento y asi determinar cuales seran los siguen pasos del gobierno ante la situacion. blanca-vo --esta maÑana, se realizaron reparaciones a una tuberia de agua que se revent en san francisco en el area de "lower haight". --la ruptura se reporto a las 5 de la maÑana de la calle "waller" y una vez que los bomberos lograron detener el flujo, el departamento de servicios publicos hizo las reparaciones a la tuberia de 100 aÑos. vo cesar --vientos de hasta 50 millas por hora se esperan en algunas puntos del rea de la baha por lo que se recomienda a lo

it climbs up to the mason-dixon line, it gets colder as it crosses the great lakes in the south.here's what's happening here. the cold air coming up and an area of low pressure, the cold air is in place with the high pressure over the great lakes. that's the problem with the next storm. the warm air moving in, but the cold air is trapped in place at the surface, so you see this large pink area as it develops and traps it in place. this is monday morning, and this is sleet or freezing rain, but not snow as it hits the ground and comes in below freezing. so more expected before the rush hour on monday. and farther to the north, it's all snow. but this will be a big problem this coming monday for saint patrick's day across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. del. >> thank you very much, and thank you for watching aljazeera america. aim del walters in new york, and "inside story" is next. and a reminder, we continue to watch developments coming out of london. when secretary of state, john kerry, wraps up his meeting with sergei lavrov, we'll bring you that comment live. it is the ins

cvs cannot account for 37,000 pills from its fairfield, modesto, turlock and dixon stores. this according to the dea. nearly 3,000 of those pills are for vicodin and similar pain killers. drug agents say they may have been sold on the black market and could be worth $10 each. >>> senator dianne feinstein is calling it a serious breach of the u.s. constitution. the accusations she's making against the cia and how the agency's director is responding. >>> sunny and warm around the bay area. even a bit breezy today. rosemary will be here to tell you which areas could be under a wind advisory by tonight. >>> and the reason the search for a missing malaysian plane is focusing in an entirely different location as we learn about two passengers on board with stolen passports. >>> california's senator, dianne feinstein, a making harsh accusations against the cia today that she describes as a serious breach of the u.s. constitution. >> i rise today to set the record straight to provide a full accounting -- >> in a powerful speech on the senate flare, the head of the intelligence senat

meet officer mary ferguson dixon. she will work out of the new substation in the bell haven community. the city council approved the company's offer tuesday night to pay $600,000 over three years for the full-time police officer. the veteran will patrol around the facebook campus, also work with schools and businesses to create public safety plans and conduct emergency drills. she starts her new job april 1. >> there is wortry price of groceries could go up after a massive merger between two chains. the parent of albert sons bought safeway for more than $8 billion in cash and stock. with the purchase albertsons will operate more than 2400 stores and compete against kroger which has 2600. san francisco state university professor mark says some stores could close and prices could spike. >> they will probably close some stores, they are going to have to cut some costs. they are spending $8 billion on this acquisition so they have to get some of that back right away. >> consumer watchdog groups believe both companies may

northbound 880 at dixon landing road we sound like almost all of the cars are gone. we had a crash on the northbound side on the shoulder but the flashing lights were a distraction. sounds like almost everybody is gone from the scene so expect just that distraction. it's out of lanes and stay to the left as you pass north of 237. also an issue north 280, saratoga avenue t off ramp to the southbound direction of saratoga, looping around under the freeway, that off ramp is closed right now. or going to be closed in short notice because of a body found on the off ramp. bob redell is getting more details. he'll bring that in a live report. the rest of the south bay is moving. the freeways themselves are okay. looking toward palo alto, a smooth drive 101, the sheen on the road, slick conditions so be careful so. far no spin-outs reported. >> thanks, mike. >> still ahead t former head of the naacp returning home. >> testimony cut short. what caused a judge to halt the murder trial around oscar pistorius. one of the best things about covered california is that millions of p

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dixon graphic design is really making some musicians and a matching pens comes together. it's the results that night the vehicles to be we have from it we get great pleasure out of struggling in working out how new software works out to make the multitude of different loyola was to go you can take me quite a stash in recent years four opens on to host concerts and festivals with more than a million tickets sold. four or six of us to be happy. but the real success with the williams says that two of us and a tough topic to them it's amazing. now with a bronze new album are the top deck a team that beat some good years together like never before. but really technological wizards but they are also masters of stage performance the acrobat six a pretty thing a couple rigid calls to several injuries but it's coping with its denial of a huge multi generational on base. still there's the sound of angels the whole atmosphere is everything that nailed it. it's going to concerts and out weeks in advance. the swiss kids no pets like cats monkey an old three year long tour across from

dixon was disappointing. and for the recall list. if there is an objective that we will form the end of atonement with the launch we would hold out. i was just discovered it dawned on them. we continued to friends and family only two hundred and thirty nine go on to open up and i know many refuse to give up they still haven't confirmed that two objects we just have to wait for information from the australian government bay city mi forty eight hours to tell if the reports are true or not. china and india have loaded she seemed to be missed. the us is helping with more. even if the anti wreckage was found it will be extremely difficult to identify the actual crash site. they didn't eat too many have been several hundred yuan that is kinda strong and sometimes becoming the black folks can gain valuable pieces as to what happened to the prophet time is running out. it's a nice take to the court to transmit timing signals. off to a crutch. what are the economic costs of the sanctions on russia will be looking at that. after a short break

. >> we caught up with sergeant dixon as he closed up clothes for the children, now in protective custody. >> they're doing as well as can be accepted and we wanted to get some of their belongings to try to make life feel as normal to them as possible. >> that will be difficult. the 14-year-old was one to find her mother's body yesterday. >> she did not know that it was her mother at the time. she said there's a lady dead in my house. >> the sheriff's deputy said they've responded to several domestic violence calls over the past few years. the tenant in the downstairs apartment, is news to them. >> i was totally shocked. they just seem like an all around regular family. >> reporter: the sheriff's department thinks they are still searching for me. they do think they will have a warrant signed by the end of tonight. the deputy told me he has not reached out to investigators or contact his daughters. reporting live from castro valley, patty lee. >> and here's a look at 46-year-old mi. he should be considered armed and dangerous. he's thought to be driving a 2013 silver rav 4, and that car ma

it's a win and attended to as they were dixon anderson today because am much too big to be integrated the city was twenty six million people it's not easy to integrate and was are these huge economic problems. but it leaves in a crisis things as experian park and then there is something that looks like the foreign common pregnancy one of the viewers saying i hate to say that saying that russia has invaded the region and pieces fifteen thousand troops. it may not be the best reunion of course true to the fact that there is a brushed nickel base in the black sea fleet is based there the meeting crimea that so long standing agreement carver son's attorney our correspondent. we're saying is that there are strict terms into our russian troops may move about our correspond also saying it's again very fuzzy as to who the songs men are better. right now patrolling around that area near the black sea. house party think this is going to go. be good to go far because this is the key to the team called for caution the twitching want to just let go. and to accept the fate of the us imposed by the

i grew up watching dixon and gary williams basketball camp why when i was a kid. >> dreams are stilleing fulfilled. four students each received $500 scholarships from the kevin jones scholarship fund. which means these guys are the real winners. >> and the scholarship, that is torrey smith's brother who died in the car accident last year. it's nice the kids can move forward in his name and tori team won today. >> what a nice story. thank you so much. and olga, last look at the forecast. >> the umbrellas are going to get a workout again for tomorrow. pick those sensible shoes if you are stepping out the door, because you will be stepping into a few puddles along the way. the bulk of that rain is going to be through the morning and midday. it will be steady at times and definitely going to see the winds cranking up and that will make things feel brisk. as the winds shift north, we're going to drop our temperatures into the afternoon and it's going to be cool as we head into tomorrow night. >> look at next weekend, got to hang on. we'll get there. >> stay with us. >> that's right. have