no items. >> reporter: leanne was last seen january 17th by landscapers during her walk.ice say they've ruled out foul play, but after scouring 23 square miles of terrain near san antonio, they have also called off the search. >> we have exhausted the area surrounding our city. >> i feel leanne could have walked and been out of that search and in, say, 40e minutes. so, i feel there's a lot more territory that needs to be covered. >> reporter: josh has given his laptop to police and said his 33-year-old wife did take her wallet with her, but there's been no credit card activity since she vanished. null all of this as the couple was preparing for a new adventure. a road trip to denver and starting a family together. >> it's almost like you just fell off of a cliff because my best friend is gone and i don't know where she is. >> reporter: josh says leanne never liked taking the same trail twice. and she left behind her cell phone, something they always did when they went out for a walk, john and marci. >> brandi, thank you very much. strange story. according to local immedia

now police are saying it wasn't leanne. arthel neville is live in our new york city newsroom with more. >> jenna that, police are not saying it was not leanne and dissed reports of her being spot in the houston. this began two weeks ago where bearden left her home in northeast of san antonio. leanne went for an afternoon walk an has not been seen by her family since. she is 33 years old. she has brown hair and brown eyes. she is five two and weighs 100-pound. now four potential sightings of leanne bearden were logged with police at university of texas medical school earlier this week. police have confirmed they are not leanne. investigators also released a couple of photos of her two wedding rings. here they are, size 3 1/2 in hope someone might recognize them. with details still unknown, police say if leanne is running she might try to pawn them. if someone else has them, they might try to pawn them. anyone with information is asked to call the garden ridge police tip line. here's the number for you. area code, 210-651-644

singer leann rimes was also at the scene. so sad. horrible plane crash we just saw happen at the aspen airport. the 1994 canada air jet originated its flight in mexico but stopped first in tucson before heading to aspen. its flight path showed the pilot circled the airport at least once, calling into traffic control. >> missed approach. november 1-1-5 whiskey fox. 33 knots tail wind. >> reporter: it was snowing. wind gusts topping 30 miles an hour. >> okay to return back and do another approach. we've had a tail wind of 30 knots. >> reporter: the plane circled back but something went wrong. >> it was coming in from the side, fully engulfed. i was just like, wow. you couldn't even tell it was a plane. >> reporter: early reports indicate there was no mayday call. >> proceed to the downed aircraft. >> getting aligned with the runway which you can normally do from quite a distance out is not nearly as easily done in aspen. >> reporter: tonight the ntsb is sending investigators to the scene. the search for clues in a deadly crash. the sur

. >> leann bearden disappeared from her in-laws' home near san antonio. was going out for a walk, police have found no evidence. they've stopped searching. her husband will continue looking on his own. >> i feel leann could have walked and been out of that search area in, say, 40 minutes. so i feel that there's a lot more territory that needs to be covered. >> the couple had just returned from a two-year trip around the world. >>> a cruise ship loaded with sick passengers is returning to new jersey tomorrow. royal caribbean says most of the 600 people who fell violently ill from an apparent stomach bug are now up and about. "the explorer of the seas" will be sanitized a third time after it docks. guests will get a 50% refund and a 50% credit for a future cruise. >>> scary moments for dozens of passengers landing in chicago. the pilot of the republic airlines flight, which was operating as american eagle called for an emergency evacuation forcing more than 60 people to slide down chutes in the freezing cold. the airline said the plane had landed safely but

leanne melendez is live with what they're doing. >> reporter: let me show you this mustard here. by now, it should be about waist high or so. but of course it's not because it thrives when it rains when there is water. this ground should be covered in mustard. that is just one example of the impact drought is having here in napa valley. there snow beating around the bush discussing the impact in napa. >> 2013 was driest year on record. driest winter on record. >> according to the grape growers association from july 1st-january 31st rainfall levels in napa tend to be close to 15 inches. currently at 2.9 inches. with no rain there is hardly any cover crop. you know mustards growing in between rows. dominic is a vineyard manager. >> higher it grows more nutrition you're going to put back into the vineyard >> warmer temperatures caused buds to come out early. this makes crops vulnerable to frost. >> we do not have any frost protection. so a long frost could spell disaster. >> the reservoirs are low. growers are assessing how much water they have and how much they'll need. some will h

leanne? >> this is more than a wrongful death suit. this may change the way uber does business.yers will argue every time a driver looks up and then responds to a fare he or she has now become a distracted driver and that goes against california law. >> the 6-year-old was in this crosswalk. police say a 57-year-old hit her. the driver worked out of his own car for the service uber. >> this is the very center of the business. >> the suit claims uber is responsible for the death because the driver was on the app at the time of the crash. athe company insists it's not responsible because the driver was not providing services on the uber system. there was no passenger in the car the company is denying insurance protection to cover him and the family. on demand car services like uber are regulated by public utilities commission. taxis in san francisco fall under jurisdiction of the city. san francisco supervisor jane kim says it's time to scrutinize the so called transportation network companies. like uber. >> it's fair if you turn on the uber application or another application for r

among the witnesses kevin neland and country singer leann rimes. so sad horrible plane crash we just saw happen. the co pilot died but two other pilots on board survived and are in critical condition. one pilot reported wind problems right before the landing. >>> an extreme weather alert. those cars sliding all over that icy hoy way in colorado. 140 million americans seeing the coldest temperatures in about 20-years. maria molina tracking the brutal conditions in the weather center. >> good morning heather and ainsley. look at the windchill map across the country. it is so widespread. we have montana down to texas even florida waking up to windchill advisories and windchill warnings in place. 30 below zero to 60 below zero. the coldest. a of the air in th midwest and parts of the upper midwest. that is where we are seeing some of the coldest numbers. in minneapolis feels like 44 degrees below zero as we head out the door. 44 degrees below zero in chicago. mild along the east coast. 50's across the new york city 6s the -- 60s the carolinas. we had a

leanne gregg is in denver where a new blast of arctic air is taking aim. i feel for you out there.old are we talking about, leigh-ann? >> good morning, alex. right now the temperatures are in the upper 20s. that's the warmest it will be today. by this afternoon, the temperature in denver could drop to 5 degrees. windchill minus 4. that's just the beginning. it will affect two-thirds of the united states and will head to the east. in the midwest, upper midwest, some areas could see windchill up to 50 to 70 degrees below zero. so really dangerous cold is heading to many areas where records could be broken in at least two dozen cities. the accumulation is expected to be anywhere from 3 to 6 inches. in the higher elevations, up to 10 areas. keystone, breckenridge, the tunnel. all the ski resorts will see accumulation. great day when there's new snow there. yesterday it was 60 degrees here in denver. so it's quite a shock. a january blast. >> i'm looking at you, and you are bundled up. you don't have a lot of exposed skin. we were talking to richard lui from massachusetts. serious conce

leanne? >> the crops should be taller than what it is. interesting and weird things. must have had yard should be taller than this. this is all caused by the drought. >> napa valley preparing for what may be one of the worst years in the history. typically from july 1st to january 31st, rainfall levels in napa tend to be close to 15 inches. currently at 2.9 inches. with no rain there is hardly any cover crop. dominic is a vineyard manager. >> they have caused buds to come out early making crop vulnerable to frost. by now this area is filled with water. growers are assessing how much they'll need oochl they set up to allow them to irrigate within blocks. >> if there is no significant rainfall growers will have to begin thinning out vines. >> with a smaller yield that would have impact on wine prices. in this situation growers are optimistic. >> there is some rain. >> looks like it, right? >> we're going in the right direction. we need moisture. cloud cover, yes. but radar getting ready to track the rain tomorrow might. and coming to the area, san francisco, 60 63 and t

leanne? >> if the governor's budget passes schools and colleges will get $10 billion. after years of brought and pink slips there will be more money. >> for the past several years, cut backs have been the most frequently used. >> it's a great opportunity to be able invest in our kids >> the infusion means more per student in 2014, 2014 like a lot but most is deferred rev nuchlt put another way, payments the state should have made and never did. >> california has been using school funding as an atm for the state budget. and this is about $6 billion. >> the state found more revenue that will go to skoochlts districts haven't had enough time to figure out how to use the money. many zil to train teachers when implementing the common core cirriculum. it's a big cost. another possibility is increasing salaries after years of unpaid furlough days. >> we have not been able to provide much in the way of raises as they or we would like. >> school districts may use funds to improve student teacher ratio. >> every parent wants their child to have more attention from a trained teac

leanne melendez, abc7 news. >> her plight is striking similarities to the case of jaycee dugard abducted when she was only 11. she was held captive but convicted sex offender phillip garido for 18 years. dugard repeatedly raped ask in a concealed backyard shack. she had two daughters by the man. he and his wife pleaded guilty to kidnapping and sexual assault. >> a police chase has ended in a rollover crash the crash happened just after 3:30 this afternoon at fitzgerald avenue and jennings street in the bay view neighborhood. these are pictures from sky seven hd. police say the chase started a block away during a narcotics investigation the suspect's car collided with an suv knocking it on its side. the intersection is closed. >> investigators say san jose mobile home fire was accidental. sky seven shot this video of the home and firefighters also rescued a dog. fire department photographer craig rose provided photos to abc7 news and we're grateful. they show firefighters resuscitating that dog. >> they're able to get a pulse back but the dog had shallow breathing. >> that is amazing the

leanne? >> people say his congregation was in eureka but he had followers in san francisco. father freed is seen here in you're yeeka. a community, stunned after hearing he had been murdered. >> forced entry was made in a violent struggle ensued >> police arrested gary bullock of humbolt county. police acknowledged that the suspect had been arrested just 24 hours before for public intoxication. he was combative, and was sent to jail, later set free. >> officers referred him to emergency shelter for the night. >> witness says he saw bullock neert church. the chairman of the religious studies department spoke to us via skype. >> great inspector. lived in japan 20 years. and he had all of that experience, plus interest in calligraphy and just a warm, kind individual he drew people in. >> including some in san francisco. freed lived in japan 20 years. according to his friends, the kweks that community was important to him. he said mass to members of the japanese catholic society people reacted to the death. >> people react quickly now. so it could happen to anyone >> they tealed

the because it is yet to be coming in by leanne. though. forming a government rethink some responses and actions rather than. so on. it is supposed to reduce funds that can give me such a response to the programs that need to get the response of the acts then they mean it's the bnp is caving in to the kissimmee and handed her back. it is done then you have that. like pp this strain of anti christian. the identity of the month and getting to the pool this action. should be the ones because they would all miss the fun of them. then they should be the ones that find out the law in no position to announce today that last dodged meeting that big of a busy and hadn't had it at the start of the event that the majority of the people gay men to pull the good name to see second offence was until my face lah. so is it that america's standing in the fundamentalists is glad now i can be a good situation because i do not think in the npc that it seemed that they would be nice to do this by this kind of situation so it is a feat that out on the streets be

the couple was about to move back to denver to start looking for jobs when leanne disappeared.a cabrera has details. >> reporter: leanne and her husband josh had been on an amazing journey. they took a safari in tanzania, climbed mount kilimanjaro, snorkeled along the great barrier reef. for two years they lived the ultimate adventure traveling the world without a major mishap. a month after returning to the united states bearden disappeared. >> i knew after three hours something was really wrong. >> bearden's husband reported her missing a week ago. he says she went for a walk while visiting her parents and never returned. at first he thought she decided to explore, maybe became injured and never returned. >> she could be ten miles away. cut up, this looks like a nice rocky drainage ditch, it's pretty. she could have slipped. >> reporter: that was one theory. as hours of searching turned into days, loved ones descended on garden rich texas. dozens of volunteers have searched on the ground and in the air around the area where she was last sceeen. >> reporter: yet days of search

and at least two celebrities were at the airport and saw it all happen including country singer leann rimes who witnessed the crash and kevin nealon who tweeted, seeing the plane explode into flames upon landing. meanwhile, though, a suspicious discovery forced an american airlines flight to make an emergency landing. the boeing 767 carrying 215 passengers was on its way from san francisco to new york. it was diverted to kansas city after someone found a flash drive taped to the inside of a bathroom. the fbi is investigating. and everyone is okay after a delta jet skidded off the runway at jfk airport early sunday. flight 4100 had just landed from toronto, when it slipped off the tarmac and into a snowbank. it prompted the airport to close, but has since reopened. >>> now to breaking news that is sure to top the political headlines. liz cheney, the eldest daughter of former vice president dick cheney, is dropping her bid to represent wyoming in the senate. in a statement released just hours ago, she says family health concerns were behind her abrupt decision. but her campaign challeng

. >>> at least two celebrities were at the airport and saw it all happen, including country singer leann rimes who witnessed the crash and actor kevin nealon who tweeted seeing the plane crash and in flames upon landing. >>> an american flight boeing 757 carrying 215 passengers was on its way from san francisco to new york, it was diverted to kansas city, after someone found a flash drive taped to the inside of a bathroom. the fbi is investigating. >>> and everyone is okay after a delta jet skidded off the runway at jfk airport early sunday. flight 4100 had just landed from toronto when it slid off the tarmac and into a snowbank. it prompted the airport's closure, but it has since reopened. >>> moving on now to some breaking news that is sure to dominate political headlines, nbc confirming that liz cheney the eldest daughter of former vice president dick cheney will drop her bid to upset wyoming in the senate. she never got much traction and put a deep divide in the gop. she suffered a series of setbacks including labels of a carpetbagger after becoming a resident in 2012. and with her s

the latest on the search for leanne bearden. it is all "happening now." jon: more trouble for the white house over obamacare. new polls show president's health care law is not set sitting well with you. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. that has done little to improve american's perception of the law. jon: a new associated press gfk poll find 2/3 of americans believe the rollout was not handled well. that echoes a recent "fox news poll" that shows 59% of americans oppose obamacare. joining me now, ed o'keefe, chief congressional reporter for "the washington post", and michael warren, a writer for "the weekly standard." michael, a couple of the numbers first of all. we have about 60 days to go until you're supposed to be signed up for this thing. 71% say they have encountered problems in trying to sign up. that does not bode well for this president's signature achievement. >> no, it doesn't. first impressions i think are important. people haven't liked the law since it was passed back in 2010. they haven't liked

. >> and some of the witnesses includes celebrities, kooechb nealon and leann rimes took to social media to share photos and comments. the pilot was killed and his two passengers were critically hurt. all of the victims were mexican citizens. >>> meanwhile, new developments overnight in the case of the california teenager at the center of the emotionally-charged story. her mother fought in court to keep her daughter connected to life support. the girl is expected to be taken to a long-term care facilitfaci. >>> major political story break overnight. liz cheney is dropping out of the u.s. senate race in wyoming. cheney, whose father is the former vice president could make the announcement as soon as today. the campaign has faced major obstacles, including a well publicized fight with her sister over gay marriage. the latest polls show her 30 points behind. >>> secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. is concerned about the fighting in iraq. he made it clear that american troops will not be sent in to help. kerry continues his mideast tour this morning. he indicated yesterday that iran

at least two celebrities were at the airport and saw it all happen including country singer leanne rhymes who witnessed the crash and kevin nealan saw it. the boeing 767 carrying 215 passengers was on its way from san francisco to new york. it was diverted to kansas city after it was disguised as a flash drive found inside a bathroom. a preliminary inspection shows it was a camera. the fbi is investigating. >>> everyone is okay after a delta jet skidded off the runway at jfk airport early sunday. flight 4100 had just lanted from toronto when it slipped off the tarmac. it prompted the airport's closure but it has since reopened. >>> the baseball world is mourning the death of a legendary player and broadcasting icon. jerry coleman died after a brief illness. he helped the bronx bombers to four world series titles. his playing career was put on hold during world war ii. perhaps coleman will best be remembered as the voice of the san diego padres. he served as the team's radio announcer for more than four decades. becoming famous for phrased like oh, doctor and you can hang a star on that on

leanne is here, now. >> yes. well, you know it's one of the words that touched a lot of us peoples lives ended just as the new year began. now, many neighbors were shocked and pray forward the driver of the car that was hit. >> when looking at the pictures you wonder how the driver survived maybe air bags saved the 19-year-old. he spent 29 days in the hospital. nine surgeries later, garcia is walking again. he ininvited to us his apartment to talk about the accident and what he remembers. >> on new year's day he was driving his aunt home after the family celebrated. just about 8:00 in the morning at that time, investigators say the driver of the black chevy was trying to get away from police. and ran through the intersection. his aunt died. the car sped out of control, also hitting a pedestrian. a 26-year-old who also died. grars says he remembers his daunt's laughter just moments before the crash. >> his mother lost a sister. the family says they've forgiven the driver of the car. 20-year-old david morales. poli

leanne bearden disappeared nearly two weeks ago.ekend turned up no sign of the 33-year-old woman. and police say they have found no evidence of a crime. she and her husband just returned from a two-year trip around the world. >>> took only 50 seconds for burglars to smash their way into an atlanta area gun shop and make off with $70,000 worth of rifles. the men used a honda accord to demolish the front of the store and made off with rifles. they took 35 fire arms. they found the car abandoned not far away. the burglars are still on the loose. >>> after his arrest in miami, justin bieber is getting some r&r at a resort in panama. the 19-year-old was spotted on the beach with chantelle jeffreys, that's the model two was with him when he was pulled over last week, accused of drag racing and drunk driving. there is word that his mentor, usher, was there at the resort as well, presumably to talk some sense into bieber. >>> two good samaritans risk their own lives to rescue a dog. who had fallen through the ice near trenton, new jersey. t

leanne? >> reporter: during winter months gates remain closed. that is because they'd like the reservoir to rest. now, the levels are normal. not so in the sierra. the speed this, and other reservoirs for east bay mud. from sky seven, part d looks low. it's water shed for east bay mud and only collected a little more than four inches of nornl. >> the agency is concerned about lack of rainfall, reservoirs are where they should be. officials hoping for rain during the last month. customers will be asked to conserve more than they have. water conservation led to a decline in water sales. that and cost of investing forced the board to increase watter rates by 20% over two years. >> if people use this much or this much, plus two, it costs the same amount of money to operate. >> these agencies want people to start thinking about changing their habits. filling the bathtub halfway safe, 12 gallons. when watering plants do it deeply. >> you would like to water every 3, 4 days for a long time like 20 minutes. so water sinks in deeply and plant roots grow d

leanne? >> mario toliver left the apartment holding that gun. and police know that because of surveillance cameras that show that. now whereabouts and location of the gun are still unknown. police are asking family members to help them find the 14-year-old considered armed and dangerous. >> now, our primary concern is that we've not located mario toliver and the gun used. >> he's five feet, five inches tall, 140 pounds, dark hair, brown eyes. police say he shot his sister, 17-year-old justice, inside of the apartment they shared with their graund mother on franklin street in oakland's chinatown neighborhood. >> he behaved normally. in front of me. do you know what i mean? >> the surveillance cameras caught him walking down the hallway on the fifth floor with a gun. he then used this emergency exit leading to franklin street. a cousin told abc7 news the two siblings argued over how she was bleaching his clothes. >> this is sad for me. if that is the issue that caused this, it's crazy. justice toliver had a 3-year-old daughter. >> we don't want th

leanne is here, now. >> yes. well, you know it's one of the words that touched a lot of us peoples lives ended just as the new year began. now, many neighbors were shocked and pray forward the driver of the car that was hit. >> when looking at the pictures you wonder how the driver survived maybe air bags saved the 19-year-old. he spent 29 days in the hospital. nine surgeries later, garcia is walking again. he ininvited to us his apartment to talk about the accident and what he remembers. >> on new year's day he was driving his aunt home after the family celebrated. just about 8:00 in the morning at that time, investigators say the driver of the black chevy was trying to get away from police. and ran through the intersection. his aunt died. the car sped out of control, also hitting a pedestrian. a 26-year-old who also died. grars says he remembers his daunt's laughter just moments before the crash. >> his mother lost a sister. the family says they've forgiven the driver of the car. 20-year-old david morales. poli

leanne? >> mario toliver left the apartment holding that gun. and police know that because of surveillance cameras that show that. now whereabouts and location of the gun are still unknown. police are asking family members to help them find the 14-year-old considered armed and dangerous. >> now, our primary concern is that we've not located mario toliver and the gun used. >> he's five feet, five inches tall, 140 pounds, dark hair, brown eyes. police say he shot his sister, 17-year-old justice inside of the apartment they shared with their graund mother on franklin street in oakland's chinatown neighborhood. >> he behaved normally. in front of me. do you know what i mean? >> the surveillance cameras caught him walking down the hallway on the fifth floor with a gun. he then used this emergency exit leading to franklin street. a cousin told abc7 news the two siblings argued over how she was bleaching his clothes. >> this is sad for me. if that is the issue that caused this it's crazy. justice toliver had a 3-year-old daughter. >> we don't want the

leanne? >> reporter: during winter months gates remain closed. that is because they'd like the reservoir to rest. now, the levels are normal. not so in the sierra. the speed this, and other reservoirs for east bay mud. from sky seven, part d looks low. it's water shed for east bay mud and only collected a little more than four inches of nornl. >> the agency is concerned about lack of rainfall, reservoirs are where they should be. officials hoping for rain during the last month. customers will be asked to conserve more than they have. water conservation led to a decline in water sales. that and cost of investing forced the board to increase watter rates by 20% over two years. >> if people use this much or this much, plus two, it costs the same amount of money to operate. >> these agencies want people to start thinking about changing their habits. filling the bathtub halfway safe, 12 gallons. when watering plants do it deeply. >> you would like to water every 3, 4 days for a long time like 20 minutes. so water sinks in deeply and plant roots grow d

years marin water district is tapping reserve water destroy because of phoeni with the story and leanneght, some that have water from the lake starts to evaporate. >> takes electricity to pump water out of the lake. the pump is taking water up to hill to be used by rez devenlts the marin municipal water strict says customers won't pay extra. >> the reservoirs are below average. >> water level will drop by 20 feet. on an average year, it's at 77%. cam ran knows the area well. >>

among the reported witnesses to the crash, singer leanne reims who tweeted so sad, horrible plane crash we just saw happen at the aspen airport. actor and comedian kevin nealon also tweeted about the crash. horrible plane crash here at aspen airport. exploded into flames as it was landing. >> according to investigators there were a total of three people on board the plane. one person died, two others had been injured. aspen is about 100 miles southwest of denver. jeff, because of weather conditions, commercial flights from denver to aspen were cancelled. >> jeff: jeff pegues, thank you very much. the senate returns from its holiday break tomorrow with mid-term elections just under ten months away. on "face the nation" this morning bob schieffer asked senate majority leader harry reid whether the american people would be right expecting this year's session to be as unproductive as last year's. reid said the other side is to blame. >> unless the republicans in congress decide they should do something for the american people, i'm sorry to say that's true. waiting congress is down, if someb

leanne? >> this nightmare started over the weekend here at sfo there were 30 cancellations of cities back east, today only 18. this is the united baggage area. the stories are endless. >> we caught a flight to oakland, our luggage was flying here to san francisco. >> christy spent 24 hours try toing make to it san francisco via washington, d.c. she got on a plane at 6:00 in the morning. >> turns out on a later flight >> some used their luggage as a pillow. these friends from australia had been driving to leave new york city since saturday morning. they did, last night. >> so got here about 2:30. >> conditions are improving but getting things back to normal will take a few days. >> in terms of people that are required to operate the aircraft, that activity needs too-to-reset. some sm times that takes more than a day. that is what we're seeing today. >> we had the trip planned out. >> airlines suggest calling before showing up at the airport. >> that is the question, how long will this continue

singer leann rimes tweeting, "so sad, horrible plane crash we just saw happen at the aspen airport." actor and "saturday night live" alum kevin nealon saw it too. "horrible plane crash here at aspen airport. exploded into flames as it was landing." >> it was just a ball of fire. it was really scary. >> it was doing this and then it hit and flipped and there was smoke and it had big ball of flames. >> reporter: inside the airport, passengers were stuck, waiting for word on when the runways would reopen. and tonight we have learned the person killed in this crash is a 54-year-old mexican citizen. he was the co-pilot. david? >> clayton sandell leading us off. clayton, thank you. >>> and a dangerous scene playing out at new york's jfk airport today when a plane skidded into a snow bank. the jet full of passengers. no one was hurt. pilots landing on snowy runways across this country, making for some tense flying for passengers as others sleep this sunday night in terminals yet again. abc's linzie janis again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, snow, ice, even freezing rain, making runways from

leanne?you know this video reminds me of the 1989 picture that shows a protestor standing in front of a military tank. well, many hope this video will help bring awareness to what people with disabilities have to go through every day. the amateur video taken and posted on you tube. you can't really make out conversation between ac transit driver and passenger but it's clear, the man is not ak loued on board and threatens to block the bus. which he then does. for several minutes. ac transit is now interviewing the driver and looking atted individual yoechl the media affairs manager posted a comment had under the video giving reasons why the operator may have refused wheelchair passenger the wheelchair area might have been occupied by another or there were other able-bodied passengers may have refused to move. >> this it he must have been fed up. >> details are not known, he says often, people in wheelchairs are passed over by some bus drivers. >> wheelchair users passed by buses in the rain, s

leanne? >> reporter: you know what's happening at phoenix lake will no douth have an impact on drinking water in different parts of marin county. you also come to terms with the fact water is pressure to many people. >> the water taken to be used by residents in southern and western marin county. >> it was rainy. but we haven't used it about 20 years >> storage is below average. average year it's at 77% >> normally you'd see moss. this would be green. it's not. >> i've gone through this decades ago. we need rain. >> two things people can do are to repair leaks and stop irrigation system. >> i'm thinking also wonder how those rain dances work? and if by april storage levels are low, water district may need to call for cut backs to water use. >> university of california is stepping up to help preserve the state's water fully the uc president proposed ten schools reduce consumption 20% by year 2020. and napolitano plans to take up the proposal at next week's region meeting in san francisco. >> n

. >> let's get live to leanne melendez who is live at the scene >> reporter: the driver was coming down jackson street here trying to make a left on to larkin. she hit that pedestrian. now, we want to show you a picture which is taken and given to us by a cab driver who was posing by the area. police say she was taken to san francisco general hospital the driver was not cited but the case is under investigation. the car, a silver prius registered to jennifer from san francisco she was working for a car service, the one was a pink mustache. >> i'm not sure if the post was blinding the driver. she struck the pedestrian in the crosswalk, then, she got out and rendered aid to the elderly female. >> new year's eve, an uber driver hit three pedestrians on polk and ellis, killing a 6-year-old. >> the city should do something about it. right? wake up. these people are not regulated. >> now that cab driver doesn't want his, or didn't want his name mentioned on camera. according to police statistics show the number of accidents similar to this one are up here in the city. live in the city abc7 ne

. >> plus, what leann rimes told nancy about her husband eddie, and being labeled a home wrecker. >>g on you? >> then michael jackson's son turned correspondent. >> you're 16 years old, but you've you seem so much wiser, my daddy raised me right. >> it goes bad in a car, man, it goes bad real fast. >> the fast and the furious car paul walker, cory montieth, annette funicello.

water district is tapping reserve water destroy because of phoenix we are live with the story and leanne, it's proof lack of rain is getting serious. >> no rain in sight, some that have water from the lake starts to evaporate. >> takes electricity to pump water out of the lake. the pump is taking water up to hill to be used by rez devenlts the marin municipal water strict says customers won't pay extra. >> the reservoirs are below average. >> water level will drop by 20 feet. on an average year, it's at 77%. cam ran knows the area well. >> i don't like to see things die. i don't like the fire hazard. >> these hike is led here and other parks in marin county. >> concerned about not having rain. very concerned. we're waiting for rain. praying and going to do a rain dance. >> two things people can do are to repair leaks, and stop irrigation systems. >> i turn off lights when ier leave the room. heat the body instead of the space. >> if by april reservoir levels are low, wattser district may need to call for mandatory cut backs on use. in marin county abc7 news. >> governor brown scheduled w

leanne?or some reason we don't know why, police did not consider this to be a high profile case, therefore it got very little media attention until yesterday. raul ochoa pleaded guilty, admitting to this horrible crime. this house on alamo street was where the 52-year-old raul ochoa sexually abused and kept one of his relatives 14 years the abuse started when the young girl came to live with them at 13 years old. >> in that home, she was basically through the use of emotional and psychological pressure as well as sex abuse forced to participate in horrific acts >> she was not allowed to go to school. when old enough he taught her how to do landscaping work. a neighbor knew something was not right. >> she didn't go to school she was, they were always together. she never had any friends. >> investigators say he built a shed where most sex abuse occurred. it has since been torn down. there were other people in the house, including his wife ask children. the d.a.says they, too, lived in fear of h

leanne? >> well you know this school was the dream of local artist ruth osawa.ehind me you have san francisco jazz center, vut opera. both a block way. now two, things working in favor of the project. one, the superintendent is a huge supporter of the arts. two, the economy has improved so many believe it's now, or never. >> there is plenty of talent among the youth in san francisco. one place finds us together. one problem many will argue it's been in the wrong location. this evening, school board will reconsider moving the school to where many say it should belong. >> resolution is really for the board of education to authorize me as a superintendent to go out and start bringing people together about developing an action plan for how we're going to make this happen. >> meaning how to fund it the district has some retro fit money set aside. it's not nearly enough. in 2009 a architectural firm priced it at $171 million not including north auditorium, part of the project. now, well known architect has come up with a new design for the school right across the stre

leanne? >> you know this video reminds me of the 1989 picture that shows a protestor standing in front of a military tank. well, many hope this video will help bring awareness to what people with disabilities have to go through every day. the amateur video taken and posted on you tube. you can't really make out conversation between ac transit driver and passenger but it's clear, the man is not ak loued on board and threatens to block the bus. which he then does. for several minutes. ac transit is now interviewing the driver and looking atted individual yoechl the media affairs manager posted a comment had under the video giving reasons why the operator may have refused wheelchair passenger the wheelchair area might have been occupied by another or there were other able-bodied passengers may have refused to move. >> this it he must have been fed up. >> details are not known, he says often, people in wheelchairs are passed over by some bus drivers. >> wheelchair users passed by buses in the rai

leanne bearden disappeared while out on a walk. they have no reason to suspect foul play. her husband ruled out as a potential suspect. they're asking for the public's health. they had just fulfilled a dream traveling the world together for two years. now, her husband living a nightmare. >> it's been nine nights. it feels like a thousand years. it's like you fell off a cliff. because my best friend is gone. >> reporter: about a month after returning from their trip around the world, she went missing. last seen friday january 17th after going for a walk near her in-laws home in texas. >> landscapers saw her leave and head north. from there, we have zero clues. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies have scoured the area. no sign of the missing marketing graj waut. >> we've exhausted the area surrounding our city. >> reporter: so far, police have rule out foul play. josh says his 33-year-old wife left the house with only her wallet. he's handed over his laptop to police an he says he's constantly checking his wife's credit card for an

leann rimes cibrian witnessed the crash and said, so sad.evin nealon tweeted, horrible plane crash here at aspen airport. exploded into flames. it was too late to save everyone. a 54-year-old died at the scene from blunt force trauma. the other pilot and co-pilot had moderate to severe injuries. those two survivors will likely be key to the investigation as the ntsb tries to determine what went wrong. the ntsb is going to be looking at the decision-making process of these pilots as they came in for landing. carol, we are told because this is a fatal crash, it could take several months, up it a year for this investigation to be complete. >> anna cabrera reporting live. >>> colin cab kaepernick leads the 49ers to a win and he does it sleeveless. >> nines getting it done despite bitterly cold temperatures. we'll show you how they got it done next in your bleacher report. [ dr. pyun ] a lot of healthy food choices are still high in acidic content. if your enamel is exposed to acid and you brush it away, you know, then it's gone. i would recommen

leann rimes tweeting, horrible plane crash we just saw.vin nealon saw it, too. horrible crash at aspen airport. >> it was a ball of fire. it was scary. >> it was doing this and then it hit and flipped and there was smoke and had a big ball of flames. >> reporter: inside the airport, passengers were stuck, waiting for word on when the runways would reopen. we have now learned the person killed in this crash is a 54-year-old mexican citizen, sergio carranza brabata, the co-pilot. >>> it's shaping up to be a nightmare day for airline passengers. the trouble started early yesterday morning. a plane at new york's jfk airport slid into snow on a taxiway. operations were temporarily suspended. and at chicago's o'hare airport, a spirit airlines flight skidded off the runway. no one was injured in those incidents. >> those delays have left thousands of passengers stuck at airports. more than 1,000 flights have been canceled from boston to memb memphis to st. louis. it's a combination of back look from the holidays. boston's logan airport they added

the people he killed were shannon and leann.led them both on the same day in 1994, they were both receptionists at two different clinics on the same street in brookline. he got away, he fled to virginia it turns out where he kept up the rampage. he shot into the doors of another abortion clinic in norfolk, virginia. he was captured by police. the shootings at the clinics, they were routine targets for anti-abortion protesters at the time. an hour after the gunman killed shannon at the brookline planned parenthood, someone called the same clinic and told a counselor there, you got what you deserved. shannon's family later announced they were creating a fund to help provide protection at clinics, both for patients who attended the clinics and employees who work there. eventually the state of massachusetts did pass a specific law aimed at protecting those people. in 2000, massachusetts republican governor signed a new law that said even though can you protest outside a clinic that provides abortion services, you cannot get closer t

back to you, alex. >> okay leanne gregg with the update. schools to close on monday because of frigid temperatures. that's the first time since 1997 a governor has closed schools in response to cold weather. on monday, the senate will take up a vote on extending unemployment benefits for the 1.3 million american who's stopped receiving checks last week, president obama has now argued for an extension of benefits in his weekly address this morning. >> our focus as a country this year shouldn't be shrinking our economy but growing it. not their rowing opportunity but expanding it. not fewer jobs but doing everything we can to help our businesses create more of the good jobs that a growing middle class requires. >> joining me now is john few guy zee, did the founder of neighbors helping neighbors who is a member of the long-term unonly employed and will be meeting on tuesday to discuss this crisis. john, welcome. i'm glad you're here to tell your personal story. it has been along about 15 months or so for you. you had a crummy birthday in octo

the singer leann rimes said she saw it happen. do investigators know what caused this?we talked to an official today who said it could be about a year until they issue a final report. but you do get a better idea of what they are working with when you see what the cameras captured on aairport and impact. ntsb investigators have five vantage points from the cameras at the ramp in aspen. what you can't see is how bad the wind was. a preliminary report found a tail wind of at least 21 miles per hour with gusts up to 28 miles per hour. and the aspen airport at aality tuld of 7,890 feet is no tour yoesly difficult for landing and taking off for pilots. here's an expert. >> by the way, this accident could have happened at almost any airport. forget the aspen stuff. reality is, if they landed in a tail wind like that at laguardia airport, they would have bought the terminal. that's a pilot issue. >> reporter: the preliminary report lists weather as a role. >> how did the two survivors make out? >> well, there were three people on board and all three actually were pilots. one d

yet 33-year-old leann bearden was staying with her husband and his parents in garden ridge, texas.on january 1st -- january 17th she went for a walk, never came back. she left her cell phone behind but did take her wallet. so far there are no signs she used any of her credit cards. a landscaper saw her leave the house alone. beyond that police say they have almost zero clues but did conduct a very extensive search. >> our officers walked every creek. i dope -- i don't income our six square miles there's anywhere where someone hasn't walked. >> the couple had just come back from a two-year trip around the world. they kept a blog which police have read, looking for signs of tensions, and also have the husband's laptop but found nothing on that. the couple was planning to move to denver to start a family. the husband says he will not give up the search, but so far, zero clues. very, very mysterious. >> thank you so much. we asked, you answered. what do you want to hear tomorrow's "state of the union" address. i'll read your tweets and messages. the latest technological benefit out of

the story of leanne hecht bearden was brought to our attention.veled for her husband without any major incident but a month after their return to the u.s. she went out for a walk near san antonio and never returned. investigators do not expect foul play and have no solid leads so far. they are ending the search for now. before the disappearance the couple planned on returning to denver to look for jobs. >>> still to come, hillary clinton talks about what is next the for her and talks about her biggest regret. >>> also justin bieber is hanging out in panama. did usher fly in to be a support? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that is able to see, to calculate, to think -- and can respond to what it encounters. ♪ even if that means completely stopping itself. it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fiction. the 2014 e-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> tonight, hillary clinton addressing potentially her biggest weakness head on. >> you know, my -- my biggest regret is what happened

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