it happened about 5 pm near the knights very covered bridge, that's about 30 miles northeast of modesto. family members and bystanders tried to rescue the little girl but they just couldn't reach her. crews are out there in boats and helicopters looking for her. they called off the search because of darkness and high waters. >>> in the meantime an 80-year- old man, somehow survived after jumping out of his moving car on interstate 280. it happened saturday night about 645 near the westborough boulevard on-ramp in south san francisco. police say the man tumbled several times and then got up and walked to the center divide while his car was veering across several lanes of traffic. it eventually stopped on the shoulder. the man was taken to the hospital and treated for scratches on the back of his head. he was also examined mentally. >>> a two-story home in petaluma has major damage after a fire broke out over the weekend. crews rushed to the home on wilson in jefferson street just before 630 yesterday morning. neighbors woke up to the sound of breaking glass. firefighters tried to put out

. >> dion's heart, though, went on to save the life of a 2-year-old girl in modesto, melissa logan, julie's daughter. and though identities in such cases are often kept confidential, at a donor and recipient celebration one year later, julie put two and two together and approached jennifer. >> i remember just grabbing a hold of her and saying can i talk to you for a minute. and i said my daughter has your son's heart. >> and she said the most amazing words. would you like to meet her? she's in the lobby. >> this is one of my favorites. >> oh, yeah, i love that one. >> it was the beginning of a 20-year love story is. the fuller's being there for every one of melissa's birthdays, graduations and transplant anniversaries, reveling in the fact that dion's heart made it all possible. but dion's heart can do it no more. it is failing. and melissa has been told she will soon need another transplant >> i really don't know how long it will be until that call is made. >> and when it is, melissa has insurance to cover the medical costs. but her family estimates they will need $100,000 for after-care e

through modesto and up into the foothills. winter storm warning in the area through the early hours tonight. they will get more snow. 155% of snow average up there and they will get more. for us, we have a few scattered showers. the real story has been up there. that's where you want it to be. that's the best place to put it. it freezes, puts it in the bank, then slowly lets it out during spring and summer. in antioch, on the afternoon commute, you guys are getting good at driving in the rain. you notice that? >> there is always that one guy who goes flying by. >> one guy, but not for guys. >> okay, i hope you are right. >> this morning it was a messy morning and maybe i am optimistic, but i think people are getting better. toward the end of winter you guys are getting used to rain and we have had some rain. current temperatures, there they are. and some wind, we did have a little wind on the bridges this morning.'s sfo doing 22 miles per hour. some pretty good rain out there. the golden gate bridge, a few light showers showin

i see differs from modesto. i have pulled over drivers from stockton and sacramento here for the weekend then they drive back. >> it is our existence. we have sacramento by the short hairs. >> i want to take public comments if there are any at this time for this item. come on up. line up to my left, your right. >> good afternoon. richard rossman i live in district one. i am on the park and open space advisory commit fee. my goal is to make fulton street safer. i never see motorcycles on river mon or mull ton. the last time i saw the motorcycle cop he was at safe way. i say why are you not on fulsome street writing tickets? he said this is where i was assigned. i hope we get police out there not baby-sitting at the safe way. >> next. >> i am david back. i bike market street. i rarely see any motorcycles. the one or two i do see tend to be more of a burden than the bikers. if you have the person ticketed in the bike line you are making a safety hazard. i would like this to be done in a matterter way. if you think

this happened at a senior advocacy network's office in modesto. than one hundred dollars. but that money would have helped senior citizens in need. (grant) ten years ago today... four oakland police officers were shot and killed in the line of duty. kron 4's charles clifford was in oakland today at a memorial held in their honor. well, it has been 10 years since 4 opd officers were tragically killed let's take a look at their pictures. back on march 21, 2009, officer john hege and sergeant mark dunakin were shot and killed by a suspect during a routine traffic stop. later that day, swat team members sgt. ervin romans and sgt daniel sakai were killed while attempting to arrest the suspect.at today's memorial, mayor libby shaaf and oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick attended the service at st benedict church. about 100 officers attended the service which lasted an hour. before the memorial, the mayor and chief spoke to the media. they say they were here to honor the fallen and that this is a reminder of the dangers that officers face.sot this is

governor announced immediate plans for the project would only include a segment from bakersfield to modestothat's why they'll see very well that what we're doing is consistent with the regulations and rules and that's why we made the decision we made going forward." newsom spent part of this week in washington d.c. he says he had conversations with the trump administration and lawmakers clarifying the plan and agreement. "it was an infamous vote. that you had to focus on the central valley. that's what we're doing, we're doubling down on that, and that's why i'm sort of perplexed by the administration's response and that's why i think it's purely political."that recent visit to d.c. didn't change the governor's mind about president trump. he maintains he thinks the administration is bullying california, citing the states dozens of lawsuits against the federal government. tag. (grant) ahead at nine.... from professional to pee-wee, football leagues are making changes to protect players... what kids on the grid-iron will no longer be able to do. (vicki) plus... two daycare worker accused of c

modesto, south of stockton is number two on the list with 8.7%. hayward is number 6 with 4.8% super commuters. why the long drive? people get the lower housing costs with the access to the higher paying jobs. there's another benefit according to apartment lists. super commuters are 12% more on average than those who work in the same industry but enjoy more reasonable commutes. no surprise, people are avoiding commutes more now an ever. the number of people working from home in the u.s. has grown by 76%. of course, we're on the road this morning. we're live on the road at 580 in dublin. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. one thing researchers say you can do right now to reduce risk of dementia later. >>> the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ev

to the south in modesto, it's number 2 at 8.7%.he san francisco, oakland and hayward areas number 6 at 4.8%. but that's more than 95,000 people. san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara have 3% qualifying as super commuters. >> i don't think it affects me much because i do it every day. if you sit down and think about it, it's pretty impacting. >> of course, there's a reason why people are becoming super commuters. it's cheaper to live in the san joaquin valley. higher salaries are available in the bay area. >> why do you do it? >> the money. the money in the bay area. you got to do it. >> how does it feel to be a super commuter? >> it's okay sometimes. but a lot of times it's like you're sleepy. >> this report also looks at the people who avoid these roads and work from home. that number up 76%. 5.6 million people have a full-time and no commute at well. a lot of people jealous about that. if you'd like to see the full report, go to abc7news.com. on the road here in santa clara county, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> the median wage of su

children at modesto medical center heading into surgery in style.mini vw beetle for kids to cruise down the hall. this helps r remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> 6:45 on the dot. let's open the door and see what to do for the kids. dress them for the chance of getting wet and it's definitely cooler this morning. a lot of 40s out there. we'll end up in the 60s this afternoon. driest weather in so cal. 82 in palm springs. the 60s from san francisco, monterey and fresno. it's going to be slippery today with snow showers. still wetness on the roads tomorrow. it will be dry and warmer as we head towards saturday and sunday. in fact, here's the seven-day forecast. so warm, we

at the last one in modesto, 1700 volunteers did more than 10,000 procedures that would have cost morehan $1.5 million. but here, no one pays and no i.d. is required. some patients spent hours out in the cold overnight to get a place in line. >> they want to do some fillings. then they'll do the cleaning. >> once patients finish the registration paperwork, they sit over here for a basic medical check. if they are cleared, then they are pointed over to here to get their dental x-rays done. >> i'm happy, i'm excited. i am. this is -- i'm very impressed with this. >> reporter: you think she's excited? talk to this retired den cyst who still volunteers every year and still gets emotional about it. >> what we do in dentistry is transform people's lives. you have somebody that can't get a job or can't eat or is ashamed to go out in public, and you can change their life in an hour and a half. >> reporter: that's why he's doing this for the 1th time. in vallejo, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> the volunteer dental clinic runs through tomorrow at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo. it opened

you drove here from modesto with your family. >> i did. >> reporter: talk about what kind of services you are hoping to get today and why it was important to be here. >> i'm going to have some fillings done. i have a mother-in-law that is going to have a full set of dentures done today. it is one of those deals, she is older, she is in her 80s and just can't afford it. >> reporter: that is part of the reason why they have this clinic because dental services can be very expensive even if you have insurance. >> for sure. just like yesterday, i was talking to the one of the volunteers in there are. she said her husband was a retired dentist and she said she didn't believe the price of dental now. that is why they do it. >> reporter: how much would something like partial dentures for your mother-in-law cost? >> in the thousands of dollars. so she is going to get them done at no charge. good god, that is great. you can't beat that. >> thank you so much for talking with us. here people here from all over the bay area. you don't need to have an id to come here. just have to come, line up, it

at the last one in modesto, 1700 volunteers did more than 10,000 procedures that would have cost more than $1.5 million. but here, no one pays and no i.d. is required. some patients spent hours out in the cold overnight to get a place in line. >> they want to do some fillings. then after the filling, then they'll do the cleaning. >> reporter: once patients finish the registration paperwork, they sit over here for a basic medical check. if they are cleared, then they are pointed over to here to get their dental x-rays done. >> i'm happy, i'm ex i am. this is -- i'm very impressed with this. >> reporter: you think she's excited? talk to this retired dentist who still volunteers every year and still gets emotional about it. >> what we do in dentistry is we transform people's lives. you have somebody that can't gem to go out in public, and you can change their life in an hour and a half. >> reporter: that's why he's doing this for the 15th time. in vallejo, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> the volunteer dental clinic runs through tomorrow at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo. it opened

at the last one in modesto, 1700 volunteers did more than 10,000 procedures that would have cost more than $1.5 million. but here, no one pays and no i.d. is required. some patients spent hours out in the cold overnight to get a place in line. >> they want to do some fillings. then after the filling, then they'll do the cleaning. >> reporter: once patients finish the registration paperwork, they sit over here for a basic medical check. reporter: you think she's excited? talk to this retired dentist who still volunteers every year and still gets emotional about it. >> what we do in dentistry is we transform people's lives. you have somebody that can't get a job or can't eat or is ashamed to go out in public, and you can change their life in an hour and a half. >> reporter: that's why he's doing this for the 15th time. in vallejo, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> the volunteer dental clinic runs through tomorrow at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo. it opened at 5:30 this morning. volunteers will see patients on a first come, first serve basis until 2:00 p.m. at expo hall and mccormic

and stay tuned for our interview with modesto ceo opdyke after 8:00 a.m. london time. bloomberg business flash. >> anabel, thank you so much. uber may announce a $3 billion deal to buy dubai-based rival kareem as early as this week. the acquisition would come ahead of the plan ipo, which could be one of the new york stock exchange is biggest ever listings.our middle east finance reporter has the story. great to have you with us. why does uber want to spend over $3 billion on this acquisition just a few months ahead of its ipo? >> well, i think part of the strategy here is to try and stop the rivalry between uber and kareem, stop the cash burn in the money going into trying to expand in the region. obviously uber has in the past retreated from some parts of the world, they retreated from china to do swaps to own equity and portions of different businesses, and in the middle east they seem to have taken the decision, but rather than try and swap this competition, they want to be the ride-hailing platform here, in the competition between uber and kareem has been very inte

we spoke way man in line this morning who came here with his family from modesto to get much- needed fillings and his mother- in-law could get partial dentures. >> it is like in the thousands of dollars. so she is going to get them done at no charge. good god, that is great. you can't beat that. >> reporter: back out here live, i want to bring in dr. del berner. he is the president of the california dental association. you are the organization that host this is free dental clinic. tell me why is dental health care so expensive to someone people that they have to come here at 5:00 in the morning just to fix their toothache. >> and it is cold out there. >> very cold. >> yeah. the cost of health care has risen but quite honestly, in terms of state budget, it is 2% of the annual state budget, 2 to 3%. access to care is really an issue for most of they people. either they can't afford it or they don't have access. and a lot of that is because some of the state funding in dent of theory has been compromised and it is getting better. state has really tried to increase that and funding for d

a equipos muy grandes, es mÁs facil meter goles con equipos grandes y jimÉnez estÁ con un equipo modesto dos goles al oponente, fallaron un penal pero real madrid reaccioÓo y ganÓ 4- 1, vive un momento complicado, de eso voy a hablar en segundos, benzema y luka marcaron los tantos. >> mi barca ganÓ y es el lÍder indiscutible con 63 unidades, el atlÉtico de madrid. >> nba perdieron los warriors frente a los phoenix suns, cuarta derrota en los Últimos diez partidos y phoenix es el peor equipo del oeste tambiÉn, tambiÉn perdiÓ milwaukee que es el mejor del este, y los warriors perdieron por 4 puentes. >> lo paso. >> tiene toda la razÓn: pero bueno, atenciÓn, nfl antonio brown conoce su nuevo destino, jugarÁ con los raiders lo que tiene a mÁs de uno contento, en las vegas celebran, si es que llega a jugar cuando el estadio este listo, ahora tie, es. >> saliÓ en malos tÉrminos, a el. >> bueno, atenciÓn con esto. >>, saltÓ a la cancha en el fÚtbol de inglaterra y agrediÓ a un jugador, el capitÁn en el partido uno se queda sin palabras. >> lo arrestaron. >> quÉ bueno. >> terrible. >> y la tenta

ana patri se llevaron a cabo los "premios tvynovelas", la modesto una de las grandes cosas que no puedejado abierta la camisa. mostrando el pechito mexicano. >> bien mexicano presentador: algunos se enojaron entraron en personaje, la corbata es un detalle >> no te gustÓ? presentador: pero no fue el Único que se le escapÓ alguno que otro detalle. pequeÑo gran detalle. >> ahÍ hice todas las notas con esto. tengo que volver a hacer todas en serio? presentador: de quiÉn son los zapatos? como broche de oro a wendy braga la tenemos que aplaudir. wendy! >> por quÉ? vengo muy segura, muy tranquila de mi misma. presentador: muy segura de sÍ misma dice que fue el clima que le empujÓ a vestirse asÍ, le creemos? wendy braga, explÍcame esa cartera. ana patricia: era como mucho. hay que hablar de sofÍa castro que fuiste la Única persona que pudiste entrevistarla. miren lo que le pregunte acerca de su mamÁ. pero tu mamÁ tiene que ver? >> siempre fue inspiraciÓn . presentador: es mÁs de decirte que le gusta? >> la verdad que sÍ. presentador: va volver a actuar en las novelas? >> vamos esperar lo que di

areas over stockton and modesto, and farther east into the sierra, we are beginning to see that as wellhome, we are beginning to dry out. we have a little bit of moisture continuing to dance around wt clouds that are overhead. as the clouds clear out, moisture will go with it, we will have blue skies for today. temperatures will be relatively mild as well. we had a little rain to start the inner east bay that moved out. and we are looking at the sierra to continue snow there. and there is a winter he weather advisory that goes until 5 this afternoon if you are heading up to do skiing. be prepared for the slick roadways to continue for a little while longer a view of the futurecast. when it comes to the next several days, we are drying out and we will be dry for the rest of the weekend. as we get into sunday night, things change. as the new storm approaches the bay area. the time stamp shows it's going to be late in the evening house. we have got the rain right on the doorstep. by monday morning, we are joined by this and the morning commute looks like it is going to be a wet one. so we

used to teach community college, i taught business 101, how to write a business plan, a company at modesto junior college, in my community, what about community college students? what access to information do you have if you are doing a two- year degree? >> it varies by state, but again, it is hard to know whether a two-year college graduate will go on to earn a four-year college degree, access to labor market data, for those earning occupational degrees is hard to come by, very rare at a program level, which is really what you want, and where to get it disaggregated by student attributes. >> the standards, to know, what are the college graduation rates at eight two-year degree or four-year degree as opposed to another one, any sort of standardization, making one of those lifelong decisions, you have a good understanding of where you get the most bang for your buck? bigger the department of education operates the college scorecard, you mentioned graduation rates, the department measures them as full-time students, the success of many students, like ms. parker would not be captured in those