because remember the crime lab and these officers ultimately are answers to the da. that's who should be making sure it all works. >> reporter: the district attorney says until proper procedures are in place, he will not admit evidence in cases. specializing in dui cases say oversight is a must. but the devices themselves are also flawed. >> this right now is junk science. if it's working properly, that's great. but there's still that extra step because things like soy sauce and wonder bread and mouthwash result in positive readings on these machines. >> reporter: we tried it. he has the same model the police use. i tried soy sauce first which has no alcohol in it. >> .052. >> reporter: above the legal limit. then i tried mouthwash. >> listerene which does have alcohol in it. that would be a .40 something. >> reporter: which is more than three times the legal limit. it's bringing up problems with machines that does the testing on blood after testing. this is something he'll be looking into. kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> the man posing as a plastic surgeon will

. >>> and the da vinci code. an art detective cracks the 500-year-old mystery, tracking down a lost master piece. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the news of that american soldier accused of putting on a night vision goggles and then methodically going door to door, killing children and families in their homes in afghanistan. it is a slaughter that threatens the already fragile future there. and tonight we are learning more about who he is. but we begin with abc's nick schifrin in kabul. an exclusive new video from that village in shock. >> reporter: americans and afghans agree on this much, this crime was unforgivable. it was a methodical massacre, 16 civilians, including 9 children, most shot through the head, their bodies wrapped in blankets and burned. "are these children taliban?" asks this woman. "is this 2-year-old a taliban?" the shooter, identified as a 38-year-old staff sergeant, slipped away from his base at 2:00am, armed with at least two weapons. he walked south more than a mile and began stal

people say he killed the victims in this san francisco home. da lin is live at the scene of the crime. >>da: this is another look at the suspect's mother shot. he is now facing five counts of murder. the crime scene near san francisco city college remains blocked off. neighbors dropped off flowers and burned incense to honor the five people killed inside. police of not releasing their names. the victims were three women in the two-man. a relative discovered the bodies friday morning. police say she walked into the home and found a body in the entryway. she found two more bodies in the garage before running out and calling for help. police also found two bodies in the back of the house. >> there was blunt trauma to the victims. we do not know the circumstances of the weapon involved. >>da: police say the suspect did not achieve their objectives, he used a sharp weapon to kill them. they are still looking for that was in. investigators say the attack was so violent and bloody they still do not know the cause of death. police are not releasing the mo

but no the statistic that for every four people that sanford's is the police department arrests and the da prosecutes, nearly three are repeat offenders -- for every four people that san francisco police department arrests and the da prosecutes -- the d.a. prosecutes. there is evidence to show that doing everything we can to try to divert some of his life from repeating their offense, but we will have to really vigorously enhance our approach. one way to do that obviously is the collaboration being fostered and demonstrated here today, but it is more than just today. it will have to be every single day, or else california will continue to be building more prisons, and san francisco may not be far behind. thanks. [applause] >> once again, thanks for the flag. [laughter] have a good time. have a good evening. thank you very much. [applause] >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by

we asked the da why charges haven't been filed. the blood test that can predict a heart attack two weeks before it happens. >> in the whether center, the warmest weather in the south bay. 71 in livermore. that system is shaping up off the coast. we'll will have o when the strongest storm will alive. [ female announcer ] off limits? not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, you can have brownies again. ♪ fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> remaining holed up at this very hour. the standoff now in the second day. he is a self-proclaimed jihadist and acted alone when he killed three children and a rabbi at a jewish school. earlier he had gone back on a promise to give himself up before police responded with plooe explosions around his apartment. hundreds of armed police continued to surround the apartm

we have learned the da may also have a press conference in the afternoon. that could be where we learn more details about the case including a possible motive for the killings. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >> and tonight we are learning more about that man arrested for the five killings. we have obtained document that detailed his extensive criminal background and at 5:30 we will tell you what the documents reveal, you will also hear from a witness. >> hundreds of people turned out today to help in the search for sierra lamar. she has been missing more than a week and is considered a kidnapping victim. robert honda went with some of the searchers and he is live with the outpouring of support. >> reporter: support not just for a missing person but for a crime victim. now that investigators say they have no evidence to believe she is a run away. here at the search center ; organizers say they didn't know what kind of crowd they would get today and got more than they expected. doors opened at eight with in minutes people crowded inside the

mary magdalene was not christ's lover as the "da vinci code" says she was. her role as one of jesus' key disciples was virtually expunged from early christian history. without her, the courts of modern christianity, namely belief in the resurrection would be vastly different. that's the proposition of new mary magdalene biography and the author is with us. author is with us. bruce chilton. anncr: creating a financial safety net can seem like an impossible goal. complicated. intimidating. something other people get to do. but once you take the first step. you'll find there's nothing standing in your way. metlife. i can do this. >> dr. bruce, welcome. congratulations on your book mary magdalene, a biography. a great read. >> i appreciate that. >> interesting throughout. are there any misconceptions about mary magdalene that you care to debunk? >> i think perhaps the most prominent one is the claim that mary magdalene had earned her living as a prostitute before she encountered christ of. of all the women in history, mary magdalene must be the most unlucky. she

t one iota of evidence to support thatepict opportunit mary magdalene was not christ's lover as the "da vinci code" says she was. her role as one of jesus' key disciples was virtually expunged from early cistian history. without her, the courts of modern christianity, namely belief in the resurrection would be vastly different. that's the proposition of new mary magdalene biography and the author is with us. author is with us. bruce chiln. anncr: creating a financial safety net can seem li an impossible goal. complicated. intimidating. something other people get to do. but once you take the first step. you'll find there's nothing standing in your way. metlife. i can do this. >> dr. bruce, welcome. congratulatis on your book mary magdalene, a biography. a great read. >> i appreciate that. >> interesting throughout. are there any misconceptions about mary magdalene that you care to debunk? >> i think perhaps the most prominent one is the claim that mary magdalene had earned her living as a prostitute before she encountered christ of. of all the women in history, mary magdalene must be the

. >>> just ahead on the news at 6:00 they aren't the secrets you learned about in the films, the da vinciode or angels and demons, they are real archives in the catholic church. coming up we'll introduce you to the new exhibit debuting in rome. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> pope benedict used mass today to ask for prayers of the victims of a tragic bus crash in switzerland last week. the pope directed his condolences to the parents of more than 20 children who died in the crash. the message comes as the pope prepares for a trip west taking him to mexico and cuba. >>> the catholic church is opening up part of its secret archives for the public to see in an interesting new exhibit. fox's greg burke giv

the surface. >>> could this be a long lost da vinci master piece? it was uncovered in florence and the chemical content of the hidden paint match it is colors used on the mona lisa. da vinci began it in 1805 but it was covered up by a fresco in 1663. historians long thought the work was wiped noout in the process t in a "the da vinci code"-like hint there is a cryptic banner reading "he who seeks finds." hmm, very "the da vinci code"-like. it's five minutes past the hour. now to al with a check of the weather. >> reporter: this portion of "today" is brought to you by new nonalcohol bailey's coffee creamers. find your flavor today. >> a da vinci clue -- or is it? let's show you what's going on in your weather. why is it so warm? we have the jet stream way to the north because of a large upper level ridge keeping it north in canada. we have the warm air circulating. look at the temperatures. for today, 26 degrees above normal in minneapolis. 21 above normal in amarillo. new york city will get to 73 today. 63 in chicago. 75 tomorrow in chicago. dallas,

lin has the latest on the story. >>daidence or items in saturday's search. the search lasted about eight hours. it was the fourth and largest search for sierra lamar. search and rescue workers combed a 12 mi. radius in the area that she was beheaded when she disappeared. waterways, abandoned buildings and open fields. deputy state nothing turned up and they will not be conducting another search. family and friends were at her home to comfort her mother. it plans to hold another candlelight vigil at a morgan hill church on sunday evening. cox says >>ysabel: here is a closer look at how large the search area is around her home. it is school system. this is video that we to yesterday. despite the large residential areas, you can see cal rule and light spread the area is. investigators are also testing for dna evidence from her purse that was recovered on sunday. >>marty: a relative discovered the bodies of five people, police have said the expanded across something. there were seen taking evidence bags from home of a next do

he has requested a public defender but the da says that raises a conflict of interest because public defenders represented luke's brother, brian. >>> fire representation of mr. brian with the brother has ended. so we no longer represent him and we are asking the court to appoint us. >> brian luke also was arrested on sunday and faces a parole violation. he's not facing murder charges. the court is expected to go tomorrow. >>> new at 7:00 will the san francisco da speak the -- seek the death penalty. that's the question we asked george's office today. live in the city to tell us why it doesn't seem likely. >> reporter: here at the home, investigators are still searching for evidence which explains why this crime scene tape is still up. it has been 5 days since five people were killed. the prosecutors will not seek the death penalty in this case. >> people came near the home this afternoon leaving flowers for the victims, they declined to talk to us. >>> just 90 minutes earlier the suspect 35-year-old ben tie luke appeared in court. he told me off camera it's unlikely he will pursue the

now he is the da and investigating this. it could cost tens of thousands of dollars but they don't have the staff to look through the cases but the public defender would like anybody who thinks they have been affected by this to give them a call to make sure they know what's going on. >> no staff and a lot of money. >> yeah it's just -- mind bogling what will happen. >> ten years, all right. >> thank you very much. >> developing news out of the south bay. internet and cell phone service is back up and running in morgan hill. crews accident accidentally cut a fiber optic cable. the crews restored services about an hour and a half ago. people were still able to call the police during the outage. >> jury selection is on hold in the domestic abuse trial of the san francisco sheriff. attorneys filed a change of venue request claiming pretrial coverage would make it hard to get a fair trial. today details from his past showed the case. details one of his ex- girlfriends. >> reporter: in fact the judge decided late this afternoon th

he said if he doesn't believe is he guilty the da should go have the trial. he said he will bring bring up the concerns on monday. >> california attorney general named a law profess ear to oversee the state's share of the national mortgage settlement. she appointed cathryn porter. she will ensure the banks honor their promise its to homeowners and borrowers. >> the city of walnut creek will consider putting up new speed signs to help deal with traffic. they would be put up on walnut. they will display speed and warn about delays and accidents. the transportation commission will vote on this next thursday, the council will then have to approve it. >>> tiger mom is on the cover of news week. she made waves last year after her book was published. the new news week cover story is about her and three other women who all becameself made millionaires >> time is running out on san francisco's pilot parking program. the balancing act between finding a spot and how much it'll cost you. >> and people talking about the chance of snow here in the bay area this weekend. th

kauffman, too and martin ryan, we thank all of you every single day for all you do in this city by the da francisco çhome of the golden gate san francisco here is you're wondering one çall these places only make me love you tell me you are the heart of all of the golden west the golden west san francisco welcome me homeç again i am coming♪ >> thank you, jamie. please welcome back to the stage to the guggenheim. -- judyç guggenheim. >> what a fabulous introduction to the next speaker who is coming up. i want to tell you all of the wonderful city people that support this hospital. we are very lucky to have them support the hospital and to have had them supported all these years. the honorable willie brown, mayor. çthe honorable frankç jor" mayor. gina mosconi. [applause] district attorney george gascon. city attorney dennis r. vera -- herrerra. [applause] fireç chief and joanne hayes white. police chief gregg sur. [applause] supervisor scott wiener and malia cohen are here today. [applause] and our very own paul pelosi. i want to invite everybody here to come on a tour of the hospita

. >> lopez refused to cooperate with the da, denouncing charges as politacally motivated. this afternoon, the judge heard a motion to include an expert witness on domestic violence. lemon has written a textbook on the issue and says she's interviewed a thousand domestic violence victims. and late today mirkarimi's lawyer filed yet another motion to disalout video and the lawyers can't cross examine the testimony from the video. >> you can't ask a video what they're thinking and how they're feeling. what motivations were. >> so the judge will have to rule on this new motion, refusing to testify. the judge refuses to give her that immunity. and the q and a between lawyers that challenges that starts monday and there is a jury pool of 140 people. and the judge is permitting the professor to testify but with limitations. >> and police shut down a shopping center for hours today because of a suspicious person. a man walked into the store about 6:30 and demanded to talk with the manager. the employees were able to make it out and call police. the s.w.a.t. team moved in and cordon

the da and public defender's office say they are working together to creak this it. >> this is a big >> it's a big deal but it illustrates the fact that we have -- a defender and a da that are willing to work together. >> the process could cost tens of thousands of dollars. the police department has shelved all 20 machines for now. >> they are supposed to be competing but tonight they are formed a united front. food truck operators in oakland say they can't depend on the police to have their back. there map to fight back against crime. >> reporter: she has only been back at work for a week but it's hardly business as usual. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: nearly two months ago her nephew was shot and killed in front of the family taco truck. he was five. >> it's so terrible. fall to the floor. >> reporter: now she said she doesn't leave home without a gun. it's tight lipped on where she keeps it. >> only one. >> reporter: for the family and many food truck vendors, carrying a weapon and robberies have become a part of the cost of doing business. >> i can't stop people from carrying a g

. >> we are told that the da may have a press conference about the case after the arraignment tomorrow despite the circumstantial circumstance that would make the suspect eligible for the death penalty they say he is on record as opposing the death penalty. reporting live. david stevenson. >> and we are learning more details tonight about the violent past of the man accused in the mass homicide case. we got court documents detail iting two armed robberies committed by the two in san jose in 199 of. 1996. a witness of one of the robberies remembers hearing a victim screaming. >> he has a gun and they taking my money. rhe was sentenced to 11 years for armed robbery. he was released in 2006 after federal authorities say paperwork to deport him never arrived. >> we have learned a man who was robbed stabbed outside his office couldn't call for help for hours. sources say the man was approached by two men last night, robbed and stabbed several times outside his office building. the men stole his wallet and phone. our sources say it took him hours to get to a phone to finally be able to call

police say they stopped using the did he vase in mid february after the da pointed out the problem. >teenagers are under arrest tonight accused of vandalizing a petaluma school. investigators say they tagged the exterior walls of ken worth junior high last month with gng signs, ethnic slur and gender slur directed at teachers. police say they also damaged a car in the school parking lot and nearby home. the school district with damage estimates in the 5000 dollar range. 2 teens arrested are not ken worth students. >> thousands of people got early wake up call today when an earthquake rattled the east bay and beyond. 2 of them actually. just after 5:30 in the morning. first was a two.9 shock and followed by the 4 main quake. both certified in el cerrito. neither caused any damage except for things that fell off shelves. still it was a pretty good jolt. >> i felt a pop and then i heard a roar behind the pop and then all of a sudden my house started to shake and i walked around the house make sure there was no damage and in fact there was none. >> kind of jumped out of bed. make sure eve

the da has vowed to convene a grand jury to determine if any of the officers should face charges.e invited the white plains police department and the westchester da's's office on to the program, but they declined to join us or issue a comment. but we are joined by kenneth chamberlain, jr., the son of the victim, kenneth chamberlain senior. and i took the family's attorneys, mayo bartlett, the former chief of the bias crimes unit of the westchester county district attorney's office, and the former chair of the westchester county human rights commission. randy mclaughlin is a longtime civil rights attorney and teaches at pace law school. our condolences to your family, kenneth chamberlain, on the death of your father. tell us what you understand happened early in the morning of november 19. >> it is my understanding, from what i have gathered, that my father accidentally pushed his medical pendant around his neck. he could have possibly turn over on ashbritt we do not know. >> why did he wear it? >> he is a heart condition and also suffered from seal pd the -- copd. when the pendent

by airstrikes launched on the predicts of protests in civilians they have accused them or more of the da feo killing a total of four thousand people while countering their rebellion but what about the forty thousand they've murdered themselves. in syria you can seen these nations attempting to impose their will on the people similarly using international institutions as an instrument. i know this. speculation but still what do you think is the driving force behind israel's will to go to war with iran your nuclear program your move through program or your support to hamas and hezbollah. what's the reason for it i actually think these rallies are perfectly aware that iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons even if we had nuclear warheads we would not be able to use them considering the demands nuclear arsenals held by the united states and britain and france. we believe israel's attitude stems from our end non-recognition of the zionist regime and its occupation of palestine for this we consider israel to be a racist state similar to the our part hard regime in south africa as mean and likewi

it is only been six days but it feels on the. >>da: in the distance we can see some of her friends that came out to the vigil. after speaking with her parents, they are in the process of organizing search teams to go out there and physically look for evidence on where she might be. >>pam: in morgan hill where she recently moved, the search continues for sierra. we continue coverage with rob fladeboe. >>rob: sheriff's deputies are looking high and low for sierra lamar missing since last friday. more than 100 people have been interviewed. they spoke with former and current classmates. all registered sex offenders within a 10 mi. radius have been contacted to verify their whereabouts. forensic analysis on herself on and laptop free have not revealed anything. her phone and laptop computer are now undergoing more current analysis at the county crime lab. in addition, hundreds of missing persons fliers are going up all over the south county region. at least 75 deputies are on the case in following up on every week. >>pam: this morning vict

but out of court, the sheriff and the da were working a deal. >> unfortunately, based on the constrainte processing process, i'm not allowed to say too much more. >> but we are, mirkarimi agreed to a 236, a monoconsensual confinement of a person. it's false imprisonment usually confined to shoplifters. met the legal requirement by grabbing her arm. it does not carry a ten year firearm arm ban, so we asked the sheriff, will you stay on the job? >> yes. i mean, that's my intention. absolutely. >> at city hall -- >> i was surprised to hear that this morning. i immediately went to work. >> mayor ed lee says neither he nor anyone in city government was aware false imprisonment was offered to the sheriff. >> you know, the gut feel handgun you say something like false imprisonment, you immediately ask, doesn't that have something to do with the sheriff's office if. >> the mayor is considering a possible ethics investigation. it could call for mirkarimi to immediately step down. similar to the ethics investigation that led to former city supervisor, ed jew's resignation. >> i called a number of

. >>> the da told me there are plenty of empty jail cells here and they want to keep it that way. >>> new information at this hour about the death of two people in brent wood. police there tell us they're investigating an apparent murder suicide. officers responded just before 3:00 this afternoon after receiving a call from the home in the 1,000 block of fenway. they say that the shooting was reported by a teenaged girl who lived in that home. officers found a man and woman shot to death, both appear to be in their 40s. >> personnel came and renovated. it appears both subjects were pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: police say they will treat the case as a double homicide just in case. right now they don't suspect anyone else is involved. >>> a missing teenage girl is scheduled for later this hour. sierra just appeared in your home as hon day reports the vigil if one of many efforts going on despite waning optimism. her and her family were passing out flowers today promoting a candlelight vigil. washington high is where 15- year-old sierra went to school. >> these kids at wash

without the video, the da doesn't have much of a case and with the video the da has a strong case. it's ever settled on whether the video comes in, everything else is bells and whistles. >> let's shift gears. there are other outstanding issues here and one is change of venue. which seems like out of left field but the attorneys have asked for the venue to be changed. >> that's right. what's interesting about this request to change the venue is that it landed on the judge's desk and it has disappeared. he hasn't asked the district attorney to file any opposition to the motion. he hasn't even addressed it at all and the days in court since the motion was filed. it's sort of landed with this thud and went nowhere. it will be interesting to see this coming week how he deals with it. because remember we are still in the process of jury selection the farther down the road we go of picking a san francisco jury the stranger it's going to be to be considering this motion to change venue. >> strange as it's been already. as a columnist, you are not required to be objective. you pretty much c

before in his 24 years of journalism. >> was willing to hear him out, but not that of a glut in the morning. >>da: the store was about to this meeting and addressed in a recent homicide. the chief said he tried he mailing and calling the reporter with no success so out of desperation he said is subject to his home to request an immediate correction to the story. >> i caused distress to him and his family. it will never happen again. >> many journalism experts compare the tactic to attempted censorship in intimidation. the police chief says that is not his intention. >>ysabel: a u.s. soldier opened fire on the residents in afghanistan killing at least 70 people. he went into three homes and started shooting. he was eventually detained. a nato starts person says it is unclear why he started shooting civilians. some said he had a nervous breakdown. there has been reports of protests following the shooting. >>marty: said today marks one year since a powerful 9.0 magnitude earthquake hit northern japan and sent a tsunami that changed the country forever. here is a look at some of the widespread devast

but out of court, the sheriff and the da were working a deal. >> fortunately, based on the constraints of the sentencing process, i'm not allowed to say too much more. >> but we are, mirkarimi agreed to a 236 defined as imprisonment reserved for shoplifters. it's a misdemeanor and in this case, grabbing lopez's arm met the legal requirement. since it's a misdemeanor, it does not carry a 10 year firearm ban. so we ask the sheriff, will you stay on the job? >> yes. i mean, that's my intention, absolutely. >> at city hall -- >> i was of course surprised to hear that this morning and immediately went to work in consultation with our city attorney. >> neither he nor anyone was aware false imprisonment was offered to the sheriff. >> the gut feeling, you immediately ask, doesn't it have to do with the sheriff's office? >> that's why the mayor is considering a possible ethics investigation. it could call for mirkarimi to immediately step down. similar to the ethics investigation that led to former city supervisor's resignation. >> i put a call into the mayor. like sheriff hennessey and other p

police say they stopped using the did he vase in mid february after the da pointed out the problem. >teenagers are under arrest tonight accused of vandalizing a petaluma school. investigators say they tagged the exterior walls of ken worth junior high last month with gng signs, ethnic slur and gender slur directed at teachers. police say they also damaged a car in the school parking lot and nearby home. the school district with damage estimates in the 5000 dollar range. 2 teens arrested are not ken worth students. >> thousands of people got early wake up call today when an earthquake rattled the east bay and beyond. 2 of them actually. just after 5:30 in the morning. first was a two.9 shock and followed by the 4 main quake. both certified in el cerrito. neither caused any damage except for things that fell off shelves. still it was a pretty good jolt. >> i felt a pop and then i heard a roar behind the pop and then all of a sudden my house started to shake and i walked around the house make sure there was no damage and in fact there was none. >> kind of jumped out of bed. make sure eve

that we can make in terms of education, we have been working with some of those partners as well as the da's office in terms of diversion programs and other educational approaches. with some of the funding we got from proposition d, brand and mohammed were talking about, we have the ability to start implementing bike and pedestrian safety projects that in the past we have had not as much funding for. same with the things in our traffic calming program. what we're trying to generally slow traffic around the city, we were two-thirds of the way of implementing a 50 mile an hour zone and speed limit zounds add to murder schools around the city, that should be done before the start of the next school year. and generally tough trying to improve the project delivery of our programs. now that we have somebody coming in, we can get those projects delivered efficiently. very big focus area the sf mta board was delivered in identifying safety as the no. 1 priority in the plan. the final thing that we are doing is we're working with the police department and the mayor's office on try to identify funding

today the da's office responded to an appeal from lopez's legal team in another bid to keep videotape out of evidence. on the tape lopez displays bruises on her arms the prosecutors say were caused by him. but it could be appealed. both sides will attend a hearing friday to decide whether uc berkeley experts should be allowed to testify. >>> a new lawsuit was filed against california elections officials today claiming thousands of criminals are being unfairly barred from voting. the trouble stems from the stiet's new realignment law which took effect last october. the law sent -- where inmates are not allowed to vote to county jails where inmates are allowed to vote. a memo said inmates transferred under realignment still do not have the right to vote under kralss law. but two prisoners rights groups are challenging the ruling. >>> still to come at 5:00, major disruption. the solar phenomenon that could wreak havoc on everything from airplanes to cell phones. >>> and once a victim, now a champion. the special celebration for a bay area woman whose triumph over domestic violence inspir

as the >>da: welcome back to our third live hour. marty: there rain across the bay area took its toll. we will have a full check on the weather to clear out the hour. here is a look at what we can expect for the weekend. >>henry: we will tell you about that hazards from items have have swallowed. cochran hikes hall >>marty: most of the rain is moving south. on the right, and atmosphere, a couple feet of fresh snow. >> enough for them to have put out a winter storm warning. that has been cancelled for the raiders lehigh whole area. give >> a year taking this look as on driver, as marty mentioned, the storm is pushing south. a lot of rain in the monterey area. as for the bay area, definitely a different picture than what we saw yesterday. scattered rains sells through the south bay. as for the afternoon we are expecting scattered showers. hah there is also a highs of the advisory taking into night lasting until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. swells of 12-50 ft expected. >>ysabel: here is a look at what the storms caused around the bay ar

>>reporter: police are expected to hand this case over to the da office tomorrow. luck will then likely be arraigned on wednesday. live in san francisco, ingleside district, abc 7 news. >> all right thank you lillian. >> san francisco medical examiner office says 4 of the victims are family members. they are vincent lee, his mother juan lee and father lee lay and older city yin lee and the suspect girlfriend. 37-year-old fv was software engineer in emeryville where she was describe as smart and quiet. her father was getting ready to retire. this afternoon a memorial for him at china town r and g restaurant where the man known as chef had worked for 18 years. the owner says chef lee had been a teacher in china before coming to the u.s. >> reaction grows tonight to the can i go of florida teenager trayvon martin bay neighborhood watch captain. in the bay area and across the country tonight the outrage is growing as is the demand for justice. allen is here with that and new information leaked today about the young man who was shot. >> yes dan. supporters of trayvon mar

the da is expected to speak at 12:15, he is currently not convinced that he believes he is guilty. a fellow reporter upstairs says that he is speaking now, saying what he did was wrong, and that he let the people of san francisco down, and that he let his family down and that he is crying as he is speaking. there's a question of course of what will happen with his job. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a third lawsuit was filed this morning, intending to block a june ballot initiative. attorneys for city workers are asking superior court of california for an expedited hearing to review the wording of measure b. they argue is it written in a way that encourages voter approval. the attorneys say they will ask the courts to seek mediation in the pension reform matter. >> we have a collective bargaining agreement that the city ballot proposition would violent, so we want an arbitrator to rule on whether the ballot measure is in violation of our collective bargaining agreement. >> measure b would revamp the city pension plan, benefits for new hires and requir