>> alan: good evening. a 15-year-old girl who disappeared in early november has been found safe in san francisco. she and her bide abductor were located today in what can only be describe as a lucky coincidence. amy hollyfield joins us from the city with more on a chance sighting that ended a month-long search. >> amy: a san francisco woman had seen the girl on cnn andmer's most wanted. this woman would have known the girl's face anywhere, the girl who was missing was her cousin. jennifer berlinghoff heard about the search parties for her cousin. they were looking through snow. hundreds attended a candle light vigil. >> i thought, my gosh, i'm not doing enough. i live too far away. i live too far away. i live in san francisco. i'm not helping. >> reporter: jennifer is the one who found her. she and her boyfriend were leaving the sports basement when they look at a car park on division. >> there was a car off to the side with a couple people standing there, and looking around, and mike goes, hey, is that your uncle? and i'm like, yeah. like, oh, my gosh, i started shaking. >> the point was really what gave it away, and trench coat, black, and right beside her was jean, and it just fit the description. >> they watched them from a distance until police arrived. mike took pictures of the arrest and jennifer stayed far out of sight. she says the uncle, charles berlinghoff, is estranged from the family. >> he comes up every once in a while to visit his kids, and he has been allowed to stay in jake's house, and jean's dad's house, and once he found out that there might have been something inappropriate going on, they almost got in a fight, and charlie took jean. >> the family thinks he lured jean to go somewhere with him and the didn't agree to this. >> don't think she would have left willingly to go for a month and be hidden and living in a gross ford explorer on the side of division and bryant streets. >> reporter: police say jennifer cass key -- was key in identifying them, and jean and charles did not give their real name. >> there was worry and concern for him. >> for him. >> yes. >> jennifer and mike are celebrating tonight. they believe it was fate that took them shopping at the right time today. >> don't know how it work out the way it did just perfectly. it's so absurd. i'm the only one that lives near san francisco. >> reporter: there was a third man with jean and charles. police don't know his involvement. they did detain him and they're trying to figure out if he is involved. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc-7 news. >> alan: a man accused of abducting another girl and also bringing her here is undergoing psychiatric testing at the san francisco jail tonight. police from virginia are also in town to question himself 12-year-old brittany smith vanished a week ago from roanoke, virginia, where her mother was murdered. yesterday, the suspect, jeffrey easily, was spotted with brittani in san francisco and arrest. the detectives are preparing to extradite easily. he has been named a suspect in the murder of brittani's mother. >> as far as the murder charge, i think that that's something you'll have to consult with the commonwealth attorney on. >> alan: police say brittany and easily were seen pane-handling outside a safeway store. a shopper recognized them and called police police say easily told them he cam to san francisco as it came up on a google search as the best place to be homeless. several blocks of east oakland had to be shut done after one person was killed and three others shot. shell case examination other evidence littered two blocks of international boulevard. police say the other three injuries are not life-threatening. and they're still trying to figure out the motive. so far oakland police say eight people have been shot in the past 48 hours. one man was and i would two others virld -- killed last night near mills college. officers shot a man near sonoma boulevard just north of florida street. about 3:00, witnesses report seeing a man with a gun in the area. after a short foot chase, police con con confronted the map in the alley. >> the police are showing how officers are trained to handle similar situations. the police department is hoping to build a better understanding between hit and the community that has accused it of excessive force. >> freeze, police, don't move. >> this sargeant just shot a virtual robbery suspect to death. >> he disobeyed my orders. and he turned. i shot at him. >> this is a situation simulator which oakland police trainees go through. scenarios from confronting a suspect to use of lethal force are run through a computer. >> we include in a lot of our training are shot and no-shoot scenarios, tactile communications, talk this person into surrender. >> it's the basis for the department's policy, comes down to use only level of force that is objectively reasonable based on the totality of circumstances at the time, circumstances which officers need to react to in seconds. for the first time ever the oakland police allowed elected officials, community members and the media to attend a five our training on use of force. the naacp clifton keep said it was an eye-opener. >> the community at times believes that the forces are sometimes excessive. and it's primarily the reason why this training and observance of the police training is important. >> reporter: the mayor elect attended the training and wants more of it. >> why we ascertain whether or not our policies are sufficient and clear enough and whether or not we need to change our policies and/or our training. >> reporter: the chief acknowledges his officers have been criticized for theiry of force during the mehserle demonstration. he welcomes this opportunity to show the media what they see and hear on the street at the crime scenees notice always the case. >> we feel that you would benefit better if you know what our officers are trained, what their limitations are. >> reporter: the police chief says the use of force training sessions were held twice a year when he was in long beach. they will happen every year here in oakland. >> alan: an employee at napa state hospital is in serious condition after being attacked bay patient. it happened this morning, and lisa amin gulezian tells us, this is the second attack in four days. >> it's dangerous. and we are losing control. we have lost control. >> lisa: those who work at napa state hospital say it's like being in a war zone, where staffers are constantly facing off against patients. on wednesday, a custodian was beat 'unconscious, and this morning, rehabilitation therapist, r. t., was attacked. >> the same person that committed the crime against the custodian was out with the r. t. the r. t. was beat up by the patient that beat up the custodian the other day. >> lisa: he is in the napa county jail, charged with assault. the attacks are less than two months after the murder of donna gros, describing technician. her accused killer is jeff massey. >> we have always been on a high alertness because of what happened to donna, and doing their best to remove themselves from any situation that could be potentially fatal or dangerous. his. >> lisa: flours are -- flowers are placed on the front lawn to remind management of the safety concerns they have. hospital management would not speak with us on camera, but released this statement, quote: napa state hospital immediately added additional measures for escorting patients about the ground. the incident will continue to be investigate by hospital police. employees who want to remain anonymous, tell me management's statement is misleading. starting today, the ratio to transport a patient is two to one, but that means taking staffers from other departments, leaving their units unmanned. >> how do you feel.your safety here? >> scared. i'm scared. >> lisa: recently staffers were given these personal alarms alao wear. the victims were wearing them at the time of the attacks, but it's not clear if they went off in napa, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: san francisco is facing a sudden deadline in its bid to host the america's cup yacht race. the golden gate yacht club sent a letter to city officials saying san francisco will lose thing reto host the nest america's cup unless an agreement between the city and the yacht club is signed by friday. the club gets to choose the nest host for the race in 2013. up next, flight cancellations in the midwest because of snow. and a pair of deadly explosions rock sweden. the search for who is hundred it. a bay area man becomes the proud new owner of the world's first nissan lee leaf. >> leigh: some areas reporting nñaaaaaaaaaaaaa8 >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: two explosions in central stockholm have left one person dead and two others in a hospital. police say a car exploded near a busy shoppinger in? -- shopping center. the car that exploded contained gas canisters. no one has taken responsibility for the blast but a swedish news agency received an e-mail threat before the explosions, mences swedish troops in afghan and a swedish cartoonist who drew a cashing tour of mohammed. >> family and friends gathered to say goodbye to elizabeth edwardss. they recalled a woman who faced personal challenges and tragedy with great courage edwards are oldest daughter, cate, paid tribute to her mother. >> when she could barely speak, my dad and i stood at her bedside and held her hand, and she kept saying, i'm okay, i'm okay. she was way more worried about us than we were about her. >> alan: the funeral was held in the same church where mourners gathered 15 years ago to remember their teenage son, wade, who was killed in a car wreck. elizabeth edwards was laid to rest beside her son today. a redwood city man is the proud owner of the first ever nissan leaf to come off the production line. 20,000 people have already ordered the all-electric car, which is priced for the average consumer. oliver which i, the price is $20,000. he says he willy the car for the 20-mile round trip to to his office. the car gets 100 miles per charge. flight declays and -- delays and cancellations causing problemsle the airport in rochester were almost desserted. some travelers went home, others decided to drive to their debt nations. 20 inches of snow caused st. paul minneapolis airport to close down. no word when the airports might re-open. leigh glaser is here and we're talking about fog back in the bay area. >> leigh: fog def -- definitely could slow your travel down tomorrow. the fog is moving around. and check out these visibilities. novato and santa rosa, less than a mile visibility, only one mile at sfo. eight miles visible for half moon bay, and we're looking at rite visibility out towards liver move. san jose, less than three miles, all because of the dense fog, and will continue to get more widespread overnight. temperatures, 55, san francisco, 56 in oakland, fairfield, 57, and 55 in san jose. we will continue with fog tonight, advisories for the bay area overnight tonight, mixture of sun and fog tomorrow. it will be a little warmer as we're hoping the fog bank will thin out sooner tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow is a winterer "spare the air" day, which means no burning of wood tomorrow. here is a look at the dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, with visibility below a half a mile across the pay area. lows tonight generally in the upper 40s in the north bay to mid-to-low 50s elsewhere, and that fog is going to continue to thicken during the evening. we also are getting into some offshore winds so all the central valley fog is just being pushed right towards the bay area, and this will continue. check out 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, by late in the afternoon this should thin out, and by tomorrow afternoon we will like for patches of sunshine, and of course that will mean some warmer temperatures for us. enjoy tomorrow afternoon, even though we are going to have some hazy sunshine. high pressure will be with us for at least one more day. it is pushing the storm track to the north, so the storm clouds stay there. but it will weaken monday afternoon and monday night, rain returns tuesday, and the high pressure resultness offshore winds that are bringing the central valley fog towards the bay. here's a look at highs tomorrow. 65 for los gatos, 65 for saratoga. at the coast, 62 for half moon bay, a little more sunshine for palo alto. warmer temperature there, 65. 63 for san francisco. north bay, san rearvelg didn't -- san rafael didn't get out of the 50s today so low 60s tomorrow. 62 for napa. oakland, 64. 64 for free. going to be kind of touch and go, ant job -- antioch and brentwood, and monterey tomorrow, 64 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast. rain will return for us on tuesday. look for scattered showers wednesday and thursday, next week is very unsettled, and next weekend, rain should be heavy. >> alan: the giants and vikings game was cancelled by the snow. >> mike: they're stuck? kansas city. but a rematch of the western conference finals, sharks playing host to >> mike: the chicago blackhawks stole a shot at the stanley cup for the sharks, and san jose thinking revenge, antiknee emmy facing his former team. the clowe deflects into it the net. sharks with the lead. in the second, game tied at 1. one past neimi. the goal does not count. the sharks get a break and they'll take it. in overtime it's clowe striking again. bets crawford. sharks get a big 2-1 victory. >> auburn quarterback cam newton won the trophy for player of the year, along with the daisy o'bryan for quarterback of the year. tonight in new york he ads another trophy to his man tell, the heisman. >> the winner is cam newton of auburn university. >> mike: newton led auburn to an undefeated record with over 1400-yard as a quarterback. 49 touchdowns, joining bo jackson and pat sullivan as heisman winners from auburn. >> something that every child has a dream of, that plays the sport of football, and i'm living testimony that anything is possible. i'm pinching myself. i feel like i'm in a dream right now. i can't even stress the fact enough that god is blessing me and brought me a long way. >> mike: stanford quarterback andrew luck was a distant second. but will could be the heisman front runner next season. army and navy meeting for the 111th time. it's 17-7. later in the second, army driving again, this team steelman coughs it up, right to middleton, and his off the races. 98 yards, a long way to run in shoulder pads, trust me. navy over army. 31-17 the final. >> college, stanford book vollllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lightning fast. lightning strong. rizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. 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[ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just forou. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> mike: de la salle had won 210 straight games against high school opponents. these two teams met earlier with de la salle winning. the fake quarterback draw, and then the toss to trevor. grizzlies tie the game. in the second, de la salle on top. 14-7 spartans. and they would pull away from there later in the sefnlgtd houston throws one up to schapp peer row. watch this catch. gets it. de la salle wins its 19th 19th straight championship. 49-21 the final. ncaa volleyball quarterfinals around the nation. cal has not lost a set in this tournament, taking on washington in the seattle regional. cal making its fourth consecutive regional final appearance. first set, set point for cal. the touch. bears take set one. in the second, cal takes the second set. in the third, brown no question there cal heading to its second ever semifinals. then stanford against usc. third set tied at one set apiece. the pac-10 player of the yearyear gives stanford the third set but the cardinals couldn't close it out. college hoops, cal women hosting long beach state. clarendon with a great look, and then caldwell had 17. bears improve to 6-# with the win. university of florida has chosen will muschamp as the under head coach. >> mike: that concludes another broadcast of abc-7 news. thanks for watching. good night. búbúbúgtoaoaoaol