down beginning at 2:00 this morning. police say a woman managed to describe the get way car. >> a memorial will be held thursday for two stanta cruz police officers shot and killed in the line of duty last week this, is a photo of detective sargeant lauren butch baker with his family. is he on the far right in this photo. detective butler was also killed on tuesday this, is her with her family. they were interviewed sexual assault suspect jeremy goulet. he opened fire and was later killed in a shootout. a motorcade is scheduled to start thursday at 8:45 a.m. on ocean street and will travel over highway 17 to san jose. the memorial was moved to hp pavilion to accommodate what is expected to be a large crowd and expected to start at noon. there will be a live feed of the service at the kaiser permanente arena. we'll broadcast the service live right here on abc 7 news as well as abc 7 news.com. >> a man convicked of impersonating a parking lot attendant is back in jail for the same thing that put him there two months this year. the 50-year-old was arrested last sunday for selling parking spaces he didn't control. this arrest four days after he finished a 60 day sentence for the same crime. abc 7 news brought you this story while he was still doing time. >> rain is on the way. >> yes. spencer christian is here with the accu-weather forecast update for us. >> it's about 24 hours away. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. we're picking up spots of moisture, you can see approaching system is well off shore at the moment. it doesn't contain a tremendous amount of moisture but brings us measurable rainfall for sure. sheer what we expect starting at 5:00 in the afternoon. you can see by 11:00 tomorrow, wednesday night, 11:00 wednesday night, we expect one and a half inches of rain in north bay mountains, perhaps one inch in the santa cruz mountains. a quarter to half inch in lower elevations. let me show you right now. most bay area locations are so dry, we'd need from about two and a half to four and a half inches of rain now to bring us up to normal rainfall levels so we're go fog get some much-needed rainfall out of this system. larry and carolyn? >> thank you. when the rain arrives it will be welcome. we're not in a brought but what began was a lot of rain it and thinned out. >> wayne freedman is live with some of the rain's implications in the north bay. wayne? >> just once can we have a rainy season to have just right amount? the reservoirs on the north bay are as far as 99% capacity. people running the reservoirs would like to see more weerj a little more rain would be nice. >> a little? >> yes. >> what is a sflil. >> you know, evenly spaced out. another 8 to 12 inches won't hurt. >> that is ned in the dry creek valley. watching and worrying all week long. he's waiting for the epic event known as bud break. when the dormant vines open up and the grapes begin to grow. it's been an unusual winter, he says, lots of rain, then hardly any. too much rain and vines could suffer by growing too fast. tool, opposite affect. a series of gentle storms could be perfect. >> just will be good to have more rain in the soil to help support the initial growth of the vines. >> in case you're wondering the national weather service forecast as much as it can, anyway a 40% chance of a large amount of rain and normal amount of rain, so... it doesn't look that positive. looks like we can use more but we're close, they say the more rain now, the better we'll be for dealing with the it next year. >> onto the federal budget sqeft yes, many feared would delay flights. faa reports it has not caused significant problems, at least not yet. >> homeland security secretary says if plain planes are on time, passengers goring to wait in longer lines. her department operates the transportation security administration, the tsa with customs and border protection. so far travelers appear to be waiting longer and screening lines at los angeles international airport and at chicago o'hare international. >> we'll see these affects cascade over the next week. >> what kind of lines are we talking about? 10 times as long? >> yes. boy say about 150-200% as long as we'd normally expect. >> the president held a first cabinet meeting of his second term at the white house today, covering how various departments will function for dealing with cuts. the president believes cuts will hurt individual americans. >> it's a very deep concern, i think everybody knows where i stand on this issue. we are going to manage it as best we can to try to minimize affects on american families. but... it's not the right way for us to go about deficit reduction. >> the president also nominated three people to join his cabinet today. they are an m.i.t.fizzist, and gina mcchargey and walmart foundation president to head office of management and budget. all three must now face confirmation hearing autos wildlife officials rescued a gull they found with ribbon around it's neck. >> the gull seen at san lor yenzo park. the group wildlife emergency services sent thus video. they used fritos to lure the gull and then caught knit a soft net. it did take work to undo it from the ribbon. it's not sure if someone did it on purpose or if the bird got caught up in this, it's getting recover time and will be released back into the wild. >> another wild and wildlife encounter in contra costa county. hoshss had to be rounded up after they escaped their enclosure, about 2:00 a.m. they're seen at i 680 off ramp just hanging out. deputies shut the do you road down. >> still ahead doctors say a baby born with hiv appears to have been cured. impact this could have on future treatment autos first lady michelle obama's first ever google hang out includes dougy dance. what she was nervous about during oscar autos at 4:30 homes red tagged. new problems residents learning about following last week's water main break in the west portal neighborhood. >> michael finney taking your questions. he will answer them here live in just a few minutes. >> and 4:10 let's check on the skyway. it's looking heavy as usual for drivers trying to make their way east across the bay bridge. lighter for drivers heading south towards peninsula and beyond. a possible break through in the fight against aids, scientists say a baby born with hiv appears to have been cured thanks to a stronger treatment regime. he has no signs of infection. abc news reporter karen traverse has the story. >> officials are calling it the mississippi miracle baby. >> we have in fact cured the child. >> the baby's mother was hiv positive and had not received any prenatal care. 30 hours after the baby was born, before doctor doctors confirmed it was hiv positive as well they decided to take an aggressive approach to its treatment. over the next 18 months the child responded well to treatment but then, stopped coming. and stopped medicines. when doctors tracked down the mother and child several months later they detectived no hiv in the child's blood. >> my first thought was to pan yichblgt i thought oh, my goodness. i very been treating a child not actually infected. >> just to be sure doctors went back and checked the lab work and confirmed the child did have hiv at birth the child is now two and a half years old, off medication about a year, still no signs of the infection. there is only been one other case of someone being cured of hiv, a german man who saved bone marrow transplant. the mississippi case could be a major break through in future treatment. >> if this works high-dose treatment at the time of birth could revolutionize what is being done. >> doctors say this could be used on other baby was hiv to see if there is similar success. >> turning to business news now, smart phones about to break a big record and latest company to suffer a hack tack. >> good afternoon, larry and carolyn, shipments of smart phones are expected to exceed feature phones this year for the very first time. companies will ship 918 million smart phones in 2013 accounting for just more than 50% of all mobile phones shipped. compare that to last year with just 41% smart phones. following prices and wider availability is helping fuel big growth. ibc says china will remain the largest market for smart phones. sony selling it's stake in social gaming company dna as the struggling giant tries to turn itself around. sony going to get about $438 million from the deal. it's the fourth major as yet including bilgds in new york and tokyo. stocks rising on speculation the fed will continue it's stimulus measures and your bloomberg silicon valley index falling. evernote getting hit by hackers saying hackers were able to gain access owe to user information by content was not compromised. evernote requiring 50 million users to reset their pass words and reportedly all of it's software products. at bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you. >> the first lady took her health campaign online today in the first ever google plus chat pechl from across the country, took part and had an opportunity to ask other questions, one fan asked about her and her experience as an oscar presentor last week. i was more nervous than i thought i'd be. i thought i'd drop the envelope. it's an awesome moment. >> mrs. obama showed off her dancing skills when asked about her favorite dance moves saying it was the dougy and got everybody in on the conversation. >> spencer? are you going to show us the moves. >> still working on this. it's been in developing stages for decade autos yes. >> that is where it will remain for sure. what's happening now, we've got clear skies around the bay area. we have clouds off shork the system coming our way to bring us rainfall. we have a winter storm warning in affect from tomorrow evening at 7:00 to wednesday night at 10:00. over in central sierra there could be 10 to 20 inches of storm, right now, it doesn't look stormy. clear skies. temperatures around the bay area 53 degrees. 56 across the bay in oakland. another live view from our east bay hills camera lots of sunshine there. temperatures 54 degrees in santa rosa. livermore 60 degrees. we'll see clouds thickening tomorrow that, will begin overnight tonight. rain developing into late afternoon hours. showers from the system maying linger into thursday. a beach hazard advisory this afternoon. stay away from the water's edge. you can see lots of clouds there and moisture. a tremendous amount of moisture. there is a lot of cold air behind the front. we're going to get rainfall out of this. notice the front sweeps into the central part of the bay area by 10:00 tomorrow night. virtually all parlgts will be wet by 10:00 tomorrow evening, then, overnight rainfall tapering off into showers. so it will be a wet start to rush hour wednesday morning. throughout the day, periods of rain and showers wednesday continuing into late wednesday night. and some more showers wednesday morning. overnight tonight, clouds increasing late. low temperatures dropping into mid-30s. only low 40s around the bay skpont coast. then, tomorrow, under cloudy skies look for highs in the south bay about low to mid-60s. low 60s on the peninsula. in the north bay, low 60s, 61 in son gnomea. east bay, 62 in oakland. inland east bay, 62 in concord. here is the accu-weather forecast. chilly rainy wednesday and thursday. high temperatures only into low to mid-50s. friday starts to get milder over the weekend. sunny by sunday and monday. so from rainy to dry, mild. >> you're talking about rain deficits is that something we can make up in a big storm? how long will that take? >> a series of six to eight medium sized ones. to make it up in one storm which is not going to happen that, would never produce flooding. >> what we're looking at is not a big system. >> we're going to get wet for sure. we can see an inch of rain in this system. a decent rainfall event but it's just a little dent. >> thank you. >> okay. >> up next dark knight overseas. a man shows up in london. >> beating buzzer in dramatic fashion. you've got to see the end to this game. >> taking a look at traffic right now this, is our camera pointed at mcarthur maze. you can see them coming our way. some are making a sharp right to head towards san francisco. abc forget about goth yam city, batman is on the job in great britain he's moved. >> you've got to see this, a guy in batman regalia hand over a wanted man to police. he wasn't the joker but a suspected thief. >> these images taken by a surveillance camera at station plees station in the town of bradford. police charged the suspect with handling stolen goods and fraud-related expense autos batman doesn't look too active in this still photo. and maybe should hit the gym. >> oh, boy. >> well he's just kind of whatever. >> he did a good deed. >> a return for a television icon. tv's hottest new villain parks in l.a.. >> today it was back to work for tv icon barbara walters. >> barbara welcomed back with applause today after taking six weeks off to recover from chicken poxes and a concussion. some characters made a special appearance this weekend at the pailly center in beverly hills. the cast of "once upon a time". >> sometimes you've got to want people to go, i like that guy. and then, he does something bad. >> it's a dream come true for jamie lynn spears. the 21-year-old sister of britney spears posted this photo now thinks she's engaged to her 30-year-old boyfriend jamie watson. britney writing quote so excited and happy for my sister, congrats, love you. get your hot headlines any time at otrc.com. >> new problems from a massive water main break. >> sink holes are opening up underneath their homes. could this have been prevented? maybe. >> michael jackson's wrongful death lawsuit. revealing e mail putting blame on the concert promoter. plus. >> we're going to let this lady die? >> that is why we're calling 911. sorry. >> pleas from a 911 operator after a nurse refuses to help save the life of an elderly things got worse for that san francisco neighborhood where a water main broke. >> streets were flooded then and several homes damaged that. day there were two resulting sink hole but today there are at least three more, three homes are now red tagged. abc 7 news is in that neighborhood live for us. a handful of city agencies are now meeting at this intersection. since day one when there is a sink hole in the street, three more have been discovered including recent this afternoon ai. house on the corner where homeowners just moved in two weeks ago. they've not yet been ordered to move out. three other families have. three homes are red tagged. the sign sites soil is unstable, two share a 20 foot sink hole inside of the home oo. and this is probably four to five feet deep. >> the water exploded up through the concrete load creating a river two feet deep across the area, 23 homes wfr affected. that day there is one sink hole in the street where the break happened. cindy's home is red tagged. she says state farm is back pedaling. >> we need to know now and make decisions for our children. >> gloria lives a block up but might as well have predicted the disaster. in 2007 when a developer asked for permission to build eight homes on 15th avenue she and other neighbors pointed out they'd be built on a creek bed that fed pine lake in stern grove. chamber lynn says neighbors ignored concerns of the water flow. >> we're not concerned about hot th houses as much as the existing properties because the weight of the houses may shift the sands that this home is build on. >> the city says there are also three yellow tagged homes meaning they're restricted from going to certain parts of the home. >> thank you. >> in florida a second sink hole opened up there today not far from where the first swal growed a part of a home and killed a man. it's located about three miles away about 10 feet deep, opening up behind a home, nobody was hurtd, crews finishing demolition work of a home in tampa. you can see what is left of the property. rescuers had to give up efforts to find the man. >> bakers field police are now investigating whether there was crime fal wrong doing in the death of a woman after a nurse in an assistive living facility refused to perform cpr. >> well, then, if you can get anyone, any stranger happening to walk about by, i understand if your boss telling you you can't do it f there is any, as a human being is there anyone there will be to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> during that call, the dispatcher assured the nurse the facility could not be sued if anything went wrong with cpr. the 87-year-old later died at the hospital. officials at the facility defended it's nurse saying she did follow company policy. >> an e mail accuses a concert promoter in michael jackson's death was revealed as the judge unsealed documents accusing aeg live of hiring dr. conrad murray to get jackson ready for rehearsals despite health concerns. aeg argues it has no liability because murray was not it's employee. the trial set for april. >> casey anthony made her first public appearance today for a meeting in a bankruptcy case. she arrived with her attorney. she says she doesn't pay rent or utilities and living off of unsolicited gift cards. she says she's unemployed and has not received any money for telling her story. the 26-year-old has in the made public appearances since leaving jail after being acquitted of murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee a family is asking for help to find their missing 18-year-old sochbl he walked out of his home last tuesday morning and he has in the been heard from since. his parents have been working in search of crews saying he was only wearing jeans, a sweat shirt and slip slip qlerz he disappeared. his last post on facebook was quote so, done with this. he did not take his car and has not reported to school or part time job. >> the nobel peace prize committee received 259 nominations for this year's with a rd. the committee doesn't officially reveal the names but sometimes they choose to announce their pick including u.s. army private bradley manning admitted to sending classified documents to wiki leaks. and teen-age activist from pakistan who survived after militants shot her in the head. they objected to her being outspoken about encouraging pakistani goirls get an i had ed x. >> -- education. >> still ahead a championship game causes confusion. the final shot at the buzzer. >> in today's 7 on your side q and a just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions here live later. >> i'm spencer christian looking down at ocean beach not a sign after the approaching rain but rain is approaching. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> right now, sunny skies and a nice commute if you're heading akrots golden gate bridge. and traffic heading into san francisco flowing nicely as is the traffic northbound towards marin. stay with us. march madness arrived early. the end of this high school game over the weekend. >> buzzer beaters then, there is this. check it out. >> confusion after he hit a 55-foot shot for the high school. players for a rival team were celebrating after officials said after the buzzer sounded so when the red light goes on that means if the ball is still in his hands it doesn't count. but a look at replay showed he beat the clock just in the nick of time. and he described it on abc's good morning america. >> did you know it was good when you let it go? >> no. i did not. it felt good. but everything feels good at a moment like that. i just let it go. >> this kid just needed more height on that ball. and... >> who would have thought that that could have happened?. >> never, never. >> crazy. >> unbelievable. great presence of mind. to beat the clock. >> that something else. >> that that is what it takes to get on good morning america or as spencer christian can tell us. >> we're picking up no clouds or rainfall. but it's on the way. system bringing us rainfall is going to bring snow from 7:00 tomorrow evening to 10:00 wednesday night. nationally tomorrow looking at sky conditions in the nation's mid section. light snow and rain from ohio valley reaching into the gulf coast. in pacific north weflt will be wet as usual. on the west coast, north coast, i should say, of california we'll see rain early tomorrow before it arrives late. southern part of the state will be dry and mild. high temperatures in 60s to 70s, clouds thickening overnight tonight. will be a cloudy day tomorrow. waiting for rains to arrive. high temperatures low 60s around the bay. some upper, mid to upper 50s on the coast. now, you can follow live doppler 7 hd on twitter now for the latest in bay area weather conditions sunny, cloudy, rainy dry. get video forecasts on the tweets. >> up next apparent link between obesity gene and a deadly form of skin cancer. >> are you looking for a private investigator? in the bay area, advice britain's queen elizabeth is back at buckingham palace resting after a hospital stay for a severe stomach bug the palace said the queen could be stay staying two days. her events for the week had been cancelled. this is the first hospital stay in 10 years. >> checking healthy living news this afternoon, first researchers identify so called fat gene, now, scientists believe it may be linked to a deadly form of skin cancer, they found a part of the gene associated with malignant mel lan yoma. the findings appear in the journal nature genetic autos some people like to exercise in the morning if you're a night owl one group says it's okay to work out before bed time. the sleep foundation discovered most people can sleep yuft fine after exer sitesing and showing people who exercise not only sleep better but feel more rested. s the report came out today. >> time for consumer news. michael finney is here answering questions that you folks had via twitter and i mail. first comes from chairn r. we purchase aid house and after a year they reassessed the property. >> here, we've got prop 13 coming close to that. what the law says is that when you buy a house that is how much it's worth unless you bought it super cheap, then, it can increase by 2% or inflation every year, whichever is cheaper then you start again every new year, it can go up if you just bought it a year ago, prices are now going up. in 10 years you're going to be ahead of the game. >> what is the timing of reassess snmt. >> once per year. so prices have gone up since last year. so that can go up. >> next question comes from carol janeo asking how to i locate a private investigator in the bay area? >> these guys are licensed by the state. department of consumer affairs. you can go to their web site. they have to go through a huge process to make sure they're legitimate. now find a good one. you can talk to your police department. problem is that they shouldn't should refer to you people they know f you don't want someone tied to the local government you might want to go further year field. >> shelly h wants to know do you know the least-aggravating way to get in touch with the irs? i hate the phone tree. >> i hate all phone trees they're horrible. i've got a good way. this gets around the phone tree there is one service call get human you put in your phone number about 10 minutes later. dithis. irs calls me back. you tell them what it is you want to do. >> that can probably help with us other phone tree autos gets you around all of the things. go and check it out. get human is fabulous. >> they call you sfwhak. >> they call immediate back in 10 minutes. >> this is just a simulation call. >> thank you. >> still head on abc 7 news a hiring spree to put young people to work. >> if you're looking for a summer job, jamba juice is hiring. >> in the abc 7 newsroom another young life taken. >> 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(woman) it's just been an amazing, amazing journey. i love these people. ♪ and it's beautiful it is that time of the year, one expert says it might be a fruitless search for one in five teenager buzz hundreds could get lucky with janba juice. >> jamba juice ceo organized a national hiring day at 100 stores tomorrow but kicked things off today at center on treasure ildand. >> there is a special area for young people giving a forced leg up. do you know what? people sometimes don't have that opportunity. >> participants are low income young people and learning skills in a variety of trades including culinary arts. >> looking for work every day. there is no jobs anywhere. the recession is bad. that is when i decided to go through job core. >> the 24-year-old turned his training into an internship with jamba juice now has a job creating new drinks in the test kitchen. the company ceo says he's looking for great energy and passion as he recruits employees for the summer. jamba juice has openings nationwide, 500 here in the bay area. >> show people you have a skill you've been learning and qualify forward that, that job. >> we're not just interested in students getting jobs but in building a career they can make a difference for them it happened for renee ortiz and these students are hoping for the same opportunity. >> and anyone can apply for jobs tomorrow. you can find a list of locations on our web site on abc 7 news.com. this will be on market street near the civic center from 12:00 noon until 4:00 p.m. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. a reminder about our alarm clock app which is still available from your phone and on google play. it is also still available if you have an iphone. abc 7 news at 5:00 gibs right now. >> thank you v theft of a yacht turns into a standoff at sea. the joyride did not get far from coast guard caught up with the sailing suspects. >> another young life taken too soon. tragedy that took this high school student in just a moment. >> in the accu-weather forecast center much needed rainfall is headed our way. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we begin with a young life taken far too soon. >> a teenager kill bid a suspected drunk driver. 17-year-old was a student at lowell high school. she was hit by a car, she was crossing saturday night. we're live tonight tochl plain how this happened. >> the 17-year-old crossing that intersection this, is a very busy dangerous intersection. neighbors here say this could have been avoided. the classmates and friends came to place flowers at the intersection with the 17-year-old student was struck. her friends were surprised to seat father there. he came to warn them of the intersection. >> i just learned if my daughter is a victim there. >> he said his daughter was out saturday night celebrating her birthday. >> i have been saying if someone gets hit, i told her i'm waiting for daughter to come back. they asked the name. i told her the names. and they said she's on her way to san francisco general hospital. >> the driver was arrested at the scene. >> he's arrest forward felony dui. >> her friends remember her as an excellent runner, a happy person and a good friend. >> she made me laugh and i got her humor she got my humor. >> she inspired me. yes. i don't know. i'm sorry. i'm numb now it will be heart breaking for people. i thought woibt great to just come out. >> this intersection has no stop lights. neighbors here say while there are pedestrian crossing signs few cars stop. >> something has got to be done. >> we talked to one supervisor who told thaws three intersections on slope boulevard will be improved to increase safety. for those who want to know they're sloet at everglade forest skpru 23 avenue. neighbor woz like to see a traffic light at this intersection where she was killed. >> the thank you eve yorts underway to remove a yacht that ran aground off pacifica today. sky 7 hd was overhead. the vessel stolen from the dock overnight. those on board sailed it and that is where mark matthews has more. >> thr 82-foot darling is in the surf line. it's atached a line and attempting now to pull to it sea. and then, ran ate ground. >> these pictures taken this morning show one suspect attempting to steer the boat off the sand but it didn't work. by morning the yacht was wedged in and police ordering

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