antioch. >>reporter: police aren't saying much at this point but there is still a scene here behind me. this is east 13 near hillcrest and you can see where investigators are workin working. they have been going actually door to door knocking on doors trying to speak to people. dark out here now but lack at the video from sky 7 right after this happened between 4 and 5:00 o'clock. pd were training to stop and detain a wanted parolee for possession. at some point the officer car may have actually made contact with the suspect vehicle. police aren't saying why but they opened fire several officers opened fire on the suspect. suspect was hit multiple times. taken away by an ambulance to an area hospital. his condition is unknown. i did speak to one neighbor in the area who says that this neighbor has started to go downhill over the past several years but again police aren't really telling us anything about the suspect condition at this point or why they needed to open fire so that's the latest in antioch. 7 news. >> all right thanks very much. >> short time ago good samaritan rescued a man whose boat over turn in the bay. rescue boater brought to the south beach marina on the embarcadero. this happened off pier 70. we understand a tugboat operator saw the sailor standing on top of the 25 foot boat. boat man was apparently freezing but is not seriously hurt. coast guard is giving himmel attention tonight. search team looking for missing morgan hill teenager announced today they have found some of her clothes. sheriff's office has confirmed that a bag found sunday belonged to 15-year-old sierra la mar. she has been missing now for 6 day days. of corina has the latest developments. >> we spot $2 people at the command center more exhausted and emotion monthal than any else, her sister and father. >> i'm hoping that tl we'll find a clue that would lead to her being alive from where. >>reporter: most intense search yet for evidence in her sudden disappearance friday. family says it was difficult to learn about the discovery of her purse. >> the it gets scarier because l she wouldn't purposely leave the stuff behind so obviously more anxiety on us. >>reporter: trained volunteer found her pink and black purse on sunday. inside were a pair of pants, t-shirt and under garment. >> clothing was neatly folded inside her juice bag what we don't know at this point if she was wearing the clothing that particular set of clothes when she left the house or extra clothing that she packed. >>reporter: sheriff smith says her office is working with a couple of key fact. she sent a tweet from the home computer at 6:29 friday morning and also sent out a text from her cell phone to friend at 7:11. >> she usually leaves for school between 7:10 and 7:15 so don't know will her physical location was at the time. friend answer the and no forts. >>reporter: map of the evidence trail. sierra awshlly leaves the house to catch the school bus at 7:25. her cell phone was found saturday at an intersection in the opposite direction. on sunday a searc searcher found the purse further north near the intersection of laguna and saint trees a.now some 40 search rescue personnel using 5 trained dogs looking for more evidence. they are scouring areas within a 3 mile radius of her rural morgan hill home. >> all cards still on the tabl table. possible abduction. human trafficking. voluntary run away. >>reporter: family says unanswered questions are taking their toll. >> mr. time goes by the worse you feel. so it's getting really bad. >>reporter: the fbi is now assisting in this case but we don't know exactly what role the agency is playing. we do know additional massive searches are planned for this weekend. in santa clara county, abc 7 news. >> mother of iraq war veteran found dead in san benito county after 8 daiv day search. she was found few miles away from highway 156 on old pacheco pass road shot and consist went blood evidence found in her son car. last wednesday police say her son killed his 11-year-old sister and then turned the gun on himself. he was said to be dealing with ptsd. again an iraq war vet. >> suspect in the string of burglary in the bay area under arrest tonight. police say 44-year-old hernandez targeted homes in san francisco and santa mayo county over the past year and a half. they also say he's a suspect in another series of crimes from several years ago. >> with i believe that he's one of the most prolific burglar around in years based on the fact that in 05 alone when the hi profile tunnel entry burglary series was going on he was arrested and was the prime suspect in that. >>reporter: police recovered 22 browned shopping bag full of stolen things from the home. police believe he got 10 to 20,000 dollars worth of cash and jewelry from each burglary. >> man fit to go stay in this country went to kurt today and hear why the particular case is making news. we smraichbility garcia and willing hamm have been together for more than 10 years. both arrived at immigration hearing in san francisco the try to stop garcia deportation proceedings. >> we got married in new york last year in august and we are now asking the united states government to treaty our marriage the same respect of other marriages. >>reporter: garcia born in mexico but lived here most of his life. >> i was brought here at fraechbility i have been living in the bay area ever since the then. first, his parents eventually got green guards. his sister is a u.s. citizen which means garcia can ask for a green card through one of them. he has. except that there is a 10 to 20-year waiting period. >> government is still processing applications from 1996 even though we are in 2012 so the back will go for sibling petition is absolutely incredible. >>reporter: but because they are now married typically the process of getting a green card is expedited. except that the federal immigration court doesn't recognize gay marriages under the federal defensive marriage act. this means garcia still faces deportation. >> i don't see myself going to mexico. >>reporter: what will happen. >> we don't talk about it. >>reporter: today the judge put the issue of the marriage status aside. putting garcia deportation on hold for 6 months while he waits for his green card application to be reviewed. >> that its exactly how any other married couple would be treated in this context. that is all that they were hoping to achieve by going in court was to be treated equally and with respect. >>reporter: meanwhile the wait continues. >> you never know like what they might come out with later on. it's something that is still there. >> meanwhile we call the u.s. immigration review office today on this specific case because they never returned our calls. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> the largest container ship to ever visit north america is on its which to china tonight. msc fab joel is so big it needed help to get turned around in the oakland inner harbor channel. ship almost a quarter mile long. it dropped off a bunch of cargo at the port of oakland yesterday. problem was there few places wide enough to turn such huge ship around. the the ship managed to squeeze through the channel but it was a very tight fit. >> film atap taition of the better selling book hunger games already a hit. it's selling 10 pictures per sec for the movie. it open ins select theaters at midnight tonight and fans are already lining up to see it. lisa is live in san francisco tonight. >> hi dan. the folks here at the amc on van ness took pity on fans and let them get out of the cold and wait in line up upstairs on the first, second and third floor of the building. and then at 12:01:00 a.m. tvl 12 theaters will show the hunger gamesth 4 shows are already sold out. response has been huge. opening weekend is expected to generate anywhere from 130 to 140 million dollars potentially the biggest march opener in history. the film takes place in the future and is based on how the main character played by jennifer lawrence gets through the hunger games. brutal survival of the fittest type game which pits teen against teen and all of it televised. fans all over can't wait to see it on the big screen. >> i followed all the premier in los angeles to london. they definitely went over there and i read a lot of review and all fantastic and so excited for it. >> there's always the fear with movies and books and i'm one of the people who kind of takes the movie for what it's worth but know they miss the part. i'm hoping for good interpretation. at nearby theaters all mid nature shows are sold out. manager say they sold out the same day on sale n.oakland american express card members were inserrated to special screening this evening at 7:00 o'clock. sneak preview but there are still tickets visible for tonight mid nature show here at this theater. if you can't make it it's okay come back tomorrow because they will start playing the hunger gyms here at the amc at 9:00 a.m. >> this is abc 7 news. >> hunger games live up to the hype? we have that answer tomorrow on entertainment reporter don has his on the aisle review. >> just ahead tonight. abc 7 news fact check. >> people have no earthly idea what warm front happened not only to the economy but to our self image. >> look in the claims in the president campaign documentary not 100 percent accurate. >> i'm in the accu-weather forecast center. will this weekend be complete wash-out? find out in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> this is just very, very phenomenal. >> also. one police that might be theless police you would expect to find green energy. >> pick up that can power your expect to find green energy. >> pick up that can power your home. stay with us. gee san francisco public defender challenge the first of thousands office drunkriving convictions. he showed off one of the breath lice they are put a black eye on the police department. they are to be tested for accuracy every 10 days. but had not been check for almost 10 years. the office has already identified 150 questionable convictions. >> breath test at the scene when you are arrested and very powerful evidence. that evidence is used at your tria trial.so for even people who pled guilty it was on the accuracy of the did he advice. >> under successful challenge convicted draivrs could declare themselves not guilty. prosecutor could then retry the case or most likely dismiss the charge. >> president obama has new campaign film the 17 minute long movie narrated by tom hanks and focus on the president first term achievements. so how accurate is it? vl mark matthews tonight with a fact check. >>reporter: fill being looks back at the financial crisis the president inherited in less than a minute it covers the stimulus spending. >> acted quickly with the recover act. >>reporter: more time spent examining the auto bailout. >> in exchange for help the president would demand action. >>reporter: bush administration had given the car companies 13 billion dollars. the money was now gone. >>reporter: fact check it's true president demanded action from the out makers but so did the bush administration. in fact the republican administration required auto make investigators produce a viable long-term business plan, reduce debt, open the financial records. none of that gets a mention. instead we hear about the industry come back. >> with business booming, they repay their loans. >>reporter: fact khechblingt u.s. has not recovered all of its loans in investments. about half of the 80 billion in federal aid from the out industry remains unpaid. on health care the film correctly documents the rising cost of insurance premium. >> health care cost rising three times the rate of innreetion. >>reporter: the film neglects to point out in 2011 health care premium were still rising at three times the rate of inflation. experts say the president affordable health care act is responsible for at least 1% of that growth. in part because the law requires more generous coverage. >> 2.5 million young cults now have coverage. 17 million kids no listeninger denied for pre-existing conditions. >>reporter: fact check. that's not true. 17 million is the total number of children under the age of 18 who have some sort of medical condition. tl with or were you the the health care law many kids covered by the parents plans wouldn't be in dnger of being denied. in the proposition the president refused to settle on the health care issue. >> some advised him to settle. you could still climate victory if he accepted less. >>reporter: that leaves the impression that the president refused to settle on health care. but he did. remember the public option? agreed to drop that in order to appease senate democrat contracts. thanks to fact check.org. they did the heavy lifting on this fact check. to see their full analysis go to our web site click on the link at the top of the page see it on tv. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> work crew in santa cruz believe they have successfully redirected the river away from the beach boardwalk and back to monterey bay. berm built up on the main beach to protect the amusement park. river swelled during last we can storms and pushed water right up to one side of the 105-year-old boardwalk. good timing on the rebuilding. new storm is expected tomorrow night and you know the man with the answer is on that. that's spencer tracking that storm for us. >> kind of spotty weekend. >> actually it's going to be pre-wet certainly for saturday and maybe on sunday. entire weekend could be pretty much a wash-out. looking at it closely. live view from the mount tam camera. zv on the bay night still mainly clear. a little bit chilly overnight into the early morning hours but certainly starting to trend today. remember how mild it was yesterday with high in the upper 60's to low 60's. look at today high in the negative numbers in blue indicating how much cooler each location was today than yesterday. for example redwood city 10 grease caller. morgan hill 18 agrees caller. 13 cooler than san jose. pretty slow to mostly clear parts of the south bay today. temperatures at this hour mainly in the 40's although oakland at 51 degrees and these are our highlights. clear chilly tonight. rain arrives tomorrow night and we have a wet pattern rate on in to next week. much of next week looks prettywell wet as well. satellite image shows the next system that brings us our rainy weekend couldn't appear to have a lot of moisture in it at the moment but start animation. why it's so wet at 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night. at this point we see the front sweeping in overnight hours tomorrow. saturday the rains fall heavil heavily. front stalls. starts to bank saturday night into sunday. just going to park itself over the bay area and drop rain on us through sunday and rainfall total we project sunday morning at 7:00 o'clock 3 quarters inch to inch and a half north bay east bay and peninsula. half inch to inch in south bay and possibly three inches or more in parts of the santa cruz mountains. we are going to get quite wet this weekend. overnight tonight chilly. low pressure will drop to mid 30's in napa and sonoma, santa rosa, livermore low of 3 36. morgan hill low of 35 chilly rule around the area especially inland. tomorrow partly sunny at legislature for most of the day before clouds arrive tomorrow night. high pressure from low skichlts inland east bay mid 60's around antioch and high of 64 and down near monterey bay similar readings coolers near the by of course and high to 60 but inland low to mid 60's at gilroy and holster. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have 7 days of active weather coming our way after tomorrow. rain arrives tomorrow night. continues noochl suchbilityd showers likely monday and break early tuesday but rain likely at least part of the day tuesday and wednesday. chance of showers l and look for rainfall off and on with little break here and there but wet pattern. kind of pattern expected in jap or february arriving in late march. >> enjoyed in the winter now i wish hit happened then. >> that's right thanks. >> coming up next. thoughts of people line up early at the oakland coliseum and it wasn't for sporting event. stay with us. news at 9:00 continues for sporting event. stay with us. news at 9:00 continues rate here after this. 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