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next at 4:00, s.w.a.t. members are at the home of a double homicide suspect in fairfield. and world leaders are praising the release of one of the world's most well-known political prisoners. and jelly fish tide in san francisco. large numbers washing up on a popular beach. >> alan: good afternoon. s.w.a.t. members are at the home of a double-homicide suspect in fairfield. a manhunt has been going on since this morning for ricardo martinez deleon after his girlfriend and her boyfriend were found deed. we're live at the scene. >> reporter: we're here not far from the suspect's house.

fairfield s.w.a.t. team went into the house and searched the place. they first launched a flash bang into the house. after that, they got no response and went in fully armed with weapons drawn and shields up. they found no sign of the suspect, however. a lieutenant just told me the house is empty. they're now in the process of searching it. the suspect is ricardo martinez deheon. he police say he hot and killed his ex-golf -- ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend. she moved in after she ended her six month old relationship. she has restraining order out against him which for some reason has not been served. the complex neighbors say he

stalked the ex-girlfriend and then threatened her. >> i knew when i heard her screaming, and i told my husband, he is back and he just killed whoever. and he did. he killed her right outside my door and her new boyfriend. >> i didn't know he was going to do that. good grief. >> this is a vietnam police think mart may be driving. a 1995 dodge and lance plate 8h0392. now, just a few minutes ago police put out another bulletin saying he could be driving a white car, 1994 ford s250 pickup truck with oregon plates 100bwe. again, martinez is considered armed and dangerous. there's also a chance i'm told, he could be heading south to

mexico. we're live in fairfield, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: right now in san francisco, crews are in the middle of rescuing two men and a dog who are stuck on the side of the cliff near the lands end. this is near the legion of honor. one of the victims was pull to safety 45 minutes ago. the second was rescued about a half an hour ago. both of them are okay and did not need any medical attention. fire crews are trying to rescue the dog. they have called in rescue boats to help access that area. a community meeting is getting underway in oakland at this hour to discuss the fatal shooting of a barber shop owner on monday night. police shot derek jones after he tried to run airplane -- away from police. he refused to surrender and kept reaching into his waistband with

a silver object. police say it was a silver scale, about three by five inches. the meeting is being held at the missionary ban -- baptist church. two suspects have been arrested in connection to a double shooting in san jose. able horenda and juan cruz were taken into custody of thursday. they were wanted in a deadly shooting in august outside the fairways of san antonio apartment complex. two victims in their 20s, were shot and killed after an argument between two groups of people. investigators say the suspects are members of a criminal street gang. a new statistic shows latino students now make up a majority in california's public schools for the first time in the state's history.

the data was released by the state department of education. almost 50.4% of the state's students identified themselves as latino0s hispanic, 25% white, 9% asian, 7% black, and 7% philippine mow pacific islanders, native americans or other. in a food giveaway kicked off today. most of those two qualify are working but just aren't earning enough. at least 1300 people are expected to get their thanksgiving dinner at the distribution centers. >> we would love to have more donations. what would would like to see is less need and people would not need us. but while they do need us, we want to be here. the love the fact the community supports this so strongly. >> alan: there was shopping for free at the san mateo adult

school and the parkside elementary school. those who cooperate make it today will have another chance to get their thanksgiving meal next saturday. commercial crab fishermen have been setting traps for the start of dungeness crab season. they can begin collecting their catch just after midnight monday morning. sport fishermen have already been reeling in their batch. it opened last saturday. a bigger catch is expected this year so whole sale prices could follow below last year's $2 a pound. there are ongoing negotiations for this seasons catch about 1.75 per pound. san francisco beachgoers stumble upon an unusual sight thousands of jelly fish. experts say large numbers of jelly fish are in the ocean put we only see them when they show

up on the beach. scientist have been getting reports of millions of jellies off the coast since april. these moon gellies are common along the central coast. overseas, president obama is capping off his ten-day four-country tour of asia. his final stop is a summit of pacific rim leaders in japan, where he declared the united states is here to stay as a force in asia. >> reporter: call him the salesman in cheech all week president -- in chief. all week he has been trying to convince asian leaders to open up for american markets. >> in today's interexpected world what happened in d intereconomicked world what happened in chinese has a direct effect on the lives of the american people. this is a job strategy, because

with every $1 billion we sell 5,000 jobs are supported at home. >> reporter: he issued a warning. the united states can no longer serve that's world's consumer. >> nations should not assume their path to prosperity is paved with expects to america. >> reporter: there have been bruising economic setbacks on the trip. no agreement on a free trade deal with south korea. obama could not convince him to open up the market to american cars. the white house says china is deliberately undervaluing their money, making it cheaper to produce goods and cheaper to sell. he president says he will make no apologiys for trying to create jobs. no surprise, the white house is pushing back on the notion the trip failure. abc news, traveling with the

president in japan. >> alan: there's much more still ahead. retailers are already trying to get a jump on the holiday sales. a look at some of the deals two weeks ahead of black friday. the endangered species dying inside state parks. the frustration of local environmental groups trying to stop it. >> leigh: hi there a beautiful shot as we look towards the west towards the bay bridge. mild days will continue for us. we have to deal with brisk

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battle firefighters over pay and benefit cuts. it replaced a station built in 1947. the station was paid for by bond money which has no impact on the deficit. it's one of the city's busiest and recently had 3500 calls in a single year. today, firefighters seemed to put their battle with the city aside. >> extremely proud to have a brand new fire station open today. it's very important that we take care of the community by taking care of our guys and gals and the fastest and easiest way to do that is by giving them the facilities necessary to be able to make a community as safe as possible. >> alan: while the fire station is all new the fire trucks are not. one ladder truck is 18 years old. black friday is still two weeks away but retailers are already starting to offer some of their biggest holiday discounts. there is growing optimism that

consumers may be willing to spend more this holiday season. here's how stores will do almost anything to get you to buy. >> reporter: it's all retail wants for the holidays. >> judging by the amount of people with bags, it's full swing. >> reporter: dragged down we the recession, 2008 and 2009 were hardlyfest stiff for business. but re-credit card companies say retail sales are up 3%. and retailers have adder more workers, and macy had better than expected profits. >> prices are at a level that are appealing to consumers. >> reporter: the christmas lights are already up. shoppers say they're tired of not spending money. >> people want to spend. >> reporter: big business like never before is getting a head

start. best buy kicked off their area black friday sale yes. target started before thanksgiving, and amazon.com launches its online sale a full week before cybermonday. >> a lows retailers to staff the holiday season. >> reporter: wal-mart is offering free shipping. not just the chain stores are thinking big. this popcorn store outside of denver is hiring a dozen employees. >> we're well above average than other years, and it's so much holiday traffic. >> reporter: after the last couple years, 3 to 5% bump is the only present retailers need. >> alan: a judge has denied the request for an injunction that would have forced the fish and game department to sue the state park system. at issue the endanger it species night -- that are dying

in the marsh. >> sometimes an image can be deceiving. they may be the case at this nature preserve on the san mateo county coast. it's peaceful and quiet. >> it's an ecological disaster. >> they filed suit against agencies carl charging they have violated the endangered species act. they asked a judge to order immediate compliance. >> the state mismanaged this resource. >> it looks beautiful. >> but it's void of wildlife. >> in 1990 state parks expanded the wetlands but that changed the quality of the water. since then, gates which should regulate the flow of salt water have rusted open, killing fresh-water speetion seize including the garter snake and

the frog. >> the frogs need to be in these reeds. >> it's not as if the group wanted to bring this suit. they're paying for this lawsuit themselves. after 15 years of complaints they felt they weren't getting any solution. >> you have complain for a long time. >> a long time. >> what do they say? >> study it more. >> study including these dead steelhead. they say there's been a kill like this every year since 1996. >> when your hear the state say they need more studies, what's your reactioning? >> they're stonewalling us. >> a spokesman said we're not sure a suit will iron out the differences between experts. there seems to be no consensus as to a cause or what solution will work. this is frustrating for all of us. to this group, that sounds like more of the same and a double-standard. if a private citizen did this on

his own land, they say, the state would be all over him. >> if you charge us, they would be prosecuting us to the fullest, and fining us and most likely encars rating us. >> but the state doesn't charge the state. >> so far. >> you're saying hold the state to its open standard. >> absolutely. >> if they can't get the state to do it try the courts. abc abbas -- abc-7 news. >> alan: we're enjoying some filed weather. >> leigh: the wind has started to pick up at the higher elevations. we have an advisefully effect there. you can see the camera here from the mount tam tamalpais camera moving around. winds are gusting up to 30-miles-an-hour. mt. diablo gusting up to 36 miles-per-hour. so it's going to be the higher elevations, and you can see the offshore winds bringing us a

beautiful afternoon. and check out these readings. 70 right now in antioch. livermore. 73 in concord. santa rosa, 74. san francisco, 64 right now. 69, mountain view, and san jose, clear skies, 73. here's a look at some surface wind speeds. much calmer than the higher elevations. san jose, 12. 5 in napa, and calm readings right now in novato. it's the higher elevations where the winds are going to howl. so breezy over the hills. mild and breezy day on sunday and then looks like we will stuart get into more of a cooling period getting into wednesday, thursday, and friday. nice clear sky across the bay area. that will translate to clear sky, obviously tonight so in san rafael. wind will help keep things stirred up. so 52 for antioch. 46 livermore, and 50 for san

jose. here is the setup. higher pressure building in, aloft and as well as the surface, and the clockwise circulation around the high is dragging the winds in our direction, not only bringing us some very mild days and helping to increase the wind speeds, once again, the higher elevation. we look for cool nights the next several nights and mild days and 70s to remain there for the next few days. tonight through early monday morning, north to northeast winds, basically above the 1,000-foot level, and gusts up to 40 miles-per-hour, at the 2,000-foot level, close to 50 or 60-miles-an-hour and the national weather service will update this tomorrow for you. here's the look at highs for sunday. enjoy, los got a -- los gatos 75.

menlo park, 7 1. 73 for palo alto. delightful afternoon in san francisco. mild with 71 degrees. north bay, petaluma 73. 75 napa. oakland, 72. 72 for castro valley. livermore, 74. and 74 degrees for morgan hill and 75 for gilroy. the seven-day forecast the mild days stay with us through wednesday, and that's when we look for the high to break down. our next chance of seeing showers, friday and saturday and the temperatures starting to come back down into the mid-to-low 60s by next weekend. >> alan: thank you, leigh. on to shu. just three games left. >> mike: time to make hay. it's been a busy week for auburn quarterback cam newton with pay to play allegations.

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hookup of the game. 40-yard. 21-7 bulldogs. newton tries to bullet to phillips. 18-yard strike ties it up. then the fourth, 13-yard out. four more td's for newton today. auburn is leading. the game is over they win it 49-31. seventh ranked wisconsin and running back john clay against indiana. didn't matter. in the second, james white will not be touched. 30 yards on this touchdown run. makes it 24-10 wisconsin. they're just getting started. the badgers ripped off 28 points in the second quarter. 38-10, wisconsin at the half. that was just the beginning. it's 83-20. the 83 points are the most in the sbs this year and the most in a big ten game in 60 years.

83-20 your final. >> joe paterno. penstate visiting iowa. the first passing touchdown by a joe pa penn state team. nittany lie -- lions. this is returned for the chowfnl ohio state on top, 17-14. in the fourth, pass deflected. 58-yard touchdown 24-14. ohio state goes on to win it 38-14. your final. remember to join us on after the game following the arizona-usc contest right here at 5:00. we'll have highlights and scores from the day's college football action. the 49ers ready to make noise after a win over the broncos in london. the rams are coming to town on

sunday. troy smith with start his second game at quarterback. 49ers at the midway point of the season and they're confident they can make the next step in the second half of the campaign. >> for u.s., the most important thing, like in every year, is november and december. and hopefully we have learned a lot of things from the first half of the season and we'll take that forward into the next half. >> mike: cal hosting oregon. stanford at asu. both late games. and college football from around the nation later in this newscast. >> alan: coming up world leaders are calling at it few steps forward for democracy. one of the world's most well-known political prisoners has been released. the controversial free software that you inhale, they inhale.

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>> alan: one of the world's most famous political prisoners is free at least for the final being. the government of myanmar has released aung san suu kyi. >> reporter: these were a few steps forward for democracy. [cheering] >> reporter: aung san suu kyi was greeted with cheers and

flowers by thousands of supporters before being a prisoner in her own home for seven and a half years. i have not seen you all for a long time she told them. so i have lots of things to tell you all. the military dictatorship has ended the latest or deal. the price she paid for bag crusader for democracy. she has been under detention for more than 15 of the last 21 years. traveling in japan, president obama said in a statement, she is a hero of mine, adding it's time for the burmese regime to release all political prisoners not just one. kyi freedom gave heart to activists. >> she can address people waiting so long for her release and also the international community. >> ee man mar -- myanmar has one of the worst records. >> the government of burma does

not represent the people of burma. the feelings month berm naees people is that aung san suu kyi represents the people of burma. >> she refuses to give up on her dream, a free myanmar. abc news. >> alan: former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel formally announced he is running for mayor of chicago today. the former congressman began campaigning unofficially after leaving the white house several weeks ago. the election is in february. only the opportunity to help president obama as his chief of staff could have pried me away from chicago, and only the opportunity to lead this city could have pried me away from the president's side, because he knows in chicago, president obama supported my decision for which i am grateful. >> alan: he is one of half a dozen official and unofficial

candidates running for chicago mayor. in a world where there's constant worry about keeping personal medical information private, bay area team of film makers is going the other direction. they got unprecedented access to highland hospital in oakland and uploaded some of their video to ureport powered by youtube. we decided to find out more about their project called "the waiting room." >> fresh medicine? >> daily life at highland hospital. captured by a video crew, with plans to make each patient's story matter. >> i was injured on the job. i give 110 of my body to the company. >> i'm here for my tb reading. i just got out of prison. >> reporter: some arrived in critical condition. >> when you were shot you became paralyzed. >> reporter: others are here because there's no place else to turn. >> i was having a hard time

finding employment, and we lost our home. >> i'm basically retired. i have very little income. >> i don't have any more health benefits so i have to come up here in order to get my epilepsy medication. >> reporter: pete nix and his team spent the past five months in the waiting room. this is a public hospital that never turns anyone away. >> visually an incredibly diverse site and then you start to look and talk to people and you realize, it's a remarkable manifestation of our healthcare policy in america. >> reporter: that idea is that as people wait for medical care they have a chance to share what's on their minds. >> for some reason rich people don't want regular people to be happy. >> reporter: the crew shot 150 hours of video that will eventually become a documentary. a lot of it is online right now on a web site called, "what are you waiting for?

" a lot of people talking about wide, range of experiences including a you can woman who refused to identify who attacked her. >> she was in a fetal position and they kicked her. >> reporter: to another young woman looking for her future. >> bliefd medicine would -- i believed medicine would be a way to impact other people's lives. >> reporter: the team is hoping to put a video booth in the waiting room so people can record their stories. >> i'm 17 years old. used to think about you're not going to work the rest of your life. >> reporter: it's all voluntary. every patient and staff member has given their consent. >> we have to work hard when we have a film crew coming into an environment where people expect and demand privacy. at the same time i think america is saying we want to know more about what is going on in our healthcare systems. >> it's surprising how eager

people are to share. >> reporter: the hospital ceo knows there will be both good and bad comments about patient care, and he is ready to hear them. he has shown some of the videos at staff meetings. >> it helps connect us back to why we are all here and what's the point of what we do. >> i cannot live without another one of your books. >> so free. >> i know it. >> you're a greedy man. >> alan: we got most of our video for our story through ureport powered by youtube. show us what you've got. upload your video to ureport abc7news.com or remeal reports to kgo.com. we have a link at our web site go to abcnews.com, under "see it on tv". the newest twist in identity theft can take place in a coffee shop while your lap tap --

laptop it connected to a wi-fi network. >> reporter: nobody pays attention when a person walks into a coffee shop and logs a laptop on to the free public wi-fi network. what happens next should put you on the alert. an application called fire sheet can start tracking who is using facebook or twitter. intercepting data that allows a total stranger to take over your account. >> they can capture the cookie that passes on the identity information and they can hijack your account. >> reporter: users are surprised. >> not cool. >> reporter: how is this possible? while a web site may require a password to log in, many don't encrypt subsequent transmissions, creating a security gap. this user was logged on to facebook but wasn't concern. >> it's a social network for me. i only use it to catch up with people. it's not here's my social

security number. >> reporter: it was development by two programmers trying to wave a red warning flag. >> i was tired of dealing with web site ignoring user privacy. >> reporter: their free application has been downloaded 800,000 times. >> be the people that need to watch this video are facebook and they're the ones that make this possible. >> reporter: we contacted facebook but have not heard from them. fire sheet checks twitter and 22 other popular sites. >> the fact that these web sites that the social networking web sites don't encrest their -- encrypt their traffic throughout. >> privacy is not guaranteed and it's up to you to be aware when you're covered and when you're not. >> reporter: abc-7 money scope. >> alan: just ahead livingon the limit.

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>> alan: there's a man named nick who was born without arms and legs, and his life struggles turned him into an amazing motivationol speaker. the spiritual leaders are hoping he can inspire parts of san francisco struggling with crime and violence. here's more. >> this is a promotional video for nick. there's never been a medical explanation for why he was born without arms or legs. he tried to kill himself when he was ten years old. but by his late teens had turned that depression into inspiration. for himself and others. >> i have no arms and legs but i'm very thankful i have also

chicken drumstick. >> he speaks to children and adults around the world as seen in this video from his front profit, life without limits. he is coming to san francisco at the request of spiritual leaders, they're hoping his message of overcoming limitations will heal communities torn by crime and special problems. >> we refuse to stoop to hate violence, division and meanness. we're going to work to foster community, love, respect, and civility. >> reporter: we spoke with instinct via skype. he sent us messages about turning obstacles into opportunity and being thankful for what we have. >> it's just a great, great perspective reality check if you want to say of all of us knowing that no matter what we have in our life, we don't -- we have a choice to be angry about things we don't have or don't

understand or being thankful what we have. >> his journey is based in his christian faith but believes the prims can be applied by anyone. >> alan: nick's presentation is tonight at 8:00 p.m. at st. mary's cathedral and san francisco. you have to register through the third baptist church. there's a link at abc7news.com. an urban dance movement born in oakland that has gone global. >> alan: we'll take you turfin' when we come back. >> all new -- oscar winner whoopi goldberg. oprah: we're clearing up those feud rumors. >> and -- for the first time in 25 years "the color purple" reunion!

nce event in the country, and among the teams that will perform is an oakland group that is a youtube send sensation. break public. ♪ >> reporter: preparing for the world of dance competition. this is turfin' taking up room on the floor. it started in oakland. >> a person is its own free form style of dancing. >> reporter: acrobatics, ballet, hip-hop. they see this creativity as a positive influence, changing negative perceptions about young people in east oakland. >> me and my friend started out a company, about making dance videos and showing there was something more than violence in oakland. >> reporter: this is the first video, a tribute to darrell's

brother what was called in a traffic accident. 1.6 million hits. >> i pray for 100,000 views. to see 1.6 million it's like -- wait let me click this over and make sure it's the right video. >> reporter: meet beast and blaze. turfin' was a revelation. >> see the guys dance, for him, try, he try he try. >> it's considered experimental in france. so you'll recognize the turfin' moves in france. >> it's fresh. >> reporter: dance is an international language. it's inspiring a new generation. >> the way i dance? i tell a story. >> reporter: and his dancing partner is five years old. the video is a turning point and a chance for a bright future. they're looking for a sponsor

and the opportunity show the world turfin'. in oakland don sanchez, abc-7 news. >> alan: you can see them perform tonight at world of dance at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo have links to their video on abc7.com and click on "see it on tv". now to leigh glaser. incredible weather. >> leigh: a delightful day. we're going do it again tomorrow. beautiful setting sun out there for you from our high definition east bay cam, looking west towards the golden gate bridge. a few high clouds out there. here's a look at current readings. already at 70 in antioch, 73 in concord. san francisco, 64. 74 in santa rosa. 73 in fremont. and 73 right now in san jose. we are going to bring in some wind mainly the higher

elevations overnight tonight and throughout the day on sunday. mild and breezy day for our sunday, and then we will start to cool things off a bit as we head into wednesday thursday, and friday. overnight temperatures tonight the winds help to keep us a little warmer so no upper 30s or 40s. so 47 for napa tonight. 52 oakland. 56 for livermore valley area. here's the setup for the next several days. high pressure continuing to build in fair weathermaker but the circulation around the highs is what is helping to bring us gusty woibz out of the northeast. the higher elevations. so, surface winds will now -- not bed a advisory levels so cool tomorrow evening and the next few nights, and mild days as we continue into the mid-to-low 70s. high pressure will be with us. at mid-week, the high breaks

down leading to cooler air has some leading to rain next weekend. we do have a wind advisory tonight. northeast winds, 20 to 40 miles-per-hour. above the 1,000-foot level. and then also as you get a little bit higher above the 2,000-foot level. those gusts anywhere from 50 to 60 miles-per-hour. i just checked and it's a 3600 level. mt. diablo. wind speeds up to 56-miles-an-hour. here's a look at our highs for sunday. enjoy. campbell and san jose. mid-'0s. even some 70s at the coast. half moon bay 70. downtown san francisco, a mild day, 71 degrees, expected your high. north bay, 76 for santa rosa. 75 for sonoma and napa. oakland, 72. fremont, 74. mid-70s for brentwood, antioch, concord, 7 4.

monterey 70. santa cruz, 72. my accuweather seven-day forecast breezy the next couple of days, the higher elevations. otherwise, 70s around the bay. enjoy. by wednesday and thursday all breaks down. cooler air mass coming in leading to showers friday and saturday. >> alan: on to shu coming down to the wire in college football. >> mike: we have plenty of college football. while troy smith with quarterback the niners against the rams on sunday. we hear from theñ"ñ"ñ"ñ"ñ"ñ"ñ")9

chick. >> auburn has been dealing with allegations all week their quarterback cam newton and his father requested money to play at mississippi state after left

florida. auburn decided to trust the system and worry about possible forfeits later, and 30 minutes before kickoff newt was named the scatterer talk. he scored the open td and mississippi responded. newt top fires a bullet to set up the strike. then in the fourth, newton to kirk. you can't stop him. this time from 13-yards out. four more tds auburn wins 49-31. wisconsin with all-star running back john clay against indiana. didn't matter in the second, white will not be touched. 30 yards on the touchdown run. 24-10 wisconsin. the bammers ripped off 28 points in the second quarter. wisconsin up 38-10 at the half. that was just the beginning. in the fourth 17-yard run makes it 83-20. the 83 points most this year and

most by a team in a big ten game in 60 years. joe pa fresh off his 400th 400th win, penn state visiting ohio state. nittany lions up 14-3 at the half. buckeyes rally. the pass is tipped. bobbled. picked off for the 43-yard return. ohio state on top. in the fourth, pass deflected. 58-yard touchdown, ohio state goes on to a 38-14 victory. senior day for quarterback andy dalton as tcu hosted by a very good 7-2 san diego state. we canup call for dalton and the horned frogs. dalton to curley.

tcu on the board. they would score 27 unanswered to end the first half. tcu tested but prevail 40-pa. >> tcu knocked off utah last week. now utah and notre dame. in the third, reese rolls right on the money. 26 yards. 21-3 irish. later in the third, reese again. this time 12 yards. reese threw for three touchdowns, notre dame stuns 14th ranked utah, 28-3. remember to join us after the game following the arizona-usc contest right here on abc-7. highlight and scores including stanford and cal. >> 49ers ready to make some noise. troy smith will start his second game at quarterback.

alex smith still out with an injured shoulder. the 49ers at the mid-way point of the season and are confident. >> for us, the most important thing, like in every year, is november and december. and hopefully we have learned a lot of things from the first half of the season and we'll take that forward into the next half. >> mike: cal hosting oregon. never lost at home this year. up 7-0 as we speak. stanford at asu and that would be the upset of the year if cal can beat oregon. a long way to go. >> leigh: you never know. >> alan: you never know that's right. that's it for us at 4:00. thank you very much for watching. arizona, usc coming at you. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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