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good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. the hunt for a fairfield man wanted for a fatal shooting of his ex-girlfriend of her new boyfriend extends to mexico. they believe he shot the couple in a jealous rage early yesterday morning. amy hollyfield reports on a fugitive police consider armed and dangerous. >> they say ricardo martinez was waiting for them as they walked through the parking lot. >> i heard her screaming. that is what i told my husband, he just killed whoever. he killed her and her new boyfriend. >> residents of the complex had seen martinez before and they new the victim had a restraining order against him. some had even heard him threaten her. >> he said he would kill her.

>> and it came as a shock that it actually happened. >> yeah, i've seen him before, but i didn't know he was going to do that. good grief. >> police believe martinez is on the run and he could be driving a white dodge van with a blue stripes on the side, 8803092 license plate number. or he might be in white ford pickup truck with oregon plates, 100 bwe for a license plate number. >> we're still actively looking for him. >> the s.w.a.t. team searched his fairfield home and acted if martinez was inside. they threw grenades in the home. they went inside with the weapons drawn but the house was empty. >> there was no way to confirm

that he wasn't. >> the victim dated martinez for six years and broke up with him for about four months ago, he. she was a nice lady, very helpful to everybody. >> police say they have no reason to believe that martinez is still in the area and right now, they are working the phones they are reaching out to agencies across the country letting them know they want to catch him. they are in touch with the federal authorities to keep an eye on him out at the border. they consider him armed and dangerous. oakland police are investigating a near fatal attack on a man found lying on the ground unconscious they are lake merritt. he was discovered near grand avenue and perkins street last night. he had a severe head injury which police say appears to be blunt force trauma. he was rushed to a local hospital in extremely critical

condition. police cordoned off that area and called in homicide investigators. san francisco police shut down a block last night when they suspected a ask juggler was using live hand grenades in his act. the bomb squad was called out to check it out. they closed down the area. about an hour later they reopened the street after determining they were fake grenades. two men and a dog were rescued after they got trapped on the side of a cliff at lands end. they ventured into a closed area of the park yesterday. they climbed down the cliff but were unable to get back up to higher ground. rescue workers used a line to pull them to safety. everybody is okay. lands end is a favorite trail. >> the controversy continues over the fatal shooting of a

unarmed man that was shot by oakland police last monday. they held a meeting last night. oakland police say he ran from them. they were responding to a domestic dispute call. he reached into his waistband for a shiny object that turned out to be a scale. he stood up as a teenager and warned against police brutality. he was on the list. that was not a random shooting by police. that was a political target. >> police dispute that. he was harassed by police and his family represented by john burris filed a lawsuit that was settled and ended in the termination of two police officers. sip the deadly san bruno gas line explosion people have been reporting a lot more gas leaks.

it was september 9th with a natural gas transmission line in san bruno exploded killing eight people and destroying 35 homes. today san francisco examiner says the number of calls reporting possible gas leaks in san francisco has doubled since then. the fire department typically investigating 12 or 13 reports each month, but since the san bruno tragedy fire crews have been responding to 28 calls per inch month. pg&e has also seen an uptick in service calls but declined to release specific numbers. both agencies encourage you to go ahead and report any suspected leaks. >> a san francisco's man, medical marijuana delivery service idea might end up as pipe dream. he will appear before a licensing board tomorrow to detroit trie get approval for

the collective. sheriff's department has recommended denying that application. they say he has previous felony convictions, including possession of pcp as well as selling cocaine. >> san francisco street revolution is on the radar. soon the permit process may be streamlined and the fees reduced for vendors like the falafem lady. these gourmet meals would face more regulations. >> if you hadn't taken part in the street scene, high galt gourmet cuisine is dished out by mobile trucks. >> a friend of mine turned me on to this. >> there are currently 52 food trucks with permits to operate in the city.

a supervisor has introduced legislation to make it easier and less expensive for these removing entrepreneurs. for the first time application that costs $4900 would drop to $3800 under the new regulations. >> it's part of a continuum in san francisco where people dedicate their lives to food and giving them an opportunity to get into the door is a good thing. >> it allows vendors to apply up to five locations, they would obtain permits from the health and fire departments once a year. notices would be mailed to nearby businesses giving them a chance to object like unfair competition. >> it's about balancing the public's needs for public's desires but also being fair to the brick and mortar businesses that create more jobs. >> the restaurant executive

calls it a step in the right direction, so does matthew cohen, he says it goes a long way in standardizing the process >> for a long time the legislation that they did through the streets of san francisco has been really uncertain. >> the proposed legislation passed out of committee. it's headed to the full board of supervisors for a vote. coming up next, president obama finishes his trip to asia after meeting with dmitry medvedev about completing a nuclear weapons treaty. and new career?

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an international spot slight focused on one of the world's most famous political prisoners that is meeting with prisoners. peace lure yacht was mobbed by thousands of supporters today as he arrived outside her former political headquarters to greet them. she was released this weekend after seven years of detention by the military rulers of myanmar, once called burma. >> president obama is on his way back to washington after ten day asian tour. it wrapped up with pacific rim leaders agreeing to work toward building a free trade zone.

he met with dmitry medvedev but one of the top priorities is to get the senate to ratify the nuclear weapons treaty. he made a stop at japan's great buddhist statue. he did a little shopping and picked up bracelets for melea and sasha. >> he set out hopeful with that would create american jobs, but the leaders of other economic powers less agreeable and more critical of u.s. economic policies. madeline albright and lindsay graham asked some perspective during abc's this week. >> they have their own interests. it's a matter of listening to the various ideas. its process and it's clear that america continues to be central to the process. >> i was disappointed with the other nations that would not get

behind president obama to change their currency policy. we need a trade agreement with korea. i think you're going to see congress get involved on the currency front. >> a lame duck congress returns this week to consider currency issues until the newly elected congress takes over in january. >> former vp candidate sarah palin is launching a new career, her own reality show. it premieres tonight on tlc. here is more. >> the new republican is now learning a few moves from the eldest daughter. former vice presidential candidate is about to star in her own reality tv show. sarah palin's alaska.

even though her name didn't appear on an election ballot, a frenzy surrounded her and success of the candidates she endorsed. out of the senate candidates, 37 won out of 55, that is almost a 70% win rate but renewed speculation that he would run for president in 2012. >> i think she believes as long as her fame is increasing, that can be translated and poured into a political campaign. >> he wrote the book the values of sarah palin. >> i think it's actually going to give her more to overcome than it is going to help her. >> what i'm seeing of the show she is not looking very presidential. >> this is different kind of spotlight of what she did for

dozens of candidates lease he is here now talking about our beautiful weather. >> lots of sunshine and few high clouds, winds have been gusty, looking from my high definition emeryville camera. how the in livermore, wind gusts of 29 miles an hour. temperature is 66. lots to talk about in the forecast coming up. >> also ahead, warriors complete the five-game road trip in milwaukee with a loss, but monte isle lis lights it up.1s1s1s

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. midwesterners are breaking out the snow blowers after heavy storms. the storm that is blamed for two deaths in wisconsin and hundreds of traffic accidents in minnesota. >> it was a pre-winter wal up. twin cities got the worst of it making road conditions miserable. >> it's pretty crazy. we've seen cars going sideways on the freeway.

>> the heavy wet snow made for heavy lifting and caused more than 100,000 customers to be without power in parts of minnesota and wisconsin. it dumped up to 14 inches in northern iowa and parts of panhandle were pummeled with snow. >> all this after a record setting 68 degrees in parts of the midwest. >> some hardy midwesterners made the most of it? >> i love it. >> even turning the fall weather. >> i'm going to get married whether it's snowing or not. >> a change of plans, probably snowball fight picture and make the best of it. >> get started on their marriage it bodes well. >> we're looking at snow and the snow levels next weekend, we could see very cold storm that brings our own local snow levels

down to 4,000 feet. we want to concentrate on today. view from mount tam, just beautiful, high clouds and the temperatures stayed warm with all that. the winds have allowed the numbers to stay up, in the 60s but feeling the brisk winds in the north and east bay. 58 in menlo park. you were cool this morning at 45. everybody else, 68, 69 in san jose. half moon bay, 59 and we're looking at 52 downtown. so 24 hours ago, we were cooler in some spots along the coast by the delta but generally everybody was up significantly. napa was 30 degrees warmer this morning than it was saturday morning. so the winds down at the surface really not much of a factor right now. livermore valley we have gusty northeast winds and elsewhere we're calm in hayward and a light northwest wind in novato.

you know the drill, we talked about the higher elevation winds from mount tam to mount diablo and mount a hamilton with gusty 40 mile-an-hour ranges with sustained winds. if you are doing hiking and biking, above 1,000 feet it will still be windy but otherwise we're talking mild mid-week cooling wednesday and thursday, significant cooling. so here are the advisories from the north bay mountains, carquinez strait and delta and diablo range, sustained winds over 20-30 miles an hour. as for today, we are looking at very pleasant weather, 70s and couple of 80s to the north of it's in sonoma county but we will have a few high clouds from time to time. big picture, take a look at the satellite. we've got a huge dome of high pressure. it's well to the north but it will last a couple of days and we're looking at deep trough

that will send cooler air our way. return to the wet weather by friday. enjoy the sunshine today. less wind tomorrow. statewide, 80 in southern california, by palm springs, 78 in los angeles with mid-70s in the sacramento valley. we're down to 25 this morning in truckee. definitely cool areas but this afternoon breezy santa clara but what a day, 75. 76 in campbell. 73 in menlo park. and even our beaches at about 70. low 70s downtown. about 8 degrees above the average for mid-november. 77 in sonoma. 80s santa rosa and 74 in oakland and out over the hills we're going to warm through the mid and upper 70s to 78 in brentwood and 76 in watsonville. less wind tomorrow and maybe one to two degrees warmer and then we call back a little tuesday. i think we'll see some rain friday and saturday. i talked about how this could be

a cold system, it doesn't have a lot of moisture. >> you look excited about that snow, you skier. >> yes. >> the 49ers will try to get back in the n.f.c. west divisional race when they take on the rams. last night cal tried to shock the nation and upset number one ranked oregon. here is shu with all the highlights. >> good morning. we'll kick off a little college football, top ranked oregon, cal had their duck and cover defense working but let it slip away. getting fired up before the game. second quarter, he steals the punt at his own 36. he gets outside and cuts back inside, 64 yards later, had the

2-point conversion. same score, he fumbled and finds him and mayo finds pay dirt. 29 yards, 15-7 but the bears rally, he strips thomas. he'll fall on the fumble and that a touchdown. after a failed 2-point conversion, here is 24-yard field goal but called for illegal motion. he has to kick it again, this time 29 yards. that was the difference. 15-13 the final. >> stanford and arizona state in tempeh, stanford goes up. they tie it up and do it himself quarterback over the left side, 7-7 ballgame. looking for his second touchdown dives for the goal line recovers

for the touchback. he drops and fumbles, 7-7 at the half. asu takes the lead. late in the game, stanford catches a couple of breaks but asu is called for a penalty. they take the lead 17-13 and that would be the final, stanford improves to 9-1. warriors will open in a five-game road trip with winning recording but milwaukee had other ideas. he scores and is fouled. we go to the second quarter, he takes it from curry again. he buries a 3. and here comes monte ellis, two of his 24. monte a stop and pop 3 warriors

within six but he shuts the door with a game high 26. golden state is 2-3 on the road trip. >> to the ice, hosting the flames, san jose up 2-1 off a rebound. sharks are up 3-1 and then ryan crosses so he can do it. 4-3 and manny made history last night, improves to 352-3-2. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> coming up at 9:30.... >> governor schwarzenegger schwarzenegger is urging lawmakers to make more budget cuts. >> and the return of a stolen item.

welcome back. more spending cuts are unavoidable for our state. the latest budget forecast shows it will balloon to $25 billion in the next year and a half and that is why governor swarzenegger is now calling for a special legislative session. capital correspondent that net miranda reports. >> while he likes the green technology he is seeing at a car show his next agenda is about red, the red ink plaguing the budget. he is tackle a $6 billion deficit before it grows to $25 billion next year. >> i talked to governor elect brown, he knows about it. the faster we make decisions is

the best way. >> one way to do it is more spending cuts. >> essentially those legislators will find out there will be no other way. >> but with less than two months in office, democratic leaders are reluctant to act on a lame duck governor's request. we're not going to do anything without consulting without working with jerry brown. >> nobody is pretending there won't be deep cuts. >> the deficit is still very large. there is no doubt that there has to be more cutbacks. >> community college students haven't heard about fee increases but with more budget cuts looming, they expect the worse. >> i have to get another two to three jobs to pay for that. >> they wonder what more cuts will mean for public schools.

>> $250 is what they are asking. >> with the election over maybe lawmakers will find it easier to make the cuts. a missing dog is back home with its owner two weeks after being stolen. the dog was taken along with a purse belonging to an 80-year-old woman. laura anthony has the story from alameda. >> duke is is back home in alameda much to the delight of the owner. >> i'm just overwhelmed. just everything is good. >> six-year-old dog was stolen when she was out for a walk near her home. she tried to hang on to the

leash but let go when the robber claimed to have a gun. they also took her purse. what the robbers didn't know that he a microchip implanted under the skin. they identified the car in the robbery and arrested a 19-year-old suspect who claimed he abandoned the dog in a park. a transient couple found him and sold him for $20 to a woman who called detectives. >> it wasn't until the afternoon before she called that she saw one of the news reports put out by the media and put two and two together. >> we utilized the help of the animal control services to scan the chip to make sure the dog was hers. >> his 11 day adventure but police recovered her purse. >> they really picked the wrong

grandma to rob of a purse and a dog. >> so they would go on long walks around the neighborhood, it's a practice they plan to continue. tomorrow the san mateo city council is expected to approve a $5 hike in parking fines. right now most $35-40. they point out the fines were raised just last year. over the summer, rates also increased for people who park for more than three hours downtown. also tomorrow, the city council is expected to sign off on buying 13 new police cars at a cost of $315,000. lisa argen is back here now, beautiful but some high winds. >> livermore, gusts to 29 miles an hour but 66 degrees. everyone is in the 60s even

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been washing ashore on ocean beach. they are getting reports of millions of jellies floating off the coast. since april, they are likely moon jelly fish. some of them drift too close to land and get caught in the surf, they wash ashore and then unfortunately they die. >> it's one of the bay area's most anticipated times of the year, and dungeness crab season. this season is shaping up to be better than past seasons. did you think necessary crabs have more meat and this they more sweet than their cousins. they are found from santa barbara to alaska but large mature males can be hard. state law limits it through november 15th through june 30th. they are making final

preparations readying to set out their traps. consumers can expect to pay about $3 per inch pound and san francisco is turkey and crab on thanksgiving day. >> i do like it but not everyone in my family likes it. >> but they will like the weather. >> everybody is going to like the weather. right now we have a lot of sunshine and here is the view from vollmer peak where we have a lot of sunshine across the bay. a few high clouds drifting from in the south. temperatures are up already, atmosphere has stayed mixed and that has allowed the temperatures to stay mild. no one has dropped into 40s or 30s. we're looking at 60s right now. 67 in fremont. 58 in menlo park. we lagged behind at had a this

morning but everyone stayed quite mild. 59 around half moon bay and we're talking near 70 today at the coast. so another mild afternoon with temperatures 24 hours ago much warmer. 13 degrees warmer this morning. the average of 6 to 8 degrees warmer. livermore valley and san jose, couple degrees cooler by the delta. at the surface the winds have been impressive and shifting around san jose out the west at 15. livermore slvl, up to 29 miles an hour but a wind advisory is still with us through tomorrow morning. we will be looking at this weather holding on for another couple days. mild this morning, mild to warm this afternoon with the high clouds, still windy above 1,000 feet. mid-week cooling, much cooler, clouds and wind shift and then a big pattern change. wind advisory through 10:00.

north bay mountains and east bay hills, diablo range, winds over 55 miles an hour. so depending on where you are you will feel the gusts in a wind protected area. it should feel quite news with numbers climbing into the 70s and low 80s in sonoma county. lower and higher levels of the atmosphere is carving out a huge mist and we'll see the pattern for a couple of days. ridge will slide to the east and we do have a deep trough in the north and west of us. that will bring our next pattern change, much cooler air at the end the week. sunny skies, with fair weather throughout next couple of afternoons. nice today in monterey at 70. 50 in northern sierra. back home, widespread mid-70s. 75 in los gatos. 73 in menlo park, half moon bay

72. pacifica coming in at 70. low 70s for south city with san francisco at 72. here is where we'll see some of the warmest numbers, 80 santa rosa. 76 in novato and 74 in oakland and 75 in fremont. livermore, 77 and nice nephew at the beach in santa cruz, 74. less wind tomorrow and temperatures just as mild, a little bit of cooling come tuesday on our coast. wednesday a few more clouds and you'll be talking about a cold rain by friday. >> let's look down the line, thanksgiving. >> it could clear out by then. we have a 16 day outlook. it looks dry but check back. >> we will. thank you, lisa. >> bring you up to date about the little town that could. that town is jenner on the sonoma county coast where a

bridge to the fire station went out five years ago. that has led to delays in emergency service but all of that is about to change thanks to some dedicated volunteers who refuse to give up. here is dan ashley with this morning's report. >> reporter: this 18,000 pound plank swinging over the creek highs as well be a victory flag. >> is a big day. >> reporter: in just a few hours these planks will become a new bridge that will allow the town's fire engines to get to the town. >> the people had the right idea. they had the drive to get it done. >> reporter: the problem begin five years ago when the bridge was condemned after a big storm damaged the footing. the fire station is one side of the creek. the town is on the other. in the old days, folks might have spent a weekend fixing the bridge themselves, but that is not an option now.

>> we have to meet the requirements of 11 different agencies. >> reporter: those agencies required a new, much stronger bridge and there were a lot of environmental rules because the creek is a protected salmon area that feeds the russian river. the job would cost $400,000. while jenner has plenty of tourists, it only has about 120 residents to share the costs. the fund-raising took five years. federal emergency management agency agreed to pay three-quarters of the money but when we visited the town they were trying to raise the rest. >> after our report ran, they picked up to start construction. >> we're still hoping by the time this is done the money will be there. >> the work started about a month ago. it is a huge undertaking with elaborate protection for the salmon. first they built a temporary dam

and funneled the stream. volunteers moved the fish to a safer area. >> we ran around with buckets filled with waters and little nets and worked through the whole creek, pulling them out from their hiding places. >> after the abutments were built, 400 tons of rock were put in place. >> down at the base, some of the rocks are like this. >> salmon likes hiding places so redwood roots were anchored in the street. >> these are 15 feet long so five feet out in the river, ten feet is in the bank. they were drilled and bolted to the boulder. >> now with the stream bed ready the bridge is going to. local volunteers appeared and when three planks are finally in place they get to take the first walk across. >> after the celebration, the crew gets back to work and the town of jenner starts thinking

about the next challenge, staffing the fire station. >> we're all volunteer but there is requirements you have to meet first aid and cpr. >> there are no trained volunteers living in the town but they are counting on, if you build it, they will come. >> it takes a while to get everything in place. >> and dan is reporting that the fund-raising will continue a while longer. construction costs, $35,000. if you would like to contribute we have a link at www.abc7.com under see it on tv. >> up next, could it be true? an unemployed woman gets an instant line of credit. "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer

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>> let's get the final check of the forecast? >> you see pretty much of what you get. at the higher elevations, 20-40 miles an hour and above 2,000 feet but at the surface, lovely 74 in oakland and palo alto today. even warmer than that. livermore valleys, snom, 76 watsonville. just as nice tomorrow with less wind. cooler tuesday, more significant cooling wednesday and thursday. heavy rain on friday. >> we'll look for that. that will do it for this edition. have a great sunday everyone. our al national pastim-- saving money.

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