good morning. it's been a weekend of violence in oakland with at least one person dead and nine others wounded by gunfire in separate incidents they have arrested one man late last night. the suspect was taken into custody on the scene and a firearm was recovered. a second person was found a short distance away with a gunshot wound wants taken to a local hospital in stable condition. police say he has not been ruled out as a suspect. that shooting came hours after another incident in east oakland that left one person dead, three others were shot. several blocks had to be shut down. police say the or three injuries are not life-threatening and still trying to figure out what happened there. the other shooting took place near mills college where one man was killed and two others were injured. oakland police are finding out

how to handle the situations like this. the latest coincided with the public and media of the intensive training they undergo. >> don't move, don't move. >> the sergeant just shot a virtual robbery suspect to death. >> he disobeyed and tried to fire at me so i shot him. >> this is what trainees have to go through once in six months. the use of lethal force. the simulator has been used in the training. >> so we use shoot, no shoot scenarios. type of communications, what we're going to talk this person to skrurn. >> what they outlined is the basis of the department's policy. use only the level of force that

is objectively reasonable based on the circumstances at the time. circumstances they need to decipher and react in seconds. they allowed elected officials and the media to attend five hour election lerk to your and training regarding the department's policies on the use of force. they said it was an eye-opener. >> the force is excessive. i think the community at times believes that the force is sometimes excessive. it's primarily why this training and observing the police training is important. >> the mayor-elect attended and wants more of it. >> we do a lot of training. we review our policies whether they are sufficient and whether or not we need to change our policies o and/or our training. >> they have been criticized for the use of force during the mehserle demonstration and some

shootings. he says his officers are well-trained. he wants to show the media what they see and hear from the people is not always the case. >> the police chief held a use of force training session when he was in long beach. they will be a yearly event in oakland. a 15-year-old girl who disappeared in early november has been found safe in san francisco. she and her accused abductor were found yesterday. amy hollyfield has the story. >> jennifer berlinhoff heard about it. they were leading search teams through snow. hundreds attended a candlelight vigil while jennifer kept track of it in san francisco.

>> i live in san francisco. >> yet jennifer the one that found her. she and her boyfriend were leaving on bryant street when they looked over at a car parked on division. >> there is a car off to the side with a couple people standing there and people watching and looking around. they go, hey, is that them. >> the ponytail in the back of the head is what gave it away. trench coat and right beside her was jean and fit the description. >> they watched from a distance until police arrived. mike took pictures of arrest while jennifer stayed fall out of site. she says the uncle is charles berlinghoff had recently visited redding. he. he comes up every once in a while to visit his kids and he

was allowed to stay. once he found out there might have been something inappropriate going on, they got in a fight and charlie took jean. >> they think he lured jean to go with him. >> i don't think she would have left willingly to go somewhere and be living in a gross ford explorer. >> jennifer was key in identifying them, that jean and charles did not give police their real names. >> she did give a false name. there was some relief but there was some worry and concern on her end. >> for him? >> for him, yes. >> they believe it was fate that took them shopping at the right time today. >> i don't know how it worked out -- it's just so absurd.

i'm the only one that lives here in san francisco. >> charles they say belongs in prison and jean belongs with her family who lesson on her. >> and man accused of abducting another girl and also bringing her here is undergoing testing at the san francisco jail. britney smith vanished from roanoke, virginia where the mother was murdered. the suspect a jeffrey easley was spotted here in san francisco. they are going to try to extradite easley. he also has also been named in the suspect in britney's murder. >> i think that is something you'll have to consult with the attorney on. >> britney and easley were seeing panhandling outside a safeway at ocean beach, a shopper who saw a report about the abduction on television recognized them and called police. they say easley told them he

came to san francisco after a google search showed to it be the best place to be homeless. >> employees at napa state hospital will be demonstrating outside the facility to demand better protection for staff. they want more safeguards after an employee was attacked by a patient yesterday morning. that employee is hospitalized in serious condition and lisa amin gulezian says this is second attack in four days. >> it's dangerous. we are losing control. we have lost control. >> those who work at napa state hospital it's like being in a war zone, where staffers are facing off against patients. on wednesday, a custodian was beaten unconscious and this morning, a rehabilitation therapist was attacked. >> the custodian was out with the r.t.and they were beat up by this patient that beat up the custodian the other day.

>> they are charged with assault. these two attacks come after a murder of a technician donna gross. her accused killer is jeff massey. >> we've been on heightened sense of alert on what happened to donna. all of our members are removing themselves from any situation that could be potentially fatal or dangerous. >> flowers are placed on the hospital's front lawn as a reminder of the october 23rd strangulation. staffers hope they'll remind management of the safety concerns they continue to have while on the job. hospital management would not talk to us on camera but released a statement. napa state hospital immediately added additional measures d about escorting patients on hospital grounds. >> employees who want to remain anonymous, they say management's

statement is misleading. starting today the transport patients is two to one but taking other patients leaving their uins unmanned. >> how do you feel about your safety here? >> scared. i'm scared. >> recently staffers were given new personal alarms to wear at work. they were wearing them at the time of the attack but it's not clear if they went on off. clock is particular it can for san francisco to host america's cup yacht race. when they sent a letter to city officials, san francisco will lose out on hosting the next america's cup unless an agreement is signed by friday. board of supervisors budgeted subcommittee meets tomorrow to consider a bid for the race. >> coming up next, the latest on flight cancellations due to blizzard conditions in the

midwest. also a pair of deadly explosions rock sweden. police call it terrorism. later a bay area man becomes

two explosions in sweden has left one person dead and two others in the hospital and police are calling it terrorism. a car packed with gas cans exploded in the center of the still and then a second

explosion up the street. a suicide bomber injured two bystanders. no one has claimed responsibility for the blast the swedish news agency received an e-mail which reportedly refers to swedish troops in afghanistan. diplomat richard holbrook is in critical condition after 20 hours of heart surgery. he was at a meeting with hillary clinton when he collapsed. he was operated on to fix a tear in his aorta. the large artery that moves blood from the heart. president obama and first lady are praying for his recovery. >> we might be looking at pleasant weather but otherwise it's snow and more snow as a monster of storm blankets much of the country.

vikings and giant will play the game detroit after the metrodome partially collapsed from all the snow on the roof. >> a wallop of a snowstorm went through the midwest, two feet of snow and winds up to 50 miles an hour. it's affecting 1500 miles from the plains to the great lakes and the midwest all the way to the gulf. >> it is frustrated. >> the storm created travel chaos, three airports were forced to close and they were forced to shut down in five states. >> this is much more cold, so i'll be glad to get to florida where there is no snow. >> in minnesota, this is the biggest snowfall in almost 20 years month, than 300 cars slid off the road causing at least 76 accidents. >> in wisconsin, near whiteout conditions prompted authorities

to put a no travel advisory out. even christmas shopping came to a halt when the 4.2 million square foot mall of america closed early. >> it's really rough. >> its blocking pattern in the atmosphere that is helping to dump this into midwest and cold air deep into the south. it's affecting the n.f.l. >> new york giants scheduled to lay against the minnesota vikings were stranded in kansas city. now the game is postponed until monday. viking officials worried about snow leak go through the dome's roof. >> that is crazy. >> and we have temperatures well above normal, especially when the sun comes you on up. from mount tam. >> it's beautiful. >> very pretty conditions. really gray down below. i'll tell you when we expect to

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all electric car. he paid a little over $33,000 for the retro car. now it sounds like outside of the regular old price range but state and federal rebates that encourage people to buy them bring down that price to $20,000. he says he'll use the car to the 20 mile trip to the office. it gets is00 miles per charge. lisa is here with the forecast. >> we're including some rain and some pretty good rain but not until next weekend so it's quite a ways away. from mount tam, it looks pretty. down below we're looking at good visibility but a lot of gray sky. here is high definition emeryville, but you know down in the south bay, mountain view and san jose, two and a half mile visibility.

we are looking at the clear skies, watsonville, monterey, 56 in mountain view, 55 in san jose. we're looking at lower 50s in napa where this morning you have pretty good dose of fog. since then, we're just looking at lots of clouds around here and sunny skies later on this afternoon. temperatures will be in the 60s but spare the air day, wintertime where no burning due to the air quality that is not going to be great in the south bay. moderate around the south bay, visibility is pretty good along the coast with ten miles around half moon bay. cloudy skies and by this afternoon, early afternoon, i think we'll scour out more sunshine, especially in the south bay. central valley fog that continues to drift into the carquinez straits and delta and

that is due to light and variable winds. and high pressure ridge is beginning to drift off and we are looking at fog slipping in and settle into some of the valleys. here is water vapor imagery and storm track is well to the north. there is an area of low pressure in the gulf of alaska that will allow more rain to come our way. not a big system but it should be here around tuesday. >> with high pressure in control gradual sunshine and temperatures responding around the bay, inch monterey with 82 in los angeles. back home, numbers ranging from the mid-60s in sunnyvale to the upper 60s around san jose. 64 in menlo park. gray skies in the morning hours, and hazy afternoon sun downtown. north bay, looking at 62 in petaluma. so this fog in marin county stuck around for long time.

today we are hoping for hazy sun by 2:00 with low 60s. 64 in oakland with partly cloudy skies as you head east but notice the upper 50s, walnut creek and antioch, that is where the fog is going to sit. we'll go with 57 in antioch. down by the monterey bay, clearing out, temperatures warming up throughout the day. mid-60s morgan hill and 68 in watsonville. a little cooler tomorrow, the rain comes in on tuesday. then more rain, wednesday and thursday and it's looking promising for more at the end of the week. >> you call it promising? >> yeah. >> i find it a little bit of a nuisance. thanks very much. >> sharks went to ot against the blackhawks and we'll hear from the heisman trophy winner. >> good morning. chicago blackhawks, a shot at the stanley cup in san jose thinking pay back at the tank and overtime. and facing his former team he

would get support in the first they deflect it in the net and sharks out to a 1-0 lead. shoots one pass and into the net but the goal doesn't count. the whistle this h blown and sharks get a break. in overtime, it's close striking again, he beats corey and sharks get a big 2-1 victory. >> cam newton won the trophy and quarterback of the year. last night in new york, he gets the heisman. >> the winner is cam newton. >> he led a auburn to undefeated record. throwing for over 2500 yards. he is responsible for 49 touchdowns showing bo jackson and sul have i latin as heisman winners from auburn.

>> it's something that every child has a dream of that plays the sport of football. i'm a living testimony that anything is possible. >> i feel like i'm in a dream right now. i can't even that god is a blessing to me and he has brought me a long way. >> stanford quarterback, if he decides to stay there, he'll be the heisman front-runner next year. >> army down 17-0, finding the end zone against navy, hits malcolm brown. army driving again, but he coughs it up. and he is off to the races. 98 yards. longest fumble return in the game's history. 31-17 is the final. >> de lasalle has one 210

straight games against the opponents against california. first quarter, cal high down 7-0 but drew takes a quarterback draw and passes it down with a one-handed grab. great catch. tied the game at 7. in the second, de lasalle goes back on top. he explodes threw through the hole. he goes to shapiro, great catch. de lasalle wins it, 19th straight championship, 49-21 the final. volleyball quarter finals, kalg has not lost this tournament, taking on washington in the seattle regional finals. making the fourth consecutive regional final appearance, bears

take set one 25-21. then in the second. and they team up, cal takes the second set. and bears finished off the huskies in the cap round. cal is headed to the semifinals after this. third set, tied at one set apiece. a drop and the hammer. pac-10 player of the year gives them the third set. cardinals could not close the match off. on match point, trojans, takes game five and advance to the final four with a three set to two victory. >> college hoops, cal women hosting long beach state. denise stalworth led and maria with one of her 11 boards. she had 17 points. 82-56 victory.

>> 49ers is hosting seattle. we'll have highlights tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> coming up, at least nine people have been shot in oakland. exclusive details on the apparent suicide

a look out at san francisco international airport. we're told there are delays, flights delayed up to 48 minutes. there are delays elsewhere in the country. we've got delays in new york and chicago. a mess in some parts of the nation. more from lisa in just a little bit about the weather out there and weather around here. >> 46-year-old son of bernie mad was found dead in new york city in an apparent suicide.

mark madoff was found hanged in his living room apartment. police say mark madoff's father-in-law found the body in the manhattan apartment. his two-year-old son was asleep in another room. >> he was found hanging from a pipe of the living room of the apartment. >> they said he sent an e-mail to his wife in florida, saying take care of our son. the wife became concerned that he was suicidal. >> they were called by mad 60s wife to check on the two-year-old. >> it was a tragedy, he was more interested in fly fishing than wall street. he reluctantly entered his father's business but he was sued for millions and learned that he may face criminal

prosecution in both new york and london. >> when somebody takes their life, there is great despair and emptiness, there is no future thinking. >> in recent days, neighbors said mark madoff appeared particularly sad as the anniversary of his father's arrest approached. the garage attendant he gave him a bonus of $400 just two days ago. >> on friday -- >> they describe him as very down. >> you could see slowly diminishing, how the effects had affected him personally. >> on orders from the lawyer, he had not spoken with his father or his mother since the arrest. they said it was a dysfunctional family.

>> vallejo police say they have shot and killed a man that was armed with a gun. it was off of florida street, but 3:00, witnesses reported seeing a man carrying a gun. police confronted him in the alley where he threatened them and they shot him. he was pronounced dead at a hospital. the senate will begin voting on tax cut deal that was struck between obama and congressional leaders. bill clinton is urging democrats in congress to vote for the $860 billion package. expectations are for smoother sailing in the senate but democrats still want to make changes. david axelrod expects the president's deal with republicans to be approved before the end of the year. >> i think every single person in that building does not want taxes to go up on january 1st, does not want to see two million people lose their unemployment

insurance. everybody understands what the economy will be if that package doesn't move forward. so i believe that there will be a coming together around this. >> axelrod made his remarks early this morning. family and friends in north carolina said goodbye to elizabeth edwards. a woman that faced tragedy with tremendous grace and courage. john edwards did not speak at the funeral. the oldest daughter cate paid tribute to her mother. >> when she barely speak anymore she just kept looking at us back and forth saying, i'm okay, i'm okay. she was way more worried about us than we were about her. >> the funeral was held in the same church where mourners gathered 15 years ago to remember the teenage son that was killed in a car crash.

this weekend, demonstrators have gathered outside a british embassy in spain to protest the detention of julian assange. protestors in madrid, free julian and truth now. they chanted in his support. he is accused of sex crimes in sweden. he remains in a british jail awaiting a hearing on december 14. protestors were upset about the closure of wikileaks's swiss bank account. >> in another release a confidential report says the captain and crew of american airlines was briefly retained in venezuela in 2008 after a crew member announced the passengers reset their time to chavez time. they moved the clock back a half an hour permanently. a supporter of chavez happened to be on board and referred local to loco.

the airline offered its apology. >> a sea lion is in critical condition at marine mammal center. he lost his right eye and the pellets are too close to the brain surgically now she receiving painkillers and antibiotics and is under close observation. they say he was probably shot by a fisherman. >> we have a lot of clouds. south bay, we're looking at a warmer afternoon but pretty gray visibility. two no dense fog advisory in the area. we'll take about your forecast for today and next week coming up. >> and you can't keep santa

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hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. santa paid an early visit to the needy kids in oakland this morning. >> santa arrived in a fire truck yesterday afternoon for an early christmas celebration. he handed out toys and clothing who are living in east bay shelter ers. >> the need has doubled since last year. last year, we had about 200. our total this year is about 300. we are still getting calls.

>> lend a hand got started more than 13 years ago and since then it has helped more than 4,000 families through the community program. >> i love that shot of the kid jumping and down. this is the guy -- that is fantastic shot. >> very cute. >> maybe jumping up and down with the weather later on, but it's pretty gray out there. we had a nice day out there, in some areas. yeah, this is the case in point. in southern marin area, and through central marin. it was pretty gray all day with 50s. embarcadero, you saw sun and we're looking at more sunshine today. mild temperatures to start out with, upper 50s and enjoy it, we're going to see pattern change by tuesday. 54 in redwood city, 55 in san jose. low 50s in napa.

you had fog earlier and 55 half moon bay. so visibility has improved. we'll look at hazy sun as high pressure dominates our weather. spare the air day, and looking at moderate air quality around the south bay today. that is what we're going to look for, daytime heating, north westerly winds picking up a bit. that should dissipate this fog, evaporate it a bit. salinas, watsonville and monterey, our in the sunshine already. we're looking at the thick fog all the way into central valley. that is where it's going to bring back in the carquinez strait and the delta. you are going to stay rather gray. antioch and brentwood with temperatures held counsel in the upper 50s. this ridge continues to shift to the east. it holds the storm track to the

north. we will remain dry today and tomorrow but hopefully we'll get more wind and bring a little more sunshine. by late monday, as it slides to the east, that system is going to drop down from the north. that is going to bring light rain, widespread around the bay, maybe half an inch into tuesday. warm weather today in southern california, once again, 82 there. 75 in san diego and still very cloudy from sacramento to fresno. sunny in monterey and in the south bay, poor air quality, should be a nice afternoon with mid 60s in cupertino. i would say around 10:00, 11:00, getting in on the sunshine may be later. 11:00 along the peninsula with low 60s. pacifica, 63 but above the average, it should be in the mid-50s this time of year. santa rosa, 13 degrees warmer than normal. low 60s for sonoma and novato.

partly cloudy and 64. 63 in berkeley. hayward, 64 for you. out over the hills, notice the fog sitting right by the delta, pittsburg, 60. danville, 58. look for partly cloudy skies but sunshine here with the fog absent all morning long, 69 in salinas. seven-day forecast, we're cooler at some time and some sunshine around the bay, but then we're looking at increasing clouds and a little rain tuesday. set up for next weekend, rain, wind, we'll see if it pans out. >> mr. cancer patients have lost their hair but a pilot study at ucsf is testing technology to change that. >> working at the port of

oakland, they are used to feel the bay breeze blowing through her hair, even after the diagnosis of cancer, keeping her hair had been a priority. >> i have seven-year-old twins and they know they have cancer and for me looking normal for them, it's important to them. >> to keep the drugs from causing her hair from falling out, they are going freeze her scalp. he begins wrapping her hair. >> the cap contains a lightweight jell that stays off the and a little over half an hour the scalp will cool to 31 degrees. >> by cooling down the scalp, it constricts the blood vessels and decreases the delivery of these chemotherapy drugs. >> with the penguin cap she has

managed to keep her hair. >> if the freezing tech sneak effective, why isn't it used more widely here? it turns out the fda have had safety concerns about the cold caps. >> the concern is that temperatures that hang out in the scalp and the therapy wouldn't get to the scalp. >> there is little effort, the caps have not been rigorously tested in the u.s. they have launched a pilot study of competing technology mastered by a swedish company and employs a man to cool the cap while it's worn rather than relying on a freezer. >> as it's cooling, the temperatures are reading out. >> a cancer patient says it can cause pain as the temperature is lowered. >> the way i've, it's like sticking your head in the refrigerator for four hours.

>> i'm a very open person but i've been writing a blog about the experience. >> ucsf is recruiting early breast cancer patients. doctors will track the outcomes of both groups. if the caps are proven to reduce hair loss, doctors believe it could lessen the concerns that women have about chemotherapy. >> it's really a traumatic experience. it's the single biggest hurdle to get over. i'm going to fight it, but i've got the outfit now. when i'll have my hair. >> researchers at ucsf are hoping to expand their trial as they go eventually opening it up

to a broader range of cancer patients. don't go away, 7 on your side is coming up next. michael finney will let it's in on the best

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it. >> musical set in new york was shot in san francisco. seven years ago, matrix and made $10 million in income but that the past. >> we had a dry spell for six or seven years. we invested the only city in california that has tax incentives to film but it's still not been enough. >> they gave a percentage of money on city services and payroll taxes. the mayor says part of the problem that california was -- they say loss of movie projects cost the state in billions in lost wages and thousands of jobs. there is hope. bay area has a film legacy, great classics. we can't be claim important pixstar in emeryville and lucas film in marin. things are changing. part of clint eastwood's was

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it is 9:54, looking out from the emeryville camera. you can get an idea how thick the overcast is in some places, some of the fog is sitting down in the valley. if you are driving be careful. we have rain coming our way. we're going to be hearing from lisa argen in just a couple more minutes. the reviews are out on the best and the worst cell phone service providers, 60,000 subscribers weighed in to determine the best services. michael finney has it all for us. >> we are so confident in the

improvements to the network, our phones.... >> confidence in his company's improvements appears to have struck a cord with sprint customers. that according to consumer reports annual cell phone survey. >> for years, sprint has been one of the lower rated cell phone companies, but this year we saw a dramatic improvement. >> they tied with verizon among the top sellers with a contract and they offer good value. >> it's cheap and small, small bill, a lot of service. >> even better consumer reports survey, highest for customer satisfaction. at&t is in last place for almost everything, to customer support to problems making calls to value for the money. >> the iphone is over the top. sometimes i get bills for $200. >> a small company called

consumer cellular comes out on top. >> people found it offers great value but it has a limited choice of phones. >> if you prefer a greater selection of phones, they say consider t-mobile that offers smart phones with a no contract option. >> keep in mind if you do decide a phone without a contract, they say the phone will probably cost more. however, your monthly fees will be less. no contract plans are best suited for people who only make occasional calls and texts but don't surf the web and use your phone for e-mail. i'm michael finney. >> some people say the weather impacts cell phone service and we'll find out this weekend. we'll have clear skies and fog and the whole nine yards. >> visible picture showing the fog and the live look outside, sfo delays of 48 minutes here because that is there is a

plethora of delays. >> plethora? >> right. and it's about 1,000 feet and we are looking at better visibility and wind and daytime heating, we're going to stay dry today and tomorrow. temperatures on the mild side today. the fog remains, upper 50s in con court and antioch, it will be gray for a good portion there. 62 in san rafael. upper 60s in wal sonville, we get some rain but not a big storm on tuesday. chances on wednesday and tuesday of next weekend we're focusing on that could be more significantly. >> thanks a lot. our next newscast starts at 5:00. stay connected 24/7 at www.abc7.com. have a great sunday. [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties

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