officer. thankfully he's going to be okay. abc 7 news is live tonight with the story. nick? >> good evening. police say that the man, the men they've arrested have ties to gangs and say during the search, they recovered weapons hidden in the home, cars, and even on the roof tops. oak plnd police arrested two men for parole violations and holding three others. they have not released names but confirmed that all have ties to a local gang and say all five men are directly connected to the shooting that wounded an under cover officer last night. the search for suspects left parts of the lock down for 20 hours, so could not get into their home autos they're doing their job. sou can't blame them. they didn't shoot the police. >> police say the search was essential. sky 7 was there after police say an under cover officer was jumped by at least three men, beaten, and then, shot. the wounded officer shot in the arm and recovering at home

as police continued their hunlt for those who beat and shot him. >> we have three people who are involved in the beating as well as shooting of the officer. >> investigators have not identified the shooter but confirmed the gun is believed to be among at least five weapons recovered during this search. we've learned why that officer was in the neighborhood. police say he was investigating the shooting of a 19-year-old oakland man. no suspects have been arrested in that case and the victim is expected to survive. all of this as the city council is expected to approve hiring of normaller new york city and police chief william brat onto help curve violent crime in oakland. now, that city council meeting starts at 5:30. now, the chief's tactics are controversial and have drawn kbrofts but others believe they'renessry. now cure during that search, they recovered five weapons. one they believe was used to

shoot that officerer. >> thank you very much. you mentioned chief bill bratton, protestors plan to fill city hall. the contract bringing former los angeles chief into the city to help lower oakland soaring crime rate. he supports stop and frisk policing allowing office dwrorz detain anyone who looks sus spishus. some believe it will lead towards racial profiling. a community college in texas remains on lock down after a fight turns into a shootout. authorities say two people got into an argument at lone star community college this afternoon. one pulled a gun and started firing. three people were injured. wets say once shots were fired everybody scattered.

>> everyone was standing there, running and screaming. >> rescuers searched all afternoon long for a surfer missing off the monterey county coast. the surfer vanished near sand dollar beach. officials say high surf and rocky coastline make this area very dangerous. cal fire expects a fire to be fully contained. this photo shows how heavy smoke is thanks to gene for that. the fire spread from a controlled burn near a vineyard. firefighters have a 50% control as we speak.

google's net income $2.89 billion. the company added net revenue of more than $11 billion compared to $8 billion the year before. analysts say it's because of strong holiday advertising on mobile device autos police are looking forearmed rob qlorz tied up a couple in their 70s and stole several things including cars. it happened just after 6:00 in the almaden valley. police say two men knocked and forced their way, taking cash, jewelry and electrickics. police are looking for a highlander. the second car is a 1997 toyota camery with this

license plate. >> police in brentwood are looking into whether an article of clothing provoked a shooting. the teenagers standing on the sidewalk. a car with several men drove up. police say the men made comments about clothing and then, started shooting. authorities sate shooting may be gang related. >> repair work started on the fender that perfect detectives the bay bridge after an oil tanker hilt it this month. it's going to take about four and a half months to fix the damage caused by the raymar. this job costing more than typical fender bender. >> we're aloe indicated up to i believe $3 million.

>> caltrans tells us the toll will pay for those repairs. it remains unclear whether caltrans and toll authority will try to get owners today pay for repairs. >> al-nippon airlines is canceling all flights. the faa stepping up the investigation of the boeing 787 dream liner by joining japanese authorities today. the outcome could determine whether planes costing $200 million can return to the sky or must undergo resign. >> governor brown shot down a request from california state university trusties to increase funding by one quarter of a billion dollars. the current budget boosts csu budget by $125 million.

the governor warned trustees it's going to be hard to get lawmakers to agree to any additional increases. >> the university was looking for three times more money. and so we're going to have to do very creative thoughtful caring adjustments. >> the governor agreed to pump extra money into csu under the condition tuition would not be raised. 23% of the students come from families which live below the poverty line. >> today's 40th anniversary of the supreme court's land work roe versus wade decision marked with protests by abortion supporters. supporters talked about the lack of clinics and introduced a bill allowing nurses to perform early abortions that don't require surgery. two women sit in chains to

symbolize tlaiz say enslave wismt opponents say they plan their annual walk for life protest march saturday. >> some state lawmakers want to authorize wire tapping for police battling human trafficking. a rally was held today at the state capitol in sacramento. human trafficking is an estimated $32 billion a year crime in this state. and what may surprise you is that most victims are from here in california. >> 70% of the people born and raised in our communities. we have to look at this not as a foreign issue but only impacts uganda. it's a california issue and issue in sacramento. the bay area. los angeles and diego. >> police can request wire taps for gang activities but

not human trafficking. >> coming up michael finney, the best buy coupon offer too good to be true. >> and bay area city council meeting neld a park tonight so leaders can decide whether to ban leaf blowers from streets. >> live from the roof of the abc 7 broadcast center we have weather changes coming up. how about rain? i'll show when you you'll need umbrellas. coming up. >> thank you. and a local lawmaker qum a plan to eliminate plastic bags from california. abc 7 news at 5:0

san francisco police hope this photograph will help them

catch two bank robbers. photo on left shows january 4th got a good, clean shot. the photo on the right shows a second man who stood watch. thin with information is asked to call the san francisco police major crimes unit. you can find those numbers on abc 7 news.com. >> oakland police arrested a man for shining a laser at our own sky 7 hd helicopter twice while sky 7 hd was covering the officer involved shooting. mr. there, you can seat laser. you can see the man standing and watching the chopper before police take him into custody. these are very dangerous for safety hazards, shining them at aircraft is a serious crime with fines up to $11,000. >> san mateo is looking into the cover over noisy leaf blowing machines.

city council members getting an education before making a decision. live from san mateo central park to explain. >> here is a number i found amazing. a city official i talked with said there are nearly 400 landscaping and guardening businesses in san mateo why there are people back there beyond childrens playground yes, they're noisey. yes, there are concerns. but lance escapers say they get the job done efficiently. >> we went back to the rake and broom it would take us much longer. our bottom line would be a lot more, we'd have to kmarj more.

>> that could become reality. the city considering three options, banning all leaf blowers arc loug those with noise levels and saturday, 9 to 4:00. the prospect of a total ban that worries landscapers and says that would kill his business. >> hopefully, you know they'll listen to the homeowners and business owners. and take, you know, this into consideration. and hopefully, figure out a plan working for everybody. >> before a decision, the city is holding a listen and learn session showing counsel members and the public the latest and greatest equipment. >> going to review gas powered

leaf blowers as well as electric. >> not sure how good that is for the environment. for a broom and dust pan doesn't affect that. >> but you don't like them? >> no. >> the council is not expected to make a decision before march z whatever the members decide to do, would affect the city itself. they use leaf blowers here so a change would be a challenge. live in san mateo abc 7 news. >> thank you. another change to talk about. plastic bags are banned in much of the bay area. a lawmaker trying to ban them across the state. mark levine says they're killing marine life and littering beaches. and says a ban is better for

business. >> if you're operating a market in the northern part of the state that happen to be in jurisdictions. so this will make it more uniform for everybody from consumer standpoint and our markets. >> they would then have to offer recycled paper bags. >> we have a follow up now on a 7 on your side investigation. >> pay pal saying it will announce what it calls aggressive changes to antifraud policy. >> this current policy is somewhat of a mystery. if pay pal suspects you of fraud they'll freeze your funds three weeks and in rare cases up to six months. critics say that left innocent people, small businesses and charities without access to their own money. now, very slil known about

what triggers this action. after our report, pay pal began meeting with unions to address the concerns. this is the first time the company is giving us any time line. the union has been meeting with pay pal scheduled for february 8th. annie's is recalling it's frozen pizza after tiny pieces of metal mesh were found in dough and flour. all varieties are affected. the product be distributed throughout the united states. no complaints, or illnesses or

injuries have been reported. >> big news from best buy as the chain is doing back tracking tonight. the store e mailed this coupon right there, offering $50 off for spending $100 or more. this coupon did not apply to certain products and there is no limit on the amount of times koibt used. the result? best buy mob bid consumers trying to cash in on the deal, buying thousands in gift cards. and best buy quickly amendmented this offer. >> weather is changing big time. >> yes. it s we have a look at live doppler 7. >> yes. that is radar.

will be tracking rain tomorrow, clouds gathering. high clouds and the rain will be here. check out beautiful views, increasing cloud cover. sunset time is 5:23. you're barely getting a glimpse of cover there. you'll see cloud cover over the bay area. radar will be tracking that rain. here are the temperatures everyone into the 50s. you probably enjoy this nice weather. today, half moon bay got up to 69 degrees. low 60s san jose. you can say goodbye to mild pattern. we have changes coming.

unsettled pattern thursday through friday. get your umbrellas out. you can see storm system to the west. a stream of moisture continues to move towards the bay area. and this is a mild storm. we've had rain developing but it will be slowly developing tomorrow afternoon. so tomorrow morning many of you heading out of the door, morning commute looking fine. by 4:00 or 5:00, rain starts to move in from the south and spreads across the bay area by 7:00 p.m. rain tapers to showers thursday and then, it's done and over with. at least with that system. you look at rainfall totals through 5:00 a.m. on thursday, tomorrow morning

don't worry. you're not going to freeze this, morning upper 20s around santa rosa and fairfield. that cloud cover holds temperatures up. you're going to be 39 in fairfield. 47 oakland. so there is a milder morning. 53 in clear lake. 59 san francisco, livermore. and around the bay you'll see rain last so temperatures still mild. not as mild as today. low to mid-60s. it's a spare the air day for wednesday. rain and a slight chance of showers thursday. we're going to keep it on the cooler pattern side for friday

throughout the weekend. slight chance of rain with another system saturday afternoon through sunday morning. reality sets in, what can i say. rain returning and cooler conditions back in the forecast. it's january, after all. live with the changing forecast, cheryl, dan, back to you. >> looks great up there. pretty shot. >> thank you very much. >> coming up arnold schwartzeneggar opens bup who he's in love with. >> that is coming up. at 6:00 sunglasses developed in a lab that can open up a wonderful world of color. that is at 6:00

former governor schwartzeneggar is making headlines again.

he says he's still in love with his estranged wife, maria shriver. that interview came out today. shriver, you may remember, filed for divorce last year after schwartzeneggar admitted he fathered a child with the family housekeeper. saying he spent christmas with shriver and their children and says he's hoping for reconciliation. >> getting ready for america's cup in san francisco this fall, organizers announced pran plans for a temporary water front concert venue. construction along embarcadero begins this evening. -- spring, this is what it's going to look like. sting is the first headliner scheduled to perform on june 2. tick writs going on sale next month. >> pictures of the 49ers faithful keep coming in.

they were decked out in october. and the family wore their gear to watch the game on sunday, you can see the game on in the being background. take a look at this little cutie pie sitting pretty. send us your fan photos at you report at kgo-tv.com. >> abc 7 news will follow 49er owes new orleans. look for

coming up at 6:00 turning the tide on crime in oakland. is this man and his controversial police tactics the answer? the debate is taking place right now. also, project that changed the face of san frachblt helping to turn a corner of the city into an epi center of ino

skpraigs a tattoo making you part of the 49ers faithful, forever. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> okay. thank you. >> listen to this, a hospital is using a smart phone app to help workers, patients and visitor autos clever idea if you go to the cafeteria, you're going see bar codes next to food hospital prepares in house. >> well, ucsf up blood loaded data on to the my fitness pal app. >> you can use to it track how many calories are consumed during the course of the day. >> it can be used this is "world news." tonight, the big freeze. for a third of the country.

so cold, when the wind blows in minnesota, it feels like minus 53. so cold, fishermen discover their fish frozen together. obama unleashed. the bold speech. but what will he do first? and after their late, late night, how the president and first lady shocked people at the white house today. and what is this really? a first look at a new report. are some of your favorite foods in the grocery store not what they claim? and sound and fury. ♪ star-spangled banner >> was beyonce really singing alone, or did she have help from a tape? was the band just pretending to play? good evening. and we begin with the big chill. 133 million americans in this together.