for the responsibility they embraced to keep the people of this city safe. >> police say the gunman shot his ex-girlfriend earlier in the day in bat baltimore: he made instagram posts that were, quote, ven antipolice. >> a 20-year-old man was found dead on the college campus. he may have been drinking. officers were called around 4:00 a.m. to piedmont avenue and dwight way. an autopsy will help term how he died. another 20-year-old man was found dead after a large fraternity party last month. >> in martinez, police are looking for a gunman who killed a young woman in martinez has night. 18-year-old judith bean was shot to death. a second victim, sherman parker, was wounded but is expected to recovery. vallejo police are searching for a shooter.

there will reports of multiple gunshots at the park on skyline drive this morning. vallejo found the body of a man in his 20s on a trail about 200 yards from the parking lot. no suspects were seen leaving the area. the rain is gone but in the north bay there is still some flooding this weekend, and that is because of king tide. this is a look at the parking lot along redwood highway in mill valley. we're seeing the tide at its highest level of the year. drew tuma has more. >> the earth right now is the closest to the sun, and the position of the moon over the next couple of of days will create high tides known as the king tide. we eave -- have a coastal flood advisory, the areas shaded in green. some seawater could spill on to roadways, sidewalks and trails. so if you see flooding during times of high tide, it will be

exacerbated of the next couple of days. live doppler 7hd, still tracking light showers across the region. everything right now is widely scattered, but as you head into the second half of the weekend we are tracking drier skies ahead. we'll detail that with the full fashion -- forecast in few. >> we're live in novato with more. reporter: check out the damage to this corvette. a massive oak tree toppled over in the middle of the night, crushing the car. the inside now filled with bren glass and tree branches. >> i can't get home. i need a ride. >> linda becker's cherished white corvette, which she has had for 12 years, sits mangled are in branches of airpack tree. she was at her store working late.

>> i heard this loud -- the building just shook. and i thought it was an earthquake. >> but she came outside to find this. that took a few pictures. the tree totaled her corvette and damaged two other vehicles. it broke windows, knocked merchandize off the walls and punched several holes in the to roof. >> there was so much debris and everything. just up in the air and coming down, and i -- it was quite an explosion, really, with the way the tree hit. >> more rain is on the way and she is in a hurry to make repairs. a recent string of storm continues to impact people across the bay area. >> in albany, restoration crews pump water out of a basement that flooded. >> a lot of phone calls. >> the owner says they're busier than ever, working ten jobs a day. he is mostly seeing flooded homes. >> a house that we're working on

yesterday, and they had a lake in their backyard, and the water was just coming through -- up the steps and seeping inside the lady's house. she had all of her towels and blankets trying to dam the spot. >> his crews vacuum out to the water, and sed up humidifiers. he said the best thing to do is clean out gutters and use sandbags. >> they're still cleaning up from last week's storms in redwood city. sandbags line the perimeter of a mobile home park. the park flooded last week, and people who live there had to evacuate. everyone is back home now and no one wants to see the area flood again. there's still a lot of standing water that that be pumped out. we were there today volunteers with the suu kyi foundation stop by to replace things people lost. the brought over clothing donations this afternoon.

>> people are very, very happy to see we are here. i think they desperately need people's attention. they seem to be forgotten when we are here. they are excited, they're happy, they smile. >> it's a buddhist organization that was founded in taiwan working closely with the red cross. >> you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd with the weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play. more information on abc7 news/apps. >> there are a lot of last-minute shoppers out there on this last saturday before christmas and for the first time ever this day is expected to surpass black friday as the busiest shopping day of the season. analytics firm, shopper track, reports more than 14% of americans will buy their final gift. retailers will see ten billion dollars in sales. sergio quintana is live from the center in daly city.

how is it looking. >> it is looking really busy. take a look over here at the parking lot. it's kind of packed full of people waiting for parking spaces. staff say it's been like this all day, since they opened early this morning. it's clear that shoppers across the bay area are cramming a lot of their last-minute buying into the last saturday before christmas. inside the center, the grift -- the gift wrappers were busy, and people said they did much of their shopping online but a few items they could only get the mall. one of those must-have presents this year are the new air jordans. one woman told us she spent an hour in line to buy hers. the other reason why some last-minute shoppers are flocking to malls is because there are still plenty of deals to be found. we saw lots of sales at quite a few stores and it may just be a little too late to get those

sales online and get them shipped on time. >> it was rough. there was -- the parking lot's really full. took a long time to park. a lot of physical stuff going on in the stores. i'm an ice hockey play, so i knew how to protect my space. >> here's a quick look at what he was talking about earlier today in the parking lot. there's usually plenty of parking available here at the center but today it was packed full. now, as you mentioned, economists are estimating that this is going to be a very shopping busy day. they estimate even busier than black friday and cyber monday, and judging from the traffic we have been seeing at shopping centers across the bay area, looks -- sounds about right. reporting live in daly city, abc7 news. >> glad i'm not out there. thank you. still ahead at 6:00, we'll break down the impressive jobs report that has california leaders so optimistic about the

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in november. more than 90,000 jobs created. the second most since the state started tracking in 1990. economists say it's impressive because it's across the board in all regions and job categories in california. not only did the state add jobs but more people started for looking again. economists believe science and technology are leading the economy's recovery. here's a look at the bay area half. rein county continues to be the lowest in the state. more than 12,000 new jobs were created in alameda and contra costa county last month but they continue to have the bay area's highest unemployment rates. in san francisco, the holiday was made a little happier for children whose parents are in jail. some inmates were able to give gifts to their kids thanks to family program and hundreds of donations they've took parenting classes and wrote essays about five things they'd like to give their child and why. only one thing could be a material item. during a special visit today the parents got to spend time with

their children and give them their gifts. >> coming up next on abc7 news at 6:00, a look at ski conditions in tahoe. are you dreaming of a rainy christmas? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> the raiders know where they won't be playing next season. it's high school championship day. how this play made all the difference for one east bay school. that is later

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thousands of children who would otherwise not have received any toys for the ohio received brand new ones today. this is glide family services' annual toy giveaway. lots 0 families in need waited in line this morning. the event is in its 30th year and going strong thanks to the bay area's generosity. >> christmas is about the children, and so see their faces when they receive toys, when you see that, it's so much joy. >> 10,000 toys were given out this morning. glide is still accepting donations of new, unwrapped toys. drop them off at freedom hall. >> we'd love to see how your celebrating where you live.

you can share your photos of holiday lights and events on twitter. you can also e-mail photos or video to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com. skiers and snow werers in tahoe must feel like kid on christmas morning. they've had a ton of snow in the last few days. nearly all major ski resorts are expected to open by the end of the weekend. boreal has seen a foot of fresh snow, squaw, alpine and kirkwood have seen at least two feet. let's sent our to abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma for a look at what is next for ski resorts and elsewhere. >> certainly loving the snow out there. the pattern of the next couple eye days, rather quiet. so if you're headed out to ski in tahoe, nice weather, sunshine on the way. right now, live doppler 7hd showing a few lightly scattered showers across the bay area. this is the theme tonight.

widely scattered showers and the threat of wet weather. we'll show you not the prettiest looking of evening on this last full day of fall with overcast skies and we could see a couple of showers, particularly overnight. the forecast calls for at least fog developing overnight tonight. tomorrow. , winter begins at 3:03 p.m. it's going to be a dry and rather quiet start to the season. on the contrary, for much of december, we have just been soaked, especially in san francisco. look at this, 15 of the past 20 days we have seen rain. totaling more than ten inches. the week ahead, drier weather dominates. right now, temperature, 59 in san francisco. 60 in mountain view. right now, antioch, temperature of 56 degrees. satellite and radar shows you an area of low pressure with the cold front pushing moisture into the pacific northwest. high pressure just off the coast keeping a lot of this rain at bay. so scattered sprinkles about the best chance to see for wet weather. these two opposing forces are

pushing a lot of surf along our coastline so we're still under a high-surf advisory through the evening, until 10:00 tonight. for occasional breakers over 25 feet, creating hazardous conditions at beaches and dangerous rip currents. so, we'll take you through the future of the forecast. chance of rain in the north bay overnight and tomorrow morning. still seeing a chance of a light shower along the coast. as high pressure builds in sunday afternoon, watch as the cloud break apart, especially in our endland location. so more sunshine on the way for the second half of sunday and than we have seen for saturday. overnight lows, mainly 50s across the board. isolated light scattered showers developing and patchy fog. then tomorrow morning, early morning drizzle, giving way to afternoon sunshine and temperatures into the 60s. 65 for napa. 63 for oakland and san jose, high of about 63 degrees. so, the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for the chance of

early rain tomorrow morning, sunshine breaks out in the afternoon. by monday, the first full day of winter, morning fog and then sunshine in the afternoon. look at the mild temperatures. upper 60s we go. especially in our inland spots. tuesday, a mild winter day with those temperatures hovering ten degrees above normal. wednesday, for christmas eve, we're tracking changes, early morning clouds could give way to an isolated shower in the evening. the best chance is in the north bay. nothing widespread, and it's nothing have and all clears out in time for christmas day. so temperatures drop in the wake of the front. friday, mostly sunny, temperatures back to seasonal and then full sunshine on the way for next weekend. >> sounds like a california christmas. >> warm ask dry. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. i. >> colin rush is in for shu tonight. happy to have you. football news? >> raiders, staying. >> okay. >> for a little bit. nfl commissioner roger goodell

ended the speculation today. the raiders, nor any other franchise will be playing football in los angeles next year. upon hearing the news, san diego quickly announced their intention to stay put. the raiders and rams could have filed an application for relocation to l.a. for the 2015 season starting january 1st. no need to do that now. the silver and black home at o.co tomorrow to host buffalo. >> 49ers and chargers. niners open the game with 76-yard drive and the touchdown, and it's 14-0 niners in the second quarter. philadelphia and washington, the early game. eagles fighting for playoff spot. morris, 28-yard touchdown run. 10-7 washington. mark sanchez, pretty good for 58-1/2 minutes. 374 yards passing two tds, both to riley cooper. eagles rally to tie it. 1:36 left. eagles on the move.

sanchez picked. washington in the field goal range. 27-24 the final. cowboys win tomorrow and philly will be eliminated. bowl season began today. five games on tap. utah start thursday pac-12 on a winning note. utes and colorado state in the las vegas bowl. three of utah's four losses came to top 15 teams and beat stanford. booker, 60 yards, 21-7 utah. he had 162 yards returning in game. wilson threw for one, ran for three. utes rock the rams 45-10. good day for the beehive state. utah state and utep in the the joe hill, 11-yard score, utah state, 21-6 win.

the falcons of air force and western michigan in famous history potato bowl. the 5'11", 245 pounds has some speed. 1 other 1 yards two tds, air force wins 38-24. >> we should rename the new orleans bowl the louisiana lafayette bowl. ragin cajuns playing. first and only touch of the game against nevada. james butler, the one-handed grab. win for the cajuns, 16-3 over the wolf page. >> division 3 state championship, high school. the drive for the win, but row matto recovers the fumble, takes it 85 yards. 35-28 campo lindo. then, tiger, don't call me woods

garcia,. he forced the fumble for the touchdown. could goers d-3 champions, 35-28. a perfect 16-0 season. >> gates on with stanford. bead uconn early in the season but since then four wins and four losses. tennessee the latest opponent to take it to the cardinal. the the lady vols undefeated at home. they were in command from the opening tip. massinggil hits. harrison scores then graves scores, stanford shoots 25% in a 59-40 loss in knoxville. maybe they could beat the 76ers. maybe the knicks. johnson top-ranked kentucky made ucla look like a 40 and over men's league squad. wildcat scored the game's first 4 points and led 41-7 at the half. that's willy stein with the

dunk. bruins crashed 83-42. man. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. kentucky, they say have got nine, maybe ten nba players and making everyone see why they're 12-0. >> thank you. next at 6:00, a look at the cutting edge of candymaking technology, including a way to

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join us on kofy tv 20. we look at north korea's offer to help in the aftermath of the sony hack attack. then on abc7 news at 11:00. months after the napa earthquake some residents are still fighting to get their property out of red-tagged buildings. tonight they take their battle to the mayor. that is tonight at 11:00. >> this week, nasa used 3-d printing to build a wrench in space. here on earth the same technology is expanding the science of milk chocolate. her she company -- hershey chocolate can sand any 3d object, including people, and have the printer make it into a chocolate likeness. hershey

believes the printers will soon be available in communities across the world. more handy than a wrench. a pair of baby pandas are stealing hearts in japan. they're flocking to the zoo to get a glimpse of the cubs, just 18 days old and weighing just more than a pound each. among the visitors, a married couple who say the panda cubs gave them courage to take on parenthood. is that what it takes, colin? >> all it takes. motivation. >> thank you for watching see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00.

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