the report is controversial. >> but breast cancer action says it makes sense. >> all of us have been told that early detection saves lives. unfortunately, the evidence doesn't bear out. there are very limited benefits to mammography screening. >> she says women are often overdiagnosed and overtreated. >> a few extra picture that is we may have to take, really, to me, is a risk or harm worth it in order to save more lives. >> dr. heather green wood is a report that would discourage women from getting checked. we started annual screening at 40. >> i asked the doctor how insurance could be impacted. she says mammograms are covered for women starting at age 40. >> the number of people sickened

at a san jose restaurant has just doubled. at least 80 people have fallen ill after eating. this is located on north fourth street in san jose. many of them are in the hospital. 12 are being treated in the intensive care unit. county officials are urging everybody who has eaten there recently to see a doctor to see if they're at risk. it's very, very inif he can shs. as few as 10-20 individual bacteria can cause you to be ill. >> customers at risk are likely to have eaten at the restaurant friday or saturday. >> also in san jose, police are asking for help identifying two burglarers who broke into a home on casey way. police say the woman scoped out the residents new yorking on the

front door to see if anybody was home. when nobody answered, the maem burglar entered through the backsliding glad door. both drove away after the burglary in a red chevy camaro. >> oakland police are looking for two drivers who struck a man. this is a red sedan. the car then backed up and hit the man again. police are also after a white sedan that hit the man, as well. the man suffered minor injuries. >> san leandro police are afraid that they're stealing money from atm users even after the arrest of two suspected thieves. five thefts targeted atm customers on east 14th street. those crimes began in may and may have continued through last week. one of the suspects as being a

shoulder surfer. >> some of the atm machines that are out there allow people to continue even though their cards have been removed. for the consumer that doesn't close that transaction, somebody else may be standing next to them looking over the shoulder and may jump right into that same transaction before it closes out by itself. other thefts involve a skimming device attached. it costs customers about $9,000. >> cal trans inspectors were out looking at a freeway overpass. sky 7 hd was overhead today. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live now from oakland. >> hi, larry. well, this happened right about this time alile later during the evening commute out here. a team of inspected xxs did spend much of the day out here

looking at the damaged area. trying to make sure nothing else falls from this post world war ii era bridge. >> i saw the guardrail and the fencing just peel loose. >> they first thought it was an earthquake or an accident. heavy metal fencing coming down on interstates 880. >> i thought maybe it was an earthquake. i couldn't really explain it. i was just terrified for a long second that that overpass is going to come down on me. we were very lucky yesterday that nobody was killed. >> several drivers had minor injuries but nobody was seriously hurt. >> this cell phone video shows fire fighters using a blow torch to cut up this debris. today,several inspectors were out on the same overpass trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> well, you know, it definitely

could have been worse. we're taking this very seriously and we want to find out what the cause is. >> caltrans is in the process of dismantling the 68-year-old overpass with a plan to replace it over the next two years. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> san francisco taxi drivers face new rules this evening. cab drivers will be tested for drugs and alcohol. >> reporter: first of all, the drug and alcohol testing will not be random. drivers will be notified ahead 06 time. and the mta is paying for all of the testing, not the drivers, not the company, but the drivers' union says testing for marijuana really doesn't prove that the driver is impaired. >> taxi cab drivers are

demanding restrictions on uber. cab byes who already go through background checks and fingerprint scans will now have to go through annual drug and alcohol testing. the drugs are? marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, meth amphetamines and pcp. >> but the cab driver's main objection? marijuana. >> it picks up traces of the drug. days, weeks or even longer after the person has used it. >> therefore, the driver's union says it may have no relation as to whether the driver is under the influence while working. but the met ro poll tan transportation agency which regulates taxis says it has no choice but to perform the testsment. >> the bottom line is we are out of compliance. we are required by state law to test taxi drivers for drug and alcohol.

medical marijuana is legal in california. >> drivers also pointed out there's no exception for drivers taking medical marijuana. the board ultimately voted to exempt them. but alcohol and drug testing, including marijuana, will start next year. >> the morine county trail may soon be renamed in his honor. it's received nearly 20 requests to rename gunshot fire road in fairfax near where carter's body was found to the steve cart er trail. three people described as drifters in carter's death as well as the death of a canadian tourist are due back in court next monday. this is the first time since the

fatal shooting of kate steinle by an undocumented immigrant. >> well, cheryl, those we talked to here from the mayor to the supervisors agree that the sanction chew ware law passed in 1989 makes this a city of refuge. that's a good idea. but there's still room for debate. >> the sheriff had ordered his deputies not to communicate with federal immigration officials about the release of such detainees. >> the supervisor says that's out of line and offered a non-binding resolution today. >> putting a gag order on your

department within the sheriff's department absolutely vie lates the best interest of the public safety. >> cities across the nation are watching san francisco. he offered another non-binding measure urging the sheriff to not cooperate with the latest federal program. >> we have a federal government that's trying to get cities like san francisco to essentially become agents of immigration. >> both proposed resolutions are symbolic. leading supervisor to criticize them as grand standing. and in a chamber packed with immigration specialists, she cautioned against. >>. >> cannot allow one event to deck tate 25 years, 25 years of our city's policy towards undocumented immigrants to our city. >> in the end, compost was supported. but with the sheriff's election coming in november that's when a

real policy debate may begin. >> in washington, d.c., a senate democrat has blocked legislation to sank chew ware cities that shield residents. that fell short. republicans have been pushing the bill. >> a top official for the department of education was in the bay area to launch a new initiative in helping undocumented students. deputy education directly with affected college students. king had introduced a new resource guide that high schools and universities can use to teach undocumented students their rights and support them academically. >> unfortunately, folks in high schools may not know what opportunities are available for students. and then students become discouraged and don't finish their education. so we want to make sure there's

good nfgtsz out there. >> san francisco is hiring what they're calling a dream coordinator to aid undocumented students. the university has seen a 600% increase in 2009. >> conserving in our drought. nearly half the water is used this time last year. and the records it's already breaking at the box office. >> later on, changes coming to subway sandwiches. what will be different on that next order

new findings show the county waterer district are among the tliftiest in the state. they cut their water use by 41%

in september compared to usage in september, 2014. this is the highest savings of the year for distriblgt customers. >> parents will get some up dates tonight on how construction is going at their children's school in south san francisco. abc 7 news viewer told us about the elementary school. the school opened as scheduled in august even if they'll work on the project months behind schedule. contracts believe some of that work will be finished in the spring. tonight's meeting begins at 6:00. in oakland, the city counsel sill is expected to replace car lanes on a part of grand avenue. that proposal would affect grand between elwood avenue and jean street. currently, there are two traffic lanes in each direction. if approved, the project could begin in the spring of next year. >> oakland mayor will be attending next week's nfl town hall meeting on the future of the raiders.

the league wants to hear from fans and local officials from the city e three cities that are at risk of losing their teams to san diego. aural of whom have expressed interest in moving to southern california. it's a week from this thursday at the par mount theater. >> i remain committed to ensuring that we do this, that we build a new arena with private money. we know that this can be done and we want our raiders to stay in oakland. >> kriticcics say it's nothing more than a charade saying money and not passionate fans will ultimately describe the decision as to what team or teams will move to la. i believe he's requiring everyone to preregister online. we have a link for you on our web site at abc 7 news dot com. >> a lawsuit by employees who are victims of a massive hack attack. sony has agreed to shell out $8

million, including a payment of up to $10,000 a person as well as paying for preventative measures and legal fees. last november, hackers broke in to sony pictures and released e-mails and personal information in an effort to derail the relief of "the interview." the force is apparently strong. star warz fever is reaching new heights after millions got a look during monday night 23509 ball. fandango had a record set of sales selling eight times as many tickets as the previous record holder, which is the hunger games. all the buzz building for the december 18th debut. >> just two minutes long, but this was the longest and final of the much anticipated star wars "the force awakened."

>>. >> the trailer, you even get a preview of the character rs. >> i was ready to do one thing. i've got nothing to fight for. >> watch actor john voyagaa reacting to his first look at the trailer last night. he saw. as it beats cheering fans who say the wait was worth it. >> this is the seventh installment. while some lucky fans have already score tickets, tickets

are available for resale on e-bay for hundreds. the movie doesn't open for another two months. already, we're told a lot of theaters are sold out for the first couple of days. >> so much excitement. it's unbelievable. look at this. 17,00 tweets a minute. that first movie aired after chris pratt said it looks absolutely amazing. rob low tweets that pr team should run this entire country. >> maybe not a bad idea. who gets emotional over a movie trailer? and director j.j. abrans posted this before the release. we cannot wait to show you the trailer tonight. i don't care if you're black,

white, brown, jawa wookiejedi or sif. i just hope you like it. >> what do you say to that? >> a level above jedi. >> i'll discuss this afterward, larry and cheryl. i'm speechless. outside here, it's just absolutely beautiful right now. the sea breeze is coming in, but it's been a warm afternoon. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. we'll find out how much longer it has been running. a good 7-14 degrees warmer than yesterday. really, the wind has been coming out of the north, northeast. 23 right now in fairfield. 20 in santa rosa. that contributed to the warmth today. temperatures are running higher by about 15 degrees in napa, 11

degrees warmer than this time yesterday in san jose. here's a view where we're seeing bright, sun any skies. 73 degrees in oakland during the 80s, mountainview, san jose, still pretty warm. 66 in half-moon bay. in the upper 50s this afternoon. tomorrow, you're going to warm up to 62 under sunny skies. low to mid 80s from santa rosa to movado. this might be a place for you to go. ocean beach from around. mild days at the ocean beaches. saturday lite radar indicating that this high pressure ridge is really locked into place. it's going to stick around for several days. changes may arrive with hurricane olaf. well let me show you what's going on right now. it's a cat goir form hurricane

packing winds of 150 miles an hour. it's not definitive right now, but i want to give you the long-range forecast. tuesday or wednesday next week, wednesday, some hints of rain as moisture works its way into california. first thing in the morning, cooler spots north bay, upper 40s. you will need to dress warmly when you leave home. you're looking at a-1 in the south bay. 86 gillroy, on the peninsula. daly city, 73. downtown san francisco, 76. sun shine in the mid 80s. san rafel, east bay. 80 oakland. inland spots will be on the warm

side. 86 livermore. we hang on to the warmth right on through the weekend. temperatures right on in the 60s to the 80s range. and then we see those clouds heading into the middle of next week. you will until then, we have this beautiful fall weather that you can take advantage of and enjoy. >> sandy's clicker turn sboos a light saber. >> let's try that. >> only when she wants to use the force. >> that's it. >> connelling up on abc 7 news at five, a man rushes onto a tarmac to try to catch a flight. where he was headed and what he's in trouble for now. >> and a reminder, when you see news where you live, please take a photo or video and share its with us.

the subway sandwich chain announced some big changes today

in both its bread and the meat it serves. in march, it will have antibiotic-free chicken on the menu. subway says serving only antibiotic free meat and chicken will take years. the consumer group says it's a good move, but feels there should be a federal ban. >> in the meantime, if we can encourage and see success in convincing companies that they should change, that's good for their bottom line, to change. we'll keep doing that. >> subway has also agreed to measure its sub as part of a settlement of a lawsuit that accused the chain of selling foot long sandwiches that were not a full 12 inches. >> one man takes cashing a flight to a new extreme. this video by the district attorney's office shows a man running out on to the tarmac. prosecutors say a man opened a secure emergency exit door on the concourse, ran out on the ramp and tried to stop the plane

as it was pushing back from the gate. the man pleaded guilty to tampering and endangering the public. by the way, he missed the flight to his 40th high school reunion in ohio. >> what a story, though, huh? >> well, check this out. a storm chaser in australia caught this amazing moment. lightning just missing an airplane. the plane was landing at sydney air port yesterday. he tells abc news that he believes that lightning was less than a mile from the aircraft. everybody's okay, though. >> very scary. >> driving on the wild side here. surveillance cameras at a gas station in wales caught a woman's car suddenly go on two wheels. she misjudged the turn and the car went up. rather than panic, she kept her cool and gravity did the rest. >> okay, again, everybody's okay. thankfully, right? all right, well, still to come on abc 7 news at 5:00, recycling unwanted crayons for sick children. the new tool one organization is

getting to spread more color.

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>> they may not be the big one, but find out what seismologists are making of the swarm of small quakes shaking the east bay. and call it inflate gate. we'll show you the staggering inflated prices for hotel rooms for superbowl week. >> alma, see you in half an hour. an insurance company teamed up today with a nonprofit to bring a splash of color to the lives of sick children. >> abc 7 news was in wall nut creek as triple a unvailed a new trailer that it purchased with a crayon initiative. the nonprofit newly recycled crayons to kids in art therapy programs. the man behind the effort says it's his way to start some color sfwlchlt the hardest part was figuring out where they would go and how we would process them. we've figured that out along the way. and as we've grown, it's snowballing.

>> awesome. so far, 2500 packs of specially designed crayons and given to fi tonight, the new controversy over the takedown of bin laden. did joe biden just change his story? once saying he told the president not to pull the trigger on the operation. now he says, he quietly told the president to do it. the major shift tonight and the confusion when it comes to mammograms. the american cancer society now saying start mammograms later in life. and no longer recommending doctors and nurses feel for lumps. dr. jen ashton is here. vrnlg. the news conference a short time ago. the driver whose car was broke down, called for help. a short time later, shot down by police. bernie madoff victims, where they found the money to get their money back.