i. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> a speeding car crashed into a home while she was sleeping pinning her underneath the vehicle. >> this happened at the concern every of furdue and farnsworth streets. >> reporter: good afternoon, larry. neighbors tell us she had planned to celebrate her engagement this week. i'll going to move back and give you a look at this house. s that tarp you see covers the hole made by an acura suv.

some witnesses say it was airborne. neighbors in this quiet neighborhood have neither seen nor heard anything like it. >> i thought maybe a transformer went off. >> reporter: instead, this. a horrible seen last night after an suv driven by a still unidentified 20-year-old san leandro man ran a stop sign, clipped a car and plowed completely through the wall of this garage before landing atop a young woman sleeping inside. >> one of the officers described that she appear today be folded in half at the waist. >> the 25-year-old woman remains in critical condition. >> very quiet and very, very nice neighbors. >> the victim's family kept to themselves today. telling us that they only spoke with police. they said little more. >> reporter: the house is now yellow tagged. its garage still bulging from

the force of last night's impact. witnesses and police say the suv may have been going close to 100 miles an hour. >> i've been in this business for a very long time. i've seen a lot of collisions. i've never once seen a car that has struck a house that has completely penetrated the wall and landed inside. they have now. they intend to charge him with felonious reckless driving, at least. >> working towards residents at 20th streets after a big rig slammed into a power pole and broke a gas line. neighbors took some pictures after it got stuck. moments later, the truck slid downhill, lost its air brakes and slammed into the power pole and that caused a gap, but amazingly, no one was hurt.

>> sky 7 hd shows you where a 25-year-old man was shot to death inside a car in bay point. the victim's car came to a stop along marys avenue this morning. the shooting took place near an apartment complex. no arrests at this point. >> some new details about the hostage drama that unfolded yet on san jose. an incident that left a gunman and a hostage dead. >> live at the scene on camden avenue. >> reporter: larry and cheryl, the san jose police stel us that they knew each other. but the exact relationship is still under investigation. the gunman initially shot and killed by an officer who was on paid administrative leave. police say they're still looking into a motive for the hostage that unfolded at this four bedroom house. 45-year-old lionel ocivito is a tenant at the house.

it's believed he shot and killed the 53-year-old who is believe today be the homeowner. her son was removing items from the house this morning, but not ready to talk about his moer's death. >> right now, i'm kind of feeling bad for my mother's death. >> i am so sorry. >> that east okay. >> the hostage standoff lasted three hours. neighbors had reported hearing shots. suspect ocivito came out a side door. officers shot and killed him after he pointed a gun at police. inside, they found her already dead. the special operations unit was never in direct communication with the gunman. three hours after officers first arrived. >> a lot of times, they'reoff, they're coming from different areas of the city. so, again, the time factors and then the time of the day, traffic getting out to that area, having to come here to get their equipment. >> neighbors believe she had extended family living with her.

she also rented out a room but she was alone when taken hostage. >> every day, she walked the kids to school, he came back. like i said, when my husband was in a horrible accident, she came out and brought stuff for him. just a very, very nice lady. very quiet, friendly lady. >> in san jose, abc 7 news. >> a possible break in a case of two santa cruz county men who died after taking xanax. the sheriff's department arrested the 22-year-old after they say he admitted supplying the drug to one of the vick tims. deputies arrested on suspicion of manufacturing, marijuana sales and illegal marijuana cultivation. >> we're hearing for the first time of a family of a young man who went on a stabbing rampage. the 18-year-old from santa clara who police shot and killed after last week's attack. four people were lurt and all of them are now recovering.

in a statement the family says they want to "express our deepest sympathy to the victims on campus." >> this surveillance picture was taken yesterday. the couple's son reported them missing after they failed to show up at an appointment on saturday. both are suffering from early stages of dementia. police believe the couple may be driving a faded green 22001 toyota camera. >> in just a few days, ski slopes will look like this one. you can see from our lake tahoe tv camera. heavenly will open six days ahead of schedule. and you can credit our recent storms for dumping plenty of snow in the sierra.

alpine meadows will now open thursday, both ahead of schedule. >> a welcomed site. the question is are we going to be seeing more snow soon? >> spencer christian with an accuweather update. >> it's cold enough in some parts of the bay area to snow this morning. temperatures down near freeing. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. cool, crisp conditions all across the bay area. we do have a frost advisory from out to the delta and beyond from the central valley and fra san jose southward, i should say. the santa krarks lara valley frost advise rein effect until 9:00 in the morning. right now, looking at clear skies across the golden gate bridge. clear skies looking toward mt.diablo. 63 fairfield.

57 in livermore. and, from our rooftop camera, here's the first forecast. clear and chilly this evening. cold inland overnight with some frost tomorrow. looks like we have a few more sunny days coming ourt way before our next rainfall event. we'll talk about that a little bit later. >> all right. see you in a few minutes. rain may be a common site this winter. officials want you to know the correct way to sandbag your home. abc 7 was in palo alto for a sandbagging demonstration. first thing you have to do, you take a plast irk sheet and tape it to your wall. it's important to cover the seam of the bottom sandbag with the one on top. >> the time is now to get prepared. take a look at how your house is con figured. especially during a rain event. walk around your house during a rain event and see where water is collecting. >> palo alto residents can pick

up sandbags this sunday between 9:00 and 2:00. >> when you get unushlt weather where ewe live, please take a video and share it with us. we can possibly use it on the air. >> a nationwide day of protest dubbed fight for 15 is now underway. it's calling for a hike in the minimum wage to $15 an hour. in oakland, demonstrators took on a mcdonalds. they also want to unionize. organizers say they are ready to fight for this. >> we're getting a lot of pushback. we're getting a lot of retaliation. but it doesn't stop the work that we do. when we fight, we win. and that's proven. >> the demonstrations started early today. one group took over the corner at 24th and mission in san francisco. another rally is scheduled to begin shortly in oakland. abc 7 news reporter laura

anthony will be live there on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> we want you to check this out, a raised bikeline aimed at making it safer for cyclists is now open. city officials announced the kpleex of san francisco's first raised bike line. san francisco officials would like to have some feedback. you can find a link on our web site. >> still ahead on abc 7 news, a new fallout from san francisco's real estate crunch. >> cheerioes facing a big lawsuit. you'll be surprised to learn what's really in this box of serial. >> republicans getting ready to take center stage. but you won't be seeing some familiar faces. >> taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. it looks like traffic is moving pretty well right now. >> eastbound looks a little heavier. going back to the peninsula, a

little smoother on the right-hand side.

san francisco is one of the most expensive places to live. >> nonprofits are struggling to hang on. outside of a shelter run by the st. vincent depaul society. >> nonprofits are considered the backbone of this city. they care for the most vulnerable, the homeless, the poor, those with disabilities. but, now, like a lot of people,

they are struggling to stay in the city. >> the st. vincent depaul society has been around since 1860. san francisco's oldest nonprofit served more than 200,000 of city's neediest every year, offering hot meals and domestic violence sfrss. >> it's part of our core mission to take care of these populations in need. but, we're in need ourselves right now. >> the lease on st. vincent depaul's headquarters is ending next year and they expected the rent to double. it's already happened to colleagues at lutheran social services who have moved from this market building to this spot in the tenderloin. while the focus has been on the housing affordability crisis, nonprofits are also being squeezed. the average price for all commercial real estaten increased by 256% between 1999 and 2013.

>> every minute that we spend worrying about our overhead is one less minute being spent focusing on client need. >> the supervisor spoken southerlied a mitigation plan unanimously passed by the board last year which provides 4.5 million to help nonprofits. st. vincent depaul is aplying. kim believes more needs to be done. >> we are going to have to subsidize our nonprofits staying here. we used to just fund services. now we're going to have to fund rent. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> finding a quality place to live is about to get easier for bay area veterans. unvailing the willow's housing development. it's a 60 unit apartment complex.

officials say this is an important first step towards helping theest maited 800 homeless veterans. >> we're looking to create permanent housing for our veterans, get them housed as a first step and then that frees them up psychologically to think about what are the other treatment needs that i have. >> a list of the most expensive places to buy a home is out 234 the bay area. however, a southern california city tops the list. newport beach is the priciest place to live in the u.s. the average list price, $2.3 million. seven bay area cities rank in the top ten. palo alto 2, cupertino and southern california is 6.

and the minneapolis suburb of orano and breadwood city is tenth. cleveland has the cheapest at just under $75,000. >> a consumer add droll can sill group is suing general mills, accusing the cereal manufacturer of misleading customers with a new product that's called cheerioes protein. >> ask a typical mom what she thinks about cheerioes protein and you'll probably hear. >> that's a good thing to have for breakfast. >> reporter: you should think twice before giving your kids a bowl for breakfast. >> you're getting a little more protein, but it's not worth the price of four teaspoons worth full of sugar. >> it's hard to believe that this newcomer, cheerioes protein actually packs the most sugar.

for the same 200 calorie serving, regular cheerioes has six grams of protein. cheerioes protein, 6.7 grams. but look at the sugar break down. that same 200 calories contains just two grams of sugar. but cheerioes protein oets and honey has a whopping 16 grams. >> people are being cheated. not only is general 34i8s giving you so much sugar, they're also charging you more for this product. >> cheerioes protein includes nine different sugars. regular cheerioes, just one, plain old sugar. in a statement, general mills told abc news cheerioes protein is accurately labeled. an equal amount contains 18% more protein than regular cheerioes. he didn't respond to repeated questions about the amount of sugar. >> if you actually look at the

hidden sugar in common, everyday items that you consume, it's alarming how much sugar is in stuff. >> you have to check the sugar content all of the time. well, it is gorgeous out. take a look at this. gorgeous and sunny. a cold front just hourings away that. >> sperncer christian, the view overshadows us. >> it does, irn deed. no matter which direction you look today, the view is just absolutely stunning. but the day got off to a pretty kbood start, as you know. here's live doppler 7 hd. it all starts in the bay area, as i just pointed out. let me glive you a look at the golden gate wring. chilly, overnight with a frosty warning coming our way tomorrow. rain is likely on understood. sunday. but let's check out how cold it was this morning before i go into the next cold mornings. almost freezing at santa rosa.

now, check out tomorrow morning. tuesday morning, frost advisories for virtually all the north bay and down into the -- i shoultn't say down into, but into the santa clara valley. so lows tonight will be down near freezing. napa and santa rosa, upper 30s in concord, livermore, mid 30s in morgan hill, upper 30s santa cruz and then the following morning, thursday, not quite so cold, but some locally frosty spots especially up in the north bay where lows will be widespread in the 30s. also, lows in the 30s again on friday morning. a local frost is likely in some spots. finally, over the weekend, temperatures will moderate a little bit. at which point we'll see rain beginning to advance southward from our northwest by 6:00

thursday morning. rain is likely across much of the bay area. don't expect it to last very long, though. it should be over by late sunday evening into sunday night. and then by monday morning, expects dry conditions and a dry commute for monday morning. you wi now, highs tomorrow will range from upper 250s at the coast to lower 60s at the mid bay. not much variation. for the next seven days, tomorrow, veteran's day, frosty morning, as i pointed out. sunny skies through saturday. a few clouds coming in on saturday. and then rain is likely sunday. partly cloudy on monday and e and becoming sunny and crisp again on tuesday of next week. >> all right, spencer, thank you so much. coming up next, how a tinder helped save a woman's life. >> and then new after 4:30.

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a texas man who was granted his dying wish has lost his battle with cancer. in september, fleetwood launched an online campaign lobbying to see the force awakens after he was given just two months to live. that effort went viral. and last week, the director granted his wish allowing him to see an unedit version of the film. >> a florida woman is looking forward to a longer life thanks to a stranger's decision to check out a dating app. the two began dating and soon afterward, rich opened up about his friend, erica who was in dire need of a kidney transplant. she volunteered to get tested and, amazingly, it was a perfect match. >> it feels incredible to be able to help. >> there really are people out there that do things for other people.

>> well, as it turned out, jennifer and rich were not a perfect match. they're no longer dating. but they each now have a friend for life. but erica, to whom jennifer will receive a kidney donation next week. >> that's anoth's an amazing st. >> the biggest and best information from our friends at "good morning america." >> here's your 60 second hot list from gma today. hit it. >> when i talked to him on sunday, he said he jumped the gun on those stories and that calls into question whether you're fit to be commander in chief. if he repeats that tonight, how will you respond? >> i'll just simply say, and i mean it to the bottom, the case was made that he went after his mother with a hammer, he smashed somebody's face with a lock and then he said he's got a pathological techer or something. and he wrote that in a book. and you do all of these things and you're trying to justify that yes, you did them and that's supposed to make you credible.

>> gma is turning 40 this morning. take a look back at the galaxy of stars who have been our gu t guests. >> put yourself up there. >> i feel like i'm getting to give stars. >> a couple has directed us from the gma control room. >> i'm in the control room and they're all drunk. >> a trip down memory lane. and that's the gma hot list from today. we'll see you in the morning only "gma." >> and you can catch robin, george and the rest of the "good morning america" gang weekdays following the abc 7 morning news. >> and she's right. she did turn into a star n if making right there. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >> and at least two dead after a plane slams into a building in ohio. >> plus, they are gearing up for

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here's a look at the headlines at 4:30. a man was driving an suv as fast as 100 miles an hour when she

slammed into a garage that had been turned into a bedroom. a 25-year-old woman was sleeping inside. she got pinned underneath a vehicle. that woman is in critical condition. the driver's injuries are less severe. san jose police have identified the gunman and the woman he held hostage in a police standoff. both ended up being killed. lie knoll ocivito is the suspect police shot and killed. airport taxi drivers are on strike for another day as the city considers eliminating stretch rules for ride sharing in airports. tweeting video of the protest and he'll have a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. in just a few hours, republican presidential candidates will square off in their fourth debate in milwaukee. showing ben carson and donald trump in a sded heat. live in milwaukee with a preview. >> larry, the moderators have

promised that this debate will be all about the issues, though, earlier today, when asked if they will attack their rivals, but trump and bush said we'll see. republican presidential hopeful set for a showdown in milwaukee. the eight candidates taking the main stage and the molt ray xx saying this debate will be different from the last. after backlash over the types of questions asked in last month's cnbc debate. >> is this a comic book version? >> tonight's fox business says pricing candidates for spechks on their policy plans. though many watching to see if donald trump will continue going after fellow front runner dr. ben carson's claims of his own violent youth. >> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. this is a strange election, isn't it? >> and some calling this a make or break night for jeb bush. waiting to see his tactics this time after a failed attack on

marco rubio on this debate. >> will they really engage there the midst of this? and i think ted cruz is in an interesting position tonight. what will he do? >> and this will be the smallest republican debate. right n right now, they're participating in the underkard debate. >> larry and cheryl, back to you. >> regarding the undercard debate, what have we seen so far? chris chris tirks e was behind you a few minutes ago? >> yeah, and part of the problem soo far is they're sticking to the issues, primarily talking about the economy. but it wouldn't be a republican debate without mention of hillary clinton. she is the real adversary here.

there's such a focus that the wifi password is stop hillary. >> interesting. marcy,thank you very much. >> my goodness, all right, thank you, marcy. first, president obama, he's become the first sitting president to be on the cover of an l.g.b.t. magazine. the president will appear on the magazine's new issue as an ally in chief. we'll hear support for gay, lesbian and by section you causes. >> today, russia is on the defensive denying al gaxs of state-sponsored cheating and corruption. elizabeth hurl with the latest. >> allegations of doping, cheating and bribing according to russian president p utin are unfoubded.

>> this is one of the biggest scandals to rock international sport in quite some time. >> despite russian denial, the world aent doping agency says its investigation revealed that the russian government, even russian secret agents helped stage a cover up. >> it's worse than we thought unlike other forms of corruption, actually affecting the results on the field of play. >> the agency is now demanding that the russians be stripped of all of their medals. >> i'm hoping we're going to see the medals that are owed to me. >> which could mean american athletes could earn a bronze medal. >> why are you crying. this is such a human emotion to feel like a loss. >> in addition, the agency is calling for russia to be banned from international gains, including next year's real olympics. and that's not all. sources say a criminal investigation has been launched and fefa says it's closely

monitoring the situation as russia is set to host the 2018 soccer world cup. russia has until friday to formally respond to the international olympic committee. but the committee just anoujsed that it has already taken steps to discipline the individuals accused of doping in this record. >> at least two people have died after a small plane crashed into a home in ohio. police say the 10-seeter plane as it was coming counse ining d crashed into the building in akron. right now, we're waiting to learn just how many people were on that plane. we do know, though, at least two of them were killed. russian officials say the country's ban on all flights to egypt following last month's plane crash will last several more months. >> most likely, a bomt blew up a

plane over the peninsula. shortly after takeoff from egypt. >> pope francis is refusing to back down on his call for changes in the catholic church. today, the holy father not obsessed with doctrine or acquiring power. it comes with revelations of two new books of two internal resistants. >> a major blow this afternoon to a pair of fantasy sports. new york's attorney general ordered them to cease operation immediately in that state saying their games constitute illegal gambling. legal experts say other states could follow suit as many are questioning whether the fant sill 130r9s industry should be regulated. a bill to regulate fantasy sports in america.

>> probably the beginning of the end of those two sites. >> sign that is are driving some drivers crazy in utah. >> also, some hot new apps will that help you save time and more. >> i'm spencer christian. clear skyings as far as the eye and the camera can see. for now. with this rain coming our way, i'll tell you what it will do and my accuweather forecast coming up in just a mo ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪

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. some driver ins utah are distracted by signs trying to get them on the road. drivers are seeing catch chill stuff like this one that read get your head of your apps. a-p-p-s, just in case. the idea is to raise awareness. another sign read it's columbus day. discover your turn signal. i thought that was pretty funny. >> well, people on social media are going crazy over some spots in south africa. >> i don't know, cheryl. i think they're here. spencer christian might be one of them. we don't know. it's possible. >> i've been called worse.

they're coming to take us away. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. clear skies all across the region. wu, oh, we're going to have some frosty nights coming our way. one of them will be a frost advisory in effect for the entire north bay. and much of the central valley. the santa clara valley southward, the coldest nights of the season so far. they will be widespread temperatures in the low to mid 30s. possible damage to sensitive plants. meanwhile, this is a time lapsed view at a look at lake t x ahoe. and how about a look at yesterday's effect after the morning rain. the rainbow. this particular rainbow sent to us by jacob in our bay side view. tomorrow, we're going to have another cold start in the morning but highs ranging from upper 50s in the coast to low and mid 60s around the bay. and we'll have several more chilly mornings coming our way before the weekend brings us our

next chance of rain. >> all right, spencer, thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4 kro 4:00, a silent killer. while excess belly fat can be more deadly than obesity. . >> 7 on your side's michael finney. this ye

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you may know this time saving apps are on the rise. >> and some of them got their start here in the bay area. revealing the apps that are helping millions skip the weight. >> in this frantic, got-to-do-it-now world, consumers are turning to their phones to help with time. for that crucial cup of morning joe, starbucks recently added an order and pay feature on its mobile action pp. app. with the help of gps tracking,

orders are ready as soons as you walk in d door. >> i think it's smart. you can get anything nowadays chl. >> starbucks is one of many businesses cashing in on apps for those conveniently on the go. >> we should definitely expect to see so many more of these apps in the future. people are all about using technology to make their lives more efficient. >> feel who are hungry and angry are using hangry to pick a type of food, pay for it and get a fast delivery from a restaurant in their area. drivers from uber now keep a few meal options in temperature controlled bags. >> we've got a chicken biscuit and a pork sandwich. >> dreading the post office? there's ship, up load a picture of the item you want to mail and a courier picks it up within 20

minutes for a $5 fee and mailing costs. >> we are the easiest way to send anything anywhere. we come to your location, we pick up items, we package them and ship them in the lowest available price. >> ship in five u.s. cities is planning to expand in the future making your long wait a thing of the past. >> google maps is getting disconnected: it's going offline so you can use it when you don't have wifi or a cellular connection. >> that means you can still search nearby businesses and even use turn-by-turn voice prompts all when they're out of range. >> well, it's your loss that can really help you. >> this is the time of the year everybody starts thinking about

hot, holiday toys. this is expected to be a banner year for the toy industry. >> toy sales have been going up and down over the past decade. they're celebrating today, the u.s. toy industry is expecting their best year in a decade. annual toy sales are projected to rise more than 6% to nearly $20 billion this year. the growth is being fuelled by the increasing popularity of collectables. toys based on a hollywood block buster films and better technology that allows toys to do things like talk to children. that has some kids choosing smart toys over video games and mobile apps. toy manufacturers are focusing this year on trying to grab the attention of the pre-teen crowd. it has been a long, slow death for beta max. but it's finally about to be over. sony has aannounced that earliet year, it will stop producing beta tapes.

we were surprised to find quite a few people, mostly senior,s, still using beta recorders. so here's your last chance warning. to buy the tapes, you or a relative will see moving forward. a reminder for millenials, beta tabs were a tad smaller than vhs tapes. the loss in the marketplace between the two systems. beta was used before vhs which was used before dvds which was used br blu rays and digital recording. a lot of people weren't around for that. >> i was going to say, what about my 8 track tapes. >> a ton of freebies. if you pay for a meal tomorrow in your event, you haven't gone to my page. >> all right. listen to this. belly fat may be more dangerous

for the heart and obesity. >> jane king with today's we wellness report. >> how a little can be dangerous. the mayor clinic says big bellies lead to higher death rates for both women and men. how much of a belly is risky. researchers say it should be no like iuds and implants. they are still smaller than the pill or condemns. long-acting birth control gives women more say over when and with whom they have children. scales can be more harm than good. the education behavior shows a disturbing link between young women who frequently weigh themselves on scales and psychological issuement just depression and eating disorders. self weighing doesn seem to have

a negative effect on adults, but it does on long women. a large study shows people that are recommending people who dropped their more thanments to below 120 over 80. and the result? the lower the blood pressure, the better the outcome. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. >> millions of pounds of perfectly good food gets thrown away every day. >> single biggest category of what's going into landfills in the u.s. is food. >> abc 7 news looks into the horrible waste of food before it gets to store shelves. what can be done to stop this. find out tonight at 11 right here on abc 7 news. >> coming up next, some hip hop fans from college students. the musician helping a san

francisco teen get into college. and a look at what's coming up. >> cheryl, thanks very much. coming up, a bay area company does summer somersaults over a bay area payday. one thing you should look for to ensure an internet pharmacy is safe. >> and we are live in yosemite where new snow turns a summertime park into a wintertime playground. those stories and a lot more

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a san francisco high school student has just won a scholarship that will ensure he goes to the one of the black universities. the award comes from a hip hop artist whose award comes from

african american men and women. here is the inspiring story. >>. >> reporter: neil is a high school student. he was told to write about how his life relates to this song titled "dear john" by hip art artist mc lite. ♪ >> reporter: at the time, neil was recovering from a torn tendon. >> nowadays, they work on some college applications. and finish it then. >> more than 1,000 applicants were competing for two $50,000 scholarships as part of the education initiative of mc lite. >> they tried to basically connect with this personal connections you know, challenges and disadvantages. >> neil is known by his teachers as one of school's best writers.

>> it's definitely clear that through writing, he uses the medium to speak about issues he cares about. >> and last week, neil was told he was a winner. a reserved young man, he would not talk much about his essay. his mother confessed she hasn't even read it. as for colleges, he likes dillard university and morgan state in baltimore. he says he dit enjoy being in the lime light. there he is with mc lite. >> just the whole event getting out there and meeting all of those people. it's pretty cool. >> the awardsceremony will be part of the soul train music awards. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us on abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> the drums and the noise, protesters lay out their demands.

>> $15 an hour would definitely help me. >> tonight, the one bay area city that says the fight for 15 does not go far enough. >> also, ahead, the teachers charged with drunk driving and hitting twro kids. for the first time, what the judge is telling her to do. >> plus, what happened after a big rig slams into a wall of parked car tsz. >> and why barking like a dog has one raiders player under irn vest gaigs. >> winter-like chill in the morning. i'll show you when the frost add vie vise ris are coming um. >> the fight for 15. from san francisco to oakland and beyond. >> i'm cheryl jennings. we have so much to tell you. it has been a day of action ayosz the country as protesters turned out to push for higher

minimum wage. and several of those k demonstrations here in the bay area targeting fast food out lets. joining us live from city hall getting under way now, laura. >> i'm sorry, cheryl. this one just under way here at city haul. this effort does not apply to food efforts, but trying to live on a minimum wage. tonight, the berkley city council will take up the issue. it is moving towards $15 an hour, like many cities, but not necessarily fast enough for these folks. >> from san francisco at dawn to oakland and beyond, demonstrators demanded that fast food workers and others make a minimum wage deserve a raise. >> i am here to fight for 15 because i want to be able to help my mom pay bills. i want to be able to pay my phone bill. >> several bay area cities are moving towards $15 an hour, but

not immediately. on january 1st, the minimum wage at bekley will be $11 and $10.30 in san jose. >> back to our labor condition says we should go to 1$19 an ho. >> what happens after that will be up to the city council. >> berkley would like to be smart. we'd like to to something that would help our people give them more money but, at the same time, you know, not kill the goose that laid the golden egg. >> i feel like the chamber's job has been to help people find a balance. between everybody deb serves a fair wage and we don't want berkley to become a city with no local businesses. >> california druthers may get