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broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> and we start with developing news. oakland police officers shoot and kill a man tonight after clearing yet another sideshow scene like the one you see here from early this morning. good evening. >> oakland police say they thought the man was pointing a real gun at them. this happened at 90th and bancroft around 5:30. no officers were hurt. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with what the man's weapon really was. lilian? >> natasha, the gun that oakland police said was pointed at them was a replica, something difficult to distinguish until after the craft. >> they were live above where they were towing cars involved in a sideshow. a man approached them pointing

a gun in their direction prompting several officers to open fire. >> it was rapid fire so you couldn't tell. >> the man died at the scene. police say his weapon was an air soft replica gun seen in this photo that oakland police distributed on social media. >> it looks like a firearm, and it is very difficult in circumstances where you have a replica or a firearm. it is difficult to drm -- to determine until after you have a chance to look at it and study it. >> it caps a weekend of numerous sideshows whereas many as 700 cars were involved. numerous intersections were shutdown including a portion of 880 as drivers perform donuts and other stunts. one group of spectators went so far as to stop on top of an oakland police car. and it took a toll on resources. >> the impact it had not only on the community, but our first responders such as law

enforcement and fire department. >> oakland police will hold a news conference to talk more about this weekend's sideshows and to give more details on the officer involved shooting. in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. now to the latest on the terrorist attack in paris. the french air force dropped 20 bombs in northern syria destroying an isis training camp and a munitions dump. the extremist group claimed responsibility for friday's attack that left 129 people dead. there is also an international manhunt right now for this man. police believe he is one of the gunmen on the run. people in paris are, of course, still on edge. david ono from our sister station in l.a. is there and reports people panicked after someone set off fireworks as an apparent prank. >> this is what terror looks like.

just moments before i was in a cab and driving by the plaza de republic, the very place where the firecrackers were set off. the driver told me how busy he has been. people aren't taking the metro or the subway in paris because they are fearful it will be bombed so they are taking cabs and then we see people running, crying, screaming something. >> did she say they are shooting? >> he is frightened and telling me we need to go. back at the scene it was just a prank, but police were telling people to get out. in the cab we see police cars scrambling, but still didn't feel right so i tried to calm him down. >> maybe it is a misunderstanding. >> she said go home. go home. >> he stopped to ask people what they know. they say there has been a shooting.

one man is watching live coverage on his cell phone and the other man said it has been at the republic. it was a telling experience, a reminder that parisians live in fear and are on edge. after it as all done he admits that he is very scared and wants to be around for his daughter. hours later pome calmed down and i meet a woman from norway who now lives in paris. >> the attacks were so random. it could have been anyone. >> citizens need to be more vigilant, observe and spook up. speak up. >> if you hear of something going on tell the authorities, report it. i believe if the people who knew what was going on here said something, maybe 130 people may still be alive today. >> less than three hours from now this country will observe a moment of silence and then the museums will re-open and people will head back to work

and the citizens of paris will try to get their lives back. reporting from paris, david ono, abc7 news. and sergio is live at san francisco city hall where hundreds showed up for a day of remembrance. sergio? >> as you saw there is a lot of panic on the streets of paris. there is a public order in affect until thursday baring large groups of people from gathering as a security precaution. that's one of the reasons why one of today's organizers said it was important to have a big show of people here on the streets of san francisco city hall. in paris there are still fears so this gathering on the steps of san francisco city hall is an important show of solidarity. >> there are terrorists out there in france and around. definitely not want to have a

public gathering. here we can do it. >> reporter: plenty of police were deployed, but it was a mostly solemn event. the general console spoke briefly. >> we will stand by our values. if we are able to overcome this mainly because all our friends. >> bay area residents are showing support for some of our closest allies. >> france and america have been friends and we need to keep that relationship strong. >> among this crowd is a group of french high school students. they were camping in death valley when they learned about the attacks on friday. >> first thing we tried to comfort our students because they didn't understand what was happening. >> they cancelled their tour of san francisco when they heard of this gathering and one of their teachers lead the crowd in the french national anthem.

in san francisco, abc7 news. and two bay area newlyweds are back from paris tonight and telling a chilling story about their honeymoon. >> cornell bernard spoke to the couple today in santa rosa. >> it feels almost selfish in a way to be here and to not be able to mourn it with people who fully understand the terror that was going on. >> game me and her -- jaime and her husband, shane are back from a two-week dream honeymoon in fran and ended in a night of terror. >> they were throwing grenades into restaurants and shooting into restaurants. because we were so close to the area and not knowing if the terror was done. >> we feared for our life. >> they were having dinner with two friends two blocks away from the concert hall. the scene of a masacre where terrorists killed hostages. the couple took this picture as cafe owners told patrons to stay calm. >> they said we can't let everyone leave. we are on lock down.

they immediately closed the curtains and locked the doors. >> people are crying and upset visibly. emotionally you can see the tears. maybe they knew somebody at the theater or the soccer stadium. >> they set out to try and get back to their hotel. shane was fearful they wouldn't make it. >> it is the fight or flight theory. i need to protect myself and protect my wife. >> people were running and there were cops everywhere. >> they arrived back at their hotel three hours later and set out for the airport the next morning where they found massive crowds and chaos. finally back home the couple realizes from the news reports how much danger they were in and how lucky they were to make it through. >> our hearts are going out to other people who maybe weren't so lucky, who were at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> abc7 news. >> we are so glad they are all right. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the terror attacks in paris.

get breaking news by following us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. people heard a lot of that sound today. high winds toppled many trees there. abc7 news was in alameda when this large tree hit a moving car around 8:30 p.m. the tree also took down a power pole. luckily the driver was able to get out safely. >> and abc7 news was on union street where a fall entry blocked more than half of a blocked more than half of a fell on muni lines. no one was hurt there. let's go to millbrae where homeowners spent the day cleaning up after a tree fell down in their neighborhood. and in emerald hills west of redwood city a large tree ripped through a fence. the big question, are we done with the high winds? lisa argen has a look ahead to the forecast.

>> funny you ask, reggie. the national weather service has extended our wind advisory until 4:00 tomorrow morning. as you can see the winds are still ramping up along the coast at 37 miles an hour. sfo is 29 and peak wind gusts of 48 miles an hour. ocean beach saw 50 miles an hour and as we go through the next several hours it really is going to take until tomorrow until things really quiet down. in the north bay winds have not been as gusty, but we have high pressure building in. the winds aren't going to totally shut off. they will back off a little bit. winds over 20 miles an hour and we will talk about whether or not we have rain clouds in our future in a few minutes. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa. should officers be armed a bay area college campus? what really happened when a man pulled a gun out on that campus? that story is coming up. >> and a tornado touches down in the central valley bringing down trees and damaging a

it is what college police departments fear the most. city college of san francisco got the call about a man with a gun last month. officers can really only do so much because they don't carry guns. in a story you will see only on 7:00, vic lee shows us how they are reviewing the longstanding no gun poll -- policy. >> october 14th, city college of san francisco. campus police receive a call, man with a gun at the library. sky 7hd recorded the response. students in the library duck for cover or run. the reported dwun man got away. >> it took campus plus one

minute to respond, put they were unarmed so they had to wait until san francisco police arrived with their guns and that took another three to five minutes. >> those minutes are critical. >> former police captain is head of public safety at university of san francisco. he says the standard protocol is simple. >> go in there and stop the threat at all possible moments. rather than waiting for special weapons teams. >> but city college police officers like egor are not allowed to carry guns. >> we are supposed to contact sfpd and basically wait for them to arrive and take care of the situation. >> almost all of california's community cljs arm -- colleges arm their police. but city college with its 11 campuses and 80 thousand students are gun free. >> what this mean by gun free is that the police don't have guns. it doesn't mean that people

aren't on a daily basis bringing guns on to the campuses. >> carl is a former police chief shown here in 2007. he tried without success to convince the college to arm his officers. >> that's one of the reasons i resigned is that the college never took a serious look. >> with increasing gun violence across the campus, the debate is heating up again. it was front page news in the student newspaper. some students want it. others fear abuse if they are armed. >> it forces law enforcement to use other resources instead of resorting to extreme force. >> he tells us all of it has affected morale. >> very frustrated and very angry. confused as far as what they want us to do. >> officers wonder if the policy will ever change. she is with the employee's union . >> when is the right time. do you wait until -- heaven

forbid do you wait until someone is hurt? >> susan lamb says it is a complex issue with strong feelings on both sides. >> i think that there is ways you can be safe without necessarily carrying guns, but the guns are an added safety measure. >> she plans to make a recommendation to the college trustees in a few months. meantime police say every minute they are unarmed puts the campus at risk. >> vic lee, abc7 news. it is really not often you hear about tornadoes in california. but meteorologists are headed to the central valley tomorrow to try to figure out if a twister touched down there. check out this video. it is south of modesto. strong winds rip rooves off and it even took down power lines. >> it is incredibly scary.

they share this dramatic video. the debris is flying around. you don't see it in california. they saw two tornadoes touch the ground there. >> just hovering and it isn't going anywhere. it was still going in a circle. >> for how long? >> it seemed like any eternity, but it was probably 30 seconds to a minute. >> you expect it in the midwest, but in california? give me a break. >> fortunately no one was hurt. we are really glad we didn't have that kind of weather close to home in the bay area jie. we did have a little of everything. >> we did have high winds. will that continue into tomorrow morning or are we done with that? >> it will continue along the boast and the bay shoreline through about 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow morning. and the reason why is the winds have not relaxed much. the national weather service has extended the wind advisory until 4:00. you can stey the rain is just -- you can see the rain is running parallel to the northwest coast and things

have quieted down in the past couple hours. we had the thunderstorms in the central valley and the san juaquin valley and still snow in the southern sierra and north of bakersfield some activity there. overall not a lot going on. things are quiet except for this , the gusty winds from oakland to san francisco and still anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour. gusts up to 50 could be likely here along the shoreline. still there is potential for downed trees and power lines. keep that in mind if you are traveling tonight. it will still be quite breezy there. 50 in oakland and san jose. 48 in morgan hill. 52 in half moon bay. still the at moss for is kind of mixed in allowing for the temperatures to not drop too, too much. it will be cool throughout the overnight hours. 50 in concord and 46 in livermore and 45 in santa rosa. so as we head outside right now, you will notice from this

vantage point you can see the trees blowing. cool and windy overnight. sunny and continued cool for your monday. in fact, it will last into next weekend. then we have thanksgiving. can we get rain in here? overnight lows in the up are 30s. 44 in richmond with 42 in palo alto. the high pressure is a fair weather maker builds in not only for the next couple days, but all week long. it looks like it will last into next week. a couple systems want to get to northern california and throughout the latter part of the workweek. it is still trending dry. things can change. tomorrow we'll look for breezy conditions coast side. 61 half moon bay. 63 in san francisco with 64 in palo alto. one of the warmer locations. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast where the temperatures will be cool to start out and even tomorrow the temperatures are a little below average. and then we warm it up tuesday

and wednesday. so low 70s arrive on thursday and friday inland. mild at the coast and the surf will be high and there will be a few extra clouds here and there. overall it is looking very quiet. >> very nice. thank you, lisa. >> coming up on a abc news at 11:00 -- is that a zebra? >> zebras are on the loose. check out this

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and they played better and they earned it. we have to take our lumps and deal with it and move on. >> each week you play somebody. it is a fight out there every time. we are focused on the next week and we are absolutely confident in that locker room we can play well. >> every week we come in and emphasize something we need to work on. this woke was passing game. we did well passing, but we let a lot of them run all over us, us,200 plus yards or whatever it was. >> you put your finger on one leak and another pops up. we have to find a way to eliminate more than one phase of the game. the lady bears pulled off a top 10 upset. eight of 10 shooting. eight boards.

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broadcast center, this is abc7 news. good evening. here is the latest on the terrorist attacks this paris. it is 8:36 in the morning there. museums are getting ready to reopen. people are going back to work today. for the first time since terrorists killed 129 people on friday. french airstrikes tonight destroyed an isis training camp and munitions dump in northern syria. that extremist group claims responsibility for these attacks. >> there was a massive international search for this man. police believe he is one of the gunmen on the run tonight. two other possible attackers including his brother escaped in belgium after being

arrested yesterday. >> and here in san francisco hundreds of people showed up for a remembrance at city hall to honor the victims. a group of french high school students canceled their afternoon tour to attend and sing the national an em them. hundreds gathered to remember dwons gons, the cal state long beach student who was eating when she was gunned down. they call her mimi. they want you to know who she was and the dreams she had for her future. >> she wanted to have a career and a family. >> noemi gonzalez was best friends with her mother. tonight she just feels lost. up until the fbi made a visit they were hoping reports of her death were a mistake. it was supposed to be a dream semester, studying abroad at straight college of design. and then horror. terrorists gunned her down at a restaurant.

tonight classmates held on to each other and lit candles sharing memories at csu long beach. it was standing room only as classmates, teachers, family and friends spoke about her dreams. ji we used to talk about -- >> we used to talk about growing up and having families. it is hard, but i am going to miss her and i love her so much. >> her boyfriend of almost four years says there is so much irony to to tight. she would have loved to have seen her friends and the turn out, but hated the attention. >> all these people are here for you. >> her parents came from mexico and knew from the time she was in kindergarten she wanted something big in life, determined to go to college and have a career and make a difference one day. her father says in 23 years she already did.

>> mimi is right here. mimi is on the heart today, tomorrow and forever. >> her parents say the fbi told them they will not be able to lay their daughter to rest for three weeks while the investigation continues. there will be a second vigil on tuesday where she graduated from high school just five years ago. >> it is hard. thank you, natasha. president obama ordered the american flag to fly at half staff at the white house. all federal buildings and military posts around the world. the tributes to the victims will last through thursday evening. at the g-20 summit in turkey, an unusual sight. president obama huddled with the russian president vladimir putin. they agreed on the need for a syrian-lead transition. they hope that russia's airstrikes in syria will focus on militants and not opposition groups fighting syrian president al-assad. the g-20 brings together leaders from the world's largest economies.

the oakland raiders and their fames paused to remember those killed and wounded before the game in minnesota. >> at this time we ask that you please stand and join in a moment of silent reflection for the victims, their families and loved ones. >> members of raider nation came up with their own tributes to those touched by the tragedy. french colors, red, white and blue mixed at the odot-co coliseum. if you attended the game you may have noticed an increased presence as well as oakland police. both agencies team up to provide security at the raider games. they emphasized there were no threats against any of the stadiums. david muir will anchor "world news" and you can catch his show on" "good morning america"."

>> how to spot a speed trap. >> michael finney with a driver's guide on what you need to know. >> and the winds are still cranking in san francisco. 51 degrees from our tower camera with winds out of the northwest and gusting to 29 miles an hour. the wind advisory extended through 4:00. we will talk about how cool, breezy and maybe even how wet the week ahead will be. that's comi

owner says she feels taken. this woman told me she sold her house and put everything into her business and pied a man more than $16,000 for a new truck, but ended up with nothing. >> it was super disappointing because i worked so hard and it really pulled the rug out from underneath me. >> how this local case is connected to a string of strangely similar stories on the other side of the country. the investigation tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00. scary moments in san jose. they teamed with pg&e to keep a gas fire from reaching a vacant commercial building in the cambria neighborhood. it started when a gas line ruptured before 2:00. nobody was hurt here. firefighters say the flames burned next to one of the building's cinder block walls and those materials stopped the fire from spreading. pg&e looking into what sparked the fire. getting a speeding particular kt is no small

thing -- ticket is no small thing. >> 7 on your side's michael finney has more on how to avoid getting caught in a speed trap. >> when we think of a speed trap we think of police lying in wait. >> i don't know what the traffic traffic -- what the speed was. >> or we hear of a driver pulled over in arizona with california plates. >> got caught in a speed trap on the freeway. >> i had to go and follow the guy to the police station and i had to pay the fine. >> neither of the scenarios are officially speed traps. francisco rodriguez is an oakland-based traffic law attorney. >> there is misconception to what a speed trap really is. >> roads must be studied and the speed limit set in part by how fast drivers are actually going. >> if you have gearing set at 35 and 85% of the people measured were traveling at 45, then, yes, you have a speed

trap. that is the classic definition of a speed trap. >> there are exceptions for highways, bridges, tunnels and school zones. generally if a road hasn't been studied or the limit has been set too low you have a speed trap. if you can prove a road hasn't been studied in five years you could have a winning defense against a traffic ticket. john bowman is the vice president of the national motorist association. >> most people don't bother to fight speeding tickets at all. fewer than 5% of people who get tickets actually plead not guilty and go to trial. >> the association has a website that tracks speed traps and what drivers believe are speed traps. see this exit. sure enough we find officers there pulling over cars and writing tickets. the san francisco police department told us the officers were most likely there because people

complained about the traffic problems. when i visited i didn't see any police. there are hundreds of potential speed traps listed on the site including gernville road in santa rosa. another way to keep track of potential speed traps is with the ways app. >> police reported ahead. >> the app tells you and visually shows you where other drivers spotted police. and when driving outside the state, you should be especially careful. >> it is fatherly common knowledge that they will target out of state drivers. they know it is difficult to return to the state and go to trial and defend themselves. now we will check in to see what your week will look like weather wise. it looks like the rain is behind us at this point. >> absolutely.

the northwest wind is still with us and they are ushering in the cool air and they are still ramping up the coastline. 20 to 30 miles an hour and gusts up to 50 is not out of the question. we had the ocean beach earlier and at sfo. right now 20 mile an hour wind gusts from oaknd la. from oakland. half moon bay is leading the pack. things quieted down. napa and santa rosa and out by the delta. as we go through the next several hours, the national weather service has extented -- extended the wind advisory. it is a breezy afternoon, but the winds coming down slowly. 51 in san mateo and san francisco and 49 in fremont. we'll look for a cool day in the northern sierra. 33 tomorrow. 65 in los angeles. low to mid60s here. plenty of sunshine and breezy coast. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, warming up a little bit on tuesday. and then the warmest days

upper 60s around the bay. 60s at the shoreline. can't get any rain in here. thank you so much, lisa. >> and shu is here to talk about what else is happening in the nfl. >> week 10 of the nfl had a little of everything. i will have it all next including a showdown between -- in january. that's next in sports. >> give where you live. >> join abc7 as we share the joy with the communities where you live. >> we served 82,000 people every month in the county. >> and we provide food to a quarter of a million people. >> we can provide today for 30,000 families. >> i have been doing this for 25 years and love every minute. >> i like giving back. >> we believe in giving back to the community. >> so do we.

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29-25 seahawks. arizona retook the lead. two minutes left in the game and seattle gets a stop and has a chance to win ellington goes 48 yards to the score. cardinals have a three-game lead in the west thanks to the victory. packers hosting the lions with the worst record in the league. packers get the ball back after an on sidekick. cross boo's 52- crosby's 52 yarder and the lions win in green bay for the first time since 1991. vikings take over the lead in the nfc north. patriots taking on the giants. blount thinks he has his second td of the game, but called back due to holding. two plays later and tom brady is picked off at the goal line. the third this season. that lead to a giants field goal. braye dooy avoided a near pick and fourth down conversion to set up the 54-yard winner. he got it and patriots are 9-0

with a 27-26 victory. carolina panthers are looking to add to their best start in history. cam newton ran one in for a touchdown and threw for 21 of 2 sick and 217 yards. panthers are now 9-0. broncos and chiefs. he sets the all time record for passing yards. 71,839 surpassing brett favre. best day of his career? yes? no. chiefs pull off the upset and peyton manning spoke after the game about being pulled. >> i didn't play well. i didn't play well. i had a bad game. not much else you can say about that. whether it was because of my injuries or whether it was poor decision making, i tend to lean on the poor decision making and some bad throws. i wish i would have played better. >> low scoring affair.

cowboys and bucs. dallas lead and a minute left in the game. winston going for the win and leaps and fumbles at the one. cowboys recover to end the game. but called for defensive holding and that's an automatic first down. the next play and winston and this time he will score on the bootleg and handing dallas their seventh straight loss. ravens and jaguars and jacksonville down one. he stumbles and brought down, but by a face mask. instead of game being over it is 15 yards and the jaguars get another snap. jaguars beat the ravens 22-20 the final. steelers and browns and jones got the start for roethlisberger, but landry went down for an injury. roethlisberger had to come in and played well. 32 qardz to bryant. big ben you there for 379 yards and three touchdowns and antonio brown who had 228 yards against the raiders 10 catches and 139 yards and two

touchdowns and how about that flip in the end zone? judges give him a 10 on the landing. steelers win it 30-9. bears and rams and jay cutler throws it about five yards and leads to an 87-yard touchdown because zach miller breaks loose. ties the game at seven. big man running that one. cutler once again a short pass and this time to lankford. 83 yards. cutler had three td passes. two touchdowns. rams lose their second straight 37-13. four td's his final eight yards to jordan reeve. he had two picks in the second. 35-yard pick six. washington goes on to win it 47-14.

dolphins on the road against the eagles. pops in the air and he comes down with the touchdown. the dolphins win it. 20-19. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. 49ers had a bye and they get the seahawks in seattle. >> i just want to do that flip. unbelievable. >> he nailed it. >> thank you so much, shu. >> that's it for tonight. >> abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for mike and lisa, thank you for joining us tonight. have a great monday.

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