>> when he hit this curb right here, he was already shot. he was just trying to save his kid. that's basically what he was trying to do. >> the only passenger was the little boy. and they're now trying to determine why his father was fired on. >> we have had some gunfire on the south side of richmond recently. this incident, we're not sure if he was targeted. >> it acknowledges violence is still a challenge. >> last night, we had an ugly shooting, you know, it highlights the fact that this is always going to be a work in progress in this city. i think we're moving in the right direction. >> he's just been named police chief in tucson. in richmond, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> a san francisco judge just

ruled a divorced couple must live with the agreement they made when they got married to destroy five embryos if they got divorced. nchtsds now, her pubicist says lee is disappointed and is evalwaiting her legal options. >> at least one person has died after several vehicles collided on a major north bay commute corridor. >> you can see the mess there. the crash insolves two big rigs. >> the officers say it's going

to take several hours before eastbound highway 37 is cleared. >> a big mess in dublin. a driver accidentally hit the wrong pedal and plowed into a goodwill store on regional street. the goodwill is not far from the stone ridge shopping center. nobody inside was hurt. >> santa clara county sheriff's deputies believe they've broken up a modern day slavery ring. these are the people accused. some without pay while they stole wages from the others. deputies raided this restaurant last night. the investigation also focuses on the salon as well as the san jose home. all of the victims came from spain on vacation, some arriving

as early as 2011. >> catching a woman who is a violent suspect who may get caught because of her own mistake. now, the case may be cracked by this selfie. >> a young student was walking to class talking on her iphone when a woman jumped out and started punching the girl. >> the suspect punched the juvenile in the head several times causing some minor injuries to her facial area. and actually caused her to lose consciousness and go to the ground.

>> several days later, she found these selfies and realized it was her attacker. >> some protect them better than others. >> if it happened again, would you do something a little different? >> probably not. >> as for the woman who snapped these incriminating selfies. >> kind of dumb to take pictures of yourself. >> a convicted sexually violent predator has been released from a state hospital and is staying at a motel, at least for the time being. the 51-year-old was convicted of assault and has been at the hospital since 2010. a judge ordered him released on tranz yent status meaning he

must move to a different location and register as a sexually violent predator every 340 days. >> a student has to be reinstated. >> reporter: the hearing was meant to end at 5:00. not sure if we'll have a decision tonight or not. >> make sure the rapist doesn't come back on campus. >> stephanie garcia has accused a former stunt of attacker her in 2014.

>> this will set a precedent to have a new standard. yes means yes and no means no. >> confirms he left school about the same time the alleged incident occurred. spokes american wants to guarantee a fair outcome for all. >> i want to make sure that students are protected and supportened and that's so that they have due process rights. >> uc berkley handed the case over to the alameda district

attorney's office, but that office refused to press charges. now, the decision awaits from the student code of conduct. >> police say they have caught the person who vandalized the french american international school in san francisco. officers arrested a trans yechbt 44-year-old edward van wriegt on misdemeanor charges of trespassing and vandalism. he matched the description of a person caught on video. school officials found an agt-point star painted on the wall the next day. >> san francisco is stepping up security even more for superbowl 50 in light of the paris attack.

san francisco police chief and officials announced overhead bus cables along market street will not be taken down. superbowl 50 event begins january 29th in san francisco. >> now to the attacks on paris and isis video mingsing a threat against new york city. but officials maintain there is no current or specific threat. there are also reports tonight that police killed the master mind of a paris attack during a massive raid on tuesday. investigators say that raid thwarted an upcoming attack that was in the works. now, during the attacks, injuring five officers and killing a police dog. the president of france is asking to expand the state of emergency for information on a key leader of isis. >> president obama is vowing to

ve toe a bill to increase screening for syrian and iraqi refugees. a group of governors who want to halt the program over concerns about terrorists using the guise of being a syrian refugee in order to sneak across the border. >> europe is still on edge. the vatican is everyone searching nuns. this wrom was checked as she arrived for the pope's general audience for st. peter's square. >> coming um, imagine piles of money in starbucks coffee bags. just ahead, raymond "shrimp boy" chow and the testimony from an undercover f.b.i. ajent posie i as a crime bos. >> safety issues regarding space heaters. 7 on your side's michael finney on how to stay warm and out of harm's way. >> spring-like and in the 70s for some areas today. ♪ ♪

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emergency crews recovered a person's body. police first went to that area near east santa clara street and north 17th street just before 10:00 this morning. detectives say the body was partially submerged. the medical examiner is working to identify that person and to find a cause of death. >> a dog with the shasta county sheriff's department helped sniff out more than 250 pounds of pot this morning. deputies pulled over two men, including one man from san francisco for violation and the dogs, well, they smelled the drugs. the two men, of course, been arrested. >> modern technology played a role in connecting a suspect to one man's murder more than 30 years ago. john scott was arrested in

arizona on thursday. the 67-year-old is waiting to be extradited to the bay area. new dna anal sigs was provided last year and later releeszed because of a lock of evidence. >> tonight, the government's lead witness in the trial of reputed china town gangster shrimp boy claims shrimp boy became like a brother to him during the undercover operation. jurors heard secretly recorded conversations backing up that claim. vick lee is in san francisco. >> raymond "shrimp boy" chow was indicted for crimes and money laundering. prosecutors question their star witness, an undercover f.b.i. agent posing as mafioso.

he became like a brother to chow meeting him and his associates in expensive restaurants like morton's and in china town. in one exchange, he tells jordan, i'm ready to do business with you. i have mr. chow's blessing. tell me what you want me to co. >> the government maintains chow directed his criminal activities, even though defense attorneys say he had no involvement. >> jordan, his standard response was no, no, no. prosecutor. did he take the money? >> jordan, yes, immediately. >> chow's attorney says his client thought jordan was giving it to him out of respect. >> he did take some money, but he didn't take money for anything illegal. the f.b.i. agent is back on the stand tomorrow. the court is protecting his

identity by closing the jury to members of the public. >> chilly weather can mean bringing out the old space heaters. but they can be deadly if they're not used properly. how do you know if they're safe? >> 7 on your side is teaming up for this exclusive report on portable heaters. this is important for everybody. >> i've got to tell you, the stats on these things are pretty stunning. space heaters cause one-third of home-heating fires and more than 80% of deaths in that kind of fire. consumer reports just tested nearly 40 of the appliances. if you have an older one, consider replacing it. newer heaters are much saver. >> this is what's left of karen belle's house. a fire started right here

a space heater was plugged into an outlet. with some, a little scorching. but in these latest tests, none of the fabric caught fire. consumer reports also uses an infrared camera to see if they can burn you. >> they can get hot enough to cause pain when you touch it. >> this checks how yikly the automatic heater will turn itself off. most earn high scores for safety. but you still have to be careful. >> first, never use an extoengs cord. plug it directly into the wall. secondly, always keep it on the floor. don't keep it up on a shelf or a high area. third, keep it away from water. >> this dyson earned top scores

for performance and safety but it cost 450 clars. consumer reports also recommends this forneda. at $200, it costs far less and is just as safe. consumer reports says space heaters with a timer can save you money on your energy bills and provide another layer of safety in case you forget to turn them off. people are getting their wa wages garnished for bills that don't belong to them. >> 7 on your side investigates how this could happen to you. that's coming up tonight at 11:00 on abc 7 news. wait until you hear this woman's story. it is stunning. >> so frustrating for her. thanks for helping her. >> well, it's let's turn our attention to the weather fore caste now. very nice outside the bay area.

>> yeah, it is absolutely gorgeous outside, cheryl and dan. right now, the flags and the trees aren't even swaying. so it's really qualm don digss. let me show you how mild it was this afternoon. just tracking some high clouds passing through the bay area. san jose, 57 degrees. we're going to be seeing the clear conditions turned to a few patches of fog by tomorrow morning. 67 in santa rosa.

hoar u it's just a glorious view. we'll talk about the details in a moment here. short term, we're looking at a string of sunny days as high pressure diverts the storm track to the north right on through the weekend and even into monday. long-range forecast now are showing rain but the timing is slower and the totals are lower. chance of showers next wednesday we go into thursday and a few lingering showers for thanksgiving. we're generally looking at a few hundred to maybe 12th of an inch in half-moon bay. the bottom line? what can you expect for your holiday travel plans? showers will arrive, roads will be slick. so it could be a slow-goaling one.

especially if you're commuting and not running and mplt do expect the timing to change once again and we'll actually get right down to the hour-by-hour forecast as we get closer to that time period. in the afternoon, it's going to be another mild sunny day for the south bay. 71 in gilroy. san jose, sunnyvale, 67. blue skies on the peninsula. 66 san mateo. 69 in pacifica. daly city, downtown san francisco. temperatures in the north bay running a little bit warmer than they should be. 68 in san rafel. if you liked today's weather, it's going to be a repeat with milder con digszs right on through friday.

low 60s to low 70s. we'll cool et down next week, particularly tuesday. and then wednesday, cold showers with temperatures dropping to the 50s. if you have travel plans to head to the mountains, it looks like snow will be coming to the sierra nevada. so just keep that many mind. >> great. skiing up there for the holiday, right? >> that's right. >> still ahead, the long-awaited ipo. the numbers just out. it doesn't look like those are the right pictures, do they? that's next, whatever the story is. and coming up at 5:30, world news with david murer. >> coming up, the s.w.a.t. teams storming an apartment. but did they get the master mind? and was it really a bomb in a simple soda can that brought down that plane? >> david, thank you. new at 6:00, they're great to look at. but, on the downside of the

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weather. >> oh, yeah. i was around when weather began. i am the history of weather. >> oh, that's spens r for you. gma is on our 40 for 40 network. >> you can access the live stream at abc7news.com. >> so cool. >> all right. this is cool, also. a teacher in nevada gets a very big surprise. >> so big, the state's >> so big, the state's superin ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing.

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with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. i'm alma dates in the abc 7 news room. tonight, what some bay area refugees will lose if others aren't allowed in. also, slavery in saratoga. the illegal activity that police say took place in two local businesses.

>> and forget shopping, the government has big plans to get you outside and enjoying the bay area on black friday. all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> alma, thank you. >> see you then, alma. this is a day one teacher in morinne county won't forget. >> it started with a big assembly and a big surprise. >> nick williams thought he was attending just another assembly this morning. he had no idea he was the guest of honor. we knew ahead of time, so we were able to point our camera at him when it was announced he would win the milken educator award and $25,000. >> nick williams. >> the standing ovation from the students proves they chose the right guy. williams was asked to speak, but was a bit overwhelmed. >> i'm just blown away. i love san morinne high school. >> william social security a

science teacher. he is known to rap about science in class. he says that helps his students remember the facts. we asked him to rap about this moment. tough to do on your feet. >> i don't know how to keep a rhyme going slow. >> notice he's looking ahead at what he's going to do as a teacher. he wasn't thinking about the money he just won. we asked him what he was going to do with it, he said he had no idea. abc 7 news. >> what a story. all right. well, the milken foundation gives out about 40 awards a year. >> they found nick williams in a nationwide search of nearly three million teachers. amazing. >> congratewe lagszs. >> that's going to do it for us. "world news tonight" is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll just see you again in half an hour. >> bye, bye.

tonight, breaking news from paris. s.w.a.t. teams barrelling into a building here, the raid, the gunfire, the explosions. the seven-hour standoff. a woman setting off her suicide vest. and the mystery tonight about a second person who was killed. was it the mastermind? also developing tonight, isis now claiming it was their bomb in a simple soda can that brought down that russian passenger plane. the jet breaking apart in midair. brian ross is standing by tonight. the concern back home in america. two flights over the u.s. making emergency landings. tonight, we've learned why they acted so quickly. and after praising the attacks here in paris, isis saying an american city is next. so, this evening, how difficult is it to track isis sympathizers at home? the 900 terror investigations in all 50 states.