broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good evening, thank you for joining us. the focus of a broad anti-terror crackdown has shifted now from paris to brussels. belgium's capital city is now all but locked down after massive security after the government warned the terrorists were poised to strike just as they did last week in paris. and the man suspected in the attacks in paris is believed to be on belgian soil. >> reporter: on the streets of brussels police and soldiers out-numbered the civilians, as the government raised their terror level high. >> it is a serious and imminent threat. >> reporter: that put the belgian capital on edge and on

guard. >> there is less people out, that probably means terrorists are not going to bomb anybody. >> reporter: adding to those fears, police believe that somebody who may be the man who got away, salah abdeslam, believed to be the gunman who was shot here in the video. two of his friends now under arrest admit they picked him up in paris after last week's terror attacks and drove him back to his native belgium. police call him armed and dangerous. in paris, authorities are trying to learn how the alleged mastermind of the killers, abdelhamid abaaoud, was able to gather the terrorists. at the concert hall, where most of the people were murdered, the american band eagles of death metal, they described the slaughter. >> several people were able to hide in the dressing room and

the terrorists got in and killed everybody except a kid that was hiding under the jacket. >> reporter: and it seems like terror situations like this seem to be worse. >> and in the threat in belgium you can always get breaking news any time by downloading our abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. and tonight, rohnert park police are searching for a man who they say is armed and dangerous. vasquez is accused of shooting his esstranged wife. the couple had recently separated. police say he threatened her just days earlier. fortunately the woman is expected to survive. and police in antioch are on the lookout for gunmen who shot three people, happening about 9:00 p.m. on sycamore drive. now you can see the victims

loaded onto the ambulances. right now investigators are talking to witnesses and gathering evidence. they have not told us the conditions of the victims. and in san francisco, an out of control pickup truck hit and killed a woman who was just out walking along lake merced, the woman who was driving the truck went to the hospital. police are looking to the possibility that her brakes failed. and in the crocker amazon area, police are looking for a driver who stole a car and then rammed it into a police officer. no officers were hurt in that incident. and another blow to the dungeoness crab season that could likely hit your wallet. two more states have postponed that because of the possible e. coli outbreak. what it means for a bay area holiday tradition. >> reporter: hope for a crab season is fading faster than the sun. the fishing boat, high hopes,

puttered into port where the captain says that the delay of the season is devastating. for third generation fishermen, john miller, two thirds of his yearly income is made during the dungeoness harvest. but a large algae bloom has caused a serious threat to miller's livelihood. >> just tighten our belt and not spend any money. and try and get through. >> i wish they were out in the water so we could have some crab this holiday season but it looks like we'll have to import. >> reporter: the crab will come from somewhere, says téz manager of this cafe. >> we're getting updates every day and trying to find out what is the latest. >> reporter: but it's with baited breath. now oregon and parts of the washington coast are delaying crab season. >> for us, it will be quality, but just not from where we normally go and catch it.

>> reporter: alaska and the puget sound could be the only fisheries that are deemed safe in time for the holidays, meaning the market price will likely increase. >> we're going to have to raise it slightly but not to the point where it's unaffordable. we don't want to discourage people from being able to come and enjoy our crab. >> reporter: but the affo affordability depends on who you ask, the tourists or the local crowd. >> definitely not something we can afford. >> reporter: or the fishermen, they seem to have financial uncertainty as they wait for the crab. and we'll talk about changes coming to bay area weather. right now it's pretty cool out there. about 60 degrees from the emeryville camera. beautiful day, we'll experience changes beginning on monday. let's talk to drew tuma, so drew, i understand we may need scarves and gloves. >> find all the winter gear

again, don't get used to the warmer air. oakland besting theirs, in downtown san francisco, 71 fairfield, 74 antioch, and a high of 70 in san jose. it was nice outside. we're showing you the camera tower, a really nice evening on hand. plan out your morning, tomorrow morning, early in the morning, partly cloudy skies, cooler spots dropping in the 30s. about 50 degrees in the warmest location. by 7:00 and 9:00 we'll warm up nicely into the 40s and 50s, by 9:00 a.m. and in the morning, it will feel mild compared to the cold air we have waiting in the wings. it will feel like winter after the forecast in just a few minutes. thank you, you won't see colin kaepernick play quarterback for the 49ers again this season and some 49ers insiders believe he may be done wearing the red and gold

altogether. the cap had already lost his starting job and now he says he hurt his non-left throwing shoulder last month. he is due to have surgery on tuesday, abc 7 news was there when fans reacted to the news. >> time for him to go, has not done anything in the first four or five games. >> i am not a huge fan. you know, if anyone should be on injured reserve. >> the timing is interesting, kaepernick's deal will be still there if he is on the roster or not. and stanford kept the pac-12 hopes alive beating cal in the game. the rivalry had friends and sometimes very close family members rooting against each other. alyssa harrington has more. one side always prevails. >> reporter: that is right, fans

are outside the stadium and officers are directing traffic. the game ended about 30 minutes ago. there was a lot at stake tonight. stanford needed this to win, there is bragging rights for the sixth year in a row. stanford is keeping the axe. it's the big game. the cal golden bears versus the stanford cardinal. >> it's the game of the year. >> reporter: a rivalry that extends off the field. >> it's one of the many ways we are better than them. we're a better school and affordable school and we put out the best graduates in the whole country. >> reporter: jackson cummings played at stanford and graduated in 2014. now he is back to watch. >> you know the guys on the other team. you got to go out together and just that bay area rivalry you want to be able to win the bay. >> go stanford. go stanford.

>> reporter: in one area, it's a house divided. tim went to stanford, his wife, to cal. >> my wife and i love each other but this is a very tense time of year. >> reporter: this is a very standard tradition, the andersons have been tailgating under the same tree for more than 40 years. >> and now we're here with our kids and our folks. >> reporter: their favorite big game ever. >> oh, '82, i was there. >> reporter: a classic, the play. one cal fan talks about it to this day. and stanford fans want to forget. tonight, it stayed with the cardinal. >> they made too many mistakes, couldn't score in the red zone. >> i feel a lot better that they won, i wanted them to win, especially after last week. >> reporter: excited fans are starting to smell roses. in palo alto, abc 7 news. a huge story. >> yes, congratulations to everyone. still ahead on abc 7 news at

11:00, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg and a gift that could help everybody. and why a bay area company is suing. and plus an uproar after the latest donald trump event. not because of a protest, but because of what trump said.

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novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. 400 people teamed up to provide a huge thanksgiving for families across the south bay. abc 7 news was in san jose as

volunteers of all ages filled boxes with food for needy families. sacred heart community service will give out 4200 boxes to needy families just in time for thanksgiving. each family will also get a turkey. but sacred heart needs about 1500 more. >> asking everybody if they can come down and bring a turkey or donate on line. >> if you want to help out no need to rewind your dvr to hear that again, we have a link to sacred heart on abc7news.com. and celebrating a new hospital that bears his name. mark zuckerberg and dr. priscilla chan gave $17 million to build the new trauma center. today marks the end of construction although it will not actually serve patients until spring. >> we believe in investing in patients is one of the most

important things we can do personally and as a society. it can change people's lives and help them return and grow. >> just to remind you what a bill deal it is. the couple's contribution is the individual biggest donation made to an american public hospital ever. that hospital operates the only trauma center helping san mateo county. >> and in that big speech. >> i don't think that is going to last, he may have to put on i don't know, a zip-up. >> a hoodie. >> tomorrow, is going to be just as excellent, live doppler showing you a quiet picture, just partly cloudy skies. we'll show you the temperatures now a bit on the mild side thanks to partly cloudy skies. 55 in oakland, 60 in san francisco, 55 in san jose, 49 in concord, and 42 in napa. some of the numbers you see here will be some of the daytime highs once the cool air enters

the picture, outside, we show you the embarcadero, all lit up with their christmas lights right now, just clear skies in parts of the area. november splendor, a repeat performance by mother nature tomorrow. tracking light showers on tuesday, bringing about the changes. the storm system dropping in from the north, tapping in cool, canadian air, cold air on the way for thursday and friday. another mild, november day out there. a bit of a chill out there with temperatures in the 30s in some of the shelter valleys. lots of sunshine, high clouds filtering in. by 4:00, mid-60s to mid-70s on the board. future weather picks it up from there. monday a dry day, by tuesday, here comes the system dropping in from the north. light showers making their way into the north bay by tuesday morning. light showers spreading throughout the entire region by tuesday afternoon. what you notice is the heavier moisture to the east of the region. this system is a quick mover,

already out if you're at the tail end of it by tuesday evening. so in terms of total rainfall we'll probably look at a tenth of an inch in most spots. behind this system, this is the bigger story, dragging in some of the coldest air we've seen so far this season. so future tracker temperatures shows you by thursday morning on thanksgiving morning look at this, widespread 30s across the board. 39 in san francisco, 33 in concord, 34 in san jose and a chilly 35 in napa. and pretty much for black friday if you're going to be out there early, bundle up, temperatures will be chilly mainly in the 30s across the bay area. so overnight tonight compared to those numbers it will feel kind of mild out there. 50 in san francisco, 46 in san jose, 46 in oakland, 38 in napa and 46 in antioch, some delta fog will develop. monday, cool start, mild in the afternoon in the south bay. 74 san jose, same in santa clara, and 73 for los gatos, 69

for san mateo, 54 for pacifica, daily city, 63, i should say in san francisco, 67, 72 petaluma, 72 novato, and calistoga, 72 in oakland, 70 for castro valley and inland plenty of sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you a nice day on the way tomorrow cooler wednesday and moving into monday, tuesday, the light rain, just chilly on wednesday, thursday, friday, some freezing cold mornings, would not be surprised if we see freeze warnings pop up. a week from today, another chance of rain on saturday. >> november splendor. >> you have to rhyme it somehow, make it interesting. >> how long did that take you? it was worth every second. >> tcoming up at 11:00, the unusual new weapon the bay area

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sevastopol's newest resident. this 12-foot tall feline is trying to get the attention of people to slow down. it is a traditional take on the speed trailers. kind of scary, even lights up at night. they donated this cat to the city. >> coming up tonight, coming up tomorrow night at 11:00, why would you pay 3 to $400 to sleep on the ground and wash your own dishes? >> it was really everything i was expecting. and more. >> find out why a lot of bay area professional women are answering the call of the wild, no men allowed. that is tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00. has that left you speechless? in >> i actually know the group. >> are you a big camper? >> i'm not a big camper, but i

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well, stanford was the obvious favorite in the 118th version of the big game, looks like a stanford runaway, mccaffrey, the from the time. mccaffrey started the drive with 11 and 12-yard run.

watch this young man go. three great cutbacks, great downfield blocks, mccaffrey takes it 49 yards to the touchdown, cardinal go up 43. mccaffrey fields the kickoff, going 98 yards, 389 all purpose yards at the half. cal out-scored at the break, bears down 21-16, but stanford answers. wright with the second td of the game, 48-yard touchdown run, you can't coach speed. stanford clinches the pac-12 north, with a 35-22 victory. >> our seniors, so proud of those guys, you know, we'll have a guy in the program that has lost the axe, and i'm telling you, it's cal week, but at cal

week we don't worry about anything else. this is the big game, and our guys were phenomenal in practice all week. >> colin kaepernick was placed on season-ending reserve today with a torn shoulder. cap got a second opinion at the clinic in denver where it was found he had a significant tear of his labrum in his left shoulder. he will have surgery as early as wednesday in denver. april 1st, caps salary of $11.9 million is guaranteed if he is still on the roster including injured reserve. the team could work out a settlement, stay tuned, the 49ers face seattle tomorrow. and winner of four in a row as they face off against pittsburgh. the minors head coach peter devore who left for personal

reasons, on the brent burn's goal, marleau becomes the 88th player to score three. he did it in the city he was drafted in. burns, second goal of the game, marleau gets the assist, mark spent the last five years in pittsburgh facing his former team for the first time scoring his first goal with his new team. sharks 5 and 0. and this report brought to you by xfinity, we'll take a tour later in this news cast. stick around, where else do you have to go on a saturday night? >> he is a sophomore at stanford? >> and hillary clinton knew a victim of the mali attack who

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. live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. and good evening, tonight's headlines begin in the north bay where police are looking for this man accused of shooting his esstranged wife, and then ran off, his wife is expected to survive. and police say an out of patrol hit a woman who was just

walking, the truck jumped the curve and ran in a ditch, police are looking at failure of his brakes. and in belgium, a reaction to last week's attacks that killed more than 120 people in paris. in brussels, the streets were basically deserted with a heavy security presence, the u.s. embassy in belgium is urging americans to stay inside. and meanwhile, at a donald trump rally, one person yelling black lives matter got hit and kicked to the ground, at one point a woman kicked him and the man punched him. trump called for the man to be taken out. meanwhile, the other controversy, the gop candidate suggested that police should keep an eye on american muslims and where they worship. >> i want surveillance of these people. i want surveillance of certain mosques, okay, if that is okay. >> well, trump says he believes

some mosques could pose terrorist threats and he would strongly consider shutting down mosques in the united states. >> trump and other presidential candidates want silicon valley tech companies to open a so-called back door so the government can monitor protected networks, they believe the terrorists can use them to communicate. others say that is not the way to go. >> it is a data problem. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein says the virtually unbreakable security in the message apps is giving terrorists a place to hide. but the ceos of facebook, google and app have all said no. last year, app ceo tim cook told president obama where he stands. >> there is no back door, the government doesn't have access to our servers. they would have to cart us out in a box for that. this will not happen. >> reporter: but calls to

install a back door are increasing. >> the obstacle standing in a way is a shortage of good intelligence about isis and its operations. >> reporter: amid the word the attacks in paris were planned using strong encryption by apps. >> this is the kind of thing once the attack happened police are going to say why didn't we give them these tools? it is just stupid in these terrible times. >> reporter: one strong voice comes from a professor at a military academy at west point. >> if you put a back door on something it becomes a back door for everybody. >> reporter: he believes the bigger threat is from hackers stealing security and identities. >> you have a far more risk of being struck by lightning than being killed in a terrorist incident. yet i can guarantee you almost every single one of your viewers has had their credit cards replaced in the last year. >> reporter: but police believe

that public sentiment is shifting. >> most people think about not getting blown up. that is the most important thing for them. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. hillary clinton announced she knew the woman killed in the attack on friday. gunmen took over in the west african nature killing 18 people, one of them, anita datar, who is the former partner of a senior adviser who served her while she was in the senate. she added datar was a bright light who helped people. she spent time in the bay area and her brother is a doctor here in san francisco. hundreds of flights cancelled or delayed across the u.s. because of the winter storm that hit the midwest. including a handful of bay area flights. if you like snow, you would love being in that right now.

some parts of wisconsin saw up to 20 inches, that storm is moving on to the eastern u.s. and now to canada and now the real cold weather is settling in to the midwest. a bay area health ñiwatchdo is suing the maker of e-cigarettes. the issues are proper warning labels required by state law. the health department says the product contains at least ten chemicals with the potential to cause cancer. they want new labels warning about at least two of those. and these are just harmless water vapor coming from these devices. it is an aerosol with particulate matter and toxins. legislation that would have regulated e-cigarettes in the same way as tobacco products failed in the state assembly earlier this year. and medical marijuana growers are soon going to be

able to use special couriers to deliver pot. right now transporting medical weed on state county or federal roads is risky for growers. >> well, right now if you're trying to transport from the farm to the dispensary, there is no real log. so can you get pulled over? can your -- you know, your money or crop get confiscated? >> now, some people fear the new legal form of drug trafficking could put public safety at risk. they also say drug cartels get involved, that is part of their concern. santa clara county threw a private party tonight for 19 children just beginning a new journey. abc 7 was there in san jose as they shut down for national adoption day. all the children here are celebrating joining a forever family. nationally more than 100,000 kids in the foster system are still waiting to be adopted into there are children all over the

world that have fallen into the gap for whatever reason. and children really do need a loving family and home to take care of them. family is love. so it doesn't matter how you're composed, it's the love that is important. >> the average child waits for years for an adoptive family. tonight's event is also to raise awareness about the need for adoptive parents. >> well, congratulations to those families. awesome. coming up next. i'm michael finney, on your side, drastic measures a woman took to block. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, don't get

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and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. we know a lot of you still get unwanted publications at your doorstep. it can be a challenge to stop them from coming. >> right, but one woman took the battle to the extremes. 7 on your side michael finney has more. >> it laid on the driveway of lisa's home. >> the title itself really offended me. >> it was a glossy magazine about the life on the peninsula, she leafed through it and then put it in the recycle bin.

to her dismay, the magazine kept coming. >> i just thought it was an environmental waste. >> she kept telling the delivery guys not to deliver is, when it kept coming, she sent a legal notice demanding a stop to those deliveries, but added this kickkick er. >> i would allow them to deliver it, but only if they paid her $500 per copy. >> she said it would force them to pay her $500 sum. >> it was a way of making them pay attention. >> and they did, lisa got this personal reply. >> since you apparently are not interested in local people who are changing the world for the better, we took the liberty of putting your name on a no-delivery list. >> but it came again, and lisa sent gentry a bill for $500, and

still the magazines came. we went to the folks. the gentry publisher tells us her delivery service sometimes makes mistakes, leaving copies where residents don't want them. lisa is the only one who sent a bill. >> she didn't get paid, though, did she. >> and she didn't understand why lisa was so upset. >> she can throw it away. >> it is an environmental waste and i think they should stop delivering it when i don't want it. >> so far gentry has stopped delivering anymore copies, they have 30,000 happy readers and only a handful who don't want the magazine delivered. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> some of you may want to return the weather. >> well, it's nice, it's seasonal, right, drew? >> it's going to be cold on thanksgiving. >> i don't know, i think it's a little something for everybody. you got the warm air tomorrow and then the cooler -- live

doppler 7 hd, it's quiet. where they certainly are seeing tons of snow in the midwest today. wisconsin, seven inches, sioux fall, 17 inches, chicago, o'hare, saw their second highest snowfall ever in the month of november, 11.2 inches, mid-way clocking here at 5.2 inches. dry, 71 in monterey tomorrow, 83 in l.a., 81 palm springs, 61 sacramento. after a cool start in the morning tomorrow it's mild and sunny in the afternoon. 72 fremont, 74 san jose, up to 69 in san jose, 72 oakland, 70, santa rosa, and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you there is the mild beauty tomorrow and then light rain on tuesday, ushers in some cooler temperatures that will last through the second half of the seven-day forecast. >> all right, everything on the menu. >> all right, thank you, drew. >> this guy has some bad news for this lady.

>> you know, probably not all hope is lost. >> you may want to return this score. >> all right, we'll take a tour at the pac-12 where oregon put a whipping on usc. another team bites the dust in the big 10 which will make the final week of the regular season crazy. the big loser next in sports.

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well, a win tonight over cal. meanwhile, ut and usc tied at five. let's kick off with oregon, former ducks quarterback mariota picked a good day to play. second quarter, right down the middle goes 37 yards, oregon goes up 21-14, four minutes later, adams feels the pressure. steps up, wide open. 30 yards into the end zone, 31-14 ducks at the half.

407 yards, six different passes, 21 yards or more, charles nelson, oregon wins, 48-28 but out of the pac-12 title game with stanford's win. usc's loss, taking over the pac-12 lead with a win over ucla. the bruins win, enter a tie, 28-yard strike to thomas duarte, 7-0 bruins, 10-9, ucla, paul perkins finds his way into the end zone. ucla went 17-9, usc, ucla game decides the winner of the pac-12 south. that team facing stanford. san jose state and hawaii, this was a bowl game. first quarter, first part of the possession, kenny potter, big hit at the goal line, he holds on, still first quarter.

14-0, spartans, oodles of time, don't hear that one much, second quarter, after hawaii turnover, potter waltzes in from nine yards out, spartans led 35-0 at the break and they roll. 42-23, they beat boise state, and spartans is bowl eligible. michigan state takes on the buckeyes today in columbus, potentially playing for the big ten title themselves. that would be a factor, third quarter tied at seven. right through the hands of king. ohio state recovers at the sixth. next play, j.t. barrett, only need one hand for that. 14-7 buckeyes. on the state's next possession. gerald holmes ties it at 14, 41-yard field goal for the win. good michigan state went 17-14,

buckeyes drop out of the top four and they get michigan next week. fighting harbaughs in michigan looking to do their part at drew tuma's valley. and 25-yard touchdown, a minute ten later, michigan takes the lead, jake rudolph, wolverines up four, reaches over, breaking the play, michigan wins 28-16, setting up a tremendous game in ann arbor, no help to the cowboys, threw a lineup, shot out of a canon, 59 yards, baylor, james washington, juggling, reels it in baylor goes on a tear.

in stride, 71 yards, then he wants to show us how he did it. i ran like this. 45-35, baylor. and number seven oklahoma, trying to stay in the playoffs, hosting tcu. break free, 72-yard score in the third. 30-13, oklahoma, looks like it is over. but tcu, other ideas, under a minute to play. 14 yards, 30-29, sooners, tcu goes for two and the win. looks like he is open. but it's a knockdown by steven porter, boomer sooner, barely squeaked by. notre dame playing a home game at fenway park. notre dame 900 miles away from fenway. shawn kiser, quick toss to carlyle. ten yards, 10-0 notre dame at

the half, despite five turnovers, fighting irish manage to hang on. great catch over the defender, notre dame wins, 19-16, improving to 10 and 1, one more test next week, a road game. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by xfinity, raiders in detroit, 49ers in seattle. >> i know this is not important. but -- >> thank you. that is it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m. >> thank you for joining us.

so, now i'm innocent, is what you're telling me. good. pleased to hear that. should we each take turns hugging? or how does this work, exactly? look, jake -- captain ballard. jake is what my friends call me. you're not my friend, mr. president. friends don't put you in prison for crimes you didn't commit. they don't refuse to hear you when you're telling them the truth. they don't hit you when you can't hit back.