holloway's crime spree started on the day he killed antonio ramos. he has been charged with murder and multiple robberies that came afterwards. >> let's start with katie who spoke with one of the victims about her terrifying experience. katie? >> reporter: marquis holloway appeared in court today because of yesterday's profanity-laced tirade that prevented him from being properly arraigned. it was a bold, violent scene like the other robbery he is accused of. >> you would think why would a criminal try? >> diana worked as an actress in a music video along 23 ready street. she called the scene beautiful, until thieves with guns went after the equipment. >> one of the camera guys actually started to run down the street. i thought i'm going to do that, too. because there is no place to hide. >> reporter: she ran towards

telegraph avenue. >> i thought i was going to get shot in the back when i was running. >> reporter: police say marquis holloway, the murder suspect in the killing of the muralist antonio ramos is expected in diana's case, too. remember, he shot ramos near interstate 580. >> i hope it's the same guy. >> detectives are connecting him to five robberies within a week's time. >> my landlord come running up in front of the house. >> reporter: along mead avenue. >> the guy shot and the bullet went by me and my landlord. >> reporter: the witness says he's relieved. >> i'm happy. people like that shouldn't be -- i don't know. i don't know. i'm a firm believer justice should be served. >> i saw the gunman. he looked me in the face. and i thought i was going to get shot again. >> reporter: holloway admits to

shooting ramos but says it was an accident. multiple cases involving photographers and equipment, however, appears to be no accident. in oakland, abc7 news. this case issues lost and stolen law enforcement weapons. information on what the police chief and city lawmakers are doing. carolyn? >> everyone was shocked to find out an agent's gun, stolen here, was according to detectives used there in oakland to kill that artist. butfully, we found out today that there are numerous examples of federal agents lost and stolen guns nationwide. this man was arrested for the burglary. the question is how the federal agents' stolen firearm ended up

in the hands of the accused oakland killer, marquis holloway. according to report, agents lost 243 firearms, 179 were lost or stolen because officers failed to secure them. in july after a fraeth's gun stolen for a car was stolen the police chief issued a letter. >> all of the police agencies, asking them to adopt our policies when it comes to leaving firearms in a vehicle. >> now, a proposed ordinance will require all gun owners in

the city to store them in lock boxes. >> just think of it this way. if i take time to make sure it would be difficult to get to it, i could be safing a life. >> state law requires that the city measure deals with safe storage, even if the vehicle is parked. flames shot into the air, the injuries vary from a bloody nose to head trauma. a thousand people were there when it happened. let it snow. sky 7 hd was overhead after a light dusting fell on mount hamilton. storms dropped snow, on, and

around the summit. >> and a seer and snowboarder's paradise. our report has been showing falling snow. >> and outside of kirkwood, this video showing snow 16 inches of fresh powder. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony is joining us live today. you had a chance to hit the slopes today? >> reporter: i did and it was awesome. it depends on the weather, but this time, it delivered just in time for the holiday. skiers navigated throughout a heavy snowfall. the white fluffy kind that can make driving challenging, and the roads, slick. very skiers very happy.

>> what do you think? >> nice. powdery. >> this is the first big snow we've seen. >> they're open top to bottom and it's not even thanksgiving. >> these are mid winter conditions and we're ecstatic for the weather still to come. >> reporter: it's the way skiers and boarders like it. >> it's fluffy for november and it's awesome. >> i am so cold! >> reporter: even better, it's just the beginning of the season. >> before thanksgiving and it's better than any season thus far. so i just hope we get more snow. >> what is encouraging is not just that it's snowed so much, but also, how cold it is

quality of the snow. >> laura, thank you. more weather-related news for us city dwellers. another day of king tide flooding caused mayhem for drivers. a couple was briefly separated from their baby as they sloshed through the tide. >> winter is settling in now. calm, clear skies in the bay area. over the sierra, snowfall is tapering off. low temperatures 28 degrees in yappa and santa rosa. low to mid-30s in other inland locations, even on the coast.

and we're headed that way again. temperatures >> the bomb squad detonated a bomb today. police say a man demanded money at 1:00, the suspect left the bank and the bomb squad looked at the bag, blew it up, worried there may be something harmful inside. the would be bank robber is on the loose. >> police are appealing for details on a shooting of interstate 80. police say a bullet shattered a passenger side window. a woman in her 30s suffered cuts

from the glass. investigators don't know if the family was targeted. the turkey trot is still on tomorrow morning despite a set back. a parked rental truck with souvenir tee shirts and cases of refreshments was stolen. >> reporter: it was parked here and here is what is inside for the san francisco turkey trot. >> we had a lot of new banners and signs printed and eight pop up tents.

>> reporter: the race is still on. this is the 13th year for the event and the organizer. >> just let us know where it is. and we'll come get it. >> reporter: the van could be anywhere in the bay area by now. this neighbor is stunned by the heist. >> oh, no. i can't believe that happened. >> they stole my car from in front of my house. >> he just wants the goodies back so everyone will have a

souvenir for supporting a good cause. >> still head on abc7 news at 6:00 revelations about late football great frank gifford. seems years on the grid iron may have left him with lasting health issues. >> playing a game that wasn't funny to travellers. the bay area airport where this happened and a response from the airlines, also... >> here in san francisco, lines are getting shorter and gee it must be the night before thanksgiving. i'll have a report. identity thieves have a new trick. coming up, how to announcer: if you'd give thanks for a better night's sleep... [barks] sleep train has just the ticket. [train horn blares] through thanksgiving weekend at sleep train get three free gifts with selected mattress sets! save up to $300 on beautyrest, posturepedic, serta, even tempur-pedic! plus, get up to four years interest-free financing! but sleep train's thanksgifting sale ends sunday!

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alaska airlines is apologizing for baggage handlers throwing a piece of luggage around as part of a game. >> the san jose resident chase plattman recorded it all. tonight alaska airlines says the bag belonged to the company not a passenger, and it was sort of a prop filled with magazines. they say workers should not have been playing the game out there on the tarmac and admit the video looks bad. >> the family of frank gifford says doctors found signs of cte, that he he suffered from symptoms in his later years. the family says they have his brain studied, hoping to advance research football and traumatic

brain injury. >> car vendors are asking for one thing, customers. there was little company the day before thanksgiving when people start showing up to buy their thanksgiving day crab. but a toxin has suspended crab season that scared customers away. >> usually, at this time we're lined up with people. you can see now there is nobody here. >> carlo usually sells about 3,000 pounds on thanksgiving, expecting to sell just 100 pounds today. it's that bad. vendors have been importing crab that they say is safe to eat. >> you probably had some shopping to do today. >> today, the rush is on. and this is a video show being

costco in san leandro. >> took 50 minutes to move to a parking space, oh, man. and lyanne is live from a packed grocery store. >> reporter: this is why people ask themselves why did i have to wait until the last minute to come shopping. people started very early this morning and i can tell you they're still not done. this evening, grocery stores were anticipating shoppers that wait until the 11th hour to make thanksgiving happen. >> a lot of last minute straggles. people come in at 5:00 to order. >> at this cal mart, getting around proved to be a challenge. >> i have to be careful not to hurt people in there.

>> reporter: for procrastinators there was a price to pay for waiting. >> cooking for four people but had to buy a 20 pound bird. >> reporter: others decided to fore go the turkey. >> no turkey in our house. we have beef tender loin. >> reporter: people were getting testy. some got their stuff delivered. pumpkin pies quickly sold out. >> i have 232 pumpkin pies yesterday. we're sold out. >> i'm taking pies to thanksgiving. it's her birthday. i have to bring a cake and a pie. >> reporter: some were experimenting for the first time. >> i'm just going to spend time with family tomorrow. and cook. >> reporter: have you done this before? >> never this many in one day.

>> reporter: it never fails, something will be forgotten from the list. some stores will be open at least for a few hours in the morning. >> reporter: thank goodness for deliveries and pick up. i'm going to pick mine up tonight. 46 million turkeys are consumed on thanksgiving day. that is a lot of turkeys. live in san francisco, abc7 news. i'm texting you my list. oh, man. well, it's going to be chilly if you're taking a walk with family after dinner tomorrow. >> it's going to be chilly you're right. we have clear skies now and you'll probably feel a bit of a chill. speaking of outside, can we see the full moon? no. we can't.

we saw it just a moment ago. it has moved and it's 50 degrees in san francisco. 49 in oakland, mountain view and san jose. here is a view from our camera back over a portion of san francisco's skyline. it's 46 in santa rosa. 48 in concord and 46 in livermore, and looking down over san francisco, these are the forecast features there is a chance of rain, so let's hope for it. a passage of showers during overnight and early morning hours. cold air coming down from western canada. that will give us freezing overnight. lows tonight dropping to 27 in

santa rosa. 31 in fairfield, lows in the low 30s. tomorrow night into friday morning we'll see lows in the low 30s and lower saturday morning some upper 20s then. sunday morning low 30s in our inland valleys and temperatures will moderate a bit. and here is the accu-weather forecast. and there goes your series of chilly mornings. clouds linger into wednesday and that is the seven-day forecast. >> coming up at 6:00, the

presidential pardon and the dad moment the president had with his two teen-aged daughters. >> pretty cute. and nasa reveals how astronauts prepared a feast on the international space station. >> and join abc7 this weekend as we take you behind the scenes of the world's largest touring producti production. we'll take a look at the show as abc7 presents this saturday night at 10:30 here on abc7.

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at the white house today, the president spared two turkeys and this year, the honor went to abe and honest, the two are from foster farms in modesto. the president's daughters joined them. and during his speech and jokes he thanked them and we saw a moment every parent can relate to. >> they do this solely because it makes me feel good. not because they actually think that this is something i should be doing. and you know, as you get older, you appreciate when your kids just indulge you like this. >> reporter: he referred to abe as totus or "turkey of the

united states". >> i like that. cooking thanksgiving dinner on earth can take all day. >> you know in space, there are no ovens or deep fryers on the international space station but they still celebrate with a turkey. >> astronauts can have yams, and other classic fixings. the two will watch football tomorrow. >> just ahead, what we've learned from the inspections of several buses. and more information about the chicago police shooting and what the president is saying about the shooting.

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tonight we're learning more about the bus company involved in a crash in union square. abc7 news looked at reports from the california patrol and as abc news reporter wayne freedman learned, city sight seeing is under increased scrutiny. >> reporter: at the terminal in san francisco, it was almost business as usual. no one talked on camera but a mechanic confirmed the company received a surprise inspection by the california patrol, looking at machines and paper work. it started here, with this a tour bus crash in union square. the driver says his brakes failed before the bus careened into a construction scaffold, injuring 20 people. three remain hospitalized. today, abc7 news reports details inspections of 29 buses since

april, 2013. here are the reports. all passed despite minor problems like missing instructions for exists, and a clearance lamp. but the chp never inspected the bus in the union square accident. the tour company never reported it to the california public utilities commission. put simply, that bus never existed on paper. a violation of state law. >> if the company has satisfactory ratings it doesn't mean every vehicle was properly maintained. >> we await the results of the surprise inspection. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> the president had a different thanksgiving message for the american people this year. don't worry about terrorism and

enjoy the holiday. the message there is no specific threat against the u.s. the president asked people to enjoy but remain vigilant. the message echoed by eric swalwell. >> rest assured that law enforcement are in the heightened sense of alert. we shouldn't change anything about what we're doing. enjoy the holidays and let law enforcement officials do their jobs. >> san francisco police will increase patrols of uniformed officers during thanksgiving holiday, especially in shopping areas. >> german chancellor merckel joined french president hollande today to make this announcement and pledged the german people will stand by france's side to fight isis. the chancellor has faced a vocal outcry in her country after

defending germany's open-door refugee policy. a second day of protests after video of a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. protestors marched along the magnificent mile, voicing outrage over the death of the 17-year-old laquan mcdonald over police officer jason van dyke. the president wrote i ask everybody to keep those who suffered tragic loss in our thoughts and prayers and be thankful for the majority of men and women who protect our communities with honor. chicago is the pez's hometown. >> let's turn now to the bay area business watch. stocks slow and the dow rose a point to 17,8

a fraction. a drug company is revising it's promise to cut a $7,000 per pill price. doctorss -- the company is reducing the price for hospitals by up to 50%. and retail experts say consumers are changing the way they spend money. people are buying online, and spending more on experiences such as spa days and sporting events. retailers started sales earlier this year. >> it's the season for online shopping but if you're not home, it could become an early holiday offering for thieves. >> you've seen the videos. >> they're looking for packages left in plain view. things that can get out of the cars. >> the rise of shopping gave

birth to a new industry for thieves stealing the stuff you brought while it's still brand new. >> we've determined a lot of the stuff gets resold. >> police are using social media to get the word out. >> have your products shipped to maybe a ups or fed-ex store or where there is personnel to receive your package. >> it's given rise to local start up, swap box to send packages to these secure lockers and amazon is considering to expand it's receives. >> we're bringing packages to the customers when they want. >> doorman let's you ship to their warehouse. instead of sitting at the door it's scanned, sorted and set on a shelf until you request a delivery. that means no more these stickers and less opportunities for thieves. >> we're solving a last mile delivery problem that has existed since the dawn of the

internet. >> doorman growing 25% month or month. they say by the time the holidays are overthey'll prejekt more growth. they're working to make doorman an option at check out. >> we get a lot of different wine. and that is something that has immense theft in san francisco. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. all right. well, still ahead here at 6:00, tracking down identity thieves. michael finney on the changes criminals are making to keep from getting caught. and remember, when you see news or weather, take a photo or video and share it with us using #abc7 now.

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this shopping season, most of us will rely on our credit cards to purchase something. that is a great cover for identity thieves. >> there is a new scheme to rip you off. >> these calls are common these days. a credit card representative asking did you just make a purchase in texas?

you say no. they freeze the card and bad guys have to go looking for another victim. but now, the bad guys have a new trick. out and about in the bay area, there are plenty of cards being used and some are being used by thieves. we caught up with shoppers at union square. >> has your bank ever called to tell you someone has stolen your card? >> not once. >> did they tell you it had been used in a different country. >> yes. >> where was it used? >> the uk. >> that fits a pattern. bad guys go shopping where you don't. but now, privacy advocate says identity thieves are getting more sophisticated. >> now, what's happening in these card rooms is that they're

selling cards like a bazaar, like zip code, and amount, things like that. >> they buy a stolen card in your zip code, then use it there, too. >> okay. okay. >> so they don't get spotted? >> right. >> that is smart, i'd say. >> you can keep track of what is being charged. >> the bank may not notice something out of pattern but you'll go wait a minute that is not me. i didn't shop there. >> many companies will now text you every time a purchase is made if you ask them to. it's a bit of a hassel but cuts down on theft. >> coming up, a few tour test to >> coming up, a few tour test to show how your face will ono off-days, or downtime.ason.

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chilly. it's getting relatively dry but look for stormy weather and mix of snow, ice, and rain to the central plains and down to texas. and moving over to the eastern slopes. most areas will be high and dry and cool tomorrow. and we're going to have a cold morning with temperatures getting clouds and we may have rain

thank you, spencer. >> just to be clear, warriors won't get a chance again tonight? >> what is this? >> they need to rest. >> rest? >> they don't need to >> looking at history in the making. the question is how will they

good evening, maybe with this talk about how the spurs would be better this year, maybe that spurred warriors into flat out obliterating the nba because that is what's happening. it shows how far they've come. golden state used to be on the receiving end and now they're handing out the punishment.

warriors back home on saturday. for now, we're going to enjoy thanksgiving and resume carving up the league. >> it's 16 wins in november. at the end of the day, those are 16 regular season wins. >> just taking it one game at a time. you know? just looking at the game plan. you know? trying to continue to play at a high level and match every opponent's intensity. >> when the 49ers met arizona, they got crushed.

niners won, and these are not your daddy's cardinals. for this sunday, they expect the offense will look different and maybe better. >> gabbert is taking care of the football better. the receivers arew3 more involv. so it's going to be a good challenge for us. >> any time you play a team a second time, you pick up on keys and coverage that they like to run. you've got to be prepared but there is a quarterback use. it sounds simple. it's complicated. >> and today ray ray armstrong

started the season for the lakers. armstrong gets a roster spot given up by glenn dorsey. the raiders have gone from hopefuls to suspects what happened to amari cooper? he's now second in the league with ten drop passes. carr says he's not worried about the slump. >> i'm encouraging him to get the best. as he does me and that is just someone showing this is the kind of catches but i'm not worried about it. we'll be all right.

>> brendan mcmurray made a trade and the role not yet set. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> a piece of beatles history at 9:00. >> the baggage part of a game in a bay area airport. we're talking to passengers who shot this video. >> tonight, the middle airs at 8:00, and catch jimmy kimmel live for the star wars special. >> finally tonight, a few thoukts about what really matters. tomorrow is my favorite holiday for a variety of reasons. a uniquely american day.

the time to be grateful. and there is so much to be grateful for, particularly when we look around many part of the world. in saudi arabia, a palestinian man is facing death, sentenced to 800 lashes and four years in prison, an appeal just backfired and a court ordered him put to death. his biggest crime? writing a book of poetry with religious themes. we have our challenges in this country, too, but much of the world still lives without freedoms we enjoy. i can say whatever i want to right now. you may not like it but no court will lock me up, much less sentence me to die. we tend to take that for granted. so, too, endless opportunity and a high standard of living. that is important, but what really matters as you sit down to enjoy a holiday meal tomorrow is having people you care about

and people who care about you. from all of us here, happy thanksgiving. and let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. from the entire news team, we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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