live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> newark police are at scene of a mysterious death, with a call to them to check on people in the home ends in discovery of a only's body. >> right now police consider this death "suspicious," and neighbors say they could not be more surprised. amy hollyfield is on mclaughlin avenue. >> i have new information from police that says why they think this is "suspicious." the victim's able. number two, the circumstances inside the home. it doesn't look like she died a natural cause. they are still behind me, a grim

reminder to the neighborhood of the tragedy that happened here. investigators arrived last night. they have been here all night long. they got the call after 8:00 from someone asking people to check on the resident inside the home on mclaughlin avenue here in newark. they had not been heard from and that is unusual. police say they found an unresponsive woman who they could not revive. they still do not know how she died but they are suspicious much they will not elaborate. neighbors believe a family including children lived here but they do not have insight into what could have happened. >> they have lived there about...a year and a half? maybe? something like that. they seemed nice. i used to talk with the guy in the only when i walked my dog. an elderly gentleman that lived there. the parents, maybe? i think they moved here from...somewhere in texas or

something. i don't know. >> we have not seen any family members or friends here at the home. police say they are talking to witnesses, the caller, and family members. they expect to know more tomorrow after the autopsy is conducted. they will release more information then. they know that the neighborhood there are details of a shooting in hayward now being investigates a. homicide. a 32-year-old was found shot at biscayne avenue and died at hospital. officers have not released his open. the suspect is heavy set man if his late 20 or early 30s wearing black jeans and a black zipup hoodie. >> new video of a home burglary in san jose has police issuing a call for help. we need information to track down the suspect seen here hopping out of a red s.u.v. and breaking into a home in east san

jose. the police say that the suspects made their way through a side garage and got away with cash and jewelry september 23rd. the video was just released. if you kow anything call police. >> vallejo high school's principal is on paid leave pending an investigation. the school district declined to provide anymore information. calling it a human resources issue. the school lead safety supervisor is also on leave. the newspaper reports that parents raised safety concerns but an official would not say if the investigation is tied to the concerns. >> air france night bound for paris has land safely. the plane last sfo last night but made an you expected stop after a threat. passengers tweeted the pictures from the plane saying things were calm. it turns out it was all a false alarm. air france diverted as a precaution and landed in montreal last night. everyone got off safely. the plane was searched.

france is in a state of emergency since last in's terror attacks in paris that killed 130. air france apologized for the delay but said safety is the top priority. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is on the defensive today after a declaration that is dominating headlines calling on a ban of muslims entering the united states. trump is doubling down on a statement. here is the latest from washington, dc. >> donald trump taking on the more than billion mustisms. >> total and complete shut down. of muslims. entering the united states. until our country's representatives can figure out what the holy is going on. >> thunderstorm on, donald trump doubled down on the controversial remarks as george stephanopolis pressed for the dailies of the plan on "good morning america" today. >> if a person is a muslim and goes overseas and comes back, they come back they are a citizen, that is different. we have to figure things out. >> the muslim ban was met with a

standing ovation last night at the campaign rally in south carolina. >> i live what he had to say. >> but it was a chorus of condemnation cross the country. [ inaudible ] it is like sounds like a leader of a lynch mob. thank you disquaffs him from serve as president. >> marco rubio and ted cruz and ben carson and bush bush spoke out. >> this morning, house speaker ryan rarely commends denounced the approached land by donald trump. >> what was prepared yesterday is not what this party stands for. and more importantly, it is not what this country stands for. >> donald trump unphased, compares this to hitler look at the cover of this magazine. trump continued the call for a ban on mustisms told another morning program he loves muslims but he wants to "turn in the bad ones."

>> officials re-opened the road out of video which has been closed for the investigation of the attacks last week in san bernardino san bernardino. the suspects, syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, engaged in target practice at shooting ranges days' the rampage on wednesday. 14 people were killed. 21 others were injured. the f.b.i. said that both shooters were radicalized for some time. the six-month-old daughter remains in child protective services. >> in san jose, employees earned a moment of silence for san bernardino san bernardino victimming. the board president led this observance during the supervisor meeting and read the names and ages of each of the 14 victims. >> coverage of the san bernardino shooting continues on the abc7 news app with push alerts as they happen. >> the oakland city council will hear a prepare am supporting the california safety for all act to reduce gun ownership, including

banning all magazines with more than ten woulds and require owners to keep the guns locked up, and to leave it against the law to leave guns and ammunition and mailings in cars parked on the city streets. >> three jail gay marriage charged in the beating death of a men steal ill inmate are facing charges and appear in court today. 31-year-old michael tyree died from blunt force trauma and internal bleeding in august. three deputies were arrested and charged. >> helpful news for oakland raiders fans. the nfl could help develop a new stadium for the team near the current coliseum. the report cites an nfl executive. it could keep the team in town because there is no public subsidies and a financial plan to stop the team from moving to southern california. league owners are set to decide whether the raids and charger could sure a stadium in los angeles suburb of carson.

>> 100 san francisco middle schoolboys are inspired today by some of the bay area's best and brightest. we are joined at at&t park. you will is all about being a role model? >> that is right. they come from around the bay area to at&t park hoping to inspire students from an underserved school and help them on the path to success. >> middle school kids and middle age men are gathered at at&t park not to talk sports but to talk about technology and math. >> it feels good. all the goal is to give the students the support they need to be successful. >> it is from. they took off their time to come talk to us about our education. >> the silicon valley leadership is hosting the young men's summit and 70 men from around the bay area volunteered to serve as mentors to 100 boys from a middle school. >> i had a mom who told me i i

don't be anything that i wanted to be. >> at&t california president welcomed the 6th graders to the stadium. >> i never saw anyone that looked league me in positions of authority and responsibility. so knowing that there is someone out there that i can aspire to be is a wonderful thing. i am hoping to find the next president of at&t california right here if this building today. >> what does it mean to see blackmen in leadership positions? >> proud. >> willie brown shared advise and the kids and hen tores break interest teams to work on skills such as building an airplane out of this. >> we want them to be our future so they know what did look for. >> organizers hope a similar summit for young middle school girls and they look forward to opening the summit to more students in we year. outside of at&t park for abc7 news

>> coming up on abc7, the ex-girlfriend scouts are losing some of their luster. >> the 103-year-old organization is doing now to show young people it is about more than selling cookies. >> a train rams into a car on the tracks but what the driver does after the crash has so many scratching their heads in disbelief. stay tuned.

>> incredible video frommed if, a freight train smashing into a car stuck on the tracks in or land go, and they step up seconds before the crash and when the coast is clear, they got back into the crumbleed car and drove away. the man who took the cell phone video said he was ready to run over, but he recognized the noise because it happens a lot there. >> fed the san jose city council will discuss creating a tent city to house 4,000 people would live on the streets. it is reported that a study found 11 sites for potential tent clusters including monterey highway and near a freeway off-ramp and a vacant facility near the hill view library. the tent city would house no more than 50. mayor liccardo said three was against the idea of a sanctioned encampment and the rest of the city council want to look at

cost, feasibility, and possible location. >> oakland city council meet to decide whether to call a shelter crisis because of the overwhelm number of homeless people that allows the city trance prime minister commercial building into shelter spaces, which could open early next year. the city said soars residents prices in oakland have squeezed an alarming number of people out of the their homes. the measure is considered a short term answer to the housing crisis. >> girl scouts leaders hope new technical initiatives draw more members to the 103-year-old organization. membership is declining, down 15 percent the last three years. theyer expanding e-commerce including digital cookie sales to make the experience more education indicational and new and existing members. >> most babies are born in the hospital but this boy will have a different story. that eight pound bundle of joy came into the world with the help of his firefighter dad and

two deputies when mom went for labor in the parking lot of a santa cruz sheriff's building. >> the deputyies were working the graveyard shift and they jumped interest action. the sheriff visited the family to witch mom, dad, and baby lucas the best on the future adventures. you would ten their life will not be a exciting at that birth. >> tough to map that. but i don't think the sheriff deputies should wear those it could be a legal tight. >> little. >> hopefully you are wearing something that kept you warm and meteorologist mike nicco is checking out the forecast. >> good morning from the broadcast center still tracking a little bit of fog and i will she without and how it is impacting the airports. speaking of traveling, i have a commute-crashing storm on the way. stay tuned. >> account red hot worries have yet to lose so what is happening today could put a step to the new arena lands in san

francisco. >> heart warming story after cornering boy worried he was on the naughty list this christmas and what santa has to say that inspired his million to share this experience with t

>> city leaders are anticipating a large crowd at city hall this afternoon and supporters of the new warriors arena plan to rally. they are standing up against an appeal from some residents of the mission bay district who oppose the environmental impact report for the new arena. parking and traffic are the main concerns. san francisco board of supervisors will vote on at the appeal this afternoon. >> there is debate surrounding the future home of the warriors but no debate that they are the best team in the n.b.a. right

now. tonight the dubs will try to extend the record winning streak as they take on the indiana pacers for win 23, game five of seven on the road. steph curry has been named western conference player of the week for the third time after averaging 3 4 1/2 points a game. >> that is a sure bet. >> exactly. >> mike has been warning us of an impending storm. >> he calls it a commute crashing storm. >> absolutely on thursday morning, and cause problems in the morning. there is another one coming on sunday that could wreck the back half of the weekend if you are trying to get outside. ahead to use "wreck," because that is negative the we need the rain. here is walnut creek an area that was foggy an hour ago. we will look at live doppler hd, oakland at the airport at quarter-mile visibility and 1 1/2 north of walnut creek and concord and same thing in fairfield and petaluma is just turned ten.

when you see ten that is unlimited visibility even if it is cloudy. our delays, average of those arrival delays into sfo officer not change, still an hour and 16 minutes. from sutro tower, with the brakes in the clouds, which we are seeing over san francisco, it will be hazy and mild this afternoon. patchy fog tonight and drizzle across the north bay communities and rain and wind are heaviest on thursday and friday. here is a look at tomorrow morning you can see the drizzle across the north bay, and you will be sitting in a moist air mass all day with a chance of light rain throughout the day. now, as we head toward third morning at 5:00, cold front creeping in is a signal of stronger radar returns, moderate to half rain in the yellows and oranges at the going of the commute, in the north bay, hitting right along 80 from sacramento to san francisco at 6:00. right along the san mateo bridge at five o'clock, and cruising over the dumbarton bridge and

heading into the south bay by 8:00 and, then, notice by noon it is over. there are two parts of storm. in the up stable cold air mass behind it, we will have scattered showers and thunderstorms with brief heavy rain possible, smile hail and locally gusty wind. the line rolling law and a chance of another burst of showers and thunderstorms during the overnight hours thursday interest friday morning, but by friday morning, it look like all is clearing. it also looks like we are around half an inch in many areas but twice as much as that up in the north bay. here is what i am thinking the rainfall intensity: starting at 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 and tapering at nine is it will be a commute-crashing rain if thursday morning. we do not have a lot of wind. we have moderate amount rain. well call it "2," on the impact scale. if we had more rain and more wind it would be more flooding

and damage and power outages but why see that. starting midnight on thursday through 4:00 a.m., 8-24 inches of snow. do not try to travel through the sierra on thursday. my seven-day forecast shows enjoy the low-to-mid 60s today and tomorrow. they gone on thursday. mid-50's to around secretary through the -- around 60 through the profit and saturday is more dry than sunday where it will be wet and windy again. you can see the storm door is open and the strong the part in the pacific northwest and we will still have healthy rain but why think we will have damage. >> sounds good, a nice rain without the damage. >> this morning, a photo of a young boy having a conversation with santa is making its way around the world on solve media. >> showing six-year-old landon johnson on the latch santa mother took the photo when landon ran back to santa to tell him something hes with been with autism and he was worried that

it may have been him on the naughty list. >> i was wait are for the perks to print and landon want back by santa and i was like, what is he doing? santa took his hands and massaged his happens. >> he said, it is okay to be yourself. >> doesn't that break your heart and become so heartbreaking because that is what the story does. the change between landon and santa captured the magic of christmas. she posted it on facebook with a "thank you," to the ma'am and the response is so overwhelming tens of thousands sharing and commenting on the post. >> christmas came early for a woman that if australia -- for a koala from

who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neighbor...who shares the season with another. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake.

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all the music helps. >> for all of us at abc7, thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire," is next.

>> they come with a dream. they leave with a check. and if they're lucky, it's got a whole lot of zeros on it. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison, and welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right, our returning contestant is a 27-year-old tarot card reader, who is hoping to make a fortune. from astoria, new york, please welcome back melissa caminneci. >> great to see you again. >> good to see you. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you know, we talked about you and your dad and how he taught you to read tarot cards... >> that's true. >> and all that, but there is more to that. you're actually kind of playing for him today in his honor. >> i am. well, my father passed away about six years ago while i was in colle,