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health scare tonight. >> hundreds of babies may have been exposed to tuberculosis putting them at risk of severe illness or even death. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. a nurse in san jose tested positive for tau berk tuberculosis. >> hundreds of newborns, mothers and other employees may have been exposed. katie is live at the hospital with the details. katie? >> ama and dan, the chance that this nurse gave tuberculosis to anyone here adult or infant is low, but because tb can be so dangerous for babies nobody is taking any chances. >> if this were to happen to any one baby that would be one baby too many. >> officials are trying to head off a health emergency. they say a nurse had active tuberculosis working with newborns between mid-august and mid-november and she didn't know it. >> she does not have cough and did not have cough and was mott coughing -- was not

coughing up tau beck low sis during the -- tuberculosis during the time she was working. >> while it delayed her diagnosis, it means she wasn't as contagious as she could have been. >> while she had active tb probably not able to spread it that well simply because the individual didn't have any symptoms at all. >> still, the hospital said 350 babies may have been exposed along with hundreds of moms and staff members. the adults will be screened and treated if necessary. they are recommending all of the babies be treated with a daily antibiotic for six to nine months. >> when a baby gets tuberculosis it can get into the blood stream and travel throughout the body to other areas including the brain which is the most feared complication. >> the public health department says santa clara county has the fourth highest rate of tb in california. abc7 news.

a san francisco police officer named today as one of the officers who shot and killed mario woods already faced a lawsuit for using excessive force during an incident in 2013. that officer is charles august. august shot woods along with officers nicholas cuevas and antonio santos. all of these officers are on administrative leave which is routine in this case. police tell us there are three different investigations into the shooting. his family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. the attorneys say video footage disputes the police accounts that woods threatened officers with a knife. >> he did not raise his hand in any threatening manner before the barrage of shots went against it. >> he redeemed himself. >> police say they are unable to comment on pending lawsuits. sky 7hd was there when a group of high school students

blocked traffic in union square. they marched and called for justice by woods and other people called by police. the fbi has pulled several items from a san bernadino lake as they search for evidence connected to last week's shooting rampage. they have not said what they fished out of the lake today. crews are looking for a computer hard drive belonging to the husband and wife attackers, farook and malik. police believe they threw it into the lake before killing 14 people and before being killed in a shootout with officers. investigators believe a fire at a mosque in riverside county was deliberately set. members of the mosque in coachella say someone firebombed the building. no one was hurt. flames damaged the front lobby. the fbi plans to assist local police in investigating exactly what happened here. campbell police want to find out if the same sexual predator targeted two girls and a woman. all three crimes took place near eden avenue and west rosemary lane. a man tried to lure two middle

school-aged girls into the truck. a woman reported a man exposing himself while he sat in the truck. one crime took place last month and the other two are this month. >> tis the season for crooks. they will steal the packages from your door, but in this case they captured the crime. palo alto police hope you can identify the man who swiped packages from a porch last saturday. detectives believe the man saw the package cs after driving -- packages after driving slowly through the neighborhood casing it. and watch this now. believe it or not a driver survived after this huge piece of metal flew right through his bmw windshield splitting it down the middle. san jose firefighters tweeted the picture along southbound interstate 280. the driver amazingly, thankfully escaped with just a scratch. he was alone in the suv. it appears the piece of metal

flew off the truck this afternoon. pg&e crews are working to turn the power back on after a transformer blew and power lines fell. a couple of cars are damaged, but no one was hurt. about 400 customers are in the dark. pg&e expects to have the lights back on by 11:45 tonight. tomorrow the streets of san francisco will be filled with jolly old elves. santa con is in 200 cities roughly at this point, but it started here 21 years ago. it is a party for some, but for others it is a nightmare. sergio is live in union square with more about this santa clad city wide party. >> according to santa con tradition people are supposed to meet at union square and drop off a present for the local police and fire department toy drive, and hen they are supposed to -- then they are supposed to circulate to the city for a pub crawl, but some say santa con21 years in is going a little over board.

at sip in so's a special edition santa hat will be on sale for santa con revelers. >> it is a way to start the holiday season. >> as a long-time san francisco resident she is well aware of the crowds descending on the city. >> tomorrow you will not be able to cross the street without being inundated with 3,000 to 5,000 santas. >> poke street is already -- polk street is decorated for the season and tomorrow it is teaming with people. some feel it has gone over board. >> what do you do for santa con? >> we hire security and don't let anyone in with a santa suit. >> they hire three days of the year, st. patrick's day, north beach it will and santa con. two other clubs will be saying no to santa's. >> half of the time you can see them passed out in the street or being rude to customers or rude to people. anything in a santa outfit is a bummer for christmas. >> not everyone is shutting santa out. across the street, the owner

and the former santa con participant will be welcoming the season sell brents -- celebrants. >> i don't care. we like the people and the atmosphere. >> he opened this summer so this will be the first time he is haming droves -- handling droves of people in santa suits. well, the warriors kept the streak alive. they are 24-0 this season, but it took double over time to make it happen. green was all over the court. larry will talk about his amazing stats in sports. the extra minutes may take their toll when the warriors play again tomorrow in milwaukee. tonight the fans sat on edge watching the thrilling win, 124-119. cornell bernard has the story. >> fans couldn't believe it. this watch party at house rules bar quickly became a celebration for yet another big win. >> unbelievable.

>> the warriors beat the sell i can its in double over time. a win some fans didn't think would happen. two-star players sidelined with injuries. >> no klay thompson. we are all worried. they do it every time. >> it makes it a 28-game winning streak that dates back to the final four games of last season. >> across town even cleveland fans. >> i love the cavs, but the warriors are insane. >> he was so excited he had to hug somebody which was me. walsh was hoping for a ticket, but the team has sold out 144 straight home games. the average resale ticket price for a home game this season is about 344. but now it is one or two. >> the hot ticket for a team that continues to amaze.

abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc news at 11:00, denied entry into the united states. the surprising reason an all girl pop group from korea said it didn't make it through customs at a california airport. >> and how world famous street artist used a bay area icon to make a political statement in france. >> and to many in the bay area the cost of living is no gain. makers of a board game say the solution could be in the cards. >> we are quiet tonight, but it will be tracking rain and wind for the second half of the weekend. the details on sunday's storm in the accu-weather forecast. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" on abc muse at 11:00. >> we made a new show tonight. don't believe me? look at this. >> come on now

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will likely take his store hick action to help slow climate change. representatives from 195 nations are close to agrees on a deal in paris. france's foreign minister says he will reveal the details of the plan that was just finalized in about an hour or so from now. one of the big disputes was between the united states and china.

the u.s. wants developing powers like chai ma and india to take -- like china and india to take on maury responsibility. more responsibility. a korean all girl pop band was denied entry to los angeles international airport because the girls were suspected of being sex workers. this is the band oh my girl. they were headed for a show and photo shoot when customs stopped them and held them for 15 hours. oh my girl and its entourage decided to fly back home. they say there is an increasing problem with young korean women entering illegally for sex work. the band has contacted a lawyer and u.s. customs and lawyer protection wouldn't confirm or deny the allegation. steve jobs has sent a political message to france. they painted jobs a the a camp to show how a syrian refugee can be a positive thing. jobs' father migrated to the

united states. now there is a game in the works that is based on fun and games. it is a playful way to learn about a daunting issue. >> we got an economic boom. >> alfred two is no stranger to board games. >> i feel like games are a good way of illustrating complex interactions between groups of people with different goals and opinions. >> what is more complex than being a regional planner in the bay area's housing crisis. >> brace yourself for more traffic. >> in a game like monopoly, everybody has the same amount of money. but in the real world that's not how the situation is. >> goals pulled straight from the minutes of the public hearings on this early paper prototype. >> the people who live in the hills they want to make sure there are low density single family residential

neighborhoods and lots of open space. at the same time they want their commute to be short. >> it is modeled after the real life bay area. but because each spans several years it doesn't take long before those familiar cities start to look a lot different. >> now it is mixed use and it has top buildings. >> we brought it up from an office park to a mixed use neighborhood. >> we have another one. >> it is never different. >> and if you don't play your cards right, the rent goes up and the commute slows down. it is competition, but it is also teamwork. >> if nobody does it, everybody loses. >> he is active in the san francisco bay area renter's federation. >> also known as ss bar. >> he plans to give away a few copies to politicians. jonathon bloom, abc7 news.

>> definitely. >> let's talk about the weather forecast for the weekend. >> we have drew in. hi, descry. >> -- hi, drew. >> we are tracking a dry start before the rain moves in. live doppler 7hd is showing mainly clear skies. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. currently 43 in napa and 47 in hayward and 52 in san jose at this hour. 51 in san francisco and oakland checking in at 49 degrees. as you plan out the first half of the weekend no weather worries at all. clear skies early on and cool temperatures in the mid30s to the mid40s by 7:00. into the afternoon we go. clouds will be on the increase and then by 7:00 in the evening we'll turn to mainly cloudy skies ahead of the next storm approaching on sunday. on the storm impact scale we are giving this a two. it will be wet and windy on sunday. downpours are possible and lightning is an issue we may have to deal with on sunday and gusty winds to 45 miles

per hour. future weather as we go hour by hour on your sunday, early on sunday morning 7:00 in the morning we are dealing with light scattered rain. what will happen on sunday, a steadier line of downpours develops first in the north bay and then slides to the south and east. by 11:00 the area is seeing downpours. and then it sinks to the south bay. by 1:00 you will see the heaviest rain in the south bay before the system exits on sunday afternoon. in terms of total rainfall, hatch an inch in most areas. if we see a downpour you could see close to an inch of rainfall by sunday afternoon. along with the rain, it is going to be windy out there. future tracker wind gust shows as the front moves through by 11:00 on sunday morning we may see frequent wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. and that could bring down some trees once again and perhaps some possible isolated power outages. along with the rain in the bay area the winter storm warning

goes into affect at 4:00 and up to two feet of new snow is possible. if you want to head to the mountains do it tomorrow because sunday will be tricky travel. we will see mainly clear skies and the temperature is falling into the mid30s and mid40s across the bay area. early on in the morning we will have clear skies and highs are very december like. upper 50s to the lower 60s across the bay area. here is the seven-day forecast. we start off on a dry note. we will see increasing clouds throughout the day. on sunday that rain and wind arrives and possible lightning is a two on the storm impact scale. it will exit by sunday afternoon and then into monday we clear out the skies and the sunshine returns. in the wake of the system, dan and ama, we turn cool. expect many frosting mornings out there. coming up next on abc news at 11:00, justin bieber leaves

his mark on san francisco. >> and it could come as a

clean san francisco sidewalks, but one thing remained, a graffiti promotion for justin bieber's latest album "purpose." they reported the ad was written on sidewalks and streets. the city will likely pay to remove the ads. it is unclear if the bill will be passed to the biebs. i'll let it out of the bag. larry put that stuff on the sidewalks. >> i have been a belieber for a longtime. >> the fact that he knows that. >> since he was in canada as a young lad. seriously, steph curry finally admitted he was tired tonight, but only after double over time. the warriors are pushed to the limit and beyond in boston

brought to you by xfinity. >> good evening. they were on fumes. the tank was empty. 24-0 was in sight of the warriors. they just refused to lose. minus klay thompson and harrison barnes out with bad ankles. they survived double over time. now a celtic and he had dinner with steph curry last night. what a game. one on one inside over sullinger. 57-53 at the half. leigh inside. some do this for a million years. he had 10 points and late fourth quarter and isaiah thomas. under a minute and warriors in trouble down one. go to curry. for three and splash. six seconds left and tied at 103 and thomas for the win and livingston who is 6-7 and long arms. five seconds left in ot. thomas comes up short. on to double over time. what a line for dramon.

five seals and five blocks. that lay up and the warriors win their 28th straight 124-119 in double ot. the second longest win streak of all time. no time to rest either. they are in milwaukee tomorrow night. >> it took us a full 58 to get it done on the road against a good basketball team that played well the entire game. i'm -- i was pretty sure we were going to lose this game and we need to keep it going and hopefully get a win tomorrow. >> giants announced their new free agent acquisitionn. he is nicknamed "the shark." the former a and white sox said he has a personality like madison bumgarner. >> he is like a lefty version of me. he is grumpy all the time on the mound and swinging out of his shorts. i'm a big fan of madison. >> the heisman trophy will be handed out.

christian mccaffrey accumulated more yards than anybody in college football history, but it may not be enough to stop alabama's derrick henry. mcaffrey is happy to be among the finalists. >> i am trying to just soak it in, but i am definitely nervous. it is hard not to be giddy about it. you can't control it. you can't harp on it too much. >> high school football 1k3 bellerman and full son watching abc news at 11? no they were in the d1 regional bowl. antonio garcia dancing up the middle with 41 seconds left ending the 30-game win streak. advancing to the state championship. stanford men's soccer. this game was score less and they go to penalty kicks. the seventh round and hits the post. gonzalez suarez denied. 10th round and stanford keeper and andrew epstein says no shultz. stanford wins 8-7 in pk's and will face clemson in sunday's national championship match.

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seven-day. sunshine early on and clouds increase in the evening. our next storm arrives on sunday. it has rain and wind and possible lightning. the storm impact scag is a two -- impact is a two. then after that nothing but sunshine. >> that is our report and we appreciate your time as always. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. adam sandler leads an allstar guest lineup and that includes bay area native rob schneider. >> i think they ride horses on the show. have a great night. >> and a great weekend.

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