of the problems that we have noted. examples could include lack of depriver drug screening. >> ole venn shlly crashed into scaffolding. 20 people were injured. the city site never registered the bus, something he was required to do. >> in turn, chp says it never inspected the bus. as fr the other buss, city site

will get a chance before it's been reported. again, chp could recommend that the company's carrier permit needs to send it. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc news. >> two buss recently kaugts on fire. it's the connector that maintains contact. last week, two of the buss burst into flames, that forced muni put the buss out 06 service. >> so far, dozens of buss have been outfitted with new connectors. >> breaking news in houston, texas, right now, a klm flight bound for amsterdam is delayed

on the ground. an airport official says two passengers got into some sort of disturbance on the plane. remaining passengers were rebooked on other flights. you can get breaking newsny time, follow us on twitter at abc7news bay area. >> a federal grand jury charged one count of result resulting in bodily injury. the pilot was forced to turn the jet back. >> a flieblgt attendant just called. evidencely, we've got two passengers that are in a physical altercation. we need to get turned around back to lax.

>> facing the maximum penalty of ten years if convicted. >> booms found in the dirt outside a home. vick lee is live in the city's alamo section. >> one of the apartments is right behind me across the street. you see that green building? chris, if you could zoom into that. and the other apartment is right next door to that build, the light brown one. alongside the main entrances. the discovery was made two and a half to three weeks ago. police are working closely with the medical examine other and, according to neighbors, a team of anthropologists. there is the possibility there may be even more bodies buried in those apartment buildings.

from a child. the question is, whose child? we do know from the neighbors that there were tents pitched here. we can only assume that they were from the date in question. you'll see more tonight, the complete story on abc 7 news at 6:00. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> a missing persons case turned into a homicide and a daughter is on the run. mary osman is killed in her home. and arrest warrant is now out for her daughter. laura? >> reporter: hi, alma.

i just spoke with his family member. she told me that the rest of the family is just finding out about all of this. they did not know she said whafsz going on at this house. neighbors say the woman on this street has been a fixture for decades. now, searching for 50-year-old alicia, in the murder of her mother, 90-year-old mary. the remains of mary were found earl yert this month after relatives reported her missing. she died of gunshot wounds. >> there's a detached garage at the house and was found inside a garbage can inside the garage. >> neighbors say they haven't

seen lisa since late summer. police say they've checked credit card records, but so far, no sign of her. >> last night was especially busy for open police. six people shot in separate ins dentss across the city. the shootings all happened within an hour and a half of each other. the first was at 8 c:44 last night. no arrests have been made and no suspect descriptions have been released. >> san francisco's police union is calling on the city to equip officers with tazers immediately. the union's demand comes on the heels of the fatal officer-involved shooting of mario woods.

if officer had trksz azers that day, there could have been a different outcome. a new department bulletin requiring any officer who draws their weapon explaining whooi. it could cause officers to hesitate in situations where they shouldn't. >> a temporary setback for drivers of the cars tonight. the dmv is putting the brakes on the rush to get automated cars out there on the road soon. chris wynn is live at the center for automotive research at stanford. and, chris, what does it mean? >> good evening to you. many of us us have shared the roads with these driverless vehicles and probably didn't even know it. but with today's announcement, some are a little worried about the state pushing these manufacturers and the type of cars out of the state.

>> the announcement is a move in the right direction. among the proposed requirements, a licensed drooicher would still be required sit in the driver's seat ready to take the wheel if something happens. that driver would also be liable for any violations on the road. >> the more effort, the more people are going to want to get in these cars. if they don't do a lot of testing, there's going to be a lot of backlash. >> but others disagree saying the rules will halt if progress that's already been made. in a statements that google is kurntsly driving a driverless car of its own.

>> i completely understand that in everyday driving, what is it that people are going to do? and that's really important to understanding how self driving cars are safe for everybody. >> the christmas lights that are so popular, the only way to get them may be to steal them. >> how much of a skrooj do you have to be? >> the hot ticket item for thieves that has one bay area homeowner looking for the neighborhood grinch. >> the credit card skimmers have been found at two bay area safeway stores. >> and snails the size of tennis balls? caught right before they could wage terror in the bay area.

police are in a stand off with a possible murder suspect. the man has barricaded himself. s.w.a.t. team has arrived on the scene. the man is threatening to harm himself if police move in. no word on anyone else being harmed or in danger, but people are being told to stay in their homes for their own safety until they can get this worked out. we will keep you updated. >> thieves have been caught on camera stealing holiday packages off porches. but how about someone taking christmas lights? that happened sunday night in

navara. >> we want today add a little christmas cheer to this story. laser lights were stolen from their front yard. late this afternoon, the family responded by putting up some more traditional christmas lights. >> it's pretty low for someone to come and take laser lights out of the front yard. >> and here's that someone. called her a real life grinch. the woman walks with a purpose. with one laser light in hand, she looks around for a second time. she leaves with two laser lights in hand. >> after that, i went out to the front window, closed the blinds and noticed the whole froblt yard was dark.

>> what was your first reaction? >> i don't think i could say that on tv. but i was a little bit upset. >> the nicholsons hope someone will identify the woman, promise recognize a piece of clothing or the glasses she was wearing. >> to me, it looks like she's got a short, blond ponytail. >> the nicholson's even have a before picture of their house with the laser lights displayed. >> i i've try today replace them. the only place i could find was amazon. it's going for a hundred plus. >> it's not so much the lights that we care about more of who does that kind of thing? >> in navarro, abc 7 news. >> we found out about this story from a neighbor who messaged on facebook.

>> some relief for grocery shoppers tonight. thieves tried but failed to hack into credit card accounts at two local safe way stores. >> no customer data left safe way. >> i'm on social security d disajt. i don't need anybody skimming my money. >> is there anything you can do to protect your debit card from being skimmed? >> perhaps the most important thing to know is that thieves

have altered the debility card machine in some way. so stay away from machines that appear crooked, loose or damaged. if your card appears to get stuck, call your financial sfugs right away. bank branch are preferred over stand-alone machines. and sign up for banking alerts to be identified of any unusual activity in your area and make sure your bank has your latest phone number so you can be contacted about anything suggestion pishs. trader joe's has issued a voluntary recall of their triple ginger brew. the recall includes triple ginger brew through this passed monday. the good thing is there have brn no injuries or illnesses reported. the didline was supposed to be yesterday.

seven on your side received kplabts, as well. but fortunately, all of our viewers wr able to get through eventually. you must be enrolled by tomorrow if you warant your snumpbs to start january 1st. well, elementary school in east palo alto has cancelled classes for the rest of the day because of no heat. an underground gas leak knocked out the heat so they've been using space heaters all week. if principle promises the heat will be working by the time they

return to class january 4th. >> the state water resources control board has withheld unanimously. farmer's say it would force them to cut back on plantding crops. >> time to turn to our weather. >> it's that time of the year. we inch near the weekend? >> that's right. and we're inching closer to winter. the chill is in the air right now. don't you worry, out here behind me, i am seeing a few clouds right now. people are bundled up, as well. we'll talk about getting rid of this cold weather and bringing in some rain. right now, it is just cloud cover. a few passing clouds that we're

looking at. there is some rain and snow coming in, so we will eventually see our share. in the meantime, we still have a statement out for our entire coast until 6:00 tonight. just be careful if you're out there. a beautiful afterglow of our setting sun. they're making snow up in the mountains. the snow levels will be running high and eventually, drop down on saturday. here's a look at the forecast. not as cold overnight tonight. sprinkles are possible in the north bay tomorrow and the next storm arrives on friday. >> how cold? it's not going to be like what

we saw this morning. instead, with the cloud cover, it will insulate a little bit: sot south of the bay area, expected to dip. it's going to be frosty cold down there. tomorrow, quite a bit of cloud cover. the sliegt chance of a light shower or sprinkles tomorrow afternoon. so if you work in the noert bay, you'll want to keep an umbrella handy so you don't get welt. friday, we are expecting a light storm. it's one on our storm impact scale. it will bring in light to mod rat rain friday afternoon. up to 8500ths of an inch for the

wettest spots. here's a look at the timeline friday afternoon. it's across the central bay around the time you're eating dinner. and as we head toward the early saturday morning time period, just a few light showers. most of you will be able to get your holiday activities done late on saturday because we're not expecting much for saturday. highs tomorrow in the 50s again, a few showers or sprinkles up in the north bay. 58 oakland, 57 santa rosa. second storm comes in sunday, monday. it will bring in some breezy to windy conditions.

>> air lifted back home. coming um next, a video of a big horn sheep returning to yosemite. >> the breaking news tonight, we're in baltimore. authorities calling for calm after a hung jury in the freddie grey case. the runway scared passengers injuredoff the plane are off the tax sill. they're both here tonight after abc 7 news. >> also, gearing up for the force awakens, the iconic east bay theater with a state of the art, 3d system.

customs inspectors nabbed

two stow aways that could have caused real harm in the bay area. these are called giant african snails. they were found aboard a shipment of wooden palettes. they measured three inches just around the shell. the snails are extremely disruptive. they can eat at least 500 types of plants and munch on homes, too. >> when they're short of food supply, they've been known to eat the stucco from homes because the stucco has high calcium content. >> and look at this, the snails also carry diseases including a parasite that causes meningitis. >> a road to recovery in bay air ya news. the two are appearing for the mountain yellow leg frogs. 270 tadpoles are now growing until they can be released into the wild next summer.

themp delivered via helicopter. we are getting our first look at the average and the big horned sheep in yosemine. >> the big horn sheep is the only federally endangered mammal in yosemite. >> the golden state warriors have set another record. and this one has to do most lid with the fans. the nba champs sub cess have general rated record highs. the warriors have had more than 1 billion interactions last month. on top of that record, the warriors were the top trending

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a suspect whoa's been in a standoff with police has surrendered. the man barricaded himself inside a home in visitation valley. >> police talked him out a few minutes ago. san francisco police will oonl say he's a crime suspect wanted by another police department. >> coming up tonight, also from 7 on your side tonight, the making of the most out of spoiled food. michael finney on why you might not have to lose out when the power goes out.

>> your family is now driving a new car. it's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>. >> nearly 4,000 people got a bagful of groceries. this year, they're given a choice, a chicken or a ham. >> more than 500 showed up to receive their fill. >> many of our coworkers and our abc 7 family has pitched in to brighten the bay area children. >> you are looking at members of the united states marine corps reserve. >> the marines lead the effort every year their toys for tot program.

>>. >> world news tonight with david murer is next. thank you for joining us. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. breaking news tonight. the mistrial just declared in baltimore. a hung jury in the freddie gray case. the first of six officers charged with gray's death, after that controversial ride in a police van. tonight, the protests and police urging calm. also, at this hour, the swelling crowds for donald trump tonight, after some opponents came out swinging. and what trump is promising now. the dangerous evacuation. passengers injured as they're raced off the plane. the jet going off the taxiway. the economy tonight. the major headline involving your credit cards and your mortgage. and what you should do right now with interest rates going up. and "star wars," blockbuster sales. will it break a record? harrison ford and carrie fisher both here tonight. what we never knew about the first "star wars" and what she revealed about harrison.