all right. hang on. it could be a messy evening commute. >> yeah, some spots in the north bay are getting soaked while other areas are in the clear. good afternoon and thank you for joining us today. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. a spotty soaking is hitting parts of the bay area right now. >> let's take a look outside our emeriville camera. >> cloudy conditions make it look like it could come down at any moment. >> rain started in the north bay and a look at san rafael. abc news meteorologist drew tuma is tracking the timing. >> what's the latest? >> a tail of have and have knots.

we'll take a much closer look at this current system over us, and we're tracking a stronger storm on the horizon. all the details and the full accuweather forecast ahead. >> drew, thanks a lot. track the rain where you live with the abc 7 news app. download it for free and enable push alerts and we're going to send you up to the minute

updates to your mobile device. >> law enforcement upgraded a missing child search to an amberg alert this afternoon. the concern is growing about the safety of 7-month-old henry massy believed to be with his mother hannah ashley who doesn't have custody of him. an amberley alert has been issued for california license plate 5jk 7 it 35. a woman riding her bike was hit by a driver this morning, a white acura on fremont acura at the sunnyvale intersection. sky 7 shows you the area where it happened. the car sped away. police in sunnyvale say the bicyclist went to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. there were witnesses to the accident, many of whom called 911 afterward. >> now to your voice, your vote, and campaigning that seemed to reach kind of a fevered pitch

today for both donald trump and hillary clinton. abc news reporter maggie rowley is in washington. dan, good afternoon. we're down to the final push for the white house and both candidates are out in key swing states today trying to lock in as many votes as possible. campaigns are out fighting in full force today. the clinton camp leaping on friend senator elizabeth warren to go lean on donald trump. >> on november 8 us nasty women are going to take our nasty feet to cast our nasty vote to get you out of our lives forever. >> she gets under his thin skin like nobody else. >> a confident clinton building up other democrats, like new hampshire governor maggie hasan who is in a neck and neck race with current republican kelly ayotte for a seat in the senate. >> the what i love about maggie is that she's independent. she knows how to find common ground and how to stand her ground.

>> reporter: working to secure her presidency and a democratic congress while she's at it. meanwhile, trump is working to get back votes in the must-win state of florida. promising farmers in the state that if elected he'll drastically cut red tape. >> epa is a disaster. regulations are a disaster. the farmers are going to be able to get back to the business that they are supposed to be in, not a business of filling out paperwork all day. >> reporter: he continues to bash the polls and the media. the latest abc news tracking poll has him trailing clinton by double digits, but he says despite these numbers he's anything but down and out. >> just in case you haven't heard, we're winning, not only florida, but we're going win the whole thing. >> reporter: also while in florida trump laid out his plans for cuba saying he wants a tougher agreement, one that may even put off the newly re-established diplomatic relations. maggie ruly, abc news, washington. the last-minute voter registration rush sunday way with people facing a midnight deadline and registration numbers are already hitting a milestone. back in may california had 17.9

million registered voters, about 72% of eligible adults. in september that number jumped to 18.2 million registereders outnumbing the total populations. >> with the clock tick on the deadline, phones were ringing and voters streaming into the contra costa county elections office in martinez. the county clerk says this year voter turnout in the east bay could be bigger than ever. he expects 10,000 people will register to vote today alone. >> there's a lot more this year. we're seeing higher numbers. we'll be at the heist the county has ever been, over 600,000 registered voters by the time it's all processed. >> an all-time high is also expected in san francisco, and an official estimates the city will hit 515,000 registered voters by the end of the day. in alameda county, registration is also up from 810,000 registered voters in 2012 to

874,000 this year. >> reregistered to vote. >> reporter: at uc berkeley volunteers with clipboards track down students promising to help them get registered in just a matter of minutes. >> so important that people are engaged and participate in our democracy and voting is just such a crucial way of doing that. >> reporter: better late than never for this graduate season caesar rojas who waited until the last minute to change his address. >> i think it's everybody to be concerned about our future and who is going to run the country. >> reporter: elections officials say while the focus has been on the presidential race, there are 17 statewide propositions and other local races that will play a major role this election year. >> and if you want to get ready for election day we have a great resource for you. go to abc7news.com/politics and click on the icon for the your voice, your vote voters edge election guide and you'll be able to make a personalized local ballot. in hour next half hour of abc 7 news, a bay area's woman to call for a boycott in the

race for president. why her effort focuses on donald trump's daughter ivanka. we have new details in the armed robbery of a man near san francisco's cliff house. police released this surveillance video of the robbery on october 5th. if you look at the top of the screen you can see the victim being dragged by 15 feet by a getaway car and the people were taking pictures when two men grabbed his camera. >> we're not sure if the victim wasn't able to let go or had to holds on to the straps and there isn't a lot of violence with him being in the street. >> one of the robbers got left behind by the getaway car and ran down the great highway to watch up as you can see there. the victim has road burns on his arms. police have arrested one suspect, this man, 19-year-old jacobo padula. firefighters evacuated a block in san rafael today after a gas main ruptured. pictures from san rafael fire show lincoln avenue closed to

traffic near lyndon lane about half had a mile north of downtown. gas spewed into the air and firefighters say the breeze helped thing thin it out. pg&e closed off the break and lincoln avenue reopened this afternoon. >> the valero refining company has agreed to pay nearly $250,000 for air quality violations at its refinery. the bay area management district say most of the violations occurred in 2013. the settlement covered 29 notices. violations include several minor hydrocarbon leaks from storage tanks and database omissions. the air district says the mistakes that led to the settlement have been corrected now. coming up at abc 7 "news at 4:00, fan frustration was evident at levi statement with a lot of empty seats at the niners game. we'll have a report on the economic impact. >> that's not america. that's not california. >> and he's not running for office, but he's all over your tv. who is this california

billionaire? you're going to meet him just ahead. and creepy computer. check out the next generation of wearable tech. >> 7 on your side michael finney is taking your questions on facebook and twitter and post them with the #askfinney. >> and as we approach 410:00 on this monday. a live look at the san matteo bridge traffic. a little heavier than usual with the eastbound traffic. that's the left-hand side if you're going westbound. it looks a lot better. stay with my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking.

a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it.

breaking news in berkly. sky 7 over college avenue where a large tree came crashing down this afternoon. it's big, as you can see. you see it on top of a building there. it's at alcatraz avenue in the elmwood district as you look live from sky 7. you can see the sidewalk has buckled as a result. first responders have closed that second of colleg avenue to remove this tree. we know it's windy in this area but it's much too early to determine what exactly brought it down. a crew is on the way and we'll bring you a live update from the ground here on abc 7 news and we're sending updates through

the nbc 7 news alert to get push alerts on your phone or tablet. there seems to be a correlation between six straight losses of the 49ers and empty seats at levi stadium. the team may be losing some of the faithful and the city of santa clara may be losing revenue because of it. david louie is live at levi stadium to explain. david? >> reporter: ama, the mayor of santa clara is very concerned about the empty seats because if the team is starting to lose money, then perhaps the city of santa clara will as well. now, one of the big earns, of course, is the fact that the city is expecting reimbursement for certain expenses such as traffic control. winning is a hoy-stake game, so is filling the seats at levi stadium. the niners said the game against the bucs was sold out and the half empty stadium said otherwise. and empty seats can mean less revenue for the city of santa clara. last season the 10% ticket surcharge generated $8.1 million for the city. the $5 parking fee per vehicle, over 425,000 and just over a quarter million dollars for a

senior and youth program for a total approaching $8.9 million, a drop in attendance comes at the same time the niners have asked for a $5 million a year rent break. >> lowering the rent over a long period of time will make sure that if the 49ers are not able to pay all of their expenses they will start digging into the city's revenue stream, amend i'm really concerned about that. >> reporter: the personal licenses and tickets have already been sold and empty seats don't translate no a direct revenue loss but it does impact how many vehicles use the lots and sales at concession stands. still, santa clara's acting city manager isn't alarmed. >> percentagewise it may be like 1% or 2% less, but that can be recovered when things are doing better, and, you know, things were not planned like it will always be fully sold out. >> reporter: niners turned down an interview request and declined to answer questions about the financial impact of empty seats. those are details, it says, it does not disclose. however a grand jury directed audit is under way to look at game revenues and how the city

has used those funds. the results are due in about two months. >> we are crying wolf right now that general fund monies may be used for the stadium. we have to clear that up first and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. a mural of 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick taking a knee in protest has been painted over. apparently after san francisco classified it as graffiti. this is a picture of the mural posted online by our partners at hoodline earlier this month. this is what the wall on hudson avenue looks like now. the owner of the building told abc 7 news he had it painted over after getting a graffiti removal notice. the public works department says it received several complaints about it. a city spokesperson says the mural could have stayed if the owner simply sailed he sanctions it. the man who made millions as a hedge fund manager walked away from his power job to become a political activist. you may not know his name but you'll probably recognize his face. it's been on television a lot

lately. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze spoke about time tires about his goals and political aspirations. >> reporter: well, dan, meet tom stir, a former head fund manager worth $1.6 billion who as you said quit a day job to become a progressive activist. now he's digging deep into his own pockets to support political causes. perhaps you've seen his campaign ad in favor of prop 56, a $2 per pack increase in the cigarette tax, or his ad using donald trump's comments to make the case for taking climate change seriously, or this one urging people to vote to advance women's rights, again, using donald trump. >> should abortion be punished? >> there has to be some form of punishment for the woman. >> that's not america. that's not california. i'm tom steyer. >> reg. >> i have a strong feel and i don't want to do it behind closed doors or secretly. i want to make sure that when people hear the message they understand, okay, that's the message and here's where i'm

coming from. >> steyer is the single biggest donor and his contribution is $57 million on federal gains and registration. in california alone he's spending $10 million to fight tobacco and 13 million on voter registration, and that's making some political experts nervous. >> we know that it's good for the billionaire in terms of getting a name out there. we don't know that it's good for the country. on one level you say it's the first amendment and ability to get that message out there. both sides are able to get that message through. on the other hand, we are seeing elections and the political process that is in danger off being taken over by big money. >> reporter: his mother died ever lung cancer and is there more to his sudden visibility? does he have higher political aspirations? we'll talk about that tonight at 6:00. dan and ama. >> thanks very much, kristen. see you then for that. time to turn to our weather forecast. >> rain is sweeping across the bay area tonight, drew.

>> it is. it's going to be one of the storms in the north bay, you've got a lot and in the south bay it's like what rain? we'll track where the rain will eventually lead and some will be soakers. live doppler 7 to show you where that rain is falling. a shield of moisture. live doppler 7 on the job tracking what we've got and right into the north bay and that's where the action is. heavy rain around santa rosa and we'll zoom in even closer. live doppler 7 on street level showing areas, spring creek drive, where the heaviest of the rain is worth at this hour. the leading edge of the preptation is stretching right now entering nevada, san rafael seeing a few drops and if your evening commute takes you north that's where we expect the damp roadways at this hour. outside of the north bay it looks like the commute will be a-okay. live lop der 7 picking up on light drizzle entering the picture in san francisco.

barely making its presence known in oakland and into the south bay we go. live doppler 7, yeah. this is likely going to be picture over the next 24 hours. the south bay really anticipating very low totals, if any measurable rainfall is out of this system. current numbers out there, see where the rain is falling at this hour. look at santa rosa. 59 degrees, a rain-cooled temperature and outside of the showers everyone holding into the 60s and the storm impact scale, today, tonight and tomorrow. it's a wonderful light storm and the steadiest of that rain is likely in the north bay as it's falling right now. scattered showers elsewhere outside of the north bay and the rain falls for the longest amount of time. future weather hour by hour. watch the time stamp. 4:00 in the afternoon and rain in the north bay and by 7:00 this evening the front itself is still trying to enter santa rosa. there's the chance of a couple showers popping up ahead of the front and when we're back on air for abe 7 news at 11:00 meteorologist sandhya patel will be tracking that front right over the heart of the bay area. this is our best chance to pick

up some showers outside of the north bay later on tonight. as we go into the morning hours on tuesday, there is still a chance of a pocket of showers developing and most of the activity limited to the north bay and the system will go back up to the north tuesday evening and get out of here. what we you're pecting in terms of rainfall through tuesday mornings the highest totals in the north bay area, probably up to a quarter inch of rain and that might be optimistic and likely in the south bay less than .05 of an inch. expecting little or nothing in the south bay and scattered showers for your tuesday morning commute and then this system is out of here by tuesday afternoon. take a look at your highs for tuesday. very similar to where we were today. a lot of 60s around the immediate bay, a couple of spots inland and then the south bay we'll have highs in the lower 70s. accuweather seven-day forecast. morning showers on the way tomorrow. we get into wednesday. there's a break in the activity.

it's partly cloudy and then thursday, dan and ama this, next storm that's moving in looks stronger and it looks have more widespread rain and a little bit of wind, a lingering shower on friday and a break saturday and another chance of wet weather on sunday and right now the early call on halloween, limited sunshine and dry for the trick-or-treaters. >> well, my costume is waterproof. >> great. that's good to know. >> thanks, drew. >> coming the president of at&t is speaking out in support of the company's planned merger with time warner. why he insists it will be good for customers. >> and a little more room. muney's plan to give commuters more space. >> all right. 4:21. outside we go once again. here's what it looks like on the san mateo bridge. now we'll switch over to san jose 101 traffic. not bad on the bridge, but as you see here on 101, it's a little sticky. stay with us. more to could. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts

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the president of at&t is confident regulators will approve his deal to buy media rival time warner. there are antitrust fears over this $85 billion deal, however, but nidal ayyad's ceo describes it as a vertical merger. >> we're in an environment where our customers are demanding more and more video and entertainment content and to be able to do something like this with time warner is a very natural extension. >> randall stevenson says the agreement will marry premium

content with distribution and says it will be a boon to customers who have more ways to watch their favorite programming. stanford and m.i.t. researchers have taken wearable tech to a whole new level. they have created rovables, robots that stay on your clothing all day long. the tiny magnetic bahts incorporate wireless communication to chat while doing tasks. scientists seeing them zipping up hard-to-reach clothing and giving you virtual feedback in virtual reality or becoming your ever present pet. >> it's a little creepy. >> yeah, it is. >> you may soon have room during your morning commute if you take muney. in two week's time two extra one-car trains will run during the morning rush hour between the embarcadero and muni underground stopsch the sfmta says the move is designed to reduce overcrowding. come up on "abc 7 news at 4:00," making a political statement with our wallets. a local woman's efforts against

donald trump that targets his doubter. >> stay with us for that. and new details emerging into the investigations of one of the deadliest bus crashes in state history. >> i had no idea that the nightmare was just beginning. >> the wife of former subway spokesman jarred fogle files a

they're bringing crime, when mexthey're rapists.ople... are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising.

and here's what's making headlines at 4:30. today is the last day to register to vote in california before the november 8th general election. registrar offerses throughout the bay area are reporting record registration rates in contra costa county where they expect to register 10,000 new voters today. register to vote online, too. just be sure to do it before midnight. one of the issues burlingame voters is about rent control, and a live report on the ballot control measure at 5:00. melanie woodrow is looking into animal abuse claims from employees of the peninsula humane society due to lack of resources. management says it's all a political hit. melanie will have both sides coming up on abc 7 "news at 5:00." a bay area businesswoman is calling for a boycott of the

fashion line belonging to ivanka trump. donald trump. supporters of the boycott say those who oppose him should oppose her. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is live with the story. carolyn? >> reporter: well, her name is shannon coulter, and she not only women and men to vote at the ballot box, but also with their pocketbooks, as retailers nationwide. shannon coulter hassin inspired a unique anti-trump movement responding to the presidential nominee infamous caught on tape remarks about grabbing women. her campaign uses th the #grabyourwallet and calls for a boycott of his daughter ivanka trump's clothing line and the retailers who sell it. >> we all admire and respect her despite political affiliations, but after the trump tapes came out and she went back out on the campaign trail i think that was the straw that broke the camel's back. >> reporter: ivanka trump has

issued a statement saying my father's comments were clearly inappropriate and offensive, but that's not enough for critics like kathy who says she won't buy her products. >> yeah. i -- i don't feel so good about the trump family right now. >> reporter: ivanka trump's line is sold in numerous stores, including macy's, neiman marcus, nordstrom and bloomingdales. no of the companies responded for comment and many shoppers we talk to is misguided. >> they shouldn't hold her responsible for the accident. >> not running for president. >> reporter: her campaign resonates with other, more than 2 million viewed her twitter post and a hot topic this morning on abc's "the view." what's at stake? according to "forbes" magazine trump's line generated $100 million last year. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> some developing news.

a manhunt is on in oklahoma for this murder suspect accused of killing two family members and wounding three others, including two police officers during an overnight shooting spree. investigators say michael vance shot the officers who had responded to a call of shots fired near oklahoma city. vance is accused of then shooting a woman as he hijacked her car. police say they found the bodies of vance's relatives in a home in the tune of luther hours after the initial calls of gunfire. the san francisco medical examiner's office has identified the two people who died in an apart murder-suicide in the oceanview district friday night. investigators say 68-year-old dana pierce of cleveland, ohio was murdered by 65-year-old woodly carson who was a resident of the city. police say the killings happened after a family argument. it's a good for the soul race to honor a late pleasanton native while benefiting students and challenge the athletes. downtown pleasanton will host its first ever 5 and 10k run and

walk event in honor of kate sustainly, 392-year-old killed on san francisco's pier 14. it's to benefit students rising above and the challenged athletes program. >> chp can't find any evidence that a tour bus braked before slamming no a big rig killing 13 people near palm springs. federal investigators have joined the chp now and they will stay there through the end of the week. investigators have identified most of the victims. abc's dana backes has the latest now from palm springs. >> reporter: this mangled wreckage is the scene of one of california's deadliest road accidents. more than a dozen people, including the driver, culled when a usa holiday tour bus heading back to los angeles from a casino slammed no a trulier. >> there was no appearance of braking no, skidmarks from the bus at the time of the collision. the only skidmarks were directly related to the big rig as it got pushed forward. >> reporter: 31 people were

injured and investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. the bus company's records show no history of accidents or mechanical problems. the driver of the trailer saying he doesn't remember much about the accident. >> the impact, you know, hit me from behind, and -- and i just blacked out for a minute, and when i gained my conscious, undid my seat belt and looked around to try to see what happened. i felt like i got ran over by something and that's when i got out of my truck. >> reporter: back in los angeles, a memorial is growing where the bus was expected to return. those who lost loved ones still processing the tragedy. rosa was a mother and grandfather. her family told she died instantly. >> she got along with everybody, and she enjoy doing what she was doing, went to the casinos. >> reporter: officials say a possible medical condition or even fatigue may have been a reason why the driver failed to

apply the brakes. police in madeira are confident people who fired at a police cruise they are weekend will be captured soon. dashcam video shows the frantic moments when a passenger inside a car old fire at around 4:30 yesterday morning when the officer tried to pull over a car with a civilian guest inside on a ride-along. the woman began screaming when the shots were fired, and there were 12 shots in all and three hit the cruiser disabling it. as far as close calls, this is a very close situation where an officer could have been killed or the passenger. >> madera police released pictures of the patrol car. check it out, its window shattered. the woman on the ride-along suffered minor cuts from the broken glass. police found the suspect vehicle with a weapon inside but no sign of the suspects.

well, the ex-wife of former subway pitchman jarred fogle is suing subway for an unspecified amount of damages. katie mclaughlin says the restaurant train received three reports indicating fogle's sexual interest in in children but the company failed to take proper action. >> finding out that your husband and father of your children is a child predator is devastating and that subway did not follow on one complaint while continuing to utilize jarred as their spokesman and facilitate his visits to the hundreds of schools is beyond comprehension. >> reporter: the couple divorced days before he was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for trading in fed pornography and paying for sex with underage girls. subway wrote in a statement it could not comment on pending litigation. dub nation, the warriors open the regular season in oakland tomorrow. ahead, how the team feels about its new reputation after signing kevin durant.

>> i'm michael finney. ask t "ask finney" is just ahead. i'll find your questions and answer them right here in a little bit. >> and a live look from the tower showing you the darkest clouds linger in the north bay as showers try to call and the because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56.

the warriors open their new season tomorrow at oracle arono taking on the san antonio spurs. abc 7 news was in oakland for the team's practice. tomorrow will be the official golden state debut of former mvp kevin durant. the new acquisition for the warriors after consecutive nba final appearances. the signing of durant, the dubs are considered the nba villains to outside the bay area and the players are not worried about that. >> the only thing that matters is in between the lines. a lot of talking can go on out in the media and the basketball world, but you've still got to play the games and the minutes and got to go out there and produce, so all that should matter is how we play on the court, but we know the nature of the beast, and all we can focus on as players is putting in that work every single day. >> durant says he doesn't expect to be too nervous for his official warriors debut. he knows it's just a game. one of what he hopes will be a very long season.

and an accuweather live doppler 7 painting an active afternoon. going a little tight on live doppler 7. seeing a few light showers entering the south bay or east bay at this hour from concord and we're tracking steadier showers around san rafael and nevada and current hour live doppler showing you the heaviest weather around santa rosa and confined to the north bay. right now a light storm and the steadiest of rain tomorrow in the north bay. scattered showers elsewhere. time now for your hour by hour. 7:00 still the heaviest of rain in the north bay. not until 11:00 that we have the best chance of seeing any showers outside of the north bay and even tomorrow morning can't completely rule out the chance of some isolated drizzle for your commute but it's out of here by the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast going to show you it's a morning shower and otherwise wednesday we're dry and thursday looks like we could have a stronger storm. this is exciting. periods of rain and a little bit

of iran and currently a 2i78 pact scale and perhaps a lingering shower on friday and tracking another storm on saturday and of course we'll track the wet weather and the live abc 7 news app will come in handy. >> thanks, drew. home sweet home. find out about san francisco's next development to help provide much needed affordable housing. >> and yoga pants protest. one man's comments spark a rally in support of comfortable pants. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. from service contracts to strange things found in your food. i'm answering your consumer questions. all of that

alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming!

we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. frisco is getting its first new rent-controlled apartments in more than two decades and they will built near dyinga at ocean avenue in the excelsior district. half will be for low and middle income families and the other half permanently rent-controlled. rent-controlled apartments haven't been built in san francisco since 1985 when state law restricted. the developer will be able to build 24 market-rate units. >> the wells fargo accounts scandal is affecting the bank's reputation, big time, according to a new customer survey. before the scandal wells fargo had had a negative perception

rate at 15%. the management consultancy survey found negative perceptions have since soared to 52%. wells fargo is at risk of losing $99 billion in deposits over the next year and half as a direct result of the scandal. just last month claims surfaced that the bank created as many as 2 million fake bank and credit card accounts between 2011 and 2015 in order to meet sales goals. all right. you may have a halloween decoration in your house right now that could be dangerous for kids. target is recalling 127,000 of these led gel window clings. the consumer product safety commission say the clings can separate and expose the battery which can choke children. they were sold nationwide from august to september for about a buck. if you bought them they can be returned to any target store for a refund. a letter to the editor of a rhode island newspaper sparked a day of action. the topic, yoga pants.

hundreds of people marched through the streets of barrington yesterday in what was dubbed the yoga pants parade and it came in response to a letter in "the barrington times" criticizing women of a certain age of wearing the form-flitting workout attire. >> it speaks to the need for us to stand up for our rights to wear what we want. >> they marched and went by the home of the person who wrote the letter. he claims his letter was only meant to be a joke and says it was stressful and intimidating. time now for "ask finney" via facebook, twitter and e-mail. >> i have an old deposit.

>> start with the bank, i assume you mean a certificate of deposit. start with the bank to see if they have any information about it and if they don't go to the state. there's an organization -- you know. what i don't want you to go to the state. got to unclaimed.org. by law anybody holding your money, if they have lost track of you, they have to turn the money over to the state. if you go to unclaimed you can find any state that could be tied to that money, if the money started out here or went there, that way you can try it out. they are snowed to hang on to the money, that's by law. they have to do it. >> all right. >> well, linda would like to know what should you do if you find something initial in your food that shouldn't be there? >> that's a great question. >> oh, yeah. >> linda, look, first off, notify the company. hopefully you'll be able to protect others so they don't have the same thing happen to them and also ask the government to investigate. go to the food and drug administration. that's a good starting point, but if you're thinking of suing i don't want you to expect a big payout. that's all an urban legend.

these types of cases are tough since you have to prove a real loss, like medical expenses, time off work or sustained mental anguish. there are attorneys who specialize in these types of cases, so if you care enough go to a local bar association and ask for a referral but generally just ignore, it especially if it's bugs and stuff. bugs come with foods. that's what the courts have ruled. >> really in. >> yeah. >> that's appetizing. adam from fremont asks with this. what's up with our service companies? every time you agree on the deal the service ends up being something completely different. >> i know what you're talking about. it can be so frustrating. streams it's just accidental and other times maybe not. the important thing is to catch any issues early which means scanning your bill each month. usually if you complain right away the company will get things straightened out. if they don't, that's why we have our call center here. >> yeah. >> 7 on your side. give us a call and we'll take care of it. >> okay. all right. thank you so much. >> thanks, michael, very much. all right. let's move on and we'll come

back. michael, you're finished, i think. >> sorry. >> am i done. >> okay. i'll leave. >> you can stay. okay. we'll talk now. today's wellness report financial stress can take a toll on your health and actually your looks, too. >> and diet drinks could double your risk of diabetes and here's jane king with today's wellness report. >> reporter: drinking two servings of diet soda or korbnated soda can double the risk of diabetes. those who consume a lot of soft drinks were more than twice as likely to suffer from a form type ii diabetes. the sugary drinks may have induced insulin resistance. money-related stress can have an effect on how people view you physically. people with high levels of financial stress looked older to others and seemed to have aged more over a nine-year period than people who felt more in control their financial situation. the researchers also found that financial stress took a bigger toll on the subject's looks and

other types of stress. now if your shampoo says organic on the label it probably doesn't mean number. the organic trade association asked the government to start regulating non-food products that boast organic marketing claims with the same rigor that's applied to food. for non-food items such as shampoos, cosmetics and textiles no such certification process and it turns out counting on your fingers makes you smarter. finger perception is correlated with math skills. previous studies have shown that a 6-year-old child's finger perception is a better predictor of success in the next grade than standard test scores. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. up next, helping fish find their way. trying to re-establish a route for a struggling species. >> and kiss ten is here with a look at what's coming up at 5:00. coming up next, is rent control fair? a tenant movement gathers steam at 6 bay area cities grapple

with the future of their communities and which cars are the most reliable? 7 on your side's michael finney has those answers and warriors star kevin durant shows how to have fun in the bay area. these stories and more when i join for "abc 7 news at 5:00. request woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians.

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our pet dogs are part of a new pran in the bay area to help fight crime. south san francisco police are asking dog walkers to participate in a neighbrhood watch group. police say so far 20 people have

agreed to help. officers are encouraging residents to look out for suspicious activity after a series of home burglaries over the last year. helping fish find their way. it may not sound significant, but it could help save a species in the east bay. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has a look. it's a simple system nearly 20 years in the making. a fish lad their will finally give steelhead trout a clear path to nearly seven miles of natural spawning habitat. >> it's huge, and it's not just this area. it's a regionally significant project for steelheads. >> it's been a tough project for us. >> reporter: and today marked the official ribbon cutting for the fish passage project that reconnects the upper and lower watersheds. >> we've seen fish in various years get stuck below this structure and they spawn downstream because the habitat is not suitable for them. >> reporter: before today the

threatened california coast steelhead would literally get stuck apt this culvert which runs beneath interstate 80. >> and they would try to continue to their native spawning grounds, but they would encounter these 320-foot flat concrete structures, and as you can imagine it would become very difficult for a fish to swim up that. >> reporter: now, starting this winter, the steelhead will be able to make it through the culverts year round no matter how high or low the flow. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> and that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 "news at when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register.

and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. sharing a ten by ten room,ng threestruggling.nding, i rent this place and then i started home sharing. my roommates help out all the time. they are glad to meet the guests and that opportunity that airbnb has given me is such a priceless gift. i was able to take three months off to take car of my family during a family tragedy. the extra income that i get from airbnb has been a huge impact in my life. break is news. in berkeley a large troe falls on top of an apartment building. we're live with what's happening right now. gusty winds causing the tree to go down. i'm abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel. live doppler 7 tracking rain and a series of storms. all the details coming up. >> plus, political vandalism.

why a north bay school calls this trump graffiti a violation. surveillance video captures a suspected robber running away and you'll see the victim dragged by the getaway car. and what some say is the last best chance to keep the raiders in oakland. ronnie lott tells abc news how he plans to do it. breaking news in berkeley. a humongous tree uprooted and leaning precariously against an apartment building. certainly a dangerous situation unfolding in an east bay neighborhood. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. let's show you exactly where this is happening hat corner of college avenue and alcatraz avenue. >> elissa harrington is live now from the scene with the late on this. elis elissa. >> reporter: this tree toppled over 359:30 this morning and the roots came clear out of the ground and it tore up the sidewalk and then crashed into an apartment building.

it all did take down a wire. now at first police thought that this might be a live power line, so they did close the road to traffic. we are along college avenue and alcatraz. they did find out this is an at&t line for television and phone, so lanes along college avenue are back open but officers are out here directing traffic and it is moving very slow. the good news is nobody was hurt. some branches did fall over on a parked car and did damage that vehicle. the department of forestry is on the way and they will determine what caused this tree to fall and the best way to clear it from the area. now, it was windy earlier today, and a spokesman for the city of berkeley did tell me that it appears wind was the cause, but, again, the department of forestry is going to come out here hand make their own determination. you can also see if you come back to us, the inside of the tree appears to be hole owed out. perhaps it was rotting or maybe it was sick. we are going to get some of those answers a little bit later on today, but if you are