where you live this since a 7 new zealand where you live. >> police pulled up on the scene in the east bay and a terrible story started to unfold. officers now confirming three victims were shot in oakland before the house was set on fire. i am natasha zouves the people would live near shocked such violence would happen in their neighborhood. the homicide investigation is underway at dunbar where we find amy hollyfield. >> wes are inside the station the sergeant said two women and a man were killed.

% still on the scene. they brought in the f.b.i. to help. they are using their investigative tools to help solve this case. >> oakland police proposed off a few positives of the arcadia park neighborhood for the entire morning and brought in the f.b.i. to help and quietly searched a large area for clues in the deaths of three people. as they worked, the impact of what happened here wasn't lost on them. >> it is a death of a human, three human beings and it will be a very trying times for families and the neighborhood. it is a quiet neighborhood in oakland. pretty shock to the neighborhood. >> police got the call that someone heard gunshots at 12:20. they arrived on dunbar drive they found a got shot victim lying in the street and a fire burning in a garage. inside the burning home, they found two other people who had been shot, another person at the home was take anyone for questioning. >> we are questioning a person

involved in this and we are still in the process of gathering evidence and witnesses so we are still in the early statements of this investigation. >> police say they are not looking for any other suspects and the neighborhood is not in danger, little to ease the nerves. >> concerned. surprised it happened. kind of worried it is right around the corner from my home. >> i am used to it because it is oakland but not this part of oakland. >> residents describe this as as a secluded neighbor next to a ship container yard, near a new development here for six years. people are surprised this happened here. police say they are making good progress in the investigation. they get an idea of a possible idea. they don't want to publicly reveal the details yet. >> new this morning, 26 workers at recycling center were treated after a come release at pier 96

in san francisco. we remain over the scene at 8:30 a.m. when fortunately the haz-mat situation was isolate to the pier with no immediate danger to the public. the 26 workers remain treated for minor injuries, two going to the hospital. >> this is deemed "natural, normal trash byproducts," anything from household garbage to paint to household cleaners. they have everything at this facility. even though we are told not to put them in the recycling. >> fills state air around the building is clear and employees are in the process of getting back to work. >> we get our first look at the san jose man police arrested for an accident that left a man dead and sent two members of our news team to the hospital. this is 41-year-old gomez now charged with felony d.u.i. and vehicular manslaughter. a man walking near 4th and santa clara streets was hit and killed.

the mercury news reports the victim was a 61-year-old would be worked for the city's public works department. a reporter and photographer were working in their news van parked at city hall yesterday when a car and a truck crashed. they suffered minor injuries and taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. veries in oakland say they will hit the streets again for another night to demonstrate against president-elect donald trump. the profits turn interest destruction and vandalism again last night. we checked with oakland police this morning. they say they made 11 arrests and there were no reported injuries. demonstrator shut down traffic on interstate 580 but not everyone was violence. some protesters say they simply afraid the next president will follow through on his promises to deport undocumented immigrants. >> cannot imagine if i was not around for my daughters.

just terrified of that in the. >> in oakland, pastor held this sign on broadway, a three for peace in the streets. >> it was not just oakland but protests in major cities cross the country. one of the most violent was in portland. jessica castro is tracking the new information. >> things escalated to the extreme last night. veries were even turning on each other. look at this new video from overnight. anarchists tangled with protesters trying to. peaceful. this is the moment a crowd turned on a demonstrator with dozens swarming and threatening a woman on the street corner. the crowd broke windows and spray isn't -- spray painted businesses. at one point the protesters could be seen running through a car dealership smashing brand new car windows. >> some people simply had it in

jaw dropping video question see a man, with a gun, and he walks out of his building, starts yessing at protesters to "go away," to eleven the area. there is video of police taking down some of the rioters. when they declared a "riot," they could take action using rubber bullets dressed in riot gear. 26 protesters were arrested in portland alone. hundreds more in profits across -- in protests across the cup. portland was the most violent overnight of. a fining broke out after a man showed up with his children at a rest in red arrow park waving a flag and chanting his support for donald trump. in seconds, words turned into pushing and shoving, and he was pepper sprayed by a protester and punches were then. most people in the crowd remain peaceful but the emotional toll

of the molt was clear. the donald trump support we left the area and police arrived. >> in los angeles police arrested 185 people after another night of protests. police stopped demonstrators from shut down a freeway by dropping on-and-off ramps before the veries got there. an officer was hurt try to stop vandalism of l.a.p.d. property. the officer is hospitalized but no word on the condition. >> most of us not violently protesting over the election results. plenty of you talking about your feeling. we set autopsy camera and a mike and let you tell us what is on your mind. >> i feel scared. i'm black. i'm a muslim. i want the world to be a better place. >> hopefully, that is all it can be. i cannot hope for the worst. or i would be rioting like the rest. >> america is the greatest country in the world and everything will be okay. there are great checks and balances in the country and i

feel good. >> insightful comments and we thanken who came out. can you share your thoughts with us, we want to hear it posted on social media #abc7now. with two months until the inaugurate, president-elect donald trump is now getting the highest level of protection. trump tower in new york city is getting 24 hour secret service coverage top to bottom. agent are spread through the building. concrete barrier sanitation trucks all serving as barricades, on giveth avenue which is snarling traffic. a no-fly zone two miles in radius is restricted apes and helicopter traffic. >> president-elect donald trump is busy putting together a team to help him leave the cabinet. he tweeted a message this morning "busy day landed in new york, making some very important decisions on the people running our government." it appears that silicon valley investor peter thiel could be enjoying the transition team.

fortune magazine reports that he is a facebook board member and a delegate for donald trump agreed to come on board but no word on roam. and his son-in-law was talking with prove's chef of staff a possible candidate for his chief of staff right new. other cabinet contenders include sarah palin, chris christie, newt gingrich and giuliani. all the future president is the focus of "20/20," tonight. >> did you think he would make it this far? >> he mad no political experience. >> i would be lying if i said i gave him 100% chance to make it to the white house. we were all very surprised. early on, actually, by the number of people that get behind him. >> watch "the making of a president," tonight right here at 10:00. >> bay area is back on storm watch tracking not one but two storms. our meteorologist is here to tell us about the first one,

mike nicco. >> in order, first oning the weather window and showing you the clouds increase, as the moisture is rolling in and mild temperatures today. i want to focus on tomorrow morning, and use our storm-impact scale to highlight the north bay. we hard you. we give your feedback and tried to make the storm-impact scale more user friendly remark them from "1" light to "5" severe and this is "lite" for the north bay. drizzle and scatter light showers. by 5:00, some of that is making it down toward the san mateo bridge and by 8:00 you can see it diminishing, by noon, we are starting to see the sun breakthrough the clouds. the best chance of anything measurable in the north bay is .1" in the valley and twice that in the mountains and san carlos could get measurable amount but in blue that is where we could have drizzle but not measurable. >> thank you. taking time to honor those who protect and serve. today is veterans day.

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>> we on our face's service men and women on this day and president obama addressed the men and women of our armed services. >> we oh you owe thanks, our respect and our freedo. all the president laid a wreath at the tomb the unknown at average ton national cemetery and used the last veterans day

speech as president to urge americans to learn from the example of veterans as a divided station seeks to forge unity after a bitter election. >> we giving thanks and observing veterans day, with matt keller at veterans plaza in milpitas. >> you cannot help but feel patriotic in milpitas. they go out of their way to say thank you to the veterans. ♪ o' say can you see >> it is the traditions in milpitas. >> every veteran is honors with a ceremony at the veterans plaza at city hall. the day is full of patriotic music. speeches. and reflection. the veterans appreciate the support from the community. >> they talk about us in the korean wars being the forgotten war it is not forgotten by us or a left people.

>> 25 boy and girl scout troops are serving those who served. >> midtown family service is an oning doors foundation to help veterans with housing and resources and held a veteran breakfast at the african-american community center. not just about feeding the stomach but the soul. scouts wrote thank you cards for veterans. >> i would thank for your time in the military and what they did to protect us the all the veterans talked with each other appreciating time together and where they are today. >> the first troops to hit the to guam, served the campaign to guam on the second wave of guam. in the marine corps. i survived. got lucky. all i have to say. >> you are 94?

>> yeah, the good lord has been good to me. >> speaking of taking care of veterans today, the event is not the only one, they hold a veterans luncheon tomorrow in milpitas. >> he looks incredible for 94 one story out of so many to tell today. thank you, matt, for that. >> it is almost the weekend and if you feel like you have had a long week the perfect fate get away that you do not have to venture outside of san francisco to enjoy, and, also, a big success, learn just how much money helped raise to fight cancer. >> a look right now at the golden gate bridge with meteorologist mike nicco tracking showers and when you

>> time to get back to nature you are invited to a free garden party in the gorgeous spot, all of this is in san francisco, where chicken scopes out for notes while going around the plants and the little humming birds can not resist of the 17 chickens room, laying eggs and happy to sit on your lap. the owner said many natives have no idea this urban oasis is here. >> when people find most surprising is the chickens and the goats. each chicken has a name. and they are very different. and the whole pecking order thing there is a lot of drama. >> this chicken is my namesake, the naked one, her name is natasha, complete her and enjoy the garden party, and all free

from anyone to 5 p.m. on saturday. if a buzz is what you are after, check out the sf coffee festival models after this one in new york, 20 roasters want you it take their unique beans, with entertainment as you sip on saturday at 9:00 a.m. an dog patch studio. >> there is also the hip hop dance festival, the 11 hip hop dance countries including several local groups, on friday and saturday night at the palace of fine arrests. we have all your ticket information and we will hook you up with hoodline. >> everyone thought natasha was the most adorable chicken. really. really was. >> good morning, everyone, we will talk about a mile and hazy morning, and i put this time-lapse together for you, you can see just how quiet the

morning what and the filtered sunshine, and the haze but not a "spare the air" day as you look down from mount tam a.t.m., and another perspective, is from sutro tower, you can see the high clouds and haze, so warmth decreases but, still, very warm day by november standards. drizzle and showers across the north bay, next week's rain? it will be more widespread. today's system and tonight moves system, nice classic comma shape and well gained area of low-to-upper and cold front mostly headed to the north and temperatures are mid-60s to even low 70s and in san jose at 72 to 74, and it looks like los gatos and times are in the mid-to-upper 60s language the coast; san francisco, and richmond and the prosecute of us in the low-to-mid 70s in the afternoon. this is how it pans out, and look at the temperatures, low-to-mid 70s away from the cost at 2:00, we are around 70 away from the confident at 4:00 and in the 60, and delightful the evening is going to be at 58 to 62 is our temperature range, at 8:00. but it will be mild tonight in the mid-to-upper 50s.

we will jump ahead to tuesday, at 10:00, light rain and moderate rain moving into the not bay with the timing has the heart of the storm running in during the morning rush wednesday and tapering to scattered showers in the evening, with relative numbers, way out there lows than .2" in the south bay and .1" to .4" around the bay and up to half an inch in the north bay. now, through my seven-day forecast, temperatures today, tomorrow, and sunday about same and we will see a little bit of wet weather in the morning, tomorrow and increasing sunshine. for sunday, but, monday, we are mostly sunny and a couple of degrees warmer and the system comes in on tuesday with increasing clouds and cooler and the best chance of rain is in the morning and notice how much cooler it will be only upper 50s to low 60s. thursday we see increasing sunshine, and temperatures are in the upper 50s to mid-60, right now the storm on wednesday is light on the storm-impact scale. >> could not be more excited to share this, we just got some new member number about light the

night walk at at&t park in san francisco: 4,000 people attended and we helped raise an incredible $1.3 million! for leukemia and lymphoma society. we are a rudd sponsor and i could not be more honored to emcee the event. our team raised more than $16,000 at abc7. we thank all of you who turned out for an amazing event. >> it is finally friday, time for our per picket pet. today we are featuring a speci

>> tonight, why do the bay bridge meters lights seem out of the sink with the traffic during the morning commute? alexis smith get ms. sky 7 to find out what is holding you up and shows us the big changes to help the bay bridge backup. watch tonight at 11:00. >> what better way to kick off the weekend than with perfect pet? mike will introduce us. >> great way to end the week. our perfect pet is a cat from the marin humane society, seth, eight years old. he does not see well because of a cataract but volunteers at shelter say that doesn't slow him down. he loves to explore and loves to supply with toys. his favorite thing is people.

of course. he loves to have his ears scratched and sit in your lap. i have a football game tonight if you want to join me. if you want to meet him call the marin society at the number on the scene and visit seth at the shelter when it opens tomorrow at 10:00. it is closed today for veterans day. >> did you hear that meow? he is such a playful little guy. i love that despite his eye it doesn't slow him down, still active! >> make a great pet. >> look at him! from all of us, thank you for joining us and bringing a spot of joy after a long weekend. who wants to be a millionaire next on the free abc7news.com app.

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