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now from abc7, live breaking news. >> shots fired. >> 771 go ahead. >> shots fired. >> breaking news tonight in san jose where police are scouring a neighborhood trying to find a man who shot at two police officers. thankfully the two officers were not hurt. this is a live picture from the scene. the shooting happened after 7:30 in east san jose. police say the officers were on foot when they ran into a group of men. the men ran off, but one person returned and fired several rounds at the officers. right now you are seeing these live pictures and police are canvassing the neighborhood looking for a hispanic man in his 20s wearing dark clothing. we will bring you updates during this newscast and throughout our news app. enable push alerts for the latest information. good evening. i'm eric thomas and thanks for joining us.

our other top story in his first big interview since the election donald trump allowed to follow through on his campaign promises on immigration. maybe not the way he said during the campaign. abc7 news' sergio has the story. sergio? >> tomorrow morning mayor ed leigh will be at city hall leading a group of people reaffirming san francisco as a sanctury city. it is in direct response to the election of donald trump and his agenda and an effort to ease concerns of immigrants in the bay area. >> in an extended interview on cbs' 60 minutes donald trump renewed his pledge on immigration. >> people who have criminal records, we have a lot of these people. we are getting them out of our country. >> according to the department of homeland security and immigration studies in washington, d.c. trump's figure may include immigrants in the u.s. who are here

legally. immigration has caused people in the bay area to protest against the president-elect. >> a lot of families have two parents undocumented. i am here to fight for them. >> there is a lot of fear. it is understandable. there will not be massive deportations. >> he is an immigration attorney and he said the president's powers are limited and everybody needs to know their rights when dealing with i'm bracing dash sh ad immigration agents. >> people are protected by the u.s. constitution. they don't have to talk to officers or let them in their homes. >> reporter: in the "60 minutes" interview they were concerned about law abiding citizens. >> after everything is secured we will make a determination on the people you are talking about who are terrific people. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump says building a border wall is also still a priority, but congression alleyeders say it is not part of their agenda.

abc7 news. >> peaceful protests took place today. one of the largest at lake merritt in oakland where they gathered around the lake and held hands. it was organized as a peaceful event to show displeasure with the outcome of the election. >> it is a great way to make your voice heard so everybody can participate. we we have seen the violence and the destruction of property. it drew activistses and families and east bay community groups. the event drew thousands of protesters. and a mural is covered with messages of hope, peace and understanding. a member of the team used the # abc7 news to share the pictures with us. protesters took to the streets of san francisco as well. sky 7 was over a group that gathered in the castro and

marched to the foot of castro street. they were peaceful as they made their way through the mission and downtown. >> a south bay teacher will return to work. he was put on paid leave after a parent complained. lilian kim is live in the newsroom with the story. >> mr. navarro received a few threats, but overall the support is overwhelming. the mountain view teacher was confronted by the administration last week two days after the election. >> i was instructed to leave the campus. >> reporter: what happened to frank navarro made headlines that spread nationwide. the 40-year veteran of mountain view high school was told to go home while the administration investigated a complaint from a parent. among them calling trump hitler which he claimed he never said. >> what i said is there is a parallel between trump and

hitler between 1930 to 1933. hitler claimed he would make germany great again and donald trump said i will make america great again. >> mr. navarro said he was accused of using an inappropriate word trump used to describe a woman's genitals. he denied that, but said trump was accused of masogony and gave examples. >> i feel free academic appropriate speech is being squashed and that's a serious issue. >> reporter: 20,000 people agreed. they signed a petition on change.org showing their support. the superintendent says mr. navarro has the all clear to return to school. he said mr. navarro was absent for one afternoon with full pay while the investigation was completed. he was reinstated when we believe it was safe for students. >> i believe i did the right

thing. >> reporter: lilian kim, abc7 news. president-elect donald trump made his first political appointments. he named previs as chief of staff and ceobanum as the chief strategist. trump had his first sit down interview. he spoke to supporters and the protesters. >> and i will say it to the cameras, stop it. >> he had a strong message to his supporters to stop harassing minorities. the president-elect has had to hear that law seen knows and muslims are facing harassment and the protests against him sweeping the country, mr. trump hopes everyone gives him a chance. >> i think it is horrible if that is happening. i would tell them don't be afraid. >> most of the protesters supported hillary clinton who won the popular vote, but not the electoral college. that's what the presidencies as a rigged system. >> i would rather see it where

you went with simple votes. >> he will not say if he will have clinton prosecuted for her use of a private e-mail server when she served as secretary of state. >> i will think about it. i feel i want to focus on jobs. >> on the much discussed topic of his temperament. >> sometimes you need a certain rhetoric to get people motivated. >> he took a turn from the republican party saying he is fine with same-sex marriage. >> it is law and settled in the supreme court. it is done. >> reporter: he promises to appoint judges who oppose abortion rights and oppose restrictions on gun rights. >> i will do restrained, if i use it at all. >> reporter: as for his salary as president. >> do you know what the salary is? >> $400,000. >> i am not taking the salary. >> he said he would take a $1 a year salary. download the app to stay on

top of of his alerts. there is shock and heartache after a beloved deputy sheriff was killed execution style while on the job this morning. stanislaus county deputy was investigating a stolen car in the community of houston south of modesto when he was gunned down. authorities arrested 37-year-old david ma -- machado. he is accused of killing the deputy and assaulting a civilian before taking the key quo sedan. >> we will bring mr. machado back where he will stand trial and we will seek justice and justice will be done in this case. >> wallace leaves behind a wife and children. a masked man with a gun targeted a berkeley restaurant in a take over style robbery. the robber barged into the vietnamese restaurant near san

pablo and page streets demanding wallets from customers. they also took money from the cash register. he escaped and no one was injured. there is much more ahead and dan noyes is here with the results of an eye team investigation. >> eric, my posts on social media have been getting a big reaction. wildlife officials accused of moving tahoe bears from where hunting is illegal to where they can be shot. that story is next. >> i am meteorologist drew tuma. it has been a wild week, but we are looking at the return of crisp fall air and soaking weather in the forecast. >> and a better glimpse of the moon than you will see in the next 34 years. stay with us.

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it is bear hunting season and that's always controversial. animal activists are accusing the state of nevada of trapping bears and moving them to an area where they can be hunted. tonight abc7 eye team reporter is here and what has them so concerned? >> wildlife officials have caught and moved 20 bears out of the tahoe area to the desert. they say it has nothing to do with hunting, but their own data questions the timing of the moves. this video from the nevada department of wildlife shows a bear being tranquilized after it was caught in a government trap on the eastside of lake tahoe. wildlife officials were trying to catch a bear that had broken into a truck and they said this was the wrong bear. he was hauled 75 miles away to the high desert. the team uses rubber bullets and dogs to make the bear fear humans. >> we want their last

experience with people to be a bad one. >> some animal activists say moving a bear that has grown up in a lush environment is cruel. >> he doesn't know where the food is and he doesn't know where the water is. that's a crime against nature. >> the activists believe believes the department is taking bears out of the area so they can be hunted. nevada hunters are only allowed to kill 20 bears in the fall season, but they have never taken that many. that could be because most of the bears live around lake tahoe. >> it is not an easy hunt by any means. a lot of the individuals are spending two and three weeks hunting before they get a bear. >> he runs nevada's bear program and he says he is relocating suspected it problem bears to keep people safe and not for hunting. >> it is ludicrous that anyone with common sense can read through the lines. >> no relocated tahoe bear has been killed in the hunt. >> the trans location of bears

to other suitable areas in nevada has been in our conflict policy for over 20 years. >> that may be so, but most bears are moved within the lake tahoe basin. they raise questions about whether moving bears across the desert works. in 2004 the study concluded that moving nuisance bears is not a viable option because most birrs just cross the desert and come home. after that study they showed nevada stopped transferring tahoe bears to the desert for seven years. and then when bear hunting became legal in 20 11 the department started to transfer bears again. >> it is not always successful and that by no means mean it can't be successful. >> not everyone agrees on what success with bears means. take the case of this guy who lived in the village for 10 years. >> it was a wonderful experience having this bear every afternoon. in the summer he would come

lumbering down the street. >> neighbors say the bear was trapped by mistake at an apartment complex where a different bear was seen causing trouble. >> i was really, really upset. he never had they past history issues. >> he was taken more than a hundred miles away to the desert. >> we don't want him walking around in the day in broad daylight. >> two observers were allowed to go along. >> he gave me a look like what have i done? he wasn't aggressive at all. he was confused and he didn't deserve to be put out there. >> four months later he was spotted by a research camera well south of tahoe in california. the other bear we showed you earlier was tracked by satellite collar and also reported south of tahoe. nevada wildlife officials called the bears success stories because so far they have not gone back home. but activists believe the bear should have never been moved out of the tahoe area and residents are to blame for not handling their garbage

properly. >> an interesting story. trying to raise money and save the planet at the same time? some bay area schools held e waste fundraisers so where was their money? michael finney finds out what went wrong tomorrow at 11:00. if you look into the sky you are in for a rare treat. the super moon. this is a time lapse from our roof camera earlier of the moon rising and this is a close up glimpse from san francisco tonight. the moon is about 30,000 miles closer to earth than usual. it will reach its closest point before 3:30 this morning. this is the closest it will be until 2034. >> now your accu-weather forecast. >> what a night for the night sky. we are reporting mainly clear skies and it is giving us a gray glimpse of the bright moon out there. live doppler is showing you what was a quiet weekend and continues to be a quiet evening. we are precipitation free at the moment. this is one of the gorgeous

shots we got from the super moon. this one is coming into my twitter page from livermore. it is a gorgeous shot of the moon rising over the hillside. if you see something cool where you live, # abc7 news on social media and we'd love to share it. under mainly clear skies we are cooling off rapidly. 59 in oakland at this hour and 56 in fremont. 58 in san francisco and 52 novato and antioch 55 degrees. we'll have issues tomorrow morning in terms of fog. future weather is showing you fog is likely being widespread and likely dense in spots. that's quickly to evaporate to the coast by midmorning. however into the afternoon we'll have sunny skies and the clearing will take a little time. that means a cooler afternoon on the way for your monday than we were over the weekend. so feeling a bit more like fall. 63 in san francisco and the high in oakland is 72. 70 in santa rosa and san

rafael is an autumn high of 69. future tracker temperature shows if you like fall you will like tuesday. the cooler air filters in from the north. a lot of spots holding to the 60s. by wednesday it is a chilly afternoon. you can see a lot of spots struggling to even reach the 60-degree mark. the reason we have this cool air filtering in, a weak bit of energy is moving in tuesday to wednesday. there is a chance that we could see a spot area of dr. easy swell in the north -- area of drizzle. even wednesday morning right along the coast the chances there once again for a light sprinkle. future weather is showing as we head into next week and we could potentially be tracking a wetter system moving in. saturday morning in the latest guidance we got in minutes ago it has the system stalling over the area and not only on saturday, but into sunday. if this trend does continue we could be looking at a good soak of rain on saturday into sunday. we'll keep you updated.

here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. morning clouds are on the way for monday and dense fog in spots and tuesday a sprinkle in the morning in the north bay and wednesday an isolated shower which you will really notice. it gets chilly around here. thursday gradual clearing. friday is sunny and seasonal. that storm will bring a one. if it stays its course we would like to update the numbers. we'll update that on abc mornings at 4:30. >> everyone's favorite mom in a sweater is at it again. w50e8 a -- we'll check out the dubs fan new moves and why she started dan

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fan with the sweater. she revealed a new dance at tonight's game. the world discovered her on a tweet that went viral last week. she started dancing after her husband and son dared her too. her favorite lines are "blurred lines" and anything from motown. here, here! she has a great sweater and a good taste in music. >> i look forward to her dancing during the games. a lot of fun. 49ers played their best game of the season, but came up short in arizona. it is their eighth straight loss. and the warriors spurred on by robin fighting off the young guns from the suns. 89 points from the big

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>> warriors face the suns before a swing through the eastern conference. check out this stat line. 30 for steph and clay. 89 of the 133 points from three players. barbosa got a nice ovation from the fans. warriors struggled in the first half. a little lefty lay up. the reverse. 32 assists in the game. steph to kd. buries the 3 and warriors are up at the half. the suns regain the lead in the third. the put back and 65-64 phoenix. the big three took over. steph to kd to klay and then durant takes it to the rack and throws it down. he had five assists. warriors up six. durant had two of the team's seven blocks. rejected by kd and he drains the long three. five three and 30 points. despite being in foul trouble

most of the game the offense is taking care of the defense. they improve to 8-2. >> there will be times when you have to -- you definitely have to come out and maybe try to out score a team. they caught fire. the guys came to play and we picked up the energy a little later. >> it is a good way to close and it is a lot to work on. defensively we were all over the place and not in a good way. >> the 49ers played well enough to win today in arizona so that's progress. they played their best game this season and in all phases, but they couldn't close the deal and now they lost to eight in a row. david johnston had 101 all purpose yourself and two td's. it is 14-0 arizona. he finds jeremy curly and 17 yards and 14-7 cards. 3:24 down. carson palmer the second interception and hodges with the pick and arizona had four turnovers that lead to the

four-yard run. on the bootleg and he was the leading rusher with 55 yards. game tied at 20. that's too much time. palmer finds larry fitzgerald. he puts the cards in field goal range where it is a perfect 3 for 3 in this game. niners lose their eighth straight and they are now 1-8. >> i am proud of how they competed today. we still have to -- they are not handing out participation trophies in the national football league. it is about wins and losses. >> i thought we did a good job on offense and had some opportunities and took advantage of them. there is still room for us to grow and there is still room for us to get better and there is still room to capitalize on things we left on the field today. >> no participation trophies. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. take a tour in the nfl and what a day it was. stick around, eric. >> we are back with an update on the breaking news in san

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live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines breaking news in san jose. police are searching for a man who shot at two police officers. nobody was hurt in the incident. the officers did not return fire at the man. he is scried as hispanic and in his 20s with dark clothing. police are looking for a man who barged into a vietnamese restaurant at san pablo avenue and paimg street and demanded wallets and valuables from all of the customers. no one was hurt.

a south bay teacher who compared president-elect trump to hitler will be back at work. frank navarro was on leave after a parent complained. after an investigation the school district cleared him to go back to the classroom. and donald trump made big first appointments choosing a chief of staff and maverick conservative as his top advisor. he is easing off on one of his core campaign positions. here is abc news president arer richard cantu with the story. >> in his first big decision as president-elect he named previs as his white house chief of staff. he is chairman of the republican national committee. and he tapped his campaign ceo is a the chief strategist and senior counsel. he is the former head of conservative breitbart news and a critic of the gop establishment. trump saying steve and reinz are highly qualified leaders and worked well on the

campaign and lead us to a historic victory. now we will be together in the white mouse where we will make america great again. in an interview with "60 minutes" trump saying he will focus on criminal illegal immigrants and the millions of others. >> after the border is secured and after everything is normalized we will make a determination on the people that you are talking about who are terrific people. they are terrific people. >> on the supreme court -- >> i am pro-life. the judges will be pro-life. >> we detest, the president-elect! >> for five days and nights the trump victory sent protesters into the streets across the country. thousands more were out on sunday. >> if he is the elect why doesn't he come out and support the whole united states. it is obvious we don't all support him unitedly. >> reporter: as for president-elect trump he says he is looking forward to the job ahead. >> we have both houses and the

presidency. >> you can do thinks licity split. >> it as been a longtime since that happened. >> abc news, new york. the election outcome is prompting a change 0* facebook. mark zuckerburg said the social site launched an effort to flag hoaxes and fake news. he denies phony reports on the site helped trump's campaign and said 99% of the content is authentic of the believing in people leads to better results in the long material. tonight the mood is dire at least according to on-line dictionary searches. myriam webster had a list of the biggest word look ups, far itch, bigot, socialism, resurgeons and masogony. guy two people are dead after a powerful earthquake rather two powerful earthquakes on the eastern coast of new zealand's south island this morning. tsunami sirens waled after --

wailed ever a the first quake. an aftershock you are measuring 6.4 struck the region. they say the quakes killed at least two people. residents describe the shaking as violent and lasting more than two minutes. >> the whole house was moving. >> it was creeking. >> it was creeking and moving. >> emergency officials say the quake triggered the sauna me waves about eight feet above the normal height. >> rock and roll hall of famer leon russell has passed away. >> russell's biggest solo hit happened in 1992. it was "shine a light." he started playing back up for the beach boys, frank sinatra and dozens more bands known as

the wrecking crew. he said russell was a mentor and inspiration. he was recently recovering from quadruple bypass surgery. leon russell was 74. orlando held its first gay pride parade since a deadly attack on a gay nightclub. five months after the pulse masacre 3w 150,000 people came out to yesterday's parade. the celebration of the city's lgbtq community combined with a tribute to the first responders, the employees of the nightclub and the victims of the uhing tay. the city's first openly gay elected official held a prayer circle reflecting on the 49 people killed and calling for unity jay we will show that america is strong like we have shown and orlando is one and strong. >> and of course we will always come together and cry when we think of our loss and we also need to be enormously

proud of who we are as a people. >> the day ended with a moment of silence along with the reading of the victim's names and fireworks. >> san francisco paused to remember and honor the men and women who served in our armed forces today. abc7 news was near fisherman's wharf as the parade made its way down jefferson street. they brought out dignitaries. this year's parade took a new route ending in aqua particular particular -- aquatic park. thousands of people spread kindness through dancing today. abc7 news was at at&t park for dance for kindness. this is the fifth year of the event. dancers did the same exact dance with the same song.

it is all in celebration of world kindness day. we talked to the choreographer from right here in the bay area. >> regardless of race, et miss tee, -- et miss tee, we need to come together and be a people together and kind and loving. >> today also included a mannequin challenge with dancers freezing in loving poses. an estimated 12,000 people from 48 countries took part. >> still ahead at 11:00, you heard child prodigies, but a 4-year-old playing college baseball, meet the little boy who is daring to dream this sunday night. >> we are beginning to see issues with fog turning dense in some areas. we'll have that first thing tomorrow morning before

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jay it's official. >> reporter: signed to play college ball and he is just four some no wonder ari shultz is the kid with the homerun smile. ari loves baseball. he really lovers it. >> you have quite an arm. who taught you how to do that? >> i teached myself how to throw that far. >> reporter: in fact, he has been swinging a bat since he was a toddler, but he was always pretty good in front of a basketball hoop too and not to mention the winter sports. despite the hit to his health. he has been through open heart surgery multiple times. >> the toughest part is living a normal life, playing sports, golf, basketball and at the same time knowing we are waiting for a new heart and he need one. >> reporter: yet that grin is always there. >> he will wake up in the morning and say mom, i'm going to play every single sport today and he will. >> reporter: the grin was there when he met the ballplayers of assumption college in massachusetts who are part of a program called team impact granting wishes to

kids with chronic medical challenges. they signed him. yeah, it is kind of make believe right now, but not for ari. >> how cool was this? >> cool. >> here is what ari is waiting for now, a heart transplant. the next chapter for this future ball star who has so much heart already. abc news. >> already has a big heart. time to check the forecast and let's see what drew has going. >> we are tracking fog in the north bay and dropping the visibility numbers to very low levels. live doppler 7 is tracking the numbers. it is four miles to napa and seven in petaluma and i expect these must bees to continue to drop overnight with fog becoming dense. future weather is agreeing with the white shading you can see on the screen. that is the fog around the immediate bay area. by 10:00 in the morning it is still hanging with us. that slow clearing is going to lead to a cooler afternoon on the way on monday than we were over the weekend.

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philip rivers was picked off. 60 yards for the game winning score. dolphins win their first road game this year 31-24. the chiefs are trailing the panthers by 17 and heading into the fourth they get a gift from cam newton. check out the return. the man who refused to be brought down. a 42-yard pick 6. 17 unanswered points winning 20-17. they are tied at 7-2. the broncos are still in the hunt with a minute and 30 to play with the third td pass of the game. great throw and catch. on the extra point they take the lead. justin jumps over the line to block it. he scoops it and returns it for the two-point conversion. denver with a 25-23 victory. they are 7-3 and half a game back from the raiders who face the text abs. texans. jackson with a 42-yard pick six. they win it 24-21.

texas head coach bill o'brien has a pretty clear description of his team's performance through 9 games. >> six times this year it has worked out and three times it hasn't. hopefully we can stay on the positive side of the ledger. >> vikings are on the wrong side of the ledger and starting the season 5-0 they lost four straight. smith picks off sam bradford. 26-20 washington and they are 5-3-1. titans running back demarco murray can for 123 yards and add this touchdown pass. tennessee crushes the packers 47-25. some of the greatest passes and bears and buccaneers. the hail mary from 50 yards out and that wasn't the best play. the first minute of the third quarter winston scrambling all over the field. started at the 23 and went back to its own end zone and then throws a 39-yard strike

to evans who makes a phenomenal catch. the bucks win it 36-10 and bears are 0-5 on the road. steelers and cowboys. big ben fakes the spike and a 15-yard touchdown to antonio brown. with 15-seconds left. elliott 114 on the ground and breaks loose for a 32-yard score and his third td of the game. >> really we were just trying to run the ball and run the time down and kick the game winning field goal. they lost a gap and the o-line picked it up. it parted like the red sea. >> new york rookie quarterback threw for a touchdown, but picked off with two minutes left. the rams win it 9-6 the final. battle of the birds and the eagles defeat the falcons. matthews with two td's. sunday night football rematch

of super super bowl xlvi. three td catches. once again the came comes down to the final play on the one yard line and this time the pats on offense. the throw to rob gronkowski is incomplete. patriots wanted a flag and don't get it. seahawks whip it and those are your plays of the day. the college football poll comes out on tuesday, the playoff poll. after three of the top four teams were upset yesterday the ap poll may give us a hint as to who will be in the top five on tuesday. alabama remains undefeated and is still number one. ohio state moves to two. followed by louisville at 3. i think we want to sela mar jackson in the playoffs. clemson at five and two through five have one loss. stay tuned. nascar at phoenix international raceway. the race went to over time where matt kenzith is headed out. kenzith bump bowman.

the second over time. he takes the checkered flag and they need to finish it 1-2 in mi order. he and the defending series champion grab the final two spots. the nascar season comes to the final race m this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. college football check out the scenario with the fighting drew tumas of penn state. if the lions win out and ohio state beats michigan penn state could play for the big 10 title and make it to the final four. the final -- >> do you have a flow chart? >> the fighting drew tuma's could be in the final four. that means you could go to the game and storm the field which you never did. >> you think i would storm the field? >> you would, trust me. that's the craziness of college football as we come down to the final couple weeks. and the big game is on saturday with cal and

stanford. >> you said we have a bunch of rain coming. >> maybe. it would be fun to have a muddy big game. >> another big one this sunday. tom brady didn't get a call at the end of the game. when does that happen? gentlemen, thank you very much. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas and abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for drew and shu, thanks for joining us. have a great evening and a better morning. we'll see you later. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen.

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