suspensions. >> this is guys up down. and police are trying to find the motive behind a shooting death of one person and wounding of two others on cook and scott streets in the western edition neighborhood. officer arrived to find two men with gunshot wounds. a third victim asked for

treatment. a manhunt continues for two escaped inmates that broke out of jail wednesday. a 20$,000 reward is being offered for their capture. >> search dogs picked up a scent and deputies had been receiving calls with sightings around the country. >> two inmates broke out of the main jachlt they did find a scent. the animals followed clara. >> we've gotten good leads.

one speaks of them being seen in the area. so we're getting choser. >> the two had been missing since wednesday night. sheriff laurie smith says they used a metal tool and tied clothing together to form a rope. >> things are smuggled into jails and prisons all the time. and that is something we're going to be looking at. how to shore up the security system. >> two others were captured. one of them, a 20-year-old who has been in jail since sunday forearmed home invasion. investigators have an idea of the direction they traveled and they're looking for video cameras but still need the public's help. >> i want to remind the community these are dangerous people. they are not to be approached.

a $20,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to their >> nearly a thousand black lives matters protestors are rallying in downtown seattle in what is becoming an annual black friday event. the group sdrapted shopping this afternoon. protestors are now blocking a busy intersection nearby. the group remained peaceful. an extra this is part of an unprecedented arrangement. leslie? >> it's been a busy

with that comes phone shall for increase in crime here so a new partnership but a full time police officer department is partnered with a private company to assign a police officer to a shopping center. >> nothing but positive management of the stores they're happy to see that a police officer is going to be dedicated to the area, providing service quicker than if we're across town or somewhere else. >> officer gonzales started november 15th to handle crime here in the middle of a vast expansion project. >> they have added a lot of new stores. new merchants and a lot of

square footage of space. >> the theory is a will be more intimidating. >> having a security officer would be beneficial. >> no matter where shoppers go, tips include locking valuables out of sight and >> consumers have been told to protect themselves against cyber criminals. experts are warning of a 43% surge in attempted fraud. criminals are taking advantage of ship to store and next day pick up services making it easier to charge items.

>> it's a lot more difficult for criminals to do fraud so they're taking it online. >> criminals are targeting items like fitness trackers, wireless head phones and designer sneakers and black friday sales jumped 11% compared to last year according to adobe. $1.17 billion has been sold today. >> let's take a look on the clear, cool evening. that you can see that area of rainfall to our northwest is meft locations will receive a

quarter inch to half an inch of rain this season. by idea of how much rain is coming your way, shortly. >> we appreciate the support everyone has given us over the last few weeks. >> today, we're hearing from a family of a missing mother from redding found alive after a three-week disappearance. >> we'll hear from a family hoping their 2-year-old girl will come home months after her disappearance. plus...

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the older sister of the redding wife and mom who went missing three weeks says her family is happy she's been returned safely. deputies believe two armed women abducted her while out jogging. they say she was dropped off near interstate 5 in yolo county yesterday. she flagged down a driver, bound by restraints. treated for nonlife threatening injuries before being returned to her family. >> she was emotional, and upset, and elated to be free. >> everyone's efforts made our family whole again this thanksgiving. thank you privacy.

>> some horse owners say they may have to sell animals in the face of an eviction officials issued an eviction notice and owners said they'd be priced out of stables. >> we don't know what to do if we get kicked out. everybody here is regular blue collar working >> toys for tots representatives opened the new york stock exchange. the dow set a new record,

another 1, 19,152. nasdaq ending shy of 5400. s and p over 2200. holiday shopping going high tech and nonhuman this year. meet pepper. pepper talks, plays games and does dancing for shoppers. >> he's available to play games with kids, and. >> pepper sounds like this. westfield is trying out the robot. i may have another line of work here soon. in hopes of rolling them out in mauls nationwide. >> the voice. >> yes. >> may not rain yet today but that is snow

kids don't mind, they're having a >> in the bay area, we're going to get rain. we have partly cloudy skies now. it's not looking threatening now. okay. here is a live view from our tower camera over san this is the view looking west.

51 in livermore, hire is the view from roof top camera looking over peaceful bay waters. a second storm arrives and continues into sunday morning and a third comes in sunday and into morning hours, low temperatures dropping into upper 40s the approaching storm ranks one on the impact scale. a light storm but will produce a quarter to half an inch of rain around the bay area. here is the forecast animation.

by 6:00 a.m., the day is going to get off to a wet start tomorrow. and high temperatures into upper 50s. it's going to be a cool day. resuming animation into tomorrow night, there is a second storm beginning to push in into sunday morning. rainfall totals will range from about four tenths to eight tenths of an inch. into the sierra, snow falls, winter weather two

and so not one is a major storm we'll dry out late monday and most of the week after monday morning will be dry. >> coming up next, the woman who seemed like a mother to all of us. florence henderson.

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today, america remembers florence henderson

>> florence henderson made her mark with the "brady bunch", welcoming all of the love it brought her. >> and received so much affection for that little show. everybody wants a hug. can i have a hug? well, yeah. >> her career began long before the brady bunch, lasting after. >> i got the first job in television in 1952 singing off camera on the "ed sullivan show". and shortly after, i was on camera and never looked >> that show from oklahoma.

she did broadway, movies and a variety show allowed her to do singing. in 2010, she did "dancing with the stars". and in september, featuring her brady bunch daughter. monday night she was back in the audience. suddenly she was diagnosed with heart failure, today, we saw love for her at the famous brady house and

>> next, what each color schemes mean. >> we'll hear from family holding out hope their missing baby girl will return home. and... >> best thing to do is get out of the situation. >> the most effective techniques

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it's been seven months since a san francisco woman's body is found in a shallow grave. her young daughter is still missing. the family is in the bay area and coming together for thanksgiving. >> today, they spoke about their desperate search to find the little girl they believe is still alive. >> arianna fits turned three years old. >> we're desperate.

every time i see a little kid with their family, it breaks my heart. >> her aunt believes she's alive and possibly still in the bay area. >> someone wanted her as their own. >> it's been seven months since arianna's body was found in a shallow grave, covered with a piece of plywood. police shared this evidence, and where her missing be. police advised the baby-sitter to stop speaking with investigators because police couldn't guarantee they won't charge her with a crime. >> i believe she's being interviewed mores a suspect.

>> we're desperate. >> it's that desperation that has this family pleading for help. >> we're still looking. >> no matter how long it takes. an overturned today, saying the drive lost control of the truck and the spilled mail was picked up by the postal service. traffic backed up for hours because of the crash. the ramp reopened about 3:00 in the afternoon. >> black friday, winding down throughout the bay area, abc7 news was at san francisco premium outlets this

stores close tonight at 10:00. >> the city of oakland kicked off plaid friday to encourage people to shop locally. the mayor visited oaklandish. >> we want people to consider putting money where hearts are. that is in our businesses >> there is more of a message about shopping locally. >> and parking is free in oakland throughout the weekend

and this to enties visitors. >> people are thrilled to have something else to do on the day after thanksgiving. turn off pie and hike the trail. last year, three quarters of the people say they never visited before. >> colleges no longer in the red zone, defined until thanksgiving when a student is most be the victim of assault. >> come on. >> stop. >> in this class in oakland

there are many first year students. >> wanted to learn to be able to defend myself against physical and mental attacks and to have a way to communicate and learn how my body and interest is high, but the goal is often the same. >> just thing to do is get out of the situation. you know? >> this inspector skill set. >> stop calling me that. i didn't agree with that. i don't want to have this

conversation now. >> if that moment comes, moves are designed to be effective. >> and. >> what i do encourage them to do is to tell a person to keep an eye on me. >> self-defense school.

>> preparations should become precedent. next, a turmoil against a trump transition. >> and taking a look outside on this clear, and chilly evening. spencer will be along with a look at the storms,

today, the white house christmas tree arrived. the first lady came out with her nephews and joked this is what happens when you have teen-aged daughters. they didn't want to join the fessists. >> now, to the latest on presidential transition after president-elect donald trump celebrated thanksgiving with family and friends, expected to make his cabinet positions. the president-elect may choose to go with someone outside of the options and the team says no appointments will be made before monday.

>> former green party presidential candidate raised $5 million for recounts in three key states. the campaign fail filed in wisconsin today. >> what we're seeing is that there is enough peripheral evidence to warrant that our system should be investigated. >> it would have to be finished 35 days after the election, december 13th. michigan and pennsylvania recount days are next week, hillary clinton leads in the popular vote by now upwards of 2 million votes has not commented on this effort. coming up next, you'll see a magical place in the sierra foothills where children, and

a lot of bay area families are with children who attend camp kiazu and we can share their work with

this site is a safe place for children who have sibling was cancer or have lost sibling was cancer. >> my brother passed away. >> she was just 14. her brother, 15 when diagnosed and 16 when he died. it was so painful. >> i felt like i didn't have parents. i felt like my brother had parents and i was left behind. >> one of the best things is that this is a when the kids get to live with other children who

know what it is like living with a sibling with cancer. >> my brother was diagnosed with leukemia when he was eight. >> cancer touched my family. ne nephew has a brother who had cancer before three years old. >> what do you remember about that? >> the parts i remember were sad. >> he's better now? >> yes. >> i'm at camp when there is a program going on. >> dr. mike avalon helps kids talk about feelings in privat sessions they tell what they've done, and provide a kind of understanding and compassion and love that is hard to come

>> they learned how to laugh and be silly. no pushing or shoving in line and some volunteer to do it serves 3,000 participants per year. john bell is a co-founder. >> we notice that their program didn't meet needs of oncology patients

help. >> they realized it wasn't just for patients, but all family members so we started to do family weekends. >> and the need continues to grow. there is a new pavilion with the help of generous donors. the experiences back every year. >> when i was 13, about to turn 14 i was diagnosed with leukemia. it's been a part of what shaped me into the woman i have become. i loved my time here and i love being able to get that back foo

you know a family go to abc7news.com. >> so wonderful. so gratifying. >> the bai area is a great place to live. >> this picture from livermore this morning and spencer is back. >> you can see clouds are gathering now and so is sweeping south and east. just going to be a wet mess across the bay area, but mid

day, we'll see rainfall followed by more storms. and sunday, raiders taking on panthers. and will be cloudy, cool, and into 4th quarter a chance of showers coming in sunday night. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a forecast for everything. >> in sports, could cougars of washington state take

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college football games with playoff implications started today with apple cup, washington at number 23, washington state. huskies going for the first 11 win season since 2000.

jake browning, past interference and makes a catch. and browning and drops it in there. 28-3, dogs. three touchdowns. close to 300 yards on the day. gerard wicks, there. and a 15 run. >> going for investigations now. >> i don't think that is what that is all about and so i don't know. >> we've got another big game

next week. >> all he wanted to do was beat memphis. houston leads, 23 seconds left. and that is a we'll hello. brent burns let's it fly and beats thomas rice.

with 22 seconds left, the deflection and anaheim tomorrow night. >> warriors earned extra pie wednesday night by setting a record with 47 assists. same two teams meeting again in l.a. they looked unstoppable with that scoring. > keeping turn overs down to me has been one of the keys to this stretch correlating with our defense improving.

we're not giving up runnouts and fast break opportunities. >> you can watch at 9:00 a.m. the nature boy. rick flare is clear on rice. >> you're going to beat the team. and and mission. i'm told lebron james and cavs are going to drop in. and would make a great tight end as well join us tonight it is a space race for waste. why nasa asked for help to solve toilet problems. a sexual revolution happening san francisco.

it's thanks to a pill called prep. why it's being called a game changer but with a warning. >> here is a look at prime time line up. at 8:00 catch "santa claus is coming to town" and abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm larry beil. from

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jay and lexie, could happen to you. in this half-hour, it could happen to you. let's see if it does. here we go, "jeopardy!" round. and now a look at the categories. hey. followed by... and finally, you're gonna love this one... are they all going to be short words? we'll find out. andrew, start. let's do 1990s movie quotes for $200. [ flits tongue ] lexie. what is "the silence of the lambs"? yes. 1990s movie quotes for $400. andrew. -what's "shakespeare in love"? -no. [ beep ] jack nicholson in "as good as it gets." lexie, back to you.