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live where you live this is abc7 news. >> panic at an east bay movie theater after a man is shot by a security guard. good evening. i'm eric thomas. one person has been taken to the hospital after an altercation at the movie theater in concord about 7:00 tonight. it forced an evacuation. abc7 news reporter is live with the latest developing details. surge -- sergio? >> the shooting happened outside the building here, but a lot of theater goers thought the shots came from inside the movie multi-plex and that's what caused so much panic. >> for the theater goers it was a bit of a panic. >> the security chased after them with the gun held in their hand. the suspect ran toward the parking lot and after that we heard a shot and then 102nds

after we heard a shot. >> one person was rushed to the hospital. investigators say it all happened because of some kind of exchange between the guard and the man who was shot. >> the suspect ran out of the theater and the security guard chased after him. at some point the suspect threatened the security guard. >> that's when the security guard opened fire hitting the man several times. police say his injuries are not life-threatening. thisy also tell us thisy have not found weapons on him. the security guard is cooperating with investigators. there were several 9-1-1 calls from theater goers and it triggered a massive police response. >> it comes from our mind that this could be an active shooter in the theater. we are worried for the people inside. >> the man who was shot is not charged with anything, but there is a police officer posted at the hospital as a precaution. in concord, abc7 news. >> we have new details about a missing mother from redding who was found beaten and bound on thanksgiving day.

she disappeared nearly four weeks ago. officers found her 150 miles away in yolo county on thursday. abc news has learned the shasta county sheriff is looking into past incidents. they issued 20 search warrants looking at bank accounts across two counties. they are also looking into her previous marriage and divorce. there was no reason to believe her story after she was beaten and treated for her injuries. good morning america has more about the expanding investigation at 7:00 a.m. here on abc7. >> three people rushed to the hospital after a fire in saratoga. it started at a home at 8:30 tonight. firefighters rescued one person from inside and they knocked down the fire in a half an hour. firefighters will stay there through the night keeping an eye on flare ups. >> a recount is moving forward

and if a group get their way they will look at cert fying the presidential election. lilian kim is live to explain why. lilian? >> the group will beholding a news conference in san francisco city hall tomorrow adding yet another voice to recount push. >> 24r is certainly -- there is certainly enough evidence to take another look. >> he says his organization has sent a letter to six states. states where the results were close and had unprecedented discrepancies between exit polling and the vote count. >> there is a science here that the systems are insecure. i don't think this has anything to do with the candidates. this is the american people wanting to know what really happened in the 2016 election. >> one state is getting a recount x wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania may be next. jill stein is leading the effort which is being joined by the clinton campaign. all of which set off a twitter

firestorm by the president-elect. 70 tweets in 70 minutes all aimed at clinton. mr. trump took aim with the popular vote tweeting "i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." a baseless claim and one that prompted alex padilla to tweet it appears mr. trump is troubled by the fact a majority of americans did not vote for him. his allegations of vote are fraud in california and elsewhere are absurd. the reckless tweets are inappropriate and unbecoming of a president-elect. they say all of this is further proof the country remains sharply divided. >> a lot of people are still processing what happened on election day and in disbelief like he couldn't have really won, right? >> an outcome many are are refusing to accept three weeks after the election. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the same hackers who gave free rides to thousands of san francisco muni riders are

trying to profit from the incident. they have demanded the equivalent of $73,000 and there is a deadline set for tomorrow. thisy have reportedly compromised muni's payroll and e-mail servers. the underground machine had the machine you hacked. muni said they are investigating the incident. bart appears to be losing money on the people mover that carries passengers between the coliseum station and oakland international airport. bart projected they would net $2 million in profits since the link opened. the east bay times reports that the airport connector lost $860,000 and ridership is down by more than 4% late this summer. bart's spokesperson said the connector is breaking even. to nate investigators in solano county are searching

for the gunman who opened fire in a bar and it is caught on video. it happened at the bottom of the fifth bar. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the details. >> when something like this happens it is not the norm. it is shocking really. >> regulars say the bottom of the fifth bar is the place where everybody knows your name, but nobody knows who this man is. >> we have never seen him in here before. >> he showed up on sunday morning about closing time. >> our bouncer noticed him and asked for his id. as he was asking for id he said we weren't serving more drinks and he pulled a gun on everybody in the bar. >> on surveillance video he points the gun at the bartender and she ducks behind the bar and the gunman pushes his way past patrons. a man confronts him. off camera two men were shot and wounded. >> there were pretty brave people who tried to stop him. you could see the terror on everybody's face. >> two ceiling tiles were shot

out. the suspect is ran off before police showed up. >> we were hoping the community would come forward and anybody with information about this incident or anyone who was there. >> owners and customers say there has never been a shooting in the bottom of the fifth. >> this is a friendly place. >> call police if you have any information. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the rain is picking up again. we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge camera. for a look at tomorrow's commute here is drew with tomorrow's live doppler 7. >> we are coming off a couple of round from a quarter to an inch of rainfall. about .80 of an temperature. san jose and oakland on either side of half an inch of the in mill valley they are off of an inch of rainfall. what we are tracking is a weak system that is approaching the region. we have light showers at this hour around santa rosa and to

the north of napa and moving that are way to fairfield. the wide are picture will show you the system will linger for part of the monday and it will include showers for part of the monday morning rush. we'll go hour by hour and get you back to work and school prepared. back to you. >> thank you. abc7 news today spoke to a mountain view man who pulled two people out of a car after it crashed into a tree. it happened before 6:00 p.m. last night on central expressway east of north bernardo avenue. kevin leigh who works for the city of san jose was driving home from a basketball game when he saw the crashed car in the median and its front hood on fire. he says he stopped and got out of the car and called out to others for help. >> i believe if i had family or friends on the side of the road i wished someone would stop for them too. my instinct kicked in to help where help needed to happen. >> the sun intoe veil department of safe -- the sun intoe -- sunnyvale department

said they are looking into the scene of the crash. a man crashed into a front yard causing a gas leak. the vehicle hit the gas just after 1:00 this rch a. pg&e crews were called in to make repairs and police were investigating why he lost control and rolled on to the sidewalk. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00,. >> you can hear the crowd. >> why the boos were especially loud for colin kaepernick in miami today. and why the government agency in charge of a controversial pipeline project does not plan to forcibly remove protesters. and fidel castro proves to be as decisive in death as he was in life. the uncertainty cubans

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you can hear the crowd immediately letting their feelings know. >> it was not a warm welcome for colin kaepernick. they booed the quarterback. on wednesday he defended wearing a t shirt featuring fidel castro earlier in the year and made comments praising his focus on education. this came two days before the cuban president's death. in one week the ashes of fidel castro will be buried. for many cubans he is the only leader they have known. he has held the communist nation in an iron grip for almost 60 years. as elizabeth herr explains, with his death comes uncertainty of what happens next. >> reporter: in cuba it is the end of an era and the beginning of an official 9 days of mourning for fidel castro with flags flying at half staff.

and churches in havana offering mass and services for a man they call a revolutionary leader and a champion. castro who took power in 1959 promising democracy soon executed the opponent sending more than a million cubans into exile. >> so in miami there are chants and cheers among the cuban exiles. rebecca was just eight when she fled cuba without her parents who were at the time held as political prisoners. >> now it is a time to reflect with this gift from her father. >> open only when fidel dies. >> others say they are hopeful that change will come. albeit, slowly. >> raoul castro has things in

place where lack of freedom continues. so no, it won't be an over night thing at all. >> and earlier president-elect donald trump warned that he might undo america's renewed ties with cuba, but in his latest statement he now says he will do everything he can to ensure cuba's prosperity and liberty. elizabeth hurr, abc news, new york. the u.s. army corp of engineers has no plan to forcibly remove people protesting a controversial pipeline in north dakota. instead it is seeking an orderly transition to another location. according to a statement released today they notified tribal leaders that lands will be closed to the public on december 5th for safety concerns. and anyone on the property after that day will be opt is to prosecution -- subject to prosecution. protesters say they have no plans to move. hundreds marked the 38th anniversary of one of the darkest hours in san

francisco history. abc7 news was at castro and market when a candlelight vigil honored the legacy of supervisor harvey milk. both men were murdered by former supervisor dan white. one man at the vigil marched to city hall with thousands of others hours after masconi and milk died in 1978. >> back then there was no e-mail and no way to communicate with each other. there were no cell phones in 1978. it was all accidental in a way. there was no organizations, but word of mouth. >> they walked to where milk owned a camera shot. milk was the first openly gay person elected to local office in the u.s. ski resorts in tahoe opened this weekend because of recent snowfall, and in the southern sierra, up to 15 inches of snow fell near shaver lake. they are looking to clear roadways for drivers. soon after the snow was

reported they got calls from people ready to hit the slopesful. >> and we've had our phone going off nonstop today and e-mails coming in and all of that stuff. it is definitely good. >> the hotel said winter is easily the busiest time of year for them. this weekend alone they had a hundred guests show up to fill most of the rooms and cabins. >> now your accu-weather forecast. >> winter weather lovers certainly are happy with a pair of storms bringing fresh powder to the sierra. look at the snowfall totals. it brought 16 inches of snow and kirkwood with 14 inches of snow. it looks like we are not looking at measurable snowfall. this is sent to me and it is the beautiful hues.

snap a picture and we would love to show it on air. the clouds are trying to give way to showers. you can see the weak system getting ready to move. it is focused in the central valley. the system is so moisture starved it will bring an isolated chance for a shower early on your monday morning. we are holding in the 50s in most spots. san ramon is 47 and 50 in novato. san jose is 51 and 55 in oakland and half moon bay right along the coast checking in at a temperature of 50 degrees. hour by hour we go. watch the time stamp in the corner of the screen. 1:00 early on monday morning. this is our best chance of seeing light showers around the region. early into the commute, 6:00 in the morning, the future weather is saying there is a chance of a widely isolated shower out there. the system does not have a lot of moisture. 9:00, 10:00 in the morning it is all but out of here and that well lead the way to a

sunny afternoon to finish out your monday. potential rainfall, very light in nature. you can see across the region we have less than a 10th of an inch of rain. some spots will not see any measurable moisture out of the storm. as we plan your monday, let's go hour by hour. 7:00 we are calling it a widely isolated shower out there. what you will notice by noon is the clouds will start to decrease and by 4:00 we have a lot of sunshine out there. it will be a cool afternoon. dress for winter because the temperatures will be below normal. we'll go to 57 in vallejo and the same in san jose. 58 in san francisco and oakland up to 60 degrees. santa rosa 57 and morgan hill up to 50 every is. the week ahead, here is what to expect. it is a quiet pattern that is setting up. each and every morning temperatures will be in the 40s. you will want the winter jacket. bright afternoons on the way, but it will be brisk each and

every afternoon with temperatures below normal. unfortunately after the chance tomorrow morning of a shower, there is no rain expected on the seven-day forecast. it is a dry accu-weather seven-day. a morning isolated shower and the sunshine on your monday. lots of sunshine on tuesday. it is chilly out there. wednesday we have late day clouds, but no moisture. thursday it is cold and friday it is windy. wind gusts as high as 40 miles per hour and saturday and sunday sunshine and a few clouds and temperatures staying below normal. mike nicco will track any showers at 4:30. still ahead on abc news at 11:00, a chicago cubs fan koll bines his love -- combines his love of the game with the love of the season with

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>> two amazing stats. khalil mac is the first to have an interception, a sack, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and a touchdown since charles woodson did it. and derrick car with a dislocated finger is tieing the go ahead pass in the fourth quarter. no one else has more than seven. everything going oakland's way. cam newton is picked off by khalil mac. things it will apart in the second is play of the third quarter. derrick carr dislocated his pinky finger. panthers score. after a raider three and out he airs it out to ted guinn, junior. carr then returns, but on his first drive he throws a pick and it lead to another touchdown. carolina four td's in 12 minutes. carr fighting through injury and 12 yards and tie itself at 32 after the two-point

conversion. third and 9 and carr finished with 315 yards and 49 to michael crabtree. a great catch. sets up the go ahead field goal. last chance for the panthers. fourth and 10. out of field goal range and he strips newton and raiders win their fifth straight. 35-32 and they are now 9-2. how is derrick's finger? >> i am good. good to go. you know me. it doesn't matter what happens i will practice and play next game. i don't imagine anything will be wrong. it will suck. >> man, talking about clutch, mvp coming back and throwing strikes. he is a hell of a player. >> across the bay i feel your pain 49er fans. a team with another good loss and miami came up a yard short of tieing the game. and they have now lost a franchise record 10 straight.

colin kaepernick with his best game. 9ers are down 17-7 in the third. kap threw for three td's and four yards here. a three-point game. he threw for 285 and three touches. a tight window here. a bad window lead to the 43-yard touchdown. the fourth quarter and 9ers are down 43-14. 9ers are down 10 and got it to seven. 11 seconds left. kap eye teen-yard -- kap with the 18-ready yeah pass. two seconds left and stopped two yards short and niners lose their 10th straight. 31-24 the final. >> it will make me feel better. they want to straighten it out and they will go out and compete. we have competitors that will come in. they don't want anybody to pat them on the back and say, hey,

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>> i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines a shooting tonight forced moviegoers to be evacuated from concord. a security guard shot a man after chasing him at the brendan theaters around 7:00 this evening. the man is expected to survive and the guard is cooperating with detectives. three days after a missing woman emerged weeks after disappearing investigators want to know more about her past. sherry papini is back with her family in shasta county. police have obtained search warrants to look at bank accounts and activities and they are looking at more into her previous marriage. with a a vote count moving forward activists in california want six swing states to delay certifying their election results. organizers will detail their plans outside san francisco city hall tomorrow. election officials will discuss their plan to recount the state's presidential election results. the plan hassent is trump to a

twitter tirade and he is commenting on people being considered for his cabinet. gloria riveara has details. >> donald trump and his staff blasting a recount in wisconsin. >> it is a waste of everybody's time. >> jill stein started the effort last week. >> there are lots of hacks taking place this weekend. >> and hillary clinton's team joining the fray. the announcements triggered a tweet storm from trump. firing off seven tweets in 70 minutes and nearly all aimed at clinton. but her general council says staffers plan to participate to ensure fairness. >> it is a legal right. it is not a big deal. i don't think anybody thinks there will be profound changes. we'll see what happens. >> trump was widely criticized for stoking fears fears in integrity. >> it is a rigged election, believe me. >> now trump and his team are accusing stein of using the recount as a fundraiser.

>> it is ridiculous. this is a fundraising, notoriety driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin. >> i don't know why they are so nervous. no recount. no recount. whatever you do, don't do a recount. >> don't worry. if you think you won, the recount will show the sale thing. >> another member of trump's staff is on attack, kelly anne conway taking aim at mitt romney who is up for secretary of state. >> he went out of hits way to hurt donald trump. he gave two speeches in this calendar year and they were both about donald trump. >> romney was one of trump's hairest -- harshest critics and some feel betrayed he could be in the administration. >> i don't think a cost for admission has to be the sct of state -- a cost of unity has to be the secretary of state position. results of a five-year study shows the arctic is undergoing turbulent change.

a recent arctic resilience report shows the u.s., canada and russia suggest human activity is primarily to blame. the report stresses the global implications have the potential to be abrupt and irreversible with the rising temperatures and sea levels. drone video showing the devastation caused by flooding and landslides in italy this weekend. this is in western italy near france. heavy rains hit the area this weekend. the drone video shows much of this village turned to rubble by the sliding muck. hundreds of people were forced out of their homes and it will only get worse as more storms are coming. holiday shoppers spent a little less this year, but maybe not because they cut back on spending. they say more than 154 million people shopped in stores and on-line on black friday weekend. that's three million shoppers more than last year, but each

spent $10 less than in 2015. the retail federation attributes the drop to more discounts being available to consumers and more discounts are coming up tomorrow that will help boost the $3 billion people spent on-line. now, tips on how to get the best deals. >> big deals are already up. target is taking 15% off nearly everything on top of its sales. amazon is offering deep discounts on electronics and this smart tv on sale for $125 at wal-mart already sold out. it is not even cyber monday yet. >> i got e-mail from amazon and groupon and best buy. i will just do my shopping from there. >> 43% of cell phone users say they will shop from a smartphone. to get the best deals clear your browser history so you can only see the lowest prices and leave items in your cart. they will e-mail you additional discounts to sweeten the deal. abc news, new york. we have a cyber monday

shopping guide on our website at abc7news.com and it is posted there on the home page and it is filled with links to some of the best on-line deals. well, sellers met buyers and it shows that it doesn't have to happen at a mall or cyberspace. abc7 news was at pier70 for the holiday emporium. more than 200 local craft people showed off their latest creations. one man described how he makes effort items from recycled materials. >> i sell bags, wallets and other things from repurposed items. one of my sources is a company that manufactures seatbelts and they send me their production scraps. it saves things from going to landfill. >> they host several events from san francisco around the year where you can buy gifts and items from your home. a group of east bay children enjoying today's raider's game have special

guests of the team. abc7 news was inside oracle arena when students from the bancroft middle school cheered for the silver and black. it included a chance to include the wisdom of raider ambassador willie brown. >> hopefully some of the things we do can say it is important that the oakland raiders care about them and we love them and try to help them and we are here for them. >> the raiders provided the kids with lunch before they headed to their seats. up next on abc7 news at 11:00, navigating your health plan. 7 on your side's michael finney on how to survive one with heidi ductables. high deductibles. >> and we are tracking a few light showers on live doppler 7. we'll l

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some are swayed by the premiums, but often people don't have a choice. 7 on your side's michael penny partnered up to find out how to cheap your -- how to cheap your insurance from wiping you out. >> insurance can set you back. before employer insurance kicks in they have to pay an average of $2300 a year. and for families more than $4,000. >> people are finding the deductibles so unaffordable they are not filling per descriptions and going to the doctor. >> they carried a $6,000 deductible she put off surgery and almost didn't discover she had cancer. >> it was scary to me that i almost didn't do the surgery, the first surgery to just know what was growing inside my body. i knew it was going to be a lot of money. >> reporter: if you are forced into a high deductible plan how can you afford the care you need? first use the tool on your

insurance company's website to check prices of treatments and procedures. the differences between providers can be enormous. >> also consider opening an account where you can pay your deductible and other qualified health care expenses and that is money if you don't spend it all this year you can use it next year too. >> and be aware a lot of preventative health services such as colonoscapies don't count against your deductible. >> if you can't afford the out of pocket costs con um soar reports recommends talking to your doctor. they can help you find less expensive prescriptions. diagnostic tests and other health services. more of consumers advise on health plans is voibl available available -- is available on our website. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> parts of the bay area can expect a wet commute. drew is here with more. >> on live doppler 7 the best

shot of having isolated showers first thing on your monday is likely in the south bay, but it will not be live sprek. live spread. there is a weak system moving through and there are light sprinkles near san francisco and over dan -- danville and approaching san jose. much will result in less than a 10th of an inch of moisture. we'll go hour by hour and we have light sprinkles out there. by 6:00 in the morning we notice the future weather is showing you the isolated chance around san jose. it quickly wraps up. we haven't even attached a number to it on the storm impact scale. it shows an isolated shower and then we will brighten up the skies. we will have a lot of sunshine in the mid50s to the lower 60s. tomorrow it is a really quiet pattern with cool mornings and chilly afternoons. the wind will be gusting to 40 miles per hour.

>> i was about to say that part didn't sound real quiet jievment it quickened to the week with the wind. all right. it was a sloppy end to the 49ers game today. we'll talk about other things first. >> let's do that. life after football can be challenging for athletes. we go through it with tony stewart. and with week 12 in the books we have the popular plays of the day as you look forward to super

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abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> week 12 is in the books around the nfl with the playoff picture starting to shape up. more importantly we have our weekly plays of the day. look at this diving grab by matthews. wow, full extension. jarod goff threw his first td pass of the day.

tim high tower completes the 50-yard score and the saints will go on to win it 49-21. ravens had just one td in their win. joe flacco to perryman, but justin tucker kicked four field goals. falcons defeat the cardinals in atlanta. gabriel, 5-8 and 165 pounds and weaving his way for one of two touchdowns. 38-19 the a plan -- atlanta. peyton manning tieing all time for quarterback. maybe brady can share one of those wins with the browns browns who drop in 0-12 falling to the giants. pay -- pierre-paul with the touchdown. and the gray cup playing ottawa red blocks and a huge upset defeating the calgary stampeeders. ottawa wins it and those are

your plays of the day. herman is leafing for texas. san jose state head football coach has been fired at the four seasons at a 19-30 record. he had one year left on the contract. they went to a bowl game, but thisy have struggled since. it is that time of year for the head coaches. good luck to ron. cal is hosting southeast louisiana in hoops. a pretty reverse here and he had 17 points and 10 boards. cal up 20 and the lefty hook. he was six of 12 shooting and strong on both ends of the floor. coming up with the block. cal improves to 4-1 with a 67-fave 5 victory. 67-fave 5 victory. for all professional athletes after your final game it can be difficult making the transition to life off the field. one former raider who is used to catching touchdowns is now running routes in the restaurant business. >> how are you doing, ma'am?

a chick-fil-a sandwich no pickle and a cherry coke. >> wait a minute. isn't that former tightened tony stewart? >> people say i know you from somewhere. i play it off, i grew up in pennsylvania. then i say i am a former nfl player, but looking for my next journey. >> there was a whisper and he said, wait, tony played in the nfl? he turned like as red as the shirt. tony and his family stayed in the bay area after he retired six years ago. he has been working with his nonprofit foundation, beyond the locker which teaches self-awareness and life skills and leadership to high school students. >> i want to continue to build roots deep in the community. i want to continue to see my kids grow and continue to provide for my family, and this opportunity came up. >> through his foundation he

met dan cozen, owner of the chick-fil-a in fremont. >> i was impressed with his humility. we sat down and i said you need to get in the trenches and see if this is for you. he said yeah i'm all in. so not a lot of people certainly with his background that are doing this. i was i'm prsed with his willingness to dive in and do the dirty work. >> keep those fries coming. >> he suinted in his own franchise so what better way to learn the business than from the ground up. his skills of an athlete have carried over. >> as a football player all i know is to get down to the nitty gritty and the dirty, dirty. the best way i can know how a restaurant works is to work in a restaurant. >> teamwork makes the dream, would, right? >> hopefully it well result in his own franchise one day. >> if down the line that opportunity presents itself, that would be awesome. >> great guy and tony didn't have to do what he did to

learn the business, but that's what he knew as an athlete to get down and dirty. good luck to tony getting his own franchise. raider fans are excited because they are close to the playoffs and 49er fans, we are seeing progress. hang in there. we'll get another win i hope of the i want to remain the worst team ever at 2-14. >> thanks for joining us, folks. have a good night.

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ror, i hear footsteps behind me, i turn around, they're gone. previously on "scandal"... she could be getting into something possibly dangerous. with what? so albatross, the mole, the man who killed wendy... he's the one who leaked their names to the terrorists. (olivia) you can't tell anyone it came from me, and you can't bring it to the c.i.a. an anonymous source sent them to my office this morning. that meeting isn't on my schedule. it's so late at night and three times a week. who is it? he's not cheating on me, cy. he's cheating on you. the mole is not in the agency. the c.i.a. is clean on this.