you need to enroll by december 15th. visit covereca.com today. live breaking news. that breaking news is taking place in east oakland over the freeway. the eastbound direction of the freeway is closed because of a shooting investigation. a male and female were shot in a wide sedan traveling eastbound on i-580. the driver was able to call 911. both have been taken to the hospital. their conditions are unknown. this is happening in a commute direction and will have a significant impact on the traffic on the freeway this evening. let's go back to sky 7 now. we are keeping an eye on this breaking news. you can see all those cars that are just backed up there.

not looking good. we're going to keep on top of this breaking news and bring you updates and we'll send alerts using the news app. download it and enable push alert for instant updates. we have other breaking news. this is out of san jose. a strong police presence right now as officers try to track down an inmate who escaped from the santa clara county jail. >> police are looking for a man. today the focus is on a home in san jose. >> abc7 news joins us live in san jose with the breaking developments. >> reporter: i am standing here at trade winds drive. you can see police officers armed at the end of this street. now further down about a block away is koi street and that is the area they're focusing on. there's a home they're focusing

on. they received a tip that chavez might be hiding out in that home as of now they have not made arrests, but they did use gas to enter the home. they evacuated nearby homes but the suspect is still at large. tips led shelf depuriff deputie this neighborhood. >> it was two cop cars and then sheriff's cards as and then we a whole parade. >> reporter: this woman planned to walk her dog, instead she took photos. >> i wanted to alert everybody to stay away from this area. >> reporter: a busy day of development following the jail break on the night before thanksgiving. just hours earlier judge set bail for a woman and early monday night she was arrested

for helping chavez for evading authorities. her friend happened to be in court dealing with her own business. she didn't know her friend was in jail. she offered money and this message. >> i love you. i call her emma. >> reporter: the night before thanksgiving these two men managed to saw through bars and make a rope and get away. tuesday night u.s. marshals searched a home. >> upon entering the residence, they determined that campbell was hiding in the attic and campbell then crashed through the ceiling on to the floor where the marshal service and police took him into kcustody. >> reporter: that's where campbell dropped back in the picture. his sister was arrested for allegedly harboring a fugitive. three people arrested since thanksgiving eve and one man still on the loose, but

authorities may be close to catching him. you can see the presence here on this street, which is blocked off. this story started in san jose and then led police to gill roy and then antioch and then back here to san jose. chef ez still on the loose. we're live in san jose. san francisco police are investigating the drive by shooting and murder of a department public works employee this morning. >> we are live where it happened. wayne. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's a sad afternoon here. this shooting happened at 8:00 this morning and now in this spot we a memborial going and down below we have candles and flowers and this is the bullet hole covered by the crucifix. family and coworkers hoped for the best, but heard the worst as

they gathered outside the hospital this morning. >> i don't know what happened. i just know he was killed. >> reporter: she is remembering the father of two shot down in a drive by while working for the department of public works. >> i don't know why they would kill him. i don't know why they would do that. he was at work. i don't even nknow. that's just messed up. >> reporter: he was 27 years old, part of the city program designed to keep kids away from gangs. was he a target? was it a hit? police say those are under investigation. >> had he ever expressed worries about someone out to get him. >> not that i know of. >> reporter: everyone tells us he was well liked, a role model. >> we lost a young man that had a lot to live for and had children to live for and grandmother and mother and we

all loved him. >> reporter: as did many of his friends clearly, they have gathered now at the scene of the shooting and tried to make sense of the senseless. in san francisco, abc 7 news. the concord police department has arrested a 15-year-old boy in connection with a reported sexual assault on a high school teenager. the student's father says she was at a football game at the high school when a student there lured her away and then sexually assaulted her. police say this took police after the game ended. >> the case will be forwarded to the district attorney's office. we believe it's an isolated incident. >> we talk exclusively with the teen-age girl's father. he says his daughter was raped

and he has a message for parents coming up tonight. the sheriff offered new information this afternoon into the abduction and discovery of a woman. >> they confirmed some of the horrifying acts suffered by the woman. we are here now with the new details. >> reporter: the sheriff says the woman has been cooperative and courageous with sheriffs. they are revealing things that the wife told investigators about the or deal. she disappeared while jogging near her home and reappeared on thanksgiving on the side of the road battered, bound and -- >> i will confirm that the suspects did brand her. i will not get into the details of where the brand is located on her body, nor what was branded on her. >> reporter: the sheriff also

gave the most detailed description yet of what kidnapping suspects. he says they are described as two hispanic women, one older and one younger and had a gun and concealed their faces. they don't know whether the woman was specifically targeted or randomly kidnapped and they won't reveal where she was taken. details revealed by her husband such as her hair having been cut off may not help the investigation. they're asking anyone with information to call the sheriff's office tip line. >> thank you. scarey story. turning to the weather now, it wasn't a lot but it did rain across the bay area today. we were in san francisco where you can see drivers and pedestrians were doing their best to stay dry. lots of umbrellas out early this afternoon as the rain continued to fall. now a look at the forecast. any more rain in store for us? >> just a bit from this system, but you hit the headline when

you said it wasn't a lot and there's not a lot left either. we have a few pockets of moisture scattered over the higher terrain. 24 hour temperature change shows it's cooler by two to five degrees in most locations, but nevada is two degrees rm warmer than this hour yesterday. no measurable rain for much of the east bay and south bay. san francisco had .700 of an inch. rainfall for today shows all of the bay area ahead of the normal rainfall levels at this point in the season. what's coming next? here is our animation. we've got 5:00 p.m. we'll have a few spotty showers and clouds will be lingering at 8:00 p.m. and then later in the evening and overnight skies will clear and tomorrow we'll be off to a

clear and chilly start. you can track this storm with the abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. >> thank you. tonight san francisco performance of circumstance deso lay has been cancelled following the death of a technician last night. they are mourning the loss of a performer. he was killed in an accident before the start of yesterday's performance. the technician was the son of one of the founders of the traveling act. organizers say they don't know when performances will continue. in a statement they spoke fondly of the man saying he has been a member of our tight family and a beloved colleague. we know the identities of the three people who died after eating a thanksgiving meal in antioch last week. the 43-year-old man, 59-year-old man and 69-year-old woman were

residents at an assisted facility. autopsies show they suffered similar intestinal abnormalities. the pathologist is work ing on determining the causes of death. 16 others were sickened. many dishes were made at the hall and others were made at homes. it appears to be a food borne illness but the investigation is ongoing. a driver ran into three people in san francisco. a car backed into pedestrians just after 11:00. firms say three people were hurt and one may be in serious condition and the other two are in moderate condition. coming up. >> i think the time is well beyond politics, it's about the policies of america. >> a close call for nancy

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pentagon to wave repayment unless there's evidence that service members knew or should have known they were ineligible to receive the money. here is nancy pelosi's tweet saying she's honored but her victory comes despite the democrat's disappointment in the elections. she beat out tim ryan. >> it's with great pride i accept the privilege extended to my by my colleagues. >> i'm disappointed because i like to win, but i think it was a great discussion for us. >> pelosi has led the party since 2002. democrats will remain in the minority in the house and senate next year. president obama says first lady michelle is too sensible to run for office. in an interview the president said his wife is as talented as

any person he knows and has resonance with the american people. there's been speculation that the first lady will test the political waters. the president says he and michelle will continue to work as a grassroots level when he leaves office. big names are being induktd into the hall of fame tonight. the governor will honor the tenth class of legendary californians. the ceremony is at the museum. there are several celebrities among the inductees. there's a free viewing area for fans. netflix announced it will allow subscribers the ability to download content. netflix will match a feature available to amazon users.

netflix users need to update their app. it could change the way we do our chores. according to the financial times home appliance company is testing to share a laundry system. this is early in the testing phase. there are a lot of hurdles to clear. firefighters and wild life crews are working to rescue a manatee that's stuck in a florida storm drain. workers spotted it near the river this morning. not sure how it got there. we're told the manatee appears to be okay except for scrapes on its nose and it doesn't have a lot of room there. crews are optimistic they will be to get it free. you can pay your property taxes at city hall, get married

and adopt a pet. san francisco supervisor has turned her office into a cat adoption center for the next ten days. look at them. abc 7 news was there as the staff let three kittens loose. this is the fourth year she has offered kittens in her office. room 264. she has helped eight of them find homes. it's love because she's allergic to cats. they'll be walking around city hall or kitty hall until december 9th. they are adorable. >> they are cute. >> we can show that for an hour. i think people would be happy for that. >> if only we can get somebody to adopt christian. >> not as cute as the kittens. >> i can forecast. here is a look at what's happening now. radar showing clouds after today's light scattered showers. mostly the activity right now is

down over the higher terrain and we'll have clearing skies. they're beginning to clear now as you see from the rooftop camera looking over the bay. it's 53 degrees here in san francisco and 56 across the bay and 57 in gillroy. here is another view of clearing skies. the golden gate and free flowing traffic. 52 at fairfield. hayward 54 and this is a view of the sun beginning to set. these are our forecast features. it will be chilly overnight, milder pattern will be here this weekend and rain arrives or returns early next week. here's a little overnight forecast. at 7:00 we see areas haof moiste and clouds disappear and we

start the day tomorrow morning with clear and chilly conditions. lows will be in the 30s tomorrow morning, upward 30s inland and regions around morgan hill will see low to mid 40s around the bay. tomorrow breezy at the coast. highs range from the 50s to upper 50s. more rain is on the way. the next system coming in on monday ranks one on the impact scale. bringing light showers. here is the animation for that. 5:00 monday morning we'll see clouds thicken and then a few pockets of rain during the day, but it won't be a steady rain. it won't be sustained. this is the seven-day forecast. sunny skies and quite mild on saturday with high temperatures in the mid 60s near the bay and inland. low 60s on sunday as we have a few more cloud and then a chance

of rain monday which will probably produce a small amount of rain and it will feel like winter on tuesday. temperatures drop after the weekend highs tuesday in the low 50s. >> we are getting chillier. >> indeed. >> thank you. coming up next, a new effort to help prevent teen suicide. actor

cal tran is providing a new approach to prevent suicide on its tracks. officials publicized a new crisis hotline. unlike the one that's posted along the system, this one is a text only hotline. experts say teens are more likely to text for help than call on the phone. >> it feels more anonymous, less vulnerable than picking up the

phone so it can be an accessible way to get help. >> my daughter was texting the night before she died. if she could have texted someone and could have helped her out of that very dark moment that she was experiencing, that might have helped her. >> anyone in crisis can text the word bay to 741741 to communicate with a council. the hotline is available 24 hours a day. oscar winning director received the red carpet treatment today at the vatican. he meet with the pope ahead of the new film which is called "silence". it documents the persecution of missiona missionaries. he presented the pope with two paintings with the theme hidden christians. the pope offered rossrys. some university of texas students said all right, all right, all right, when they received a friendly offer from

matthew mcconaughey. he offered students home with a lift home with his golf cart in conjunction with the safe ride program. this photo is from the program's facebook page. thousands of light saber toting "star wars" wanta bees will be doing battle in san francisco. there will be a section wequello its event. this year it will be called the glow sword battle, not the light saber battle. the group had to find a new name after a cease and desist order was issued over the name. >> it looks like a good time. coming up, wind

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we have an update on the breaking news in east oakland.

sky 7 remains over interstate 580 where a shooting investigation is under way on the freeway. all lanes are closed in the eastbound and that is the commute direction that traffic is backed up forever. the police department says a man freeway were shot. both have been taken to the hospital and they are expected to survive. police and the highway patrol are walking the lanes looking for shell casings. traffic is grid locked on the freeway and in the last few minutes the highway patrol advised drivers to find a different way home tonight. do not take eastbound 580. we captured video of highway patrol officers allowing vehicles to turn around on the highway and exit the wrong way on to oakland city streets. that tells you how bad this backup is. we're going to stay on top of this and download the abc 7 news

app for updates as soon as we get them. checking our other headlines, a 27-year-old san francisco department of public works employee was shot while painting over graffiti this morning at vermont and 25th street. he died a short time later at the hospital. he was part of a jobs program that helped disadvantaged youth. police haven't made any arrests. the father of a teen-age girl who said she was sexualy assaulted by a high school student is talking only to abc 7. laura anthony has that and the school district and the police response new at 5:00. a federal court in chicago is hearing arguments that protections under the civil rights act should expand to cover lgbt workers. tomorrow, donald trump sets off on a thank you tour after his victorious presidential campaign. he made a big announcement that

he's leaving his billion dollar bonus. >> reporter: donald trump says those legal documents are being drawn up and in two weeks he will hold his first news conference since july when he steps away from his company. donald trump cutting ties with his billion dollar company. he made the announcement that he'll leave his business to his children to focus on running the country. the business separation to avoid conflicts of interests comes as trump fills key economic posts. secretary of commerce and the treasury secretary. >> we're going to have the most significant middle income tax cut since reagan. we're going to incorporate the child care program. this is going to be a tremendous boon to the economy. >> reporter: he promised to focus on the american worker

praised trumps deal with carrier to keep jobs in indiana. >> the president elect and vice president picked up the phone to call the ceo and told him they wanted to keep jobs here. >> reporter: trump is expected to release the details of the deal on thursday. it's the first leg of his tour which ends in cincinnati, ohio. trump is still trying to decide on secretary of state and sitting down with mitt romney. >> when he makes the decision, it's the decision that's best for america regardless of background. >> reporter: trump's team hinted he is down to four secretary of state finalists, romney, senator bob cork ker and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. house democrats are calling for a hearing to examine his potential conflicts of

interests. abc 7 news. >> thank you. president elect donald trump's has many up jet. wildfires continue to plague the southeast. the death toll has risen to seven after three more bodies were found in tennessee. hundreds of more buildings were destroyed and fires burning in three states. severe weather is blamed for the deaths of at least five people across the south. tornados have touched down in north eastern alabama devastating many cities. three people died when a twister tore through a town. >> reporter: heavy wind, rain and fire. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: wreaking havoc

across the south. >> there's the tornado right there. >> let's go. let's go. >> reporter: from louisiana to tennessee, a trail of destruction. in alabama the storms devastating and deadly with home after home levelled and thousands left without power. more damage in mississippi, but no one killed. >> we're really lucky that nobody was hurt here tonight. you know, it could be the other way. >> reporter: in tennessee. >> nobody expected this. >> reporter: at least six people are dead and authorities are blaming both mother nature and the wildfires. >> i've never seen anything like it. a once in a lifetime disaster. >> reporter: overnight eight new fires before rain arrived which officials say helped but also created new challenges. >> we are experiencing some small mudslides and rockslides because there's no longer that

foliage that's holding everything together. >> reporter: the storms on the move and threatening new areas tonight, but the damage done. homes and cars are burned to the ground and hundreds still in shelters and the fire chief says their work won't be finished for quite some time. officials in tennessee say the worst is over with more rain in the forecast tonight and tomorrow, but for those evacuated there's still no time line when they can return home. the national transportation safety board is joining the investigation into monday's deadly crash of a plane that was carrying a brazilian soccer team in south america and in a regarding the air traffic tower leaked to a radio show the pilot can be heard repeatedly requesting permission to land because of electronics failure and loss of fuel. the aircraft loses altitude from

the airport. cuban exiles are rallying in miami following the death of fidel castro. hundreds gathered today to call for freedom and democracy in cuba. fidel castro's funeral procession began today and over the next three days that box will trace the path he took over seizing power. his funeral will be held sunday. still to come, this was caught on camera. you see a guy here looking at a bucketful of gold. he's running off with that thing weighing more than 80 pounds. the search for a thief ahead. ask finney is ahead. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post them with the #askfinney and i'll answer them. we see skies getting a little brighter right now. clouds are departing. so what's next? i'll have the forecast coming up in ♪ tomorrow's the day

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the man behind the big mac has died. he created the big mac nearly 50 years. mcdonalds initially resisted but it sold so well that they rolled it out nation wooid in 1968. authorities are on the look yut for a man who stole a

bucketful of gold flakes. check out this surveillance video. employees left the back of the vehicle open, first mistake, while making a stop in mid town manhattan. the suspect noticed nobody's around so he moved in, grabbed the 86 pound pale off the back of the truck and he has not been seen since. it is valued at $1.6 million. now you're forecast with spencer christian. >> today's light showers are tapering off and a few sprink sprinkles. tomorrow will be sunny and brooez and high temperatures will range from mid 50s. here is a look at the high temperature trend over the next seven days in san jose which is reflective of what the entire bay area will see. mid 60s, but a sharp chill down

on monday and tuesday of next week. check out the seven-day projected morning low temperatures in santa rosa. we'll see temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, but as temperatures drop in the day time early next week they will drop in the early morning down to around the freezing mark in santa rosa. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll have sunny skies through sunday. our next chance of rain will be on monday and then after that a bit of a chilly winter-like pattern. >> it will be december anyway. >> right. >> it's not like we have a choice. >> well, there's that too. >> it's coming. still ahead, protesters target bay area banks in an effort to stop the dakota access pipeline. putting

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in illinois. the sheriff's department is warning protesters they'll start blocking supplies and people from entering the campsite. protesters aren't bulging vowing to protest the pipeline. today hundreds of protesters were in san francisco protesting the banks that support the pipeline. amy hollyfield has that part of the story. >> reporter: they started with a prayer circle, a long way from the pipeline they are protesting. >> this is a way to be in solidarity. >> reporter: from here they think they can make a huge difference by hitting banks where it counts. >> today our goal is to tell people to divest from the banks that are very incorporated with the pipelines, specifically wells fargo and citi bank. >> reporter: the group convinced this man who is taking his money out of the bank. >> they're trying to make people

understand if you divest you don't finance us anymore. >> reporter: where are you going to put your money? >> credit union. >> reporter: they're against the pipeline because they say it treads on sacred ground and threatens the water supply. the company disputes those concerns. the protesters got their message across today with chanting, prayers and a peaceful march. >> we're not trying to scare people or yell at people. we're trying to get people in a consciousness of what's going on. >> reporter: a statement from wells fargo says the bank is one of 17 financial institutions involved in financing the pipeline and that wells fargo is committed to environmental sustainability and hopes that all parties involved can work together to reach a peaceful resolution. in san francisco, abc 7 news. it's time for ask finney.

the first questions is from a woman who asked for her mother, my mom wants to know when her car will be fixed due to an air bag recall. she is still waiting on parts. >> as is almost everybody. there's 100 million cars that need to be repaired and 10 million have been repaired so far, that leaves about 90% of them out there. pretty dangerous. how do you get your car fixed because there's only so many parts? what you do is your call your dealership and you ask nicely and you do it often. you say are the parts in? can i bring in my car? you hope you call and are nice right when the parts get in. >> that's 90 million still to be done. ron asked why does a credit score get dinged when they get credit inquiries. >> they're worried about what is he up to. he's asking to borrow money and what's he up to.

it's about paranoia. when you ask for a car loan and then you get a car loan just a short time they go he's cool, he's not doing anything weird. they're always paranoid. that's what it's back. that's how come when you ask five or six people for money, that's when the red alarms go off. what's he up to? it's fine. >> when it's michael asking, we can understand why they are concerned. >> beverly from fremont asked how do you stop the robocalls you get all day long? >> they're such a pain. you have three options. if you have voip phone generally through your internet company, you want to download no more robo. for your cell phone you want to get u mail. there's an app. you can download it. if you have a copper land line,

wait. that's really your only option right now. there's nothing you can do to stop it, however the federal communications commission is all over there and working with the phone companies. i think by this time next year it will be about dead. >> really. that's awesome. >> i know. >> we'll see. >> that's something to live for. for people who want to meet ou friday. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. i want to hear your consumer questions. i'm going to be at the fountain over at the the broadway plaza this friday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. be sure to bring your questions. you may be able to ask it live. we're going to have some free stuff out there. come along. you can join us and you can also add your question to social media and we'll get around to answering them on ask finney. put #askfinney. >> friday and free. >> i know. >> all right. thank you. in today's wellness report regular marijuana use can slow

blood flow to the brain. the one sport that can help you live longer than other sports. here's jane king. >> reporter: smoking too much pot can impair memory. it may slow blood flow to the brain. researchers say marijuana isn't selective. it calms the entire brain. tennis players have longer lives than other jocks. swimming and aerobics were associated with the best odds of staving off death from any cause. overall rackette sports led to a reduced risk of death. more people are dying than are born in one-third of the united states. that is a trend reshaping the social, political and economic landscape of the u.s. the wall street journal reports on the study and it found these are not just rural states, but states with big cities like california and massachusetts.

more than two years ago a group of scientists began recruiting more mons with how the brain effects people with deep spiritual beliefs. researchers revealed that the same region of the brain associated with love, music and drugs is also activated by the intense religious experiences described by returned mission y missionaries. here's to your health. nasa is pledging $30,000 to anybody who can help find a solution to a real problem related to space travel. in a video uploaded an astronaut explains the background behind the space poop challenge. that's the real name. participants have until december 20th to offer ideas how to deal with bodily functions. they can put people up in space but they need us to figure this out for them. a bay area school taking measures to protect students.

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>> reporter: in 2008 oakland school board passed a resolution to educate all immigrant children regardless of their legal status and now that resolution will be amended. >> oakland is a sanctuary city and affirming that is important for the school district to say we too want to make sure that all of our students know that we take our responsibility to educate them and keep them safe seriously. >> reporter: oakland unified says it will never obtain or give out information about students or their families to immigration officers. the policy states that i.c.e. must get permission to enter a school. the district says that scenario has never happened, but the oakland education association says if it did, teachers would be the first line of defense. >> no matter what their policy, our members will not cooperate with giving information or access to students. >> reporter: the resolution has the blessing of teachers, their

union is suggesting more specific language. the union is asking all muslims immigrant or not be protected. charter schools would have to come up with a similar protection policy. students would never be enter gatd without representation. this parent says several meetings have been held at schools to reassure families they will be safe. >> it will give some people some rest and particularly the children so when they're in class or in school they can focus on the things they should be focusing on. >> reporter: once the resolution has passed, school staff will be trained on how to follow the new policies. in oakland, abc 7 news. we were at an elementary school this morning when it was honnonor honored by the school district for academic growth. it was designated as schools on the rise. all the campuses being honored

have shown improvement in student achievement. >> thank you so much for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. a shooting shuts down the freeway. drivers are making u turns to get out of this mess. a neighborhood under siege as law enforcement tries to find an inmate on the loose. an arrest after an apparent sexual attack at a high school. the father of the victim tells what happened to his little girl. in san francisco, a bullet hole in the middle of a front door is testimony to a life taken. tonight, the question is who shot and killed a city worker. cops walk the freeway in oakland to help them figure out who shot up a carrot roadway. it had a really messy result for folks as you look there.

the traffic backup was pretty severe and still is at this hour as you look live. they've had no choice but to wait patiently as police try to figure out what happened and clean up the freeway. good evening. let's show you a map of where this is all happening. it is in east oakland on the mcarthur freeway. >> reporter: i can describe it just one way. what a mess. now, this happened just before 3:30 this afternoon and as you can see it will take a while before that traffic clears out of here. now, according to chp a man and woman were in their car when they were shot on interstate 580. the video shows the bullet holes of the wounded couple and then exited on fruitvale avenue. police found them and they were put in an ambulance and we're

told they're in stable condition. at about 3:50 p.m. chp closed all eastbound lanes of 580 and that's why we have this tremendous backup. it's going to be there for a while. we're talking several miles of traffic which is not moving. it's just there. chp has been allowing -- i don't know if you can see that, has been allowing cars to make u turns and get off at the previous exit. this is having as you can see a huge impact not only here on 580, but on other highways. by the way, we should also mention that the shooter has not been found. in the meanwhile chp are still investigating to see what they can find on 580, a link to this shooting, but again, this highway, 580, eastbound is closed for the time being. i'm live in oakland,