enforcement. he will be joined by a last leaders here, community leaders, city leaders including the mayor liccardo who shared his thoughts after the election saying people in san jose are concerned changes in immigration rules or enforcement could separate families while others are afraid it will start registries for muslims. they will enforce laws against anyone committing a crime and local police do not involve themselves with federal enforcement. there is an office of myth -- immigrant affairs. we will hear more at news conference at 11:00 a.m. >> the 51 house democrats you are asking president obama to make it harder for president-elect donald trump to institute a muslim registry when he takes office. this is a copy of the letter they sent to the president urging him to dismantle the framework for the registry. it was launched in 2001

response to the 9/11 attacks. it is fault used now but it is part the law and could be reinstituted. >> from the cabinet to the wall on the border the president-elect is making a lot of news on the road trip. he want to indianapolis to explain how he saved a thousand jobs from moving to mexico. he said he gave $7 million tax breaks to carrier to make that happen. president-elect discussed building a real wall on the border and said it would have doors to allow legal immigration. in ohio he said he will appoint james mattis as defense secretary a widely respected general need as waiver congress because law mandates defense secretary not be active military for the previous seven years. >> a uc santa cruz student is recovering from a scary experience, after hitchhiking yesterday morning when a driver tried to kidnap her. katie marzullo explains the student said she made a daring

escape. >> he is lucky. >> students at uc santa cruz cannot believe what happened. they do not bat an eye as the fact she was hitchhiking. >> i was terrified because you put a lot of trust and i see people hitchhiking all time. >> a student would be counting on another student to be in that car. there is some friend here. >> the police say the victim was hitchhike at this bus stop at heller and mclaughlin drive. a man picked her up smoking marijuana behind the wheel. they got to bay and high street where she wanted to get out he would not stop. she pleaded with him to pull over for a mile. and jumped from the moving car as it slowed down at mission street. >> i would have panicked. hopped out of the car >> there are safer ways to get around according to a

spokesperson. [ inaudible ] hitchhiking obviously coming with a set of danger. all the suspect is in his mid-50s with a spanish accent and slicked back hair. he was driving a four-door sedan, with a red paper license plate from a dealershipship in watsonville. >> new details in a high school sex assault case. >> the father of the accused is putting the blame on the teen girl who said she was raped. the 15-year-old girl said a student from de la salle assaulted her after a football game at de la salle high school. the bad said that the sex was consensual. we should add the father is himself a registered sex offender. the contra costa county district ton said they have not decided whether to press charges in the case. >> statement from the boy's father, saying and i quote, "he's tall, dark and handsome and plays for de la salle, a last girls that want to be with

my son when young, fast girls see something they like, they go after it." >> 4:33. the man arrested for the murder of a san francisco public works employee will make the first court appearance. police arrested 26-year-old yesterday saying he shot and killed germane jackson jr. on wednesday morning. while jackson was cleaning up graffiti at portrero hill. there is no motive released. all the san francisco police officers association is asking the public to weigh in on proposed changes to its "use-of-force" policy. >> this could happen with a proposal before the city police commission. with this prohibited weapons policy, we can't stop senseless slaughter. >> the officers association released a new ad showing an angry man driving into a crowd of people and an officer hesitating to pull his weapon. police say the new policy would prohibit officers from drawing weapons against a moving

vehicle. the ad asks residents to call the police commission's president to speak against the proposal. according to the "san francisco examiner" it is misleading because allegations are not true. >> calls are for change at san francisco police department began after the fatal police shooting of stabbing suspect mario woods. a candlelight vigil is held in his honor to mark the anniversary. anniversary. it will begin at officers say the 26-year-old lunched at officers with a enough but the video raises questions about what, exactly, happened. the delegate sparked several protests calling for former police chef greg suhr to resign; he stepped down in may. >> the san bernardino community will mark a year since the attack that left 14 people dead and 22 injured. farook and his wife weapon on a

rampage where farook worked. he did not think muslims should part in a non-muslim police. hold a 14 mile memorial bicycle right to remember the 14 victims. >> honors for fallen officer in takoma, walk, paying tribute to a 17-year veteran shot not line of duty. we got the video of the vigil held last night, hundreds of law enforcement, community leaders, folks who police officer intact chemical -- in the town of takoma, washington, the 45-year-old was responding to a domestic violence call. colleagues told our local station that he felt gratitude for the community's support and a sense of pride that so many people showed up.

this morning, there is also a growing memorial for gutierrez at the police station in takoma >> investigators say the accelerator may have toledo a fur car crash that killed a person in at lombard and divisadero yesterday. the prius was broadsided by an s.u.v. that was going about 60 down divisadero and it ran a red light and smashed into the prius. 45 were hurt including one in critical condition. >> bart's board of supervisors has delayed the accommodation of more trains on bart to carry more people. they are postpone the division to hear more from the public. bart said the surveys did not and righters enough about demographics such as where they live or if they have special needs. the new trains make room for

4,700 additional rider by eliminating seats forcing more to stand. >> the governor brown administration will and a judge to block a when day strike by california's largest state employee crucial. the local 100 said the members go on strike on monday. the union members have 95,000 employed by the state and demanding 17% wage increase over three years. state agencies are warning unions this is illegal and they could be subject to discipline. >> good news for the crab sea. -- crab industry. a 50 mile stretch of beach will open after a drop in the domoic acid levels. commercial crab fishing opened for most of the bay area last month. last year the season was cut short by the toxic algae bloom

>> bad news for bart riders in parts of the east bay. i have a map of our bart routes. i want to explain what happened and who is impacted. between richmond and mcarthur station in the oakland area there will be very limited service at least for the foreseeable future this morning, we had a maintenance vehicle lose a wheel on the tracks there in downtown berkeley and they are work on getting the vehicle removed and they will have to inspect the tracks. we have single tracking from richmond to the yellow line could be impacted from pittsburg because it connects at mcarthur. keep a close cry on that with amy hollyfield headed to el cerrito station. if you driving this morning we are okay westbound 80 the camera is shaking and it is breezy. but no significant delays on the road so far. we look at drive times next.

mike? >> good morning, cannot make that up. maintenance vehicle lost its wheels. >> temperatures are up to 14 degrees warmer this morning because of the winds we will start long the east bay where we have low-to-mid 50s but for around fremont at 49 and orinda at 48 degrees. here is a look at the rest of our neighbors, santa rosa at 40 and los gatos at 41 and san jose at 72 and concord at 50. winds are 17 to 30 in the east bay hills. you can see the camera. on the road it will be milder. watch out for the breezes. on the water, it will be good if you like kite surfing. choppy and breezy. it will be dry today. the golden gate bridge has a north wind at 20 to 26 miles per hour. here is a look at today through the when, low-to-mid 60s today. low-to-upper 60s tomorrow.

the breezes come back, upper 50s to let 60s and a quiet and dry transition to cooler weather. >> coming up, taking a bite out of crime turning to pet owners to keep the streets safer. >> fighting silicon valley's housing crisis to become part of the solution with help from facebook. facebook. stay

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get screened for colorectal cancer. screening saves lives. >> all news, all morning. >> facebook pledged millions for affordable housing and job training. the company is committing $20 million over the next five years to help in the housing crisis with $10 million to projects in east palo alto. they plan to contribute to emergency rent relief and job training programs to help local residents connect to the company. >> a bay area community is getting people and their pets involved in a but policing effort. it is called the dog walker watch. south san francisco police launched the program to get dog walkers to pay attention to their surroundings. here is that step. >> meth dog owners are focused on their friendors their phones

when they are out and about l is a call for action from south san francisco police to sign up for a first-of-its-kind dog walking watch program. >> this program is designed to have you guys identify suspicious activity and report it to us. >> dog walkers are out day and night and can now act as the eyes and ears of the police department. in south san francisco, car break-ins and residential players are the most common complains. in dog owners are paying attention they might even catch someone in the act. >> this is a strictly reporting to the police department. we don't want them engaged or with anyone else. they listen what to look for and what to do. >> you have to be aware of what is going on in order to stay safe. it is nice to have the people who are out walking the dogs being in the program. >> some neighborhoods have had a lost break-ins so i don't want it to happen to ours. it is great.

>> a final dog walker watch training class is scheduled for next thursday. >> communication between crime victims and state prisons is easier, the department of corrections and rehabilitation announced a new automatic e-mail notification system with victims notified 90 days prior to their offender's release from custody and e-mail victims to let them know in an escape or death of an offender. the department said the notification through the vine service will discontinue at the end of the year. all the worst drivers in the country are right here in the bay area according to online insurance company website. california is the second worst state to drive in behind utah. oakland has the distinction of having the worst drivers in the state. that is followed by sacramento and then anaheim. they look at traffic deaths, speeding and d.u.i. tickets to come up with the rankings.

best drivers are living in rhode island. >> just don't buy that. we are the second worst in the nation? there are other places worse than us. we are bias. >> alexis, a major traffic issue on bart? >> i agree with reggie. i have lived other places. we have a major commuter alert with bart, a big time problem in the east bay with limited service between mcarthur and richmond stations with a maintenance vehicle that lost a wheel on the tracks in downtown berkeley area. it is fought looking good. they are trying to remove the vehicle that is stuck. they are suggesting you seek alternate transportation. it will be a long-term issue and amy hollyfield is on the way. we will have the latest from her as soon as possible. if you are driving as an alternate or just plan on driving anyway we are okay, westbound 580 tracy to dublin is 30 minutes so light through the

central valley with a high wind advisory. keep that in mind. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard 16 minutes and between 101 and cupertino in the green at 15 minutes. now a check with meteorologist mike nicco and high wind advisory for the bay bridge. it is gusty. >> the breezes are bringing us dry air that you could feel in your hands, lips, let, skin, all dry. here is 87 at san jose, nothing but stars. today, in the highlight, more warmth, tonight is clear, calmer and cooler and warmer this weekend before the frosty nights hit us next weekend with the cool of the air of the season arriving. today, 60 at half moon bay the cool sport and most of us at 62, to about 64 degrees. not much most of us in the san ramon valley are in the low-to-mid

40s and san francisco is about 47. tomorrow we warm up a degree or two and the clouds will are race the temperature gains on sunday and the dry, cold front drops us into the mid-to-upper 50s on monday and tuesday morning, frost is likely inland, and wednesday morning, frost is likely inland, and temperatures are rebounding into low-to-mid 50s and bone dry and a slight chance only on thursday. >> a live desk update from abc7 mornings. >> the next summer olympic games are being called too expensive. the olympic committee is telling officials in tokyo to re-do to $20 billion budget calling it unacceptable. the vice president said we need to make it more affordable and rejected the proposed budget. this is video from when it was announced. this is why it is important, they said such a large price tag could scare off cities considering bits for future olympics. the next summer games are in 2020 including five new sports,

baseball, softball, surfing, skate boarding, karate, and sports climbing. >> white wine lovers stick around: a health improve now linked to the drink. >> lyft is making a big change. rihanna and prince harry are teaming up. but, first, techbytes. >> a return to smart phones by nokia. remember that ring? they are the largest seller of mobile phones in the world before losing ground to other companies and the new droid phones will be available next year. >> you can see nicaragua agree falls in a new light, a $3 million l.e.d. lighting system was switched on, bright are and more vivid colors using 630% less energy and they last longer. that time of area when we keep tabs on santa and the trip.

>> norad has the website to track the 2016 including the north pole village, countdown north pole village, countdown clock, and streaming video and did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965

have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere.

cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >> the users will be happy you can see how much the ride costs before getting in your car, and san francisco only one of five cities that now gets to see your cost upfront.

before this, riders were the only ones with the feature and everyone else gets an estimate. the final price does not show until you over, you have to put in "destination," to get the upfront price. >> applications for those living with hi are encourage by the outpouring of support for world aids day. this picture was shared of the san jose city tower let up in red with a short ceremony to remember those who died 2,700 now are living in santa clara county with h.i.v. in san francisco it is world in san francisco it is world aids day and a handing over $115,000 check to project reform. aids walk san francisco raised $192,000 for various organizations, and we are a proud sponsor of that walk. >> speaking of all that, prince

harry and rihanna have a world aids day message, don't be afraid to be tested. h.i.v. testing in the home country of rihanna in and their test results came back negative, and prince harry has been campaigning for people to get checked for many weeks. at trader joe's another recall, the two brands are being recalled for possible listeria contamination, hummus, the white bean and basil found in finished sample so all are being recalled less than two weeks after trader's recalled sabra hummus for listeria, also. >> we have a new study on white wine suggesting it can officer your risk of melanoma from a prefer at brown university.

it finds 13% increase in the risk for melanoma per white wine drink a day and for women it is higher. red wine, beer and liquor do not have the same association. mel them causes a large majority of skin cancer deaths. >> we have a commuter alert. unfortunately, this is sounding like it will be a problem for a while so zooming in on the bart map we have a disabled maintenance vehicle that lost a wheel in downtown berkeley overnight and they are still trying to remove the vehicle so they are single tracking between richmond and mcarthur stations, the red lane, the orange line and impacting the yellow line, as well, coming from pittsburg and we have been talking to bart officials and not sounding too optimistic, it is going to be here for a while and even impacting san francisco lines and front -- treatment lines. we will check with amy hollyfield soon. now, the forecast with meteorologist mike nicco.

>> here is what to expect during december in deck our second coolest month, we go from 61 to 57 on low side, 47 to 44 but we are getting 4.5" of rain. it will be in napa today, average high is 60 degrees and topping out at noon at 58. 61 at 2:00, out to seat, dress for 52 at 6:00. around the state, travel has no issues and you can see the snow in lake, and it is keeping it windy in the high country. snow showers on tuesday. otherwise, it will be quiet. >> spacex has the first launch since the explosion three months ao. spacex said they are close to finishing the investigation interest what went wrong on september 1. you can see the rocket burst interest flames and destroyed $200 million in equipment. now 10 satellites are packed abefore the next rocket

scheduled launch is scheduled for december 16. >> does santa clara county owe you money? how it is making it easier to find out. >> kidnapped, chained, becaused, and beaten, that is not all, only on abc7, the husband of the kidnapped redding mother is revealing more details of his wife's ordeal. >> a look at cuba where they are ready for former leader f was industry's

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