we hear the lanof the building just showed up? >> he was here a few moments ago. for the people living in this area, the power is still out. we are just now hearing from pg&e. they will turn it back on at 8:00 this morning. i will show you why they turned it off. there is a giant crane here that is part of the recovery efforts. they wented the power out so in they accidentally ran into the power lines they would be safe. power is back on. at 8:00 this morning. that is an important element to the people would live in the area. we just shot a video of derick ion almena the leaders of the artist collective and he was out here at the scene moments ago. you can see he did not stop to make comments and left with a group of men who surrounded and protected him. he told abc7 on sunday in an exclusive interview the people who died were his children, his friends, his families, his love.

36 people have been found dead, fatalities, discovered inside the warehouse. we expect the number to go up. there is a coroner's van here at the scene that arrived overnight at 1:00 this morning. we do have a press conference scheduled at 6:00 a.m. when we expect more details. >> as we have been telling you there is an update in the number of napes publicly released. wear learning more of the victims. >> we can share ten names released bit coroner. jessica? >> yes, we do have pictures of some and names of others. at this point, jennifer kiyomi taouye, 31, lived in oakland, worked and her brother said she was at the party painting people's nails a hobby. 21-year-old jennifer morris lived in foster student, a

student. >> michela gregory lived in south san francisco and her boyfriend remains missing from the party. alex ghassan, 35, father of two and film make freeway brooklyn. 28-year-old micah danemayer of oakland a sound and video artist, his girlfriend remains missing. 34-year-old edmund lapine, an artist from utah, and was a musician who loved to spin vinyl. and 33-year-old em bohika of oakland. 33-year-old chelsea dolan of san francisco. 29-year-old pines of berkeley, and benjamin runnels of oakland. more on abc7news.com. reggie? natasha? >> authorities of working to identify the rest of the victims, with notifications to families beyond the united states, to finland, korea, and guatemala. the sheriff said they do not expect the death toll to

dramatically rise again. >> we cannot locate any other deceased victims but we are prepared to remove them if the fire department and a.t.f. locate them. we do not anticipate anymore human numbers. >> the sheriff said additional autopsies today working to identify the remaining victims. >> thousands gathered in lake merritt to remember the victims and you can see the large ground gathered last night to pay respects. a photo of the mourners is tweeted here. katie utehs spoke with one who said the tragedy is forcing a real discussion on serious issues. >> she makes prayer boats. >> i wanted to contribute through love and compassion. >> compassion as the community comes together. >> the way we honor each other is to reach out to each other in community. there are a lot of people who

are very comfortable in their bubble. people focus on what they did with their lives in the final moments of that fire. and other folks are more complete, more aware of what they did all of those many years and days before that all the warehouse fire is forcing issues to the forefront. >> we collect money to bury our friends. we have friends who don't have a place to sleep tonight. those are some truths that some of us who have safe homes don't think about. >> people cheered to honor lives lost while many use their voices to call on community leaders to step up in the aftermath of the deadly fire. >> people who have more can do more. >> words to reflect monday on the shore of lake merritt. >> that was katie utehs reporting. another candlelight vigil held in san francisco last night, dozens met at harvey milk plaza.

leaders of the transgender community organized the tribute saying a number of trans people are thought to have lived in the warehouse and they are concerned they could be among the unidentified victims. all the d.a., investigators are looking at two things, whether there is criminal liability for the fire and if so, who is liable? the d.a. said has interviewed key people associated with ghost ship and the city could be held liable for not enforcing building and safety codes. >> the range of charges could be murder. all the way to involuntary manslaughter. until we know what the evidence shows this could be other charges if the evidence republicans -- presents that the ought d.a. will use any resources necessary to bring justice to the victims and family. >> including individuals like the willing owner and the founder of the art collective. >> there is information we will

be providing but we gist on a day-by-day basis spending to the changing nature of this very complex and devastating event. >> in other words as a criminal investigation conditions the mayor and other city leaders will update as much as they can through the week. >> homegrown oakland business is pledging to help the artist ice community after the fire. they sell many oakland-inspired creations and the set aside $5,000 in grants to benefit the creative community. local artists and musicians can apply for the grants through january 15. >> two on-line fundraising campaigns are helping families of the victims. >> one effort has shattered their original $10,000 goal, and $100,000 goal, and now, it is a $500,000 goal, and it has surpassed $357,000. organizers working closely with the mayor's office and the american red cross. the raiders and a's and warriors

are pitching in, and warriors will donate $50,000 of relief, and raiders and a's are matching donating up to $30,000 each so far, you can see the combined total $304,329. >> a investigators are expected to have another update on the fire this morning at 6:00 a.m. and you can watch it here on abc7. we will stream it for owe on the news app and online on abc7news.com. >> our coverage continues with the alerts and new information. >> now, your forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we will talk about temperatures, up to 10 degrees cooler this morning. you will notice the bone dry air whether it is your lips, hands or heater running all night. we are in the mid-30 at petaluma, and rohnert park at 36, and same in american canyon and mill valley, 33 in guerneville, and santa rosa at 33, calistoga is freezing, at 32, and san rafael, tiburon, a

lost low-to-mid 40s around the bay shore into the south bay, 38 in lafayette and san ramon and brentwood, and a look at walnut creek where it is partly cloudy and 38 degrees. out and about cold this morning to cool this afternoon. slightly breezy on the water. if you are drive watch out for the patchy fog, and 42 in san jose at 87 at the shark tank, and mid-50 today, low-to-mid 50s with increasing clouds tomorrow, and mid-to-upper 50s as we head to thursday. did you notice the chance of rain? coming in to the forecast and it is coming in hard on thursday. i will wrap that up next. >> that could ice mate interesting on the roads, we are enjoying the dry pavement and you can have fog out there, i am not seeing so much in the immediate bay area as 24 hours ago but in the central valley and the tri-valley, it is starting to creep in. i took the liberty of filling in traffic out of the valley, south

i-5 to westbound 205 a crash cleared 15 minutes ago and we have delays. back to 120, also. give yourself a few extra minutes. everyone else is light. bay bridge toll plaza is wide on. we will look at the drive times in less than 10 minutes. >> a tip from overseas prompted a terror wanting in southern california. the public transit passenger on alert. >> klay thompson erupts again the paceers and the amazing record high is celebrating. >> you can look at what is >> you can look at what is happening with

connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. whatcha' been doing braydon? reading let's see pictures, pictures,pictures

there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpa! ♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ >> business and community organizations in oakland's fruitvale district are doing what they can to help out as city deals with the warehouse fire. many groups have walked up to first responders and offered to help. including this group which is offering grief counseling. the doors are being opened to first responders and news crews working long hours. >> anyone who needs coffee, a break, bathroom, we are very close, it is an opportunity to say, we're here and this is what community is. >> the spanish speaking citizens

foundation wants to make sure this tragedy does not get repeated working to inform area residences of the fire danger of illegal electrical hookups. >> this sugar bowl -- this ghost ship can provide us with lesson, a maze of living spaces filled with wood, carpet, paint, and many items like that can produce thick toxic smoke. >> smoke got to 'em and they lost their sense of where they were and they end up making a wrong town and they are even in houses they have lived in for a long time. firefighter say it is important to location where the commit is when. >> life somewhere so you do not waste precious time looking for them during a fire or message. >> we understand the oakland tragedy is affecting so men of you, if you need help there are you, if you need help there are a few options

and there is in person counselors with a full list of the resources on website at abc7news.com. search "help." >> developing news from los angeles where subway commuters see extra security now after the threat of terrorist attack today at a busy station. lapd officers and los angeles deputies have increased patrols at the red line universal station. a public safety agency received an anonymous phone call saying it would take place today much the mayor will ride the line in a chef support along with undercover officers. the threat's credibility is not confirmed. >> now, a terrifying expense for a man that vallejo video of police and paramedics outside a home yesterday. the man was shot several times after breaking into the house. the 27-year-old who lives there said he called 9-1-1 and grabbed a gun when he her the suspect

kick in the door and walk upstairs. when they were face to space the 27-year-old opened fire. the suspect was rushed to the hospital. he died. >> a suspected drunk driver charged with killing a san jose public works employee is expected to enter a plea. 41-year-old gomez was arrested where the accident occurred. he admitted he drank six to eight beers in an hour before getting behind the wheel and ran a red light, hit a car, and hit douglas andrine walking across the street. gomez is charged with felony d.u.i. >> the battle over a private beach at half moon bay could take a new twist today, the state commission will decide whether to use imminent domain to force the owner to sell the land for public easement. surfers use a road for roads until the silicon valley billionaire who owns it blocked it with a gate.

if the commission used. tonight domain members have to come up with the money which the owner lists at $30 million. >> klay thompson had a game for the ages and only played three-quarterses considering the third option was a one man show scoring career high 60 points in a blowout win last night. what makes this more remarkable he difficulty in 29 minutes. it is the most points ever by someone would played less than 3 meants in a game. he did not play in the 4th because the game was well in hand. >> steph curry had a deadline for collective bargaining agreement, and reports suggest that it will shorten the pre-season and start regular stone sooner. the pre-season is too long. it would be less physical express on back-to-back nights and fewer injuries. >> meteorologist mike nicco was gone and we missed you and glad to see your smiling face. >> nice to see you guys, too. got a few presents, also.

now, here is what is going on as for as live doppler hd. i put the cloud cover on to see what was going do happen through the difficult. cloud cover is going to roll in and the air is so dry anything that falls will evaporate. from the east bay hills camera it is quiet, a lot of clouds and sunshine and the highlights are dry during the day tomorrow. when the set sets it will be heaviest on thursday interest friday. we will look at what is going on as far as the temperatures, look at the air mass, 54 and 55 to 56. unless you are at lakeport where it is 50 of the tonight, colder, and these are after reporting stations, the neighborhood likely to be two to three to four degrees cooler and a lot of low-to-mid 30's inland and mid-30s to low 40's around the bay. here is a look at tomorrow morning at 7:00 you can see by pack, that is when the rain rolls in and look at the yellows, during the overnight hours through thursday morning, and the yellows turn to reds on thursday afternoon into the

evening hours and a break before more rain is slighted to roll in on friday, with an atmospheric river bringing a dumping, so we will try to go back and see if we can show that again and what you will see is a break on saturday and sunday and on monday, we have more wet weather. alexis? >> we saw it, you showed it, i am your witness to that. looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge, it is quiet, and, in fact, no one approach on the westbound side in richmond so we have very light early morning traffic flows. the central valley, southbound i-5 to westbound 205 connection we had an orlando crash and stop-and-go traffic. beyond that, you are wide on and tracy to dublin is 28 minutes, southbound 680 dublin to michigan boulevard south is 16 minutes and northbound 5101 to cupertino is 16 minutes. we head back to the traffic maps

next. >> brand new this morning, we have learned the united states will return land on its military base in okinawa back to the japanese government. defense secretary carter made the announcement a short time ago. carter arrived in japan yesterday and met with the japanese prime minister abe in tokyo. portions will be returned by the end of the year, and it is notable because of the increased frustrations by japanese residents near the base and it has fueled a series of incidents involving american service members. this is in the works now for 20 years. reggie aqui and natasha? >> disappointment in the south bay, the holiday extradition that is being canceled. >> a real danger you pose on the road when you lose sleep. >> google is bringing the

emergency contact form to the mobile age a new safety app camed trusted contacts allowing you to give certain people you trust your exact location. and long lines have head to a short supply of nintendo free installation of 30 games. can you pick up the system today with a limited number ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1.

♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks, which means babies born even a few weeks early can have breathing, feeding, and learning problems.

if your pregnancy is healthy, wait for labor to begin on its own. a healthy baby is worth the wait. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how.

abc7 morning us, all news all morning. all the santa clara has has canceled the holiday trolley. they will have the trolley on display for people to take pictures but they have not announced where that will be. >> a few hours of sleep is not only bad for your health but can increase your risk of getting into a car crash. if you miss one or two hours of sleep in 24 hours double the risk for a crash. centers for disease control found more than a third of american adults do not get the recommended seven hours of sleep. researchers say it is important to get enough sheep because this is as dangerous as drunk driving. >> big day for those would have been supporting the stud bar in san francisco. the group that saved the san francisco bar from being sold in july will announce their next step during a community meeting.

last month the small business commission granted the bar legacy business status so landlord incentives like grants can be offered to renew existing leases. the bar has been in the district for 50 years for the longest running gay bar in that part of state. >> a new hundred volunteers build a playground in oakland near embarcadero and grand avenue. the nonprofit helps communities build playgrounds and pg&e and the city all teaming up for the project. the playground design is based on chin's drawing created at a special design event in october. >> we get 50% of our rain total with the three to five events and this is one, here are the totals, through 1:30, now, another push of rain comes in on friday, at an inch and a half in san jose and in concord and in san jose to 2" around the

today a few snow showers and 36, and sunny and 62 in los angeles, and mid-50 through the central valley. and up to lake tahoe, here is a look at the snow on wednesday. a last it on thursday and friday. alexis? >> quiet to kick off the tuesday morning drive. i will take you back to an area we already talked about a crash on westbound 80's beyond dixon and before the 505 merge a tractor-trailer lost part of the load so they are pulled over on the right hand shoulder. there is a lot of styrofoam but not anything that will mess up the car but slow down heading through the area. we will look at the drive times but they are light so far. >> happening today, san francisco city hall will open a brand new lack station station. reggie? >> the stations are in several airports including sfo and not so much in public buildings, the lack station pod is a private comfortable room where mothers request nurse their infants and

pump break milk at noon. >> i think without is handled that better than me. >> equal opportunity. >> a huge step to keep good workers including parents offering up to 4 months of paid leave to 13,000 employees in the united states. parental leave expansion gives employees a better feeling about the workplace that will translate to better customer service. >> amazon is testing the supermarket of future with a new store in seattle. it is like a grocery store without check outlines. shoppers scan their amazon app when they enter and sensors register items they pick up and automatically charges the account. if the shoppers put the items back they not charged. >> the third time is the charm for business owners who kept getting hit by break-ins. he runs a game store in wisconsin and was burglarized twice in a week so he decided to put up surveillance cameras. hours after installing them, he

caught this, another break-in. madison police moved in and arrested 291-year-old son. he said the burglary played in gaming tournaments at the store. what is in there that is so valuable? a daughter remembered for her strength and courage, a trend adds a ray of light and what we are lending about more of people killed in the oakland warehouse fire. >> folks remembering some of the victims across the state of california and we will look at the vigils held overnight in other places beside the bay area.

the holidays don't officialy begin, until it's time to make: flaky, delicious, piping hot things. golden brown and sticky things. fresh out of the oven, why can't they cool things? new things, old things. and blink and they're gone, those went fast things. make the oven one of the things they're most excited to open. it's baking season. warm up the holidays with pillsbury.

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

>> where you live, this abc7 news. >> a community in mourning, finds strength in each other. thousands gathered to remember the lives lost in the ghost ship warehouse fire. i am natasha zouves. >> it is tuesday, december 6. i am reggie aqui. more victims are identified in the oakland fire and it will be another tough day ahead for the workers. all the man who ran the ghost ship collective showed up to the site. and our reporter just spoke with him and what is he saying? >> derick ion almena is here moments ago. we have video of him surrounded by a few men, here to support him when he made a few statements saying that he created the artist collective to let young people do what they