rich, the famous and the outraged. >> wayne freedman joins us live fom city hall. >> they are making it as complicated as possible. the people who lived along the street didn't hear about it until 2017. they're asking the board of supervisors to rescind that sale, saying they were never notified. from there, was this a platter of speculation or a matter of not looking at your mail? take a look. >> only in san francisco. fr >> i don't dispute that we could have done more. >> that is san francisco treasurer jose cisneros, speaking before the board of supervisors saying he could not have searched harder but needed more tools to notify the owners that they were delinquent in making their tax payments for

many, many years. >> right now it's only for the pride of ownership for us. >> the couple who paid $90,000 for presidio terrace when the city auctioned it off. the homeowner's association appealed to san francisco's board of supervisors to get the street back. attorney matt dorsey says the tax collector treasurer's office failed to notify them, failing constitutional rights. >> it could have been posted. it could have been trying harder to find the address, picking up a telephone. >> does that mean when you live on one of the most exclusive you're wealthy and politically connected that you get a different system of government than the rest of us. >> among those dianne feinstein. >> no one should lose property at the hands of the government.

>> they simply did not pay attention to take care of the property. >> wayne freedman, abc 7 news. a water main break in san francisco is causing a big traffic mess tonight. sky 7 was above second and harrison streets about an hour ago. officials are urging drivers to avoid the area if they can. a captured fugitive from the santa clara county jail, appeared in the same pail low alto court today from where he escaped. he pleaded not guilty to the original armed robbery charges against him. he and a second inmate escaped november 6th. bivens was captured in san leandro last sunday. the other inmate was captured in

stockton. i did not enter a plea and was assigned a public defender. >> the jury in the steinle murder trial ended another day without a verdict. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live where she's been every day of this trial. >> this trial began on october 23rd, now. when they began deliberating, remember the first day was a short day. they have to get their things in order. the second day was also a short day because of the thanksgiving holiday. when you think about it, the jury has had only two full days of deliberation and going through the entire case. >> it's not unusual for deliberations in a murder trial to take weeks. according to former alameda county d.a. >> if they came back today, i would say that was a quick

verdict. >> so far the jury in the people versus jose seratta case, it's more than that. >> they may ask for evidence. they may ask for read back of testimony of one or more witnesses. >> the jury may also want clarification on some of the instructions given to them regarding the law, while he's charged with second degree murder, the jury has also been asked to consider first degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. >> san francisco's status as a sanctuary city received heavy criticism even mayor ed lee tried to keep him from commenting today. >> we're not talking about that. >> it's in court, and obviously,

they've heard everything, and every argument, the judicial system will end up being what it is. >> the family announced they will not be in court for the verdict. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> be the first to know when the verdict comes down by downloading our free abc news app. we'll bring you the verdict live on air and online at abc 7 news.com. >> detectives say a wife's suspicions led to her husband's arrest on child porn charges. you're looking at matthew coda. he was arrested when he stepped off a flight at san francisco international airport yesterday. his wife first contacted deputies in september. >> we were able to work through this case and place her husband under arrest. we -- she's a hero in this. >> coda remains in the san ma stay yo county jail on $200,000 bail. he downloaded images from the

internet, and did not take any of the 3,000 images deputies say they found on his computer. >> a san leandro police officer is out of a job, accused of unlawful sexual acts with a 17-year-old. the program is for young people interested in pursuing law enl forcement careers. the misconduct happened while he was offduty. the officer has resigned from the san leandro police department. >> in san jose, pet owners are on edge tonight after learning two cats were shot with arrows, now, animal services has released a picture of one of the attacks in hopes of catching the person responsible. a warning, this image is very disturbing. chris wynn is in an upscale neighborhood. >> reporter: they really need to be keeping my eyes even more

open than i do normally. >> reporter: pet owners on high alert, after cats were shot with arrows on the property. smeone's pet cat is now recovering from surgery after being hit in the abdomen. >> are you prepared to time for the crime. >> reporter: a cat shot in october also survived. san jose animal services shared this picture with us. >> it's very concerning. anyone that's willingly able to do this to an animal, who knows what are they going to do next? >> abc 7 news was at the complex today as police canvassed the area. nearby neighbors are appalled by the violence. >> owning three dogs and imagining someone shooting my dogs, it's just really upsetting. it's pretty shocking to see something like that happening in

this neighborhood. >> a stunning realization that hits so close to home. >> i can't visualize anyone having the heart to do something to a little creature. it's sad, they're defenseless. >> the arrows that were used in the two attacks appear to be similar. >> it's horrendous and it breaks my heart. >> the person responsible has yet to be caught. in san jose, chris wynn abc 7 news. check out the flames the san rafael fire department faced this morning. a mobil home caught fire in the safeway parking lot on b street. no one was hurt. >> neighbors in san jose chased him, a gunman who shot up a high school got away. this is the second time in less than a month someone has shot at this school. >> i started hyperventilating.

he's pointing at me, he's pointing at me. can you hide behind a tree? what can you do? i hit the grounged. >> police searched the neighborhood for two hours, then determined the gunman was out of that area. oakland mayor says police won't cooperate with ice agents in the future. this follows activists complying with police during a traffic control in august. oakland's police chief told us ice told her it was a criminal raid targeting human trafficking suspects. >> no criminal charges have been brought. only deportation have been brought, this does compromise our ability to trust this agency. >> that wouldn't have provided any help if they knew it was an immigration rate or deportation action. because of oakland's sanctuary city status. >> a canadian man pleaded guilty

in san francisco today. attorneys for kareem baritov say he was a minor player in the scheme, organized by russian intelligence officers. three russian men are also accused. more than half a billion yahoo accounts were exposed. the russians hired him to hack 80 g mail accounts. he only hacked 8. >> he didn't have knowledge of who these individuals were or what they were doing. he didn't have knowledge -- the names he was given, that information was derives from the yahoo hack. >> he pleaded guilty to eight counts of identity theft. he faces a maximum of 9 years in prison. >> after five days of holiday shopping, today is the designated day to give. not just your money, also your time. see what a difference giving

tuesday can make really all year long. >> mild afternoon, and chilly mornings. that's the pattern we're in right now. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. teaching kids math and science can be fun. really. we'll show you the latest at high-tech toy

just in to our newsroom. minutes ago, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to rescind the sale of presidio terrace, the private street in the wealthy san francisco neighborhood that wayne freedman told us about. the supervisor's vote was 7 yes votes to four no votes. ownership of the street goes back to the homeowners at least

for now. nonprofits across the bay area are raising money with a campaign dubbed giving tuesday. it gives people the opportunity to find adoptive homes for animals or serving food to the homeless. people who are benefiting from giving tuesday. >> reporter: a nonprofit hoping to raise $10,000 on this giving tuesday. in many ways, the donations are more than money. they help people like david moffet who was homeless for 10 years, he cleans up trash as part of a program that has put him on the right track by giving him purpose. >> i was a drug addict before. i know that doing this gets me up, and i look forward to doing it. and it's just a good opportunity for a lot of people. >> there are so many choices. there are 1 1/2 million

registered nonprofits in the u.s. >> i think it's important that everybody gives to the charity of their choice. i know a lot of our donors feel connected with downtown streets team. it's important if another nonprofit or another movement is more to your calling that you give, nonetheless. >> giving tuesday is also about volunteerism. beverly donates time to the human society of silicon valley, where she socializes the cats and dogs available for adoption. and helps to match them with families. >> i get much mooar back from it than i give to it. >> so it's a -- it just makes life more joyful. >> the shelter has 1300 volunteers, many put in an average of five years. the humane society uses social media to accept donations. >> there's so much passionate this shelter, you wouldn't believe, the fact that we're all working toward the same goal makes it incredibly special. >> there are other ways to participate in giving tuesday, including donating food, clothing and blood. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news.

>> the numbers are in over the holiday weekend. more than 174 million americans shopped either in stores or online. according to the national retail federation, that's more than expected. 64 million shopped both in stores and online. the two most popular days for shopping in stores were black friday and small business saturday. online, black friday and cyber monday. shoppers spent an average total of $335 between thursday and yesterday. one deal doesn't have a dollar figure, the amount the firm we work paid to buy weta. it's a real estate company best known for creating shared work spaces. it's just the latest in a string of we work tech and real estate acquisitions, which include the lord & taylor store where we

work has its headquarters. another deal announced today, arby's is buying buffalo wild wings. arby's has big steaks in untie nines, car develop and jimmy john's. the deal will take buffalo wild wings private. >> the temperatures have been rising. kind of warm for this time of year? >> it is very pleasant. spencer is tracking the forecast as we hit mid week and beyond. >> here's a live look at 7. there are breaks in the clouds, it's not overcast. let's take a look at some current conditions. this is a live view, looking down on to san francisco. nice clear view right now. we have a 2 degree temperature

range, 55 to 57 degrees at oakland. mountain view and half moon bay. another view from our emeriville camera, looking west across the bay. 58 degrees in concord, 53 in livermore. here's a little bit more of the financial district from our rooftop camera at abc 7. it will be chilly again tomorrow morning, not quite so cold as it was this morning. mild and sunny days through friday morning. overnight, once again, we'll see temperatures dropping down into the chilly range, up in the north bay, where we had lows this morning in the mid-30s, tomorrow morning, look for upper 30s, modest improvement there, inland areas in the east bay and south bay, we'll see lows around 40 degrees. lows will range from low to mid-40s. this is the outlook for the next few days from accuweather

showing a huge ridge of high pressure, keeping most of the western u.s. dry storms will still hit the pacific northwest, we'll see showers there, maybe a couple heavy downpours. possibly rumbling thunder. as the storm out at sea is triggering that weather. it's producing rough surf in the bay area. a beach hazard alert will be in effect as wave heights grow to between 10 and 14 feet. up to our north, wave heights even higher. because of this storm brewing up in the gulf of alaska, it's one that's going to produce the stormy weather in the pacific northwest, for the bay area, looks like it produces a minimal chance of rain for us over the weekend. tomorrow, look for highs in the

low to mid-60s, that's from the coast to inland. it won't be a wide range from coast to inland. a mild day shaping up for the entire region. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. high temperatures in the upper 670s inland on thursday. above average highs for that day, the day before december begins, friday, the first day of december, we'll see mid to upper 60s inland. over the weekend, we'll get an increase in clouds, and a slight chance of showers in the north bay on saturday, cool and breezy sunday, we return to completely sunny skies again next monday and tuesday. >> we know the who, the why, and the what now we're learning the when, where and much more about the upcoming royal wedding. between prince

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tonight pope francis is attracting controversy in the medicine of the of the first ever papal visit to the nation of myanmar. he gave a speech this afternoon, but does not mention what amounts to ethnic cleansing by the military. the pope called for peace. nearly 1 million muslim refugees are living in camps and tell abc news horrific details of burned homes and if the pope had mentioned the persecution, he

may have put the country's tiny population at risk. he will meet with rohinga refugees in jeopardy. we're learning more about the up coming nuptials. markle is prot stent. it will be held at saint george's chapel. the guest list has not been released. we know the queen will attend. the event could cost more than $30 million according to the new york daily news, with most of the money going to the security. royal relatives shared their excitement. >> william and i are absolutely thrilled at such exciting news. we wish them all the best. and hope they enjoy this happy moment. >> the wedding could be a royal holiday of sorts. brits got an extra day off when

william and kate were married. scott weiner is trying to give cities like san francisco and oakland the option of ke keeping bars open until 4:00 a.m. he joined us to talk about it at 4:00. >> we had strong bipartisan support last year in both houses. we hit a hitch in the committee. i think we have a reasonable shot at passing it. sacramento, west hollywood also expressed interest in staying open later. it could increase public safety. bar owners say it would significantly help business. hearings on sexual harassment on california's state capital began today. >> what some women say they've had to deal with, and what the response so far has been. also. >> a pilot program that could turn some parking

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safer environment for everyone who works in california politics. >> changing the culture at the capital. that's the goal of hearings now underway on the topic of sexual harassment. an assembly committee heard from people who say the capital is a reta retaliatory environment for those who speak up. >> i am fearful of being retaliated against. >> at the state capital today, an assembly member told a story of sexual harassment. by what she said the head of the rules committee told her. if she did not sleep with him, she would kill all of her bills. who would she complain to. >> that is an outrage to the institution. >> on this subcommittee meeting on harassment, women spoke out about the failures of current policies for dealing with the problem. >> this hearing is vital to the institution, it is a painful

topic, it is an explosive topic. >> raul stepped down as majority whip yesterday after seven women alleged he grope them. moore spoke out today like this highpowered lobbyist, who says an unnamed lobbyist forced her into a bathroom for a sexual encounter. >> i hoped i would inspire other women to step forward and share their story as well. >> many complained, there is little accountability and often times retaliation for speaking up. this public hearing is a step toward big changes. >> more hearings are planned for january, it's likely women will be allowed to testify anonymously, as the legislature looks to change the culture here at the capital. lesley brinkley, abc 7 news. a victory tonight for the reason's tax package, a senate committee voted to advance the bill. the full senate is set to vote

on the tax plan tomorrow. people gathered at the capital to protest the measure's provision to eliminate the obamacare mandate that every american has health insurance. >> if the bill works the way i think, all these loud people will have proven to be loud. i will be proven to be right. if it doesn't do what i think it will do, we will lose. those earning less than $100,000 a year, will likely see tax cuts. the battle over who's heading up the consumer protection agency continues.

the water main break that's been slowing down traffic in san francisco all afternoon has been repaired. >> the city tweeted about this minutes ago. what a mess the break made on second and harrison streets, only about an hour ago, as folks were trying to get home. the break which happened around 6:00 this morning, was likely caused by old pipes. if you've driven through san francisco lately, you've no doubt had to goth a few uber or lyft cars parked on streets. they include sections of clement street in the inner richmond, chestnut street in the marina, bay street in north beach, two sections of howard street as well as portions of hayes street and hayes valley. 24th street and irving street in the inner sunset. here's jonathan bloom with more.

>> stand on chestnut street for five minutes and you'll see it. >> they can't find where their pick up is, or the person, and so they end up double parking along the street. >> not even the mayor is immune. >> i've been stuck behind it, parking in the middle of the street. >> mayor lee is proposing special zones for uber and lyft drivers. >> you see the bikes and pedestrians walking around those cars, it's dangerous. >> one merchant thinks it can bring order to a chaotic street. >> they'll know where to go every single time. >> the cost of those dropoff zones would be something that's already scarce, parking. >> some neighbors doubt it will help. >> i don't think double parking will be solved. people are always going to want to double park. >> they want uber and lyft the only spot you can request a ride on some streets. >> how many of the drivers are there on the street in a given time of the day.

there's got to be a maximum and minimum. >> uber and lyft have lots of data on where drivers go. >> they believe it's private property, you're going to be litigating for a long time. >> lee wants to coax it out of them, as for parking, the zones may not replace regular meters. >> there's a lot of empty yellow zones too, that don't get used. >> zones intended for these trucks that are double parked. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> from pump to plug. a group of scientists say data is cheaper to drive an electric car. the survey done by a group called the union of concerned scientists says generally electric vehicles are cheaper to use, cheaper to maintain and becoming cheaper to buy. thanks to state and federal rebates. on average, drivers would save anywhere from 440 to more than

$1,000 a year by switching from gas to electric. the savings are on the high end in the bay area. drivers in san jose would save $881 air year on average by switching. san francisco drivers who pay some of the highest gas prices anywhere in the state, see the biggest savings at $966 a year by going are electric. >> getting your money's worthwhile christmas shopping. >> he's going to guide us through high-tech toys that are more than fun and games too. >> a nation of these working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms will go a long way to saving lives. >> why today

today abc 7 kicked off our eighth annual operation save a life. >> a message about fire and carbon monoxide safety. >> carolyn tyler has the story. >> it's the eighth year abc 7 has been part of operation seven save a life.

teaming up with local fire departments, the home depot and kidde. the nation's largest supplier of fire protection products. it seemed especially fitting today to announce the generous gift of 4400 smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. >> i can cannot think of a better way to celebrate the national day of giving. doing it here with you. and donating alarms to save lives. >> reporter: according to the national fire protection association, three out of five deaths from house fives happen when there's no smoke alarm or when it's not working. sometimes that's due to forgetfulness. >> there's a chirping noise, you take the battery out, forget about it. >> those who will receive free smoke detectors need to know how to respond.

>> when it goes off, you have three minutes to get out of your building. you should know two ways to get out of your home. this is the peak season for poisons from that odorless colorless gas. >> carbon monoxide is the silent killer, it's really important to have a carbon monoxide detecting feature, and a lot of smoke detectors do both. >> the fire departments will hand out the detectors to those they see in need. over the past decade, kidde has given the bay area more than 25,000 smoke detectors and 3,000 carbon monoxide alarms. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. as we said, kidde says over the past decade, the company has distributed 25,000 smoke alarms and 3,000 carbon monoxide detectors just here in the bay area. the san francisco fire department will be giving out more free smoke detectors on thursday, it's happening at a

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the bay area's hothousing market could cool off a little next year. the california association of realtors says pending home sales in october hit the lowest level in six months. it was the fourth straight months of declines. the bay area saw the largest drop, more than 10% down from last year, more homes sold below asking price, and they were further below than they were a year ago. >> technology has become part of a daily routine, the toy aisle is no exception. >> michael finney checked out a couple recent high-tech offerings at a local trade show. >> they are all the deal. toys are combines of system education. toy makers are counting on parents shelling out big bucks for their child's education. >> reporter: playing with robots is only half the fun it's creators hope kids find building them is just as exciting.

>> they can learn how to assemble and build their own robot. this computer kit comes with hours worth of games. >> this is a kit that kids build robots for themselves. >> they learn how to build robots by snapping pieces in to place on an animated model. they then duplicate the efforts with the robot parts. >> expression of being angry. >> the builder kit retails for $100. you can get the larger astro bot kit for 200. for those who want even more technology the alpha 1 pro responds to voice commands. >> you can talk to the robot as if you are talking to amazon

ale alexa, it's looking for people's space right now and then it just took a picture. >> the alpha one pro sells for $600. they're hoping regular computer games will encourage children to learn. >> they move around mine craft world and explore different changes that show them how to build hardware. >> the piper computer kit sells for $299. i want to hear from you. 10 to 2, monday through friday. you can reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> i really like that you have to do certain tasks before you can get to the games. as you well know the bay area is a beautiful place to be. >> check out this fall color shot that adrian captured, gorgeous contrast, green and

oran orange. she used the #abc7now. which helped us find it. >> how do you like my picture. i'm features this right now. mostly clear skies with a few broken thin clouds. what are our rain chances? >> slim to none. we have 10% chances of rain, that's about it. we'll have mainly clear skies, chilly in in the inland valleys. near the bay and the coast we'll have lows in the low to mid-40s. tomorrow's highs will be rather mild. low 60s at the coast. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, it looks like sunny skies all the way through friday. partly cloudy, increasing clouds over the weekend. slight chance of showers on saturday in the north bay. otherwise we're high and dry.

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the 49ers really made the obvious call today, jimmy garoppolo will make his first start for the red and goal. he's had a month to learn the playbook looked great in a very small sample size, touchdown pass, garoppolo replaces the rookie who has shown a lot of toughness, and led the niners to their lone win. it's ready to go, it's time to make the change, niners play the bears on sunday that will be a homecoming for garoppolo who grew up outside of chicago. michael crabtree had his suspension reduced by one game

crabtree and had a keeb talib suspended for two games after this gold chain brawl. stop yanking my chain. the nfl knocked a game off of each suspension, that's a big deal for the raiders crab's teammates say they're not upset his personal grudge turned into a team wide issue. >> regardless of how you may feel or anything. i felt like it was something that was going to happen, over the years of -- over the history of them two. >> they have history between both of those guys that, you know, it's just history, you have to understand, so -- ain't nobody tripping on it around here. >> jared cook got a great voice. >> raiders take on the new york giants this weekend, the giants benching their franchise quarterback, in favor of geno smith. manning has started 200

consecutive games for the giants. >> it's hard day it's up there. >> eli fighting back the teers. after last night's loss to the little league kings, steph curry and kevin durant returning to practice was a welcome site for steve kerr. in l.a. against the lakers, curry practiced with a wrap on his right hand. >> the swelling's going down, it's still painful, but you have to deal with that as you go, especially with your hands no real way to protect yourself, if you're unite there playing. hopefully by tomorrow the swelling will be gone, and i'll be able to deal with the pain and play. >> i probably should have told coach how i was feeling, i

wanted to play, it's not a smart move, especially on the ankle or something that can get worse. it swelled up the next day sao i decided to just take my time on it, and hopefully i'll keep getting better. to the ice, the flyers welcoming tomas hurtle to the city of brotherly love. a little patience here. in the second, marc edward vlasic. tiger woods is ready to make a comeback again. this time is different. he's 41 years old the superstar returning this week in albany, after a 15-month layoff. he won the last of his 14 majors back in 2008. he's been out of action so frequently. his kids haven't really seen him

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