clothing on the ground. san francisco police say officers fired at least one round shooting and killing a carjacking suspect. >> the body worn cameras have been retrieved, and they will be reviewed for evidence. >> reporter: the carjacking happened at 10:30 this morning. california lottery officials tell abc 7 newses driver is shaken but she is not seriously injured. >> tailgate was open, and it was loaded with different items. i have no idea what was inside. >> reporter: san francisco  police say the carjacking suspect drove the van to alice griffith housing projects with police not far behind. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and an officer-involved shooting occurred. >> reporter: the suspect pronounced dead at the hospital. the police say it's too early to say whether the suspec was

armted aarmt armed and a gold suv was also stopped. >> we believe they have some involvement in the robbery. >> reporter: no officers were injured during the car chase or officer-involved shooting. police say that they will hold a town hall as per policy within ten days of this incident. melanie wood row, abc 7 news. and now to our other top story. the man acquitted by a san francisco jury in the killing of kate steinle is now facing an arrest warrant from the federal government. >> lyanne melendez covered every day of the trial at the hall of justice. and you join us with the new developments. >> that's right. we ccan confirm will there are two orders of criminal warrant and detainer from i.c.e. demanding that zarate be turned over. and are here is how the process

will work. before being transferred to san francisco to face drug charges, zarajose ines garcia zarate hadn detained in texas for illegally re-entering the united states and 14 days after he confessed to shooting kaite steinle on juy 14, 2015, a u.s. district court in texas issued a warrant for his arrest. and today less than 24 hours after the verdict, that same court again asked that he be turned over to the u.s. marshal. that request was sent to the sheriff's office in san francisco which said once he is eligible for bto be released, sf will notify the u.s. marshal pursuant to the federal criminal warrant. according to immigration law, because he illegally re-entered the united states five times, he faces ten years in a federal prison. he could also get a penalty enhancement of ten more years because he committed a crime

after reentry. remember, he was noufound gid guilty gilt guilty of possessing the gun that killed kate steinle. still last night i.c.e. sent out items own detainer, an order asking to hand him over to be deported to mexico. but that would only happen if and after he served time in a federal prison. in the meantime, zarate will be sentenced december 14. his defense will most likely ask for the minimum 16 months. the prosecution for the maximum of three years. >> in this case m this case m te cou zarate could receive a sentence of three years, but eahe's alrey been jail 2 1/2. >> and the justice department can almost guarantee that he will go from a san francisco jail into a van belonging to the

u.s. marshal which will then transport him to a federal prison. but he hasn't been charged yet. >> let's say the feds prosecute this case against him and win. and then he goes to jail for aun specified period of time. what happens after that and presumably 10 to 20 and then his term is served? >> let's say he serves 10 to 20 like we said. after that, i.c.e. has requested him remember immigration, they will take him into custody. they will put him in a bus towards the border. he will then go to the detention center in southern california and they will drop him off at the border. the u.s. mexican border. and then he is a free man in his native mexico. >> but that could be 10 to 20 years from now. >> a long time. >> a lot to play out here. thank you. in the east bay town where steinle group up, people are still processing what this verdict means and their feelings.

>> and jimmy continuing the coverage. >> reporter: sympathy and heart break being expressed after hearing the killer was found not guilty for her death. >> horrible. the poor family. my one thought was to the dad. >> reporter: she grew pleasanton. residents were following the case closely and can't believe the outcome. >> i don't agree with the verdict that nothing happened. i think probably manslaughter or criminal negligence or something should have happened. >> reporter: but others are trying not to pass judgment on the jury. >> justice served? who am i to say. i wasn't on the jury. i think people who didn't listen to the testimony, we have an obligation to reserve judgment. that's why we have juries. we entrusted them that responsibility. >> reporter: there are strong opinions from people who say

sanctuary city status protected the gunman who had been deported five times. >> it puts a bad reflection on the bay area as a whole because of the other states would look at this and say okay, here you are a sanctuary city, this guy is walking off scot-free. >> reporter: steinle's family still lives here in pleasanton. those who know the family did not want to speak out out of respect for their privacy. reporting from pleasanton, janine dell vega, nabc 7. >> at the pier, many were determined to keep the focus on kate steinle and not the verdict. flowers and other mementos with placed where steinle was killed. and it is a growing memorial. one woman says the not guilty verdict angered her. >> it is really a tragedy. politics was put before there young girl's life. and they couldn't even find involuntary manslaughter? just breaks your heart.

i can't imagine what her family must be feeling. >> a bench was dedicated in steinle's memory after her death. one of steinle's favorite quotes is engraved on that bench and it reads, whatever is good for your soul, do that. reaction to that verdict continues to pour in from around the country. lots of people as you can imagine still expressing shock and anger. >> and kristen sze is here with the latest opinions and movements spurred by this decision. >> president trump tweeted his displeasure last night, right away calling the verdict disgraceful. he was joined quickly by sarah palin and ted cruz. today high profile figures outside the political world chimed in. james woods tweets, after yesterday's astonishing verdict, we don't have to cow down to liberal madness anymore. he uses the #indicates law now demanding passage of a bill that would increase penalties for deported undocumented immigrants

who rush to the u.s. and george kontos always weighs in tweeting this is disgusting. i remember when this happened. three blocks from where i lived. this makes me tick sick to my stomach. and a move called boycott san francisco is now trending urging people not to buy goods or use services based in the city. but alternative noaa, quickly points on out if you boycott san francisco bringses, you must also delete your twitter account. and another liberal voice tweets conservatives are more outraged over one death caused by an illegal immigrant than 58 deaths caused by an american referring of course to the las vegas massacre. and right now you can see given all of the discussion still swirlin, even though the steinle trial has wrapped up, there are issues brought forth certainly have not. >> and our on coverage continues online and as well as on the abc

7 news app. later we'll take a look at the key moments from the trial and what factors may have swayed the jury. after mostly mild week, it is getting cloudsier and quite a bit cooler. here is a live view from the east bay camera in emeryville. it is currently 58 in san francisco. 60 san jose. 55 half moon bay. here is another view of the western sky. 61 right now in santa rosa and fairfield. 62 concord. this evening levi stadium, the pac-12 conversatiference champi. stanford versus uchltss skrchlt. upper 50s under partly cloudy skies. similar conditions in oakland where this evening's tree lighting, partly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50s. lovely holiday weather. i'll have the 7 day forecast coming up. tomorrow marks one year since that deadly ghost ship

warehouse fire in oakland and tonight there is a special tribute to the 36 victims. there will be a moment of silence at a memorial set up at the oakland museum of california. the ghost ship founder and a fellow tenant have pleaded not guilty to 36 counts of manslaughter. we're following two developing stories nationally right now. former trump national security adviser michael flynn needed guilty to making false statements to the fbi about his contacts with a russian diplomat. under the deal, flynn pledged to cooperate can w. robert mueller's wide ranging investigation into the election meddling. he becomes the first senior white house official to do so. we'll have flynn's reaction to that plea deal as well as what is coming from the white house a little later in this newscast. and the senate appears to have enough votes to pass a sweeping gop tax plan. that proposal is expected to be voted on this evening. senate republicans have secured 51 votes needed to advance the controversial plan. and we'll have a full report

from capitol hill coming up in our next half hour. ahead, this is world aids day. former president bill clinton is in san francisco delivering an important message. >> of all of people of hiv, there are more people on medication than not. and also it is a jarring sound, but it is one people in hawaii will have to get used to again. the test not seen since the cold war. and also michael finney is taking your questions. he will be along to answer those here live in just a few minutes. but first, when you can see the

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it is something that has not been heard since the cold war. today the state of hawaii tested a warning siren for a possible nuclear attack from north korea. this comes only a few days after the rogue nation tested and intercontinental ballistic missile with a range that could not only hit hawaii, but the entire u.s. mainland. these tests will occur the first day of every month. today is december 1, world aids day. and in the aids community, it is a significant date. one for looking both forward and backwards. >> and as wayne freeze mdman reports, it brought a visitor. >> reporter: this is 36 years later, castro street where on this 29th world aids day,

survivors like greg scrolled their hearts on to the pavement. >> i'm one of those people who stopped counting a long time ago go. >> reporter: he has survived aids since 1983. he observed today in a fairly private way while in the aids memorial grove, a former president recognized the profoundness of the health crisis. >> he was on the radar of it very early on. >> reporter: ruth is one of today's honorees, not a household name here, but in the darkest frightening earlyarkanse for patients when nobody else would. to compare it then and now -- >> this garden will give people peace, reflection, and memory. but only those of us who remain can do the bending. >> reporter: meantime school kids scrolled families of people

they never knew but now know about among those who have seen too much. >> i'm lucky because i survived. i have health care, i have incredibly supportive loved ones and friends and faemily. >> reporter: in 2017, that is how it has turned from a death sentence into an attitudes. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. american airlines says it found a solution to a glitch that could have led to thousands of flights being canceled during christmas week. the problem would have left numerous planes without a captain, co-pilot and in some neither. american reached an agreement today with its pilots oou union to make sure planes do have full crews. the airline says if santa is flying, so is american. well, here is something to think about as you sit down to holiday dinners with your family. one in eight people in the bay area is going hungry. abc 7 news was in concord as eric thomas presented a $15,000

check from abc 7 to help feed the need at the food bank. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the share the joy food drive at local food banks around the bay area. the need is great all year round, but especially this time of year. you can help by donating food, money or just your time. we have all the information you need on our website abc7news.com and on our abc 7 news app. there is a different brand of whole foods coming to concord. we were at the to open in northern california and only the 7th one nationwide. other locations are in the works for oakland and san francisco. now, the store features their in-house 365 brand which should make prices a bit leer. the new market also features more tech. amazon now owns whole foods.

the new concord store opens next wednesday. biggest and breet he ightes will rise over the bay area sunday night. the so-called super moon will appear 14% larger and 30% brighter than normal. it will be the only one of 2017. you are looking at video of the last super machine which wmoon was december 13s of last year. it goes from blue moon to full cold moon and also big spirit moon. what is interesting is the term super moon, that is not an astronomical term. it was coined by an astrologer in the 1970s, not by >> nlgdand all hoping for good weather to see it. >> we'll have a few clouds, but it will be so big and bright, i think it will shine through the clouds. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have few clouds, but not enough to prevent the skies from being nice and bright. it is a little cooler today than yesterday. current temperatures, 55 right

now half moon bay. bay shoreline virtually every location is in the upper 50s. a few locations inland in the low 60s like santa rosa, concord. here is the view from the abc 7 good floor toplo floor explorat and forecast feature, chilly again inland. weekend sprinkles or isolated showers are possible. mainly north bay or near the coast. and we'll have crisp sunny days early next week before a little bit of a warm-up late in the week. here is your 12 hour planner for tomorrow. early morning hours by 7:00 or so, a few clouds, but skies will be mainly bright. a little chilly inland with temperatures at that hour in the upper 30s. as we get into the midday, we'll see an increase in clouds and that increase will continue through the afternoon hours. and that is when we'll have a chance of sprinkles in the north bay. temperatures in the low 60s in the mildest locations. and after sunset, temperatures

will drop once again under partly to mostly cloudy skies. so tonight this will be the picture. a few high clouds moving through right around the bay lows will be in the low to mid-40s. also coast low to mid 40s. inland valley, upper 30s. and just above on 40 inland east bay. and looking ahead to highs tomorrow afternoon in the south bay under high clouds, look for low 60s mainly 62 at san jose, 61 santa clara, peninsula palo alto 61. downtown san francisco will top out at about 60. north bay, right around 60 again. 61 santa and union city, inland east bay 62. so the forecast animation starting at 7:00 tomorrow

morning, my we'll snotice we'll clouds increase. by mid afternoon, light scattered shower activity and isolated in the north bay. and it will dissipate going in to the evening hours. still could be a trailing sprinkle or two. and then it will pretty much go away. by early sunday morning, mid day sunday, looking at clearing skies. a little cooler though than we have seen of late. and king tides will be with us on sunday. monday we could see some minor flooding in low lying areas as the tides will be at elevated heights. but we don't expect to be anything severe. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. notice after we get through the few cooler days than would he have had lastly through monday, we'll see a little bit of a warm-up on tuesday. and by late next week, highs will be back in to the upper 60s once again. >> welcome on to winter. >> exactly. >> we'll take it. next at 4:00, down under. world's largest lithium ion

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thanks for staying with us. here are the stories making headlines. there is a federal warrant out for the arrest of the man

acquitted by a san francisco jury yesterday in the death of kate steinle. jose ines garcia zarate is wanted for supervised release violation and is also wanted on an existing federal detainer. he was convicted yesterday on the charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm. that comes with a three year sentence. federal prosecutors are going after a penalty enhancement charge and that could put him in federal jail for 10 to 20 years. president trump continues to tweet about the steinle case today calling the exoneration a complete travesty of justice. blaming former president obama for a weak border. and renewing his call to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. some say the jury in the steinle case should have handled the gun before reaching a verdict. so coming up, laura anthony will talk to a gun exert wpert who s us how hard it is to pull the

trigger. several pieces of evidence were central to the courtroom draw made. jonathan bloom breaks down some of the key moments.drawmade. jonathan bloom breaks down some of the key moments. >> those people are gone. >> reporter: defense attorney math gonzalez prepped a jury with several younger members by say dheeg nthey could not be sw politics. a law professor called it a necessary first step. >> it is true whenever you tell people don't think of a white elephant that is exactly what they think about. but not to say anything about the political aspect would have been to be remiss. >> reporter: prosecutors presented a grainy video tape from security cameras where jurors could make out steinle being shot.defense argued the position of the blurry people suggested dischar discharge. >> we have circumstantial evidence. we have to fill in a lot of pieces. our natural tendency is to fill in the blanks from our own

experiences, from our own lives, our own backgrounds. >> reporter: jurors were not allowed to see an interview with zarate in custody, but jurors did see a videotape of his interrogation in which he both confesses to shooting steinle, but the circles back to his claim that he founds gun and it went off. >> in this particular case we're dealing with someone who appears to be just our impression from him a fairly vulnerable person. somebody who is easily led and misled. and nothing of what we saw in this interrogation is unique to this case. >> reporter: and they would spar over the direction of a ricochet bullet, the gun stolen from the carve a feder are carve a federal agent. in the end the defense attorney said they had different theories from the same evidence and it would be up to them to decide. >> it's your job to create doubt

as to the quality of the story that the procesecution is bringing. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. now, if yyou will head to absence oig abc7news.com, you can find all of our resources on kate steinle. we have a detailed time line of how the case unfolded and you can also see abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard's 2015 jailhouse interview with zarate. we're following the latest bombshell out of washington, new charges in robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. president trump's former national security adviser michael flynn is charged with lying to the fbi and he may now be ready to testify against mr. trump in court. serena peculiar shmarshall with developments. >> reporter: michael flynn part of donald trump's inner circle in court today. pleading guilty to lying to the

fbi and promising full cooperation with the special counsel. a confidant of flynn says that flynn said he is prepared to testify that as a candidate, donald trump directed him to make contact with the russians initially to coordinate the fight against isis in syria. >> my hope is general flynn will tell everything he knows and why he was having these contacts with russians, who directed these kasktd contacts. >> reporter: it stems from his contacts with kislyak. on on december 28, the obama administration imposed sanctions on russia for their election meddling. in court prosecutors say and flynn confirmed after being contacted by kislyak the next day flynn coordinated with a senior official and other transition officials at mar-a-lago to discuss what if anything to communicate to the russian ambassador about u.s. sanctions. flynn says the transition team did not want to escalates the situation and immediately called with that message. two days later, russia announced

it would not issue retaliatory sanctions. that same day president-elect trump tweeted great move, i always knew he was very smart. >> there appears to be a lot of evidence that people around the evidence have had interactions with the russians. >> reporter: in a statement the white house said the false statements involved mirror the faufls stateme false statements which resulted in his resignation. and nothing implicates anyone other than mr. flynn. flynn faces up to five years. leaving the court -- facings same chants he once led against hillary clinton during the rnc convention. a close confidant says he felt abandoned by the president and because grossiwing concerned ov legal fees. serena marshall, abc news.

the dow dropped by as much as 350 points after abc news broke the news that flynn was prepared to testify against president trump. but the market did quickly rebound. the dow finishing down 40, closing at 24,231. the nasdaq dropped 26 closing at 6847. and s&p 500 lost 5 to close at 2642. the senate is on the verge of passing a gop sweeping tax overhaul. several holdouts today thrilled though that there is support behind the controversial bill after a slew of revisions to win their votes. >> maggie rulli with the latest. >> reporter: senate republicans are closing in on a victory. >> the fact that we would be sitting here talking about even the possibility of a unanimous vote, we're close. >> reporter: after intense back and forth negotiations, the party's lawmakers appear to have a deal hovering above the 50 votes needed to pass the gop new tax plan without any yeas from the democrats. >> i believe that it will help

the economy. i think it will help a lot of working people. most people will benefit from it. perhaps not everybody. but most people. >> reporter: the plan includes a huge tax cut for big cooperations. republicans say the benefits will ultimately help the middle class. democrats are loudly objecting. >> they said that it would lower tax for the middle class. well, it won't. they claim it will create jobs. experts tell us the exact opposite. and they are once again telling families to place their faith in tired trickle down economic theories. and we have seen how that works. it doesn't. agencies say that it will add to the debt and likely give big tax breaks to those earning more than $100,000 a year while most americans earning less than $75,000 a year are estimated to pay more in the next ten years. tax bill still needs to get

approval from the house where it most likely will face another battle. but still republicans say they are committed to getting it passed before christmas. maggie rulli, abc news new york. and next, don't try this on your next flights. what one person did using technology that got the whole planedy verwhole plane diverted. and a royal engagement and the making of an american princess. up next, a closer look at meghan markle's road to royalty. and ask finney is just ahead. so i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post them with the # and not much prettier than the setting sun except maybe the 7 days ahead. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up.

turkish airlines is working to identify the passenger who prompted one of its flights to make an emergency landing. officials eordered a flight to land in sudan after passengers detected a wi-fi network titled bomb on board. the airline says the nefarious network was created and named on board the aircraft. even a inspection turned up nothing. a similar incident happened on a 1we69 airline southwest airlines flight in 2014. time for ask fenney. michael fenney is here.

we start with this one. what is the best way to get a good deal on athletic shoes? >> buy right now. i have to tell you, it is a great time to buy athletic shoes. you have holiday sales going on. and then after the 26th, you will have after holiday sales. great time to buy now. january is also a good time because that is when people have new year's resolutions to exercise. sound familiar? so many retailers and manufacturers on out there offering deals trying to get you into the store. and's live i can eolivia asd idea to have a credit card while in college? >> no, i don't think so. a credit card can help you build your credit early, but make sure that you can afford it. don't buy what you can't pay off. and to simply not carry cash and help you stay within a budget, a debit card is a better option. those are linked to your checking account. also note everybody thinks that

they will get a great interest rate with their school's credit card, but not true. you have to be very careful. >> and gregory asks are airlines required to give you a refund when flights are delayed? >> no. there is no rirpequirement that airlines compensate passengers for a flight delay of any kind here in the united states. now, sometimes airlines will provide delayed customers a meal voucher or perhaps a room if the delay lasts overnight. but there is no law requiring it and fewer and fewer airlines are willing to do it. europe is an entirely different deal. if you are delayed there for more than three hours, you can get compensated as much as about 700 bucks. so europe is a whole different deal. now, if you have a question for me, you can record a 10 to 15 second long question and use #askfinney. and also reach me on facebook page. >> let's go to europe and get delayed. get the cash.

thanks. well, prince harry and meg arrest m meghan markle's engagement shines a spotlight on her life. tonight here "20/20" will present a special for what the future holds. matt keller spoke with liz best vargas about markle's rise from bri celebrity to the royal family. >> and it seems like the spotlight will just shine even brighter. >> she was a minor celebrity. she has never been on the cover of a magazine until her romance with prince harry. you know, prince harry said i'd never heard of her before i was set up on a blind date with her. i never saw that show. it was a show on basic cable usa networks. so this what she is going through now is not like anything

she's gone through ever before. >> no kidding. well, tonight "20/20" special starts at 10:00 p.m. followed by the news at 11:00. we'll start with live doppler 7 showing bright skies over the bay area, but lots of high clouds that will increase tomorrow, but overnight, we'll have pretty of the same sky conditions right now. chilly, but not quite as cold as it was this morning. look for lows dropping into the upper 30s and north bay valleys overnight. low to mid-40s around the bay. still chilly, but not as cold as the last couple mornings. and tomorrow in the afternoon, we'll see clouds increasing, highs reaching just barely above 60. maybe a couple isolated showers in the north bay tomorrow. and let's talk about sunday night's super moon. closest full moon of the year, thus the super moon moniker.

it will appear 14% larger and 30% brighter in an normal. so reach out and have a slice of the ploon. here is moon. after partly cloudy skies over the weekend, a bit of a drop of temperatures. bright sunfully skies every day next week with a gradual warming trend that will take the temperatures back up to almost 70 degrees. >> what a treat. >> wish i could be 30% brighter. even for like a day. sad, isn't it? >> you are bright in our eyes. >> well, yeah. that is sweet. >> i tried. >> nobody is believing that. i'm sure you've seen shark tank, right? next a local entrepreneur shows us the portable record player he is pitching sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans

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a portable wireless record player. and it works just by placing it on a record like so. >> it is like a little car. >> and instead of the record spinning, it spins around the record. so you pull it up. >> and there is it goes. so this is a little speaker. >> and in addition to having its own speaker, you can also send the sound to any bluetooth speaker or head tephone. so the sound can go wirelessly to the speaker. >> so the quality is good. and i have to ask you, this took about a year to develop. what is your background? >> honestly, i learned everything i needed to learn how to use this on youtube. and all the machinery was at att lot tech shop here in san francisco, you beunfortunately t closed, but they had a lot of

classes to team you how to use things like 3d printers and routers. and they helped me in part develop this. >> so you are the total brains. so tell me about the show. i'm a huge fan. i can imagine it being very intimidating. >> that is a really great word for it. what i thought was funfully about being on the show is everything that they were asking reminded me of just watching the tv show. i felt like i was just asleep dreaming and shark tank was on tv. it didn't feel real. it's very intimidating. >> was kevin o'leary as scary as it seems? >> he is, but also not at the same time. he scared me at first. but then he makes sense. they cut out the parts where he makes a lot of tense. >> fair enough. and last question, i know you you can't tell us if you got a deal or not, but are you pleased with your experience? >> i have to say it was such an incredible experience.

it was really great meeting all the sharks. it was a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> very cool. logan riley, thanks for joining us. this weekend, you can make sure to watch shark tank right here on abc 7. >> this is a cool device. this weekend's fiscal cmis california will feature one like no other. one of 100 women vying for the title, but the only contestant tant with cancer. andrea has stage three colon canc cancer. doctors gave her between six monthses and two years to live. >> every single day is a struggle and you have to live it day by day. at the end of the day, i'm just going out there wanting to do it. even if i don't win the crown, it is okay. at least i can do it and it's a

once in a life time opportunity. >> an amazing story. andrea underwent the 80s of 12 rounds of chemo therapy this week. the treatments leave her weak and they causeler to leave hair and some muscle tone but she says she is going to give it her all. you have to root for her. what courage. >> incredible young woman. just ahead, a campaign to clean up the creeks in the south bay is paying off. up next, the return of salmon and beavers after volunteers remove nearly 200 tons of debris from the guadeloupe river watershed. and new at 5:00, pulling the trigger. should the jury in the kate steinle case have handled the gun? plus a bay air man says american airlines called in an air marshal to watch over him because he rolled his eyes. and why some will wear their passion on their feet sunday. those stories and more.

coming up tune, catch the two hour season premiere of marvels agents of shield followed by "20/20" with a special enseed seepisode on me markle. and then the news at 11:00. if you shop at macy's, you may notice more people working there. they are hiring an extra 7,000 seasonal associates this year. macy's says the highers will work on the sales floor and also fulfill online and pickup in-store orders. most being part-time. the news is hopeful for the retail industry and macy's in particular which has suffered 11 straight quarters of sales declines according to the "los angeles times." big campaign too clean up south bay creeks is paying off with salmon showing

>> david louie has video proof of the comeback of fish and wild li life. >> i heard splashing in the water and i look down and here was a samg on in tlmon on. >> reporter: a dream come true for volunteers who put in 156 days cleaning out the creeks. chinook and steelhead trout are making their way here to spawn. >> we have clean creeks, the trash out. so the habitat is inviting for these fish to come back in and we'll have successful spawning. >> reporter: teams of 15 to 100 at a time have removed nearly 200 tons, much generated by homeless encampments. they are monitoring the comeback of fish which was their goal. >> the remarkable thing is not just chinook, i found key areas micro habitats where steel head rainbow trout are thriving. >> reporter: with the progress made so far on the cleanup of

the creek, it is estimated the population of fish is about 60 or 70. but in the near future, it could be in the thousands. there is the poster child of restoration. salmon can hid thee their egg u they hatch. and beavers are also loving the clean creek. >> one family has moved up and we've had the addition of a new ke kit last spring. >> reporter: volunteers quickly named it justin beaver. the beavers have also built a dam. >> i thought it was something that the creek did by itself, the debris accumulates by itself. but that is great to see. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7 news. creek cleanups are needed on an ongoing basis in order to sustain the spawning. if you are interestinging in volunteering the next one, it is

the first saturday in january. and thanks so much for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. this is actually the first time where i've seen that the president of the united states attacks a jury. >> kate steinle reignites a political firestorm. also -- >> you have to put pressure on the trigger in order for the gun to fire. >> would the verdict in the kate steinle case have been different had jurors been able to try to pull the trigger themselves? and 36 people died in the ghost ship warehouse fire, so has anything changed in oakland? an amendment aechld

. fothe smaheriff department it will notice the marshall service once zarate is eligible for release. >> he is expected to sent to a federal court in texas where he will answer that violation. federal immigration officials plan to deporting him to his native mexico. >> and the public defender questioned the motive behind the order. >> i.c.e. mass filhas filed a w commanding zarate to be deported. and interesting thing is that they haven't done this in other cases. >> zarate is due back in the courtroom on december 14 when he will be sentenced for the only offense he was convicted of, being a felon in possession of a gun. in the meantime some are asking why the