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finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> crazy like a war zone. >> head-on with another car. >> you could see dozens and dozens of officers. dan: a high-speed pursuit like you may have never seen before, more than an hour of dangerous twists and turns, and the family came face-to-face with a driver, they are taking us inside the home tonight. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. our sister station in los angeles because it one of the most incredible chases. we do not know what started the whole thing but we know it was wild. j.r. stone takes you through a nerve-racking chase. >> he is going back and forth. a head-on situation with that patrol car. reporter: even the patrol car

cannot stop him from driving away. w aayn talisga fng rims through the streets of orange and los angeles counties. even an officer with a gun cannot stop the man. >> he crawls out of the passenger window and is running. reporter: the suspect kept running, seemingly hitting a dead end. >> he is on private property. it looks like a woman. reporter: hopping fences, avoiding dogs, and walking into a home. >> my first reaction was defense. i got the kitchen knife. reporter: here is somebody running out the front. a family home. >> i was putting pressure on

him. i told him to get out. reporter: as fast as he got into the truck is as fast as he drove off and took out the gate in the process. >> this is incredible. reporter: the driver suspected of stealing three cars during the chase, taking police and helicopters on quite the ride, lasting over an hour as it got dark. >> he is going out of the neighborhood. oh! right through those deputies. reporter: as the driver crashed into more vehicles, the law caught up with him, sending him into a gas pump. the driver hit reverse. >> they are shooting at him. reporter: despite the shots that went into the car, and a close call with a fire, the driver was able to walk. he was taken into custody minutes later. >> wow. stepping out of the vehicle.

whoa. reporter: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: as this was happening live, we were streaming the moments from our streaming app. you can be notified when news breaks by downloading it for your phone. just amazing no one was hurt. turning to what is happening outside here. as you look live, we are getting ready for a cold snap coming in tonight. let's go to abc 7 meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: it already feels like winter outside, we are in the 30's and 40's and going down more. a frost advisory tomorrow morning. early five or colder, frost will form and kill sensitive plants. all of the bay area except the

san francisco coast is under that frost advisory tomorrow. up her 30's for the coldest spots. mid 30's by 7:00 a.m. good idea to bundle up tomorrow morning, 35, frosty cold. 35, fairfield. tracking dangerous hurricane nicole near landfall. we will have a closer look at this, coming up. dan: let's move to your voice and your vote. the people of san jose are waiting to find out who will be the next mayor. number show we are far from any final result in that race. another update on the race between cindy chavez is not expected until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. abc 7 reporter connected with both campaigns on their hopes. reporter: too close to call, by

wednesday evening, more than 4700 votes is all that separated the mayoral candidates. updated posts show relative newcomer, matt mahan, narrowly leading the race. >> however this plays out, i will be on the city council, and i want to be in the process to lead the city forward. reporter: i sat down with him on wednesday. he is optimistic but understands 50% of ballots have yet to be counted. it is a proces san jose state political professor says could take a week to complete. >> we are down to a few hundred or thousand votes to make the difference, we want to make sure every vote is counted. reporter: a sentiment echoed by both campaigns. chavez released a statement telling abc 7 news, while we do

not know the outcome of the race, my focus remains on representing my community on the board of supervisors. with focus on the tight race, county election officials answered questions on what would trigger an automatic recount. evelyn mendez says 0.025%, or 25 votes. >> we still have a lot of ballots to process. a lot came in from other counties and the post office, so we are processing a lot of ballots. reporter: however the mayoral race shakes out, san jose is set to see big changes in leadership come january, 2023. >> this is a big transition. they will be quite a few new faces on the council, and whatever role i am in, i look forward to working with them. we have a lot of work. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: in the east bay, we are

expecting more voting results tomorrow for oakland mayor, also too close to call after narrowing down from ranked choice voting. it is down to councilman loren taylor -- they are looking to replace the termed out mayor who spoke with us today. >> there are still a lot more ballots account but taylor has a great lead and that increases after the ranked choice roll up. i feel optimistic but still waiting for the ballots to be counted. dan: taylor is leading with 34% of the vote. with so many races still outstanding, you can check any and all results as they come in in real time. find every race on abc7news.com /election. developing news, layoffs are again affecting the tech

industry. meta has announced huge layoffs, living 11,000 jobless year read one software engineer says she found out she was laid off through an email this morning, and people are anxious because they did not know when the job cuts would happen. >> i woke up about 8:00 a.m. and checked my email saying i am laid off. everyone is anxious because we knew it would happen but we did not know when. dan: according to meta's severance package, employees will get 16 weeks of base pay plus two weeks for every year of service. meta is expected to end one of its san francisco office leases and consolidate its main offices in the city into one space on howard street. san francisco is getting called out by the newly reelected governor of new york. in a recent interview, governor kathy hochul was asked about

crime issues in new york city to which she responded, things would never be as bad as the city by the bay. those are fighting words around here. the response from local leaders tonight. reporter: shots fired by governor kathy hochul in a recent interview on msnbc, her target, san francisco. >> we are worried we could be san francisco. >> we will never be san francisco because we are already making a difference. reporter: the comments were in reference to crime but caught the attention of local leaders. >> it is inaccurate and unfair. reporter: the head of the bay area council are calling on kathy hochul to apologize. >> it is not just the bay area city council that took issue, san francisco's mayor, london breed is also disappointed. >> to take what you see online and try to develop an opinion about san francisco, that is not

a fair assessment. reporter: breed question whether the crime rates in her city were as high as the big apple. >> if you look at the data, we probably pale in comparison to new york. reporter: the city council acknowledges the problem including crime and homelessness, but they argue new york faces similar challenges and should work together with places like san francisco to combat that. >> if it came from governor desantis, i suppose we would take it more in stride, but coming from governor hochul in new york was shocking and uncalled for. reporter: despite the shade, mayor breed says there are no hard feelings. >> my hope is she will visit and see for herself rather than what she sees in a video. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: nancy pelosi's future in politics, the status of the current speaker of the house that she heads into another

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homes were sliding into the sea in daytona beach. >> after moving furniture, we are watching the backyard crumbled. we still have 16 hours. dan: florida's governor has declared a state of emergency in four counties, the second time in a month after the devastation on the southwest coast. nicole is on the path to be the first hurricane to hit the coast in november in nearly 40 years. new developments, david depape, the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband, paul, has been indicted on federal charges, charged with attempted kidnapping of a federal officer or employee, and one count of assault on an immediate family member of a federal official. 50 years on those charges, which are separate from state charges he is already facing.

the attack has prompt questions about speaker pelosi's future in politics. we spoke with an insider on some insight. >> in the last couple of years we have not seen a lot of this publicly but behind the scenes a number of congressional people wanted her out as speaker. they said it was time for a generational change and wanted younger people to step up. it was a close call last time but she was at war with trump. they could go to her and say we want you to stay on as minority and fight for us to win in two years. dan: how speaker pelosi won her reelection last night as expected. her husband's attacker has a preliminary hearing on december 14 for the state charges he is facing. san francisco's newest whole foods is cutting its hours. crime is one of the reasons. the store opened in march on

market street in the midmarket neighborhood. at nearly 65,000 square feet it is whole food's flagship store. the store is now open from 9:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. the store manager says the changes to better serve customers and because of security issues. tomorrow, president biden will go to egypt for the cop27 summit . he will call another united nations leaders to join the global fight against climate change. u.s. climate envoy, john kerry, announced the plan to stop carbon emissions from private companies. the biden administration plans to quadruple u.s. efforts on climate change by 2024. he will travel to cambodia and indonesia. hundreds of teenagers in the bay area will be guests of the warriors tomorrow at the advanced screening of the second "lack panther" -- "black

panther" movie. they will see it a day before the film's release. organizers say it is a way to acknowledge the movie's significance as a cultural phenomenon. disney is the parent of marvel studios and abc 7. holiday celebrations getting underway in several bay area cities. macy's held the 33rd annual tree letting ceremony in union square this evening. >> 3, 2, 1! dan: san francisco mayor, london breed, and other officials joined in the colorful tradition for the first time since 2019. the windows show will return in person. sfspca will return in the windows this friday. the tree will be available for viewing starting tomorrow.

it is beginning to feel a lot like christmas with these cold temperatures. abc 7 meteorologist, sandhya patel, is here with a wintry forecast. sandhya: it would not feel like that if we did not have the cold weather. temperatures plunging, frost will form. protect your sensitive plants, and shelter any outdoor pets from the cold. we have anywhere from the 30's to the 40's, unless you are in san francisco, 50. low temperatures out the door either at freezing or near freezing. santa rosa, napa, mid 30's. you are looking at 30's and 40's around the bay. live doppler 7, clear skies tonight. in the last 12-24 hours we are seeing snow in the sierra.

if morning showers locally. snowstorm totals, 40 four inches at dodge ridge, 36 inches at bear valley. and mammoth reporting five feet of snow. as you look at the totals, many parts of the bay area, anywhere from 1-2 inches of rain, evenly distributed. here is where we stand. sfo, 128% of average. san jose for a change, 206% of average. santa rosa, 50%. oakland, 111%. a beautiful view act at the city. cold frosty morning. showers on saturday and dry weather will be with us next week. tomorrow afternoon, upper 50's

the low 60's. a nice rebound after the cold start. fast-forward to veterans day, 4:00, some clouds increasing. sprinkles overnight into the wee hours of saturday. this looks like it will bring rain. light to moderate showers saturday from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. keep the umbrellas handy but it is not a washout. up to 0.2 inches. a quick look at hurricane nicole, outer bands approaching florida. it is a category-1, 75 mile per hour winds expected to make landfall in the next few hours. flooding will be a big concern along with tornadoes. cold and frosty for a couple of mornings.

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