i just had hip replacement surgery, nfl, and the dog went after a flapping chicken he had not killed yet. >> the dog takes off after chicken, pulling him to the ground. the surgeon's wife shouts. the henry's wish he had not used lethal force so quickly. >> you could use a broom, a

firehose of water. if i had had five more minutes, i could have had him on the lead. >> said what'd you do that, he said he came at nick, and i said no he did not, he was running away from nick. >> why didn't he just grab the leash? >> i think you are asking for a superhuman effort there. the dog ferociously and ferociously lunged at him in a split second, towards him. >> alison barry wilkinson tells me frey gave his neighbors a chance to go after the dog. >> if the dog is now moving toward you, is charging after you, after it has broken free from its owner and after the dog is shot, falls pretty much at your feet, what is the logical inference to draw from that? >> the henry family lawyer

disputes that. anna has hooked on the leash heading back home, he turns and takes off in this direction after another chicken. the sergeant moves to the right, out-of-the-way, takes his shooting stance, opens fire. the henrys attorney says that shows the dog was a significant difference from the sergeant and did not fall at his feet. >> it is pretty comical he is now deciding to argue he was acting in self-defense because that is a little hard to do when the dog is running away from you. >> with huck bleeding on the ground and unable to move, and a henry and freya's wife asked the sergeant to put the dog out of his misery. >> essay please the dog euthanized. he said i'm not touching that dog. >> the dog is no longer a

threat. he's no longer -- he is not justified in shooting a dog for the sake of just shooting a dog. >> freight -- dog died shortly after the shooting. an hour later, he was still alive, so they loaded him into the suv with her daughter. >> climbed into the back with him because i did not want him to die alone in the back of a car. >> she texted this picture to a friend and asked what was happening. i tracked down the veterinarian who treated huck that day, and she told me the bullets hit the dog from behind in her opinion. >> there was one in the back of his right shoulder, one right in the back of the top of the head. >> dr. burns shared his x-rays. >> the dog is lunging at you, you are firing at the dog, wounds are going to be --

>> 100 percent. >> the surgeon said he did on his ability to protect himself. this police use of force expert who has testified in more than 1300 cases has a different opinion. >> i'm speaking at the level of a trained police officer -- cannot shoot to protect chickens. end of story. >> roger clark is surprised at the sonoma county sheriff's office for not doing their own investigations, relying instead on the animal control report. he questions why the sergeant would open fire toward an active roadway. a truck passes by just seconds after the last gunshot. >> is in the front yard. i don't know how the barrel was pointed, but the vicinity of the car, it could ricochet and hit somebody in the car.

>> finally, this skeleton the family put up a week later new the spot where huck died. frey's attorney said it was just a halloween decoration they had used before. >> it was the same decoration they did last year. was it thoughtless and i'm thinking? yes. but was it intended to cause emotional distress? absolutely not. >> i would like for him to feel some pain. i will never forget that day, ever. i would like him to be accountable. somehow, i would like accountability. >> the dog was friendly to the henry family and their grandkids , but i spoke to one of her who was afraid of him because the dog would bark when he walked by. both families have been affected by this. dan: clearly just filled with emotion, obviously. as we have seen, both sides have

lawyers. headed for court. >> you might think that, and the henrys tell me they are not sure. if they go to court, they say they want nothing for themselves. they will get no seeds to charity after that. ama: call this number or go to our website. dan: after more than a year, suspects have been arrested and charged for the death of jasper wu, the 23-month-old boy who was asleep in the back of his mother's car when he was hit by a stray bullet fired during a rolling gun battle between rival gangs driving down 880 and oakland. luz pena was the first to report that story that tragic day in november. she is in the newsroom with new details we just received literally in the last hour or so. luz: yes, documents we received show how investigators were able

to track these suspects, including finding dna on two of the shell casings from one of the suspect's relatives. investigation, the alameda county district attorney and the california highway patrol confirm the arrest of three suspects in connection to the killing of jasper wu. >> today, i'm announcing the arrest and charges being filed against trevor greene, ivory bivens, and johnny jackson. >> the da revealed that there were initially four suspects, all of them part of rival san francisco gangs. one of them was key in this investigation. >> the driver of the ultima suddenly was shot in the lower back. he has since been killed in what is believed to be more gang warfare. but lee went to the hospital that afternoon in san francisco and through the great work of the california highway patrol, they were covered the ultima

with bullet holes near the hospital. while being treated at san francisco general, lee's hands were tested for gunshot residue, which turned out to be positive. he was interviewed, he three res face multiple charges including murder and shooting at an occupied vehicle. chp categorized this case as challenging and said the wu family was their main driver for justice. >> although nothing will replace jasper, i hope you will take some solace in the fact that those responsible will have to answer for what they did and that justice will be served. >> via a translator, jasper wu's dad thanked officers in the da's office. >> i wish that no family would have to go through what they have gone through. >> we also learned more details about the timeline of this case.

according to the district attorney's office, suspects were arrested on warrants for another shooting in contra costa county back in march of this year, and leith was shot and killed last month on a separate gang-related shooting. jackson was arrested yesterday on a warrant and is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. dan: thank you very much. ama: at least five people are wanted for a takeover-style robbery at an east bay camera store. the holdup happened yesterday morning at mike's camera on regional street. police say the group entered the store and pointed guns at the employees, then smashed the display cases and grab about $80,000 worth of merchandise before running out the door to a car that was waiting for them. all the suspects are described as being in their 20's, wearing dark clothing. police do not have a description of the getaway car. we face another night of freezing temperatures.

dan: we do, going down pretty far. spencer christian is tracking the cold conditions. spend: indeed. we have had this pattern all week long. it is with us again. freeze warning will be in effect for the interior valleys and hills all across the area. frost and freeze will kill crops and plants. protect tender plants, pets, and outdoor pipes. also in of -- a frost advisory also in effect for the same time period. the accuweather 7-day will be a little bit later. dan: did your parents ever say if you are cold, put on a sweater? with temperatures like this, even dogs are feeling it. even dogs are feeling it. ama: for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas.

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ama: missing petaluma woman with dementia has been spotted in san francisco. police say she went there to try to cash a check and an employer -- employee recognized her from the news and called police. >> we want to thank the press because the security guard obviously heard about it and called us and if it was not for that, we also heard the wells fargo clerk that helped her saw it on the news and said oh, yeah, that's her, so it has been a great collaboration with the news media.

ama: we're told she l bank before police arrived. she has been missing since she left her home monday. if you see her, call police. dan: another night of freezing temperatures is expected in the north bay that means an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous night for the homeless. we learn how advocates are working to provide them emergency shelter. >> we are just going to pull. >> cuts are being assembled inside this emergency shelter in petaluma where it is a warm 70 degrees inside, but outside, another night of freezing temperatures is half the forecast. >> these are made by community members that were dropped off and we can use them to keep people warm. >> the executive director of the petaluma peoples services center says her nonprofit is making room for as many on house people as it can. those who want to come in from the cold. >> we will end up with about 15 probably for tonight because they all know we will be open

again. >> of your biggest concern is those who are on house. many choose to stay on house, but when it is this cold, it is the frost bite the inability to sleep. >> it was really cold last night. >> the center safe team hit the votes fretting about the shelter and providing outreach for those living on the street like donna. >> it just feels good. someone is going to be sleeping outta have frost on their body when they wake up, but instead they could be in the warming center. hopefully, we are saving lives. >> dogs were bundled up in holiday sweaters. it is festive and warm for this adorable crew. experts say always bring your dogs and cats inside at night. >> i think a lot of us think that pets are impervious to the cold, but they feel it and can get very cold and even hypothermic. >> check out this stray kitten which climbed into the engine

compartment of a car recently to get warm. it took a while for a murmur and humane employee to get it out, but finally success. he will be up for adoption soon. they say if you live in an area with a lot of outdoor cats, you may consider tapping on your hood before starting your engine in the morning. meantime, that warming center will stay open through friday. ama: stay this cold? dan: yeah, how many more cold nights like this? spencer: it will not warm up any time soon, but it will gradually get less cold. we got clear skies and no measurable wind in the bay area, such as it's getting colder. in san francisco, it is 50 degrees. mid to upper 40's at oakland, palo alto, 51 at san jose and the 40's in santa clara and half

moon bay. nice view from the east bay hills camera. it is currently 43 at santa rosa. mid 40's also at votto, napa, fairfield. the view from the exploratorium camera showing this look at the skyline or a portion of it. these are the forecast features. another night of frost and freezing conditions coming your way. we will have a fairly pleasant afternoon, not balmy but pleasant, and dry weather will continue into next week. tonight, the forecast looks like this -- a few high clouds passing over and clear skies going into the wee hours of the morning. the day will begin with sunny skies tomorrow but with a rather significant morning chill. a freeze warning will be in effect for our interior valleys and hills. low temperatures down to about 30 degrees or lower. frost and freeze can kill crops and sensitive plants, so protect tender plants, pets, and outdoor pipes.

we also have a frost advisory in effect for the same timeframe. the bay shoreline and the coast, temperatures will drop down to about 34 degrees in those locations. as you can see from our projection, it will be cold everywhere. 31 at right of freezing for a few days, and all around the bay shoreline and even up the coast, lowe's will top into the mid 30's, which is quite unusual. it rarely drops below 40 degrees here, but tonight, it will only be about 37. highs tomorrow on the make -- under mainly sunny skies. 57 in oakland, fremont, san mateo. on the south bay, a little warmer. further north, santa rosa will top out at about 60 degrees. and rainfall potential for the next 10 days, not much, but all here in the bay area, maybe a couple of hundreds of an inch, but it's not likely. jetstream is directing the rain producing system.

here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we will not see much change in the daytime highs over the next few days. mainly mid-50's, including sunday as hanukkah begins sunday evening, but temperatures will bounce back a little bit wednesday and thursday. daytime highs reach up to about 60 degrees. interestingly enough, wednesday, the first day of winter, get it will be about the second warmest day in the seven-day forecast period. that's how it goes these days. dan: make of that what you will. ama: the reservoir is not earthquake safe. dan:

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for stage i, the current pipe that transports water out of the reservoir moves it much too slow and needs to be replaced. this new 20-foot diameter, 1750 foot tunnel will work 10 times faster. >> being able to get a larger amount of water out of the reservoir helps us lower the reservoir in case there is an emergency event think -- emergency event such as an earthquake or large storm that could create a spill. >> excavation on this tunnel began on november 9 and they are clearing about 10 feet per day. it starts here at the base of the old dam, and the tunnel will come out on this side, down underneath the water around that corner. to move water around the dam during construction. >> this water is used for water supply for municipal and industrial uses for santa clara county as well as environmental uses. completed, this reservoir cannot

work as intended. the drought has already badly depleted our water supply in the southbay. valley water board of directors interim chair says completing a project that makes water transportation safer and more efficient is crucial. >> water supply is immensely important to everybody. it is important that this project, along with other projects that we are engaged in, are completed in a timely manner. >> the tunnel project will take two years to complete, and the entire dam retrofitting will take eight years after that. dan: there's a new beach coming to the bay area. tonight, a look at what it will take to get it ready for the public. ama:

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under private ownership. ama: our cameras were at tod groundbreaking. zach fuentes has more on why the project is being called a rare opportunity. zach: views like this are one of the many reasons people come to live in and visit the bay area, but for years, this property has not been open to the public. now, that is set to change. the property has been under private ownership for years but was eventually transferred to san mateo county in 2020. thursday's groundbreaking starts the construction process to make the beach property what officials call an environmentally responsible public access park. >> it is almost unheard of to take a park like this and make it a public park for the enjoyment of the public. >> the director of san mateo county parks says the design for the space creates three levels that will offer unique experiences. >> we look forward to people stopping by and taking in the

views of the ocean on the upper bluff. we also look forward to people having picnics and enjoying the california coast at the mid bluff, and if you are looking for that classic california coastal experience, you can head down to the beach and enjoy a mile of sandy beach and some great serve. quick so the property was close to the public legally, that did not stop people from coming illegally. >> this property was really unmanaged, which means people were going down and having raves and bonfires. there was a lot of nefarious activity going on -- poaching. >> now he says the park will be able to handle visitors without leading to the land degrading. protection and management of the property will cost the county an additional $10 million a year. the cost visitors will be free. >> the california coast is something that is beautiful. i think it is something that belongs to all of us, and that is what this property stands for. you will be able to come here and enjoy all day on the

california coast. ama: approaching, doctors are urging everyone to stay prepared as we all deal with the triple-demic. more people are getting sick from viruses such as the flu, rsv, and covid-19. doctors are urging people to mask up in crowded spaces, and some are not risking getting sick. >> i'm not taking any risks. i've been wearing a mask when i take public transportation. ama: health officials say it is hard for people to know the difference between the three viruses. doctors say get the flu shot and the latest covid booster. free at home covid tests are once again available from the government. can order them at covidtest.gov. the website had been shut down for three months so the government could save supply of tests for potential winter surge. you can purchase up to eight tests per month if you need more

than allotted and be reimbursed by your insurance. dan: it has been a month of civil unrest and widespread violence in peru, and now a san francisco couple is not sure how and when they will be able to get home. the protests started after the president tried to disband congress. he was impeached and then arrested. >> these photos show a block train path leading to the town where diane and her boyfriend are currently staying in peru. according to them, it is the only way in and out. >> we don't know what is going to happen. getting the photos at the train tracks are, you know, just broken and damaged. now people are starting to freak out. >> the two of them went to peru on vacation right before the unrest broke out. now they are stuck. to lima without going

where everything is scary because that airport has been shut down. >> an impeachment vote removed the former peruvian president from office and placed him under arrest. this sparked massive protests across the country leaving at least eight people dead. the country declared a nationwide state of emergency this week. the protests causing transportation in the country to be severely limited or shut down. >> the railway system is what transports the food into town along with medical supplies, and since the railway system is damaged, there's nothing coming in or out. >> they say a woman with u.s. embassy told them to remain where they are for their safety. >> our point of contact at the u.s. embassy just said, i hope you guys are flexible. hopefully in a week by christmas, we should be able to get you guys out. but they are also -- they just don't know what's going to

happen. >> a trip that started as a vacation to see one of the wonders of the world has turned into fear about not knowing when or if they can return home. >> it is, like, 800 people that are going to be in panic for the next couple of days. ama: over the past two months, today, the dow plummeted. at the closing bell, it was down 764 points. the nasdaq lost re-hundred 60. enrollment at california community colleges has seen a large drop in recent years. our data team dug into the numbers. natalie woodrow looks at what schools are doing to combat the issue. >> there were approximately 419,000 fewer students at california community colleges last year as compared to the 2018-2019 school year. that's according to data from the california community

colleges chancellor's office. in the bay area, several schools saw a decrease in enrollment of more than 20%, including contra costa college. the school had 11,591 students in 2018 to 2019, compared to 9070 students in 2021 to 2022, a 22% decrease. the acting president at contra costa college, dr. kimberly rogers. >> while numbers are still below numbers from 2018 and 2019, we have mounted a small comeback. >> dr. rogers suspects the covid-19 pandemic along with construction on the school's new science center completed in april may have stopped some people from enrolling. santa rosa junior college saw a 27% decrease in students in 2021 to 21 to 2022 as compared to 2018 to 2019. one director believes creating affordable student housing will

increase enrollment. >> it has become increasingly unaffordable for families to live in sonoma county, and that's why we built and we are building and completing a five-story, 350 two-bed student residence hall, which is quite unique for community colleges, which typically are commuter schools. >> dr. chung says it is also a matter of investing in programs students need and want. >> a lot of students i talked to in the community want to come back to school. we just have to make them simple and easy for them to do that. >> the largest loss was among students age 50-plus, a 32% drop from the pre-pandemic school year, though younger students also saw large drops. among racial and ethnic groups, native american students saw the largest percent decrease at 29% followed by filipino students at a 26% drop. black students at 25% and white students at 21%.

>> i'm not at all surprised we saw similar numbers in our populations. it really is about going out and being sure we have culturally, racially relevant materials when it comes to getting those students back. toys for young children to the test. i'm michael finney.

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dan: is there a preschooler on your holiday gift list? ama: i'm thinking so. uncle finney put some of the top selling holiday toys to the test. michael: the good news this year, toys are plentiful and store shelves are stocked. the bad news -- the more popular toys can still be hard to come by. we took some of the hottest toys for preschoolers this season to preschool in san francisco. the kids gave us their unbiased reviews of the toys with expressions on their faces and squeals of excitement.

toys out there, so you are going to have to be diligent in some cases to find them. based on a popular youtube channel with 21 million subscribers. it is like i present inside a present with each surprise based on characters from the popular videos. it is recommended for kids six and up. >> filled with all sorts of blind bags and blind un-boxing is a huge trend in the toy industry. michael: and a pet for in your life not old enough to take care of a real one. children four and up show the mother guinea pig some love and she will respond affirmatively. put her in a hutch, and before you know it, outcomes mama guinea pig's baby.

the children of fell for the jurassic park sixfold t-rex quad. children 40 years and up and under 40 pounds will enjoy going on a journey with their new friend. >> i think kids f are fascinated with driving, so to be able to drive their own little dinosaur is really, really fun. >> stores are restocking all the time, so if you don't find the toy you just have to have, keep checking back. and talk to people who work there. dan: that's a good tip, too. ama: many parents may be considering tech gifts for their children, but what is the right age to give children their first cell phone? how to know if your kids are ready for the responsibility. >> how they already handle screen time for me is a big one. if you let them play video games, are they good at

respecting when time is up? do they show emotional issues when you turn off the video games for netflix or something like that? do they do simple things like their chores? are they proving they are ready for more responsibility? ama: she says the right age usually is between 10 and 14 years old, some time when the kids are in middle school. dan: less than a week left until winter officia

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here. boy, we've got a little freeze in our system here. let me try another thing and see if that will move -- yeah, it does, ok. another night of frost and freezing conditions coming our way. a cold start to the day tomorrow morning but a pleasant afternoon and dry weather continues into next week. freeze warning, we have talked about it before, in effect from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for the interior valleys and the hills. the same period of time, 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.. temperatures dropping down to about 34, 35 degrees. as you can see, it's going to be cold all over the bay, including a low of 37, which does not happen very often, with temperatures dropping below 40. tomorrow, sunny skies. high temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50's.

not many, 45, 46. for been full potential, seven days, next to nothing, really, here in the bay area. it is much more likely -- in fact, very likely -- the rain will fall to the pacific northwest. the next few days, mainly sunny skies and similar temperature range. sunday, sundown, hanukkah begins. could see a bit of an increase in clouds, and a warming trend begins next tuesday. the last day of fall. the day before, the first day of winter, which will be even warmer in our late fall have been, so go figure. ama: we were putting on hold. dan: is that still on hold? the panic button is close, we know that. >> at all times.

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several weeks after suffering a shoulder injury. the hope was this was only a strain or maybe a stinger. instead, it is a subluxation, kind of a mild version of a dislocated shoulder. best guess, he will be out for 10 to 12 games, two to three weeks, maybe back just before new year's. here is our resident doctor. >> what basically has happened is that the shoulder started popping out of the joint but did not fully go out of the joint. obviously, just a muscle strain would have been best case scenario, but this is the second best case scenario. it i of play time, particularly for someone like steph curry who has never had this happen before. if he can get his strength back and it does not pop out again or feel like it's going to pop out, there's a high likelihood he will be back and be able to play the rest of the season. larry: that'

slightly better news regarding andrew wiggins. cleared to practice, but his return is still up in the air. on to news, the giants landed a new shortstop in free agency carlos correa, raising the question -- what about the old shortstop, brandon crawford? who is changing positions? that would be crawford, who started us short for the giants on 11 consecutive opening days. crawford told the athletic he will prepare to play a different position next season. it is not clear if branded would move to third hour second base. the soon to be 36 euros crawford has never played anywhere else defensively. get this -- only five other shortstops in majorly history have played more games at shortstop and crawford and never played another position. that list includes derek jeter and ozzy smith, so now you know. the giants just lost carlos road on -- carlos rodon

going to the yankees. he wanted a long-term deal but he was not going to get that from the giants for the money he was asking for. did get that from the bronx bombers. and a concerning former stanford basketball player terrel terry is retiring at the age of 22, announced it with a post on instagram, citing in part the anxiety the sport has caused. he began to question "the value of myself." he left stanford after just one year, was drafted by the mavericks, played only 13 nba games in a couple of years, says is excited to find "my new identity outside of becoming a basketball player." i really wish he would have stayed at stanford. it's hard in the nba. at least he's thinking about caring for himself.

waking up noshes every day is not the way to go -- waking up nauseous every day is not the way to go. will have highlights for you tonight at 11:00. ama: tonight on and the beast. anniversary celebration followed by the parent trust and stay with us for abc 7 is at 11:00. get the abc 7 bay area app and join us wherever you want wherever you are. thank you for joining us. dan: we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and we see you again for abc 7 news at 4:00. ♪

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♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... a scenic artist from toronto, ontario, canada... a researcher from broomfield, colorado... and our returning champion-- a nonprofit membership associate originally from west islip, new york... whose 3-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you. thank you, johnny. our champion, sean mcshane, has had a pretty successful week with us