[ cheers and applause ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ cheers and applause continue ] [ indistinct conversations continue ] i'm glad you had a chance to get aj. glad you both had a chance to win some money. starts right now. >> now, at 11, two kindergartners are shot at a small private christian school in northern california. those children were told, are now in extremely critical condition at a hospital. good evening. i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. we're following developing news tonight out of butte county, where a five and six year old

boy were seriously injured in a shooting at a small religious school. the shooting happened at around 1 p.m. at the feather river adventist school. it is south of oroville. it has about 30 students. >> when deputies arrived, they found the gunman's body near the playground. the sheriff says the man took his own life. investigators say the suspected the shooter had visited the school, saying he wanted to talk about enrolling a student. minutes later, screams and gunshots. >> we have received some information that leads us to believe that the subject responsible for this shooting targeted this school because of its affiliation with the seventh day adventist church. >> and as for a motive, investigators think they have figured it out. >> we're trying to determine the veracity of that statement as to whether or not he actually was there to enroll or talk about enrolling a student, or if that was instead a ruse to get onto

the campus. >> the fbi is on the scene investigating. authorities have confirmed the suspect was dropped off at the school by a rideshare driver, a pastor who opened up his church to the students at the school spoke with gma about the chaos that happened. >> i remember several different vehicles were parked straight in parking spots. doors weren't closed. all of that goes out the window in the moment of an emergency, and the fear of the possibility of losing a child. tears. there was just it was pandemonium. >> for more with on the latest from butte county and to hear more from this interview. watch. good morning america. it airs at 7 a.m. right after abc seven mornings. >> such a tragic story. we do have more news to cover, but first we want to get you a check of your forecast. we will see some clouds in the morning, but it is still going to be warmer than average in the afternoon. >> here's abc seven news

meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, dan and amal. we are expecting more 60s and 70s once again tomorrow, so i hope you enjoyed it. let me show you a live picture right now from our sutro tower camera looking at the golden gate bridge, there has been some fog. it's been developing near the coast and out towards the delta right now. visibility down to five miles and half moon bay, six miles in fairfield. so watch out as we take a look at live doppler seven. notice there are some raindrops trying to approach northern california, but we're just going to get some high clouds and the current fog out of it. today. it was a record setting 70 in downtown oakland. second straight day of this low 70s around cloverdale, san jose, redwood city, livermore, 65, in the city, 69 in concord. here's a look at what you can expect in the morning. fog and clouds 30s 40s mainly sunny at noontime. hazy sunshine in the afternoon. above average by a good 5 to 10 degrees once again. and then clear and starry in the evening. i do have some rain chances to talk about. i'll tell you about

it coming right up, dan. >> okay, sandhya, thanks very much. new developments from south korea. now the country's parliament has impeached four officials over the president's attempt this week to declare martial law in the country. the president himself is still facing calls to resign or be impeached himself. the declaration lasted six hours. the government quickly rebuked the president's actions for martial law. today, the president's defense chief resigned. he was reportedly the mastermind behind the martial law declaration. >> here in the bay area. koreans are protesting the actions of their president. thousands of miles away, dozens rallied outside the federal building in downtown san francisco tonight. abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains why the unrest there is having an impact here. >> martial law is a crime on the streets of san francisco. a showing of support for south koreans. >> i really wanted to come out today in solidarity with the people in korea. woke up. >> this was the scene in south korea tuesday. its embattled president declaring martial law,

deploying the country's soldiers on its own. people. >> i am concerned, but i'm also really proud of the korean people for standing up. and you know, taking a stand against this really kind of arbitrary action that he's taking. >> widespread protests forcing the president to lift his order. just six hours later, the country still reeling from the chaos. >> are you worried about your family just in respect to what's going on right now? >> absolutely. i mean, i just finished texting them, seeing how they're doing. there's been radio silence. >> a lot of family members are actually asleep overnight and woke up to hear of this kind of really alarming news. but by the time they had woken up, you know, the people were already victorious in many ways. >> the local korean community gathering, raising their own voice, diasporic koreans are here to show the koreans back at home that we are with them and that we're in solidarity with them. >> the south korean people were not only proud, but extremely resilient. we are powerful and

yeah, we're going to get through this. >> and while their loved ones continue the battle in south korea, they have no plans on backing down here. >> we just want to see that we're going to continue to be out here. we're going to continue to show solidarity with koreans back in korea. we're going to continue to show up. this is not going to be the last time you see us here. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we could have a verdict in the bob lee murder trial as soon as tomorrow. the jury deliberated today but could not come to a decision. so they'll have to come back for at least one more day to continue their deliberations. lee was the founder of cash app. he was stabbed to death in san francisco last april. prosecutors say he planned the attack after hearing lee introduced his sister to a drug dealer who sexually assaulted her. well, many says he acted in self-defense. his attorneys played a video showing lee allegedly doing drugs off of a knife, hoping it can sow enough

doubt in jurors in sonoma county. >> the community is mourning a park ranger who investigators say was killed by her own colleague. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the latest on the death of cat pringle, and a message from her family. >> tributes are pouring in after the sudden loss of a beloved sonoma county park ranger. 38 year old ranger cat pringle has been identified as the victim of a murder last week. a sheriff's office deputy did a welfare check at cat's home in hood mountain regional park the day before thanksgiving. >> he went in the house and announced his presence. there was no response. he saw light on in another room to find two people dead. >> at this point, the investigation indicates a 43 year old man and former colleague likely shot pringle and then himself. investigators have not commented on a possible motive. >> there's all the emotion that goes into a death to begin with, but then when you find that it's

another employee of the county with an agency that we work closely with, it's it hits particularly close to home. >> the sonoma county regional parks described pringle as a dedicated and knowledgeable ranger who brought passion and warmth to everything she did. >> she was known as a, i would say, fearless but passionate, and she really took great pride into what she did as a ranger and advocating for her coworkers. >> damian evans is the president of sonoma county law enforcement association. they launched a fund to help pringle's family. >> and so we're trying to get that message out so that people can donate. and they can help contribute and honor her memory. >> pringle leaves behind a 22 year old son. >> when you have a single mother who's serving the public, sometimes we focus on other people and not ourselves, and she was known for that. >> pringle sister tells us cat raised an incredible young man. she released this statement to abc seven. my sister was truly a

beautiful force of nature with an incredibly resilient spirit, admired by all. she touched the lives of so many with her quiet confidence and her deep knowing empathy that always buoyed those in need. the world is forever a better place for having known her. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> new developments. oakland city leaders are laying out the timeline for replacing recalled mayor shang tao. she's the first mayor in oakland's history to be recalled by voters. the alameda county registrar of voters should certify election results tomorrow. about two weeks later, the city council will formally accept the results. then current city council president nikki fortunato bass will become interim mayor, but she just won the race for a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors. keep in mind. so next month, she's moving on in january. a new oakland city council will be sworn in, and they will pick a council president who will become the new interim mayor. a special

mayoral election will not be held until mid april. the interim mayor will serve until the winner of the special election is sworn in. all of this unfolding as oakland faces a historic budget deficit. >> i also want to say very clearly that continuity and stability is critical during this time of transition. oakland's residents deserve for all of us to come together for our leadership to be strong and effective, to be focused on our fiscal responsibility. safe communities, as well as our other ongoing priorities. >> the change is obviously confusing, and it will be a little hard to follow in some ways, but oakland could have four mayors in the next six months, all as a result of the recall. >> oakland isn't the only place in the bay area holding special elections. san mateo county voters have a special election on march 4th to vote on whether to give the board of supervisors the power to fire the sheriff amid misconduct allegations, which the sheriff denies. in san jose, the city council has set a

special election for april 8th to fill the seat of former city councilman omar torres, who resigned after being arrested on child sex abuse charges. and then oakland would select its new mayor a week later. now it's time for our abc seven news advancer, where we take a look at things that will be in the news tomorrow. first, a big step for the a's stadium plan in vegas. a 30 year lease and other documents are expected to be approved by the las vegas stadium authority. this comes after the estimated cost of the new ballpark rose by about a quarter of $1 billion. this is seen as the last major obstacle before construction can start, likely in the spring. the a's will play in sacramento until the new ballpark is ready. >> tomorrow, bart's board could take the first step toward a name change for the lake merritt station in oakland. a board member plans to propose renaming the stop the oakland chinatown station. the station sits on land that used to be part of chinatown. that's why the transit agency will also provide an update on the campaign to combat sexual harassment on

trains. >> coming up, a health insurance ceo shot and killed in new york city. detectives investigating riding on the shell casings found at the scene. >> then a holiday mainstay might not go on stage this year. the strike that might cancel this year's nutcracker ballet in san francisco. >> and let there be light. the livermore home on display in this year's great christmas light fight. >> that's pretty impressive. >> it is. all right. >> all of that's ahead. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thank you. dan. and ama. watch tonight or i'll tell santa you're bad. >> i got a chance to meet a huge celebrity before i met oprah. i was just like, whoa. who? pat sajak. oh, really? yes.

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on the murder of bryant thompson, the ceo of unitedhealthcare, one of the country's biggest insurance providers. detectives say the words deny, defend and depose were discovered on shell casings found at the new york city crime scene. uh- thompson was shot to death at point blank range by a masked gunman in midtown manhattan. this morning, shortly before he was set to attend. an investor conference. nypd detectives are working to figure out whether the words on those casings may hint at a motive. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated, pre-planned, targeted attack. >> the shooter is still on the loose. surveillance video shows the suspect entering central park several minutes after the attack. >> the santa clara county superior court has issued a warning to the public of scams regarding jury service. the court has seen an increase in cases where county residents are

contacted by phone. victims are told they've missed a court appearance and owe money as a result. county officials say real court personnel will never request sensitive information by phone. if in doubt, hang up and independently verify the legitimacy of the call by contacting the court directly. >> wildfire survivors will get a little more relief thanks to california senator alex padilla. >> the last thing you should have to worry about is that the government is going to tax the payments from your legal settlement that already fails to cover the full cost of your losses in the first place. >> the senate passed the protect victims of taxation after fire act. it bans the government from taxing settlement money for wildfire victims. the bill supports the victims of three major fires in our state in 2015, 17 and 18, as well as those affected by fires in oregon and on maui. it will also

ensure future victims will get access to their full settlements. >> a labor dispute could keep the curtain from going up on the san francisco ballet's nutcracker. the preparations are underway at the war memorial opera house, but behind the scenes, it's a much different story. opening night is supposed to be friday. that's the same day the contract expires with the american guild of musical artists. the union represents the dancers and stage managers. area businesses are worried they could take a significant hit during the holiday season. if shows get canceled. >> we rely on the on that business that we get from the jazz center, from the symphony, from the ballet pretty heavily. so it definitely will affect us at the center of the dispute are wages, the use of student labor and injuries. >> 33 performances are scheduled for the season. san francisco ballet says negotiations are ongoing. well, christmas, exactly three weeks from today. and if you want to find some of the best and brightest holiday lights in the country, hey,

you're in the right place. >> boy, do we have something to show you. a livermore home is about to be featured on abc's the great christmas light fight, and abc7 news reporter j.r. stone went to check it out for you. >> whether you're into christmas lights, toys, or just smooching with your significant other, one thing is clear. it just feels like christmas here at deacon dave's house of the dove. christmas display in livermore. do you remember how many lights are nine? >> oh, shoot. >> 902,270. >> oh my god. laura, how did i get it? >> sorry, ladies, but this sign says there are 902,120 lights. >> every one of the lights is dedicated as a prayer for world peace. and believe me, we need that. >> that's deacon dave, who started this massive display at his home 42 years ago. but it's actually his 41st christmas display because of the covid pandemic. >> i am so happy to be here. i'm from livermore. he does this

every year and it's just beautiful. >> welcome to the house of the doves. >> this year, deacon dave's display is going to be featured on abc's hit show the great christmas light fight. but to the deacon, it's about bringing the joy of christmas to those here. hundreds of thousands of lights. and get this deacon dave has 44 christmas trees inside of his house. here. i mean, literally everywhere you look there's a tree. whether it's the drinking tree, the santa tree, the native american tree, or get this, the two story tree, the inside of the deacon's home is not open to the public, but i certainly couldn't go on a private tour without showing you his spectacular trees. amidst the worldwide christmas booths outside, you will be able to see these rare renaissance angels in the window of his home. >> i think it's one of the larger private collections. yes, and the studio was in just outside of rome, and the

collection, i'm told, is in washington, d.c, as to which year deacon dave did it best. >> do you have a favorite year? >> no, no, but i, dear, this year, yes. >> but maybe this year is better than last year. >> hard to say. they'll have to make that decision themselves. >> j.r. stone abc seven news. >> all right. and you can see if deacon dave wins tomorrow night on abc seven. the great christmas light fight starts right here at 8 p.m. tomorrow. okay, so in case you are wondering, deacon dave keeps his electricity costs a secret. he says he has never told anyone how much it costs. >> i know what my p-g-and-e's bill. >> i don't even want to know. >> deacon dave not win. that is staggering. >> it's impressive. good. it is the sun, sandia. with all those lights. >> oh my god, it is stunning. and yeah, ama and dan. it is definitely going to remain bright. but not tomorrow

morning. in terms of the sunshine, i do want to show you some live pictures right now. we do have some changes going on overnight tonight. right now visibility is good from these vantage points. but we do have some fog around. take a look at the visibility. down to nine miles and half moon bay ten miles in byron. keep in mind it's not just the fog. it's all the haze. that's reducing the visibility too. right now, all parts of the bay area, moderate air quality except san jose. it is orange, which is poor for sensitive groups. so keep that in mind as these pollutants are getting trapped underneath this high pressure ridge. and with the light winds, we're going to keep that moderate air quality going the next two days. south central bay. by friday, you start to notice some good air quality. looking at the next ten days, you know, today was a good 5 to 10 degrees above average. santa rosa average high is about 59 degrees. tomorrow you're going to be in the upper 60s remaining above average, even though those temperatures are coming down. as we head towards

early next week. finally, on saturday, the temperature will drop below average. you know what that means. we do have some rain coming our way. at least a chance. high pressure blocking the rain. blocking the storm track. it is sending the storm track to our north. but it's not strong enough to keep the clouds away. so we are certainly seeing the high clouds right now. we're also seeing some patches of fog 40s and 50s on your temperatures right now. a live view from emeryville a beautiful one overnight tonight. mix of clouds and fog. tomorrow afternoon it will turn sunnier and your weekend weather is cloudier and cooler on saturday. brighter on sunday. so overnight there are the high clouds. tomorrow morning you start out with those clouds and some fog and then by 2:00 in the afternoon, everyone is enjoying sunshine. your morning temperatures as a result of the cloud cover will primarily be in the 40s and 50s, but some locations like livermore and fairfield will come down into the 30s tomorrow afternoon. you still need the shades. you could get away with short sleeves when you're in morgan hills. 70 degrees 69. san jose 68. santa rosa, mid 60s san

francisco, oakland, concord, fairfield, palo alto 65 degrees. now, for those of you wondering about the rain, it stays in the pacific northwest this weekend where they see the rain snow mix as well. and then here comes a system friday afternoon. not this friday, but the following friday. we start to see some rain in here going into saturday. so it's mid december, december 13th, 14th all the way through next thursday. rain stays north of the bay area. look what happens friday saturday. these rain totals are pretty good. over an inch in santa rosa about 8/10. san francisco, san jose still days out, but keep this in mind the accuweather seven day forecast morning fog. then sunshine clouds in the morning as well. mild to warm weather continues friday, but it is cooler saturday. nice late fall sunday weather and then we'll cool it off even more, dropping you close to where you should be for th

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>> good evening. when it rains, it pours and it feels like a monsoon for the warriors right now, the dubs are losing games and losing players. draymond green missed his first game of the season last night, admitting on his podcast he's a little afraid about his calf injury, wants to make sure he's 100% before coming back and steph curry has a recurrence of the knee soreness that kept him out of a game last week. with the warriors just desperate for scoring. this is really bad news for tomorrow night's contest against the rockets. the dubs have lost five in a row. the recurring theme late game collapses the dubs outscored ten. nothing by the nuggets last night. in the final 2.5 minutes, you saw jonathan kuminga and andrew wiggins both costly turnovers there. and today the nba ruled christian brown was not signaling for timeout, which he clearly was. should have been a technical and a free throw and a three to tie. steve kerr furious at the no call. also upset about a few decisions made by brandon podemski. >> he needs to be a smart player, you know, he's one of our guys who's capable of making really good decisions. he had a lob when we're up 12 in the late

second quarter. that was frankly insane. so i love brandon a hell of a player. he's got a hell of a future ahead of him, but i hope he watches this clip right now of me talking because he needs to hear it. he's got to be a smart, tough, great decision maker, and he's very capable of it. but that's his next step. >> in happier news, christmas three weeks away. today in oakland, steph and ayesha curry held their 12th annual christmas with the currys event. hundreds of volunteers helping make the magic possible as the eat and play foundation continues its great work and mission to transform the lives of oakland students and families. nfl now 40 niners trying to bounce back and thaw out after that miserable loss sunday in buffalo. christian mccaffrey hurt his knee, made an instagram post basically saying his season is over. but he'll be back next year. theoretically, at five and seven, the niners could still win the nfc west, but realistically, come on very low probability their niners host the bears on sunday. kyle shanahan says his team is not concerned with the critics. i

think when you compare outside the building, inside the building, i mean, we're a football team that goes to work and tries to get better each day. >> we're here. if you spend your day outside the building just reading and stuff, i'm sure your vibes won't be the same. but our vibes here are all about work and that's what we enjoy doing. >> and this is epic. during a timeout during last night's saint mary's basketball game, alum jake kushner drilled a 94 foot putt his prize. chick fil a for a year. all right. sports on abc seven,

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