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care facility.. in a breaking news. a day after a deadly shootout at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado, police in our area say a san mateo woman was stabbed. by the time they got there it was too late. her boyfriend's car was later found abandoned in san carlos where a clinic was evacuated. police lifted the perimeter. they thought the suspect might be hiding inside the clinic but a search of the building has apparently come up empty. and here's how the scene looked a little earlier this evening as police and tactical vehicles combed the area for clues. and while they still don't know where the suspect is, tonight police say they know exactly who they are looking for.

>> the suspect in this case is anthony [ indiscernible ] he is a 22-year-old male resident, has various addresses here on the peninsula and we are actively looking for him. >> and here's a look at the suspect the 22-year-old man m he is considered armed and dangerous and police say they have been called out to the victim's san mateo home several times on domestic violence calls. we'll be following this story through the evening and we'll bring you a live update tonight at 11. neighbors of the man accused of opening fire on a planned parenthood clinic in colorado say that he was a loner. but tonight, his motive is still a mystery. police say robert lewis dear walked into the colorado springs facility yesterday and started shooting. patients and staff dodged bullets by hiding under furniture. >> i saw the gun and he was shooting randomly. >> i saw myself in the mirror and it's like, my god, he was aiming for my head. [ man screaming ]

>> i'm hit!! >> five police officers were wounded in the six-hour siege. a sixth officer garrett swasey was killed along with two civilians. 12 people were shot in all before dear surrendered. in response to the planned parenthood shooting, the pro- abortion group called for solidarity with the victims of yesterday's attack. >> the details aren't clear about the motivation of the shooter but there's been an escalating attacks on women's rides to decide whether or not to become mothers over the last three years it's spiked. >> protestors equated forced motherhood to female enslavement. the supreme court is set to hear a challenge to key parts of texas's abortion law next year. a busy san francisco intersection is a little safer tonight. crews have finished installing two new stop signs at bay and buchanan in the marina turning

it into an all-way stop. the lane configuration has also been changed to slow drivers down. it's the same intersection where a suspected drunk driver struck two 12-year-old boys earlier this month. the marina middle school students were injured but survived. the driver 30-year-old kristen anderek faces child endangerment charges and other charges. crews are working to restore water in a lafayette neighborhood tonight to repair a 16" pipe that ruptured last night. it sent water down the street for hours. flooding yards and homes in the 800 block of the road mark kelly checked the progress today. >> reporter: scraping up mud after last night's water main break flooded the neighborhood. >> i stopped and talked to one neighbor and she said the water main burst up the street. like oh, my goodness. >> reporter: the gushing water even buckled this road. a 16" cast iron by the put in

-- pipe put in the ground in 1949 broke last night. >> it split for 15 feet. there's a 15-foot split in this pipe. >> reporter: east bay m.u.d. still doesn't know what caused the split. it could be anything from seismic activity this weekend's cold snap or the pipe was just too old. >> cast iron pipe is the oldest pipe in the ground and we see it breaking all around the service area all over the east bay area. >> reporter: that's not what debbie hunter wants to hear. these sandbags were her yard's only protection from the flooding. >> this never happened before, never. it just --it --it --it flowed from the top here raging. >> reporter: even on this holiday weekend east bay m.u.d. will have crews working through the night. >> it's a significant break so it will take some time. >> reporter: especially repaving the road. but some are fast losing patience. >> we need our infrastructure fixed! that's the most important thing. or else people are going to

lose their homes. >> reporter: in lafayette, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> east bay m.u.d. hopes to have the water back on tonight. >> it was so cold last night a lot of that water turned to ice and we are not out of the deep freeze yet. as we look live toward coit tower clear skies it will get cold and freeze warnings are in effect again with temperatures as low as 26 degrees in some of the wind-protected valleys. tonight santa rosa will be all the way down to 28. concord 27 degrees. san jose 33. we'll begin to warm up again monday. but then rain chances return to the bay area by late next week. we'll have all the details when we cover the forecast in just a few minutes. the warriors take the court at oracle arena in a little less than an hour and looking to extend their win streak to 18. in the meantime, they set another record last night in phoenix. >> giving the warriors a brand-

new franchise record. >> they scored a whopping 22 three-pointers on the night and it wasn't just a win for the team. kpix 5's emily turner tells us it netted a lot of cash for bay area children's charities. >> reporter: hey, it sure does. in fact, every time they ever score a three-pointer, it's a win for those charities. you can see all the people out here behind me who are really excited about a win. well, obviously, the warriors aren't the only ones who rack in a win when that happens. one of them is oakland digital. it's one of eight total nonprofits in the bay area that the warriors foundation supports through its hoops for kids program. it's a digital design student that works with community college students to hone their skills by partnering them with local businesses and every three-pointer the warriors score means $500 for that hoops for kids foundation that ultimately goes to those organizations which is fantastic. >> i'm a huge golden state

warriors fan. i have been a fan since the we believe days and i'm still a fan now and now that we're champs, every three i'm just rooting and i'm jumping and i'm screaming. but it's really awesome because it's entertainment but at the end of the day there's real change, real impact in our community. >> reporter: the most recent tally we have on the three- pointers is 145 three-pointers so far this see raking in $72,500 for those eight local nonprofits. so big changes in oakland because of the wins for the warriors. so everybody winning, everybody who going in tonight is very excited about the game and also an even bigger reason to be excited. live in oakland, emily turner, kpix 5. still to come, this is the weekend for holiday shopper to go big. you go a lot of bay area businesses are encouraging them to think small. >> and talk about a dream house. a holiday institution returns to san francisco's fairmont

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concept was introduced six years ago to encourage shoppers to visit mom and pop shops that often can't compete with big retailers. >> we enjoy the day today and we came to shop locally because we like our stores. we like our streets. and it helps the community. >> 88 million people shopped on small business saturday last year up nearly 15% from the year before. and speaking of supporting local businesses, oakland mayor libby schaaf certainly dressed the part today for "plaid friday." and that's the city's specific drive to get shoppers into oakland stores and the idea is help local businesses while boosting city tax revenues. a beloved holiday tradition has come to life this year in san francisco's fairmont hotel. the giant gingerbread house was out today. the creation 22 feet high, 23 feet wide including about 8,000 pieces of gingerbread, 1500 pounds of icing, 700 pounds of

candy. the hotel's pastry shop spent weeks making it. this year it includes animated features. >> it's all about bringing something unique and different for children. look, at the end of the day we're all children and the holiday is about the smiles you see on children's faces when they come into their gingerbread and and see it, feel it, smell and touch it and they take the candy. [ laughter ] >> it's on display in the hote lobby. the square on west portal avenue in san francisco look like a winter wonderland today. tons of snow tucked in to create a snow park for kid part of holiday gatherings for the community. american express sponsored the event. a babydol fin in trouble in shallow water. the rescue effort off the california coast. it's cold and will rain. the details coming up after a break. ,,,,,,,,

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to save a baby dolphin founf the monterey county coast. a short time ago, wildlife workers had to e calf. a saddened to the effort to save a baby dolphin found off the monterey county coast. a short time ago workers euthanized it. the dolphin was first spotted off elkhorn slough preserve yesterday swimming alone in open waters after apparently getting separated from its mother. the baby dolphin later got stuck in the mud. rescuers were able to pull it to safety this morning an took it to the marine mammal center at moss landing but because it had been stranded for so long and lost its mother, the decision was made this evening to put it down. >> i wish there was a better ending to that story. that's too bad. the bay area i suppose

there's a bit of a silver lining behind this cloud of cold weather and that's the fact that we are going to be warming up this week to the low 60s by wednesday. it will be a slow road to there, though, as we go down to the low 20s tonight. san francisco right now 53, san jose 51. on the satellite map a clear sky over much of california. fog forming in the central valley all the way from redding in the north down to bakersfield in the south. you have to be careful with the most treacherous weather i have ever driven in is the fog in the central valley. it hits like a wall. 'tis the season for that. with the clear skies we have, heat during the day, out into space. so overnight lows will dip down into the mid-20s. low 30s. so freeze warning posted again tonight. and here's what we're expecting. things will begin to warm up a little bit on monday. we'll climb a few degrees for

daytime highs may yank the freeze warnings by the then. a we get a chance of rain coming in probably late wednesday, the latest thinking on this the models keep waffling but the latest thinking is wednesday night north bay, thursday rest of the bay area, not a big rainmaker but it will get wet. at least that's the way it's looking. on the futurecast can't even see anything on this except a few high clouds showing up by tomorrow night at this time. the first indication that things are changing a little bit. otherwise clear skies for tomorrow. big chill still through tomorrow. slightly warmer next week. and then a rain chance by next thursday for most of the bay. in the meantime, might as well get in the spirit with the cool weather holiday ice rink with sunny skies around the embarcadero for the most part, 53 degrees. sunshine as well at union square 53 degrees. finally downtown ice in san jose, at the museum of art that little clearing there has been converted into an ice rink and the temperatures will be in the mid-50s tomorrow.

overnight lows 28 at santa rosa. 31 napa. 33 in fremont. 2 degrees below freezing tonight in mountain view. sun-up at 7:04 a.m. high temperature forecast shows things still about 5 to 8 degrees below average in much of the bay area. that will change by wednesday. be back to normal finally at least in terms of the temperatures. high temperatures forecast for tomorrow in the south bay mid- to upper 50s, cooler in the east bay, mid-50s for the most part. plenty of sun and not a whiff of fog or anything. mid-50s up in the north bay. and if you are heading up 101 to ukiah 57 degrees. 56 at clearlake. in the extended forecast, sunshine tomorrow and monday. then temperatures begin to warm up with partly cloudy skies the increasing clouds leading to some rain in the bay area by thursday. and then friday and saturday, that high battles back so it's a ballot between the cold air and then the warm and speaking of battles, there's some epic ones going on in college

football. >> absolutely! college football rivalry saturday, we got some game. we got big plays, too, like this from gang-green. michigan state, we'll bounce them around and they keep on going. stick around. we got more. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

traditional match ups... all right. big rivalry this weekend. everyone sitting home watching the game. vern is here to tell us about it. >> it starts up on thanksgiving, goes through the weekend. football, food, a lot of it.

hey, college football rivalry weekend traditional matchup in business now. notre dame, stanford, stanford up 28-23. we got ucla and usc. --tommy trojan came on in with the lady of joy. ucla on offense scoring in the 3rd quarter. paul perkins one of two scores. bruins led 21-20 but that woke up the trojans. josh rumbled in. rasheem green, 6'5", almost 300. usc ripped off 20 unanswered points. they won 40-21. sc will play stanford next saturday in the pac-12 championship. all right. now, he may not look happy but jim harbaugh, yeah, he is not happy. [ laughter ] >> michigan hosting ohio state. wolverines trying to claw in this one in pure gut. ruddock scores. michigan couldn't handle ezekiel elliott. third and carry, 20-14 on a

ground 2 touchdown. buckeyes won 42-13 to get to 11- 1. michigan fell to 9-3. he land grant trophy... penn this is a porcelain cat. that's a land grant trophy. ..aaron burbridge...weebl e, wobble...don penn state nittany lions in white playing michigan state. burbridge staying on his feet and score. spartans blew out penn state 55- 16. they are going to play fourth ranked iowa in the big 10 championship. all right. that's the auburn tiger fired up for alabama and the balls were bouncing auburn's way. 3rd quarter jeremy johnson to jason smith and he gone! auburn within a touchdown of their state rival 4th quarter derek henry time. put it away on a school record 46 carries. henry rushed for 271 and that touchdown. bama beats auburn 29-13. they will play florida in the

sec championship. and city college of san francisco headed to another state championship game after the rams beat chabot 40-30 today in the norcal finals. the rams will face the southern california winner in two weeks. here's a fella who used to be a good tight end. then he made a career change. let's take you to oakland. >> we are going to warm up real nice and easy around the ropes. >> reporter: by day, laron mitchell is a physical education teacher at st. elizabeth elementary in oakland. any given night, at fire in the ring gym in brisbane, this 6'4" san francisco native is the student and his grade so far, perfect.

mitchell has been schooling fighters in the ring as an unbeaten heavyweight contender. >> i do want laron to win the heavyweight championship. i think he has a good chance of doing it. >> i'm putting in the work. i know i have the tools and ability. it's just a matter of transitioning to the fight and so far it's been working. >> reporter: he once had a promising football career as a tight end. it landed tryouts with 49ers and cowboys. then a brief stint at mixed martial arts. once he put his future in the hands of eddie nance and trainer jimmy ford, it launched a boxing career that produced a pro record of 10-0 all by knockout. >> when we get in there, i have to turn into the hunter, you know? i refuse to be the hunted. i got kids. i got kids that look up to me. i got a family. >> reporter: if the dream of heavyweight champion becomes reality, mitchell would be the first out of the bay area since george foreman, who began his amateur career in pleasanton in

1965. and at age 35, you would think the time is now for mitchell. >> i could imagine me coming back to school that following monday and the kids just treating me like i am. because to them, i'm already fighting for the world title. they, oh, mr. mitchell! and they run out of the cafeteria, they run out of class, they come give me this hug and they're like this high and i'm trying to bend over and give them hugs. >> he will go for 11-0 in the spring of 2016. and boxing is like mainstream now. vladimir klitschko just won the heavyweight championship of the world. maybe he will face laron mitchell somewhere down the line. "creed" the huge box office -- it's just released. the 7th installment of the rocky series is out there. andre ward is in that film. i mean, you got sly in there.

it's -- it's a terrific movie. >> laron, 35 years old. >> age is a number. klitschko is over 40. >> yeah. >> i like that philosophy. >> 6'4." 300. i'm not going to disagree with him. i want to show you how cold it will be, down to 27 in fairfield. 27 at concord. 28 in santa rosa. freeze warnings are posted. just have a care for pets and plants and your loved ones. >> bundle up. see you at 11:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,,

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