shootout with police. but the other man who escaped from palo alto... remains on the run. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. i'm kenny choi. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in san jose with the latest on the manhunt underway. jessica.. right now, jurors are deciding the fate of an

>> could be driving a ford explorer. >> reporter: tramel mcclough is expected in court on monday. bivins is still out there. santa clara county sheriff's department is asking anybody with information on his whereabouts to call 911. reporting live in san jose, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. right now, jurors are deciding the fate of an illegal immigrant who admitted to shooting and killing a woman on san francisco's pier 14. he says it was accidental. kpix 5's anne makovec is live outside the courthouse with the latest in the high-profile case. >> reporter: theythe jurors finished their deliberations for the day and went home until

monday. they are told to ignore one factor on a lot of people's minds, the national immigration controversy. they are focusing specifically on the moments before kate steinle died. jose inez garcia zarate is a 45- year-old homeless mexican in the country illegally when kate steinle was shot in july 201515. steinle was walking with her father when she was hit in the back by a sungle bullet that had ricocheted off the pier. the prosecutor says he was playing russian roulette. the defense says it was an accident that garcia zarate found the gun on the pier wrapped in a piece of cloth, picked it up and it fired accidentally. >> intentionality is the question. why did he do it? was it an accident? was it absolutely recklessness with disregard for human life or something he did intentionally by focusing on miss steinle? >> reporter: the gun had been

stolen from a u.s. bureau of land management ranger's vehicle several days earlier but no evidence links garcia zarate to that burglary. the jurors have a few possible charges to convict on here. first- or second-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter. also not guilty, of course. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. a bay area father spent the past six months in federal immigration custody but is now released on bail to spend thanksgiving with his family. [ crying ] >> hugo mejia walked out of this federal immigration center near sacramento last night and into the arms of his family. immigration authorities arrested him in may avenue tried to apply for a construction job on travis air force base. he has no criminal record. he had a 10-year-old

deportation order. >> i'm happy. i'm going to see my family again. it's important. look at me. i'm hard worker. you think i am a criminal? you see my face. you see my record. i'm not a criminal. i just want an opportunity to stay here. >> he wants to return to work and stay in the country where he has lived for the last 17 years. a rescue mission is under way after a u.s. navy plane crashed with 11 people on board. eight crew members are found and in good condition. the c2a transport went down into the philippines sea southeast of japan. japan's defense minister says an engine malfunction is the cause. the c2 crashed while returning to the uss ronald reagan as u.s. and japanese forces took part in naval exercises. new at noon a former sports doctor for the u.s. women's olympics gymnastics team pleaded guilty in a sex abuse case involving athletes.

laura podesta reports he will spend 25 years behind bars at least. >> reporter: he pleaded guilty to charges including sexual assault, the charges read aloud in a michigan courtroom. >> do you acknowledge, were you in a position of authority over her and used your position of authority to constructively coerce her to submit to penetration? >> yes. >> reporter: he admitted to molesting seven underaged girls over more than a decade. all but one of them were gymnast. >> these victims were all too young to consent, correct? and you knew that, both of those? >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: under the plea deal in michigan, naser will spend a minimum of 25 years in jail. but the judge could go much higher. the former usa gymnastics team doctor also worked for michigan state university. some of his victims said others need to accept the blame for fostering a predatory culture that went unchecked.

>> we are more than a year from my police report. [ indiscernible ] you have yet to take responsibility for what happened on your watch. >> reporter: in an instagram post olympic gold medalist gabbi douglas said he sexually abused her, as well. naser still faces countless lawsuits in neighboring michigan counties and sentencing on federal child porn charges. >> his sentencing is january 12th. three cbs employees have now come forward saying they experienced sexual misconduct by former "cbs this morning" co- host charlie rose during his time at the network. cbs news fired him yesterday after eight women told the "washington post" he had harassed them. kenneth craig has the latest from new york. >> reporter: former "cbs this morning" cohost charlie rose is facing new allegations of sexual misconduct.

this time, by three cbs employees. they spoke on condition of anonymity. one says she is not ready for details to become public. another claims rose groped her rear and the third says he grabbed her inappropriately and whispered sexual innuendo in her ear. our cbs news communications officer issued a statement saying: >> reporter: on "cbs this morning," co-host gayle king addressed the scandal. >> i never in a million years thought that we, charlie rose, cbs, would be involved in this story in this way that we are. but i also think we're not shying away from reporting it. >> reporter: cbs fired the news icon tuesday a day after the "washington post" detailed claims of harassment by eight women who worked for or wanted to work for his long-running pbs show. pbs also fired him. >> you want to say anything to those accusers, the people that's accusing you of all these wrongdoings? >> it's not wrongdoings. >> reporter: his comment monday night was at odds with an

earlier statement in which he said, i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i am greatly embarrassed, low added, i do not believe that all of these allegations are accurate. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. president trump is blowing a lifeline to embattled alabama senate candidate roy moore. the president said he doesn't want the seat vacated by attorney general jeff sessions to go to a liberal democrat. even if that means supporting a republican candidate facing "claims" of sexual misconduct. the president says that doug jones, alabama's former attorney general, does not share his agenda. >> i could tell you one thing for sure, we don't need a liberal person in there, a democrat. roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. >> moore meanwhile inches to deny the allegations against him. alabama's special election is december 12th. still ahead, fallout from uber's massive data breach. what's next after the company failed to report hacking for more than a year.

>> plus, keeping prescription medicines out of the wrong hands. the new tool at walgreens. >> we are starting to see some clouds rolling through the bay area. but that does not mean we are getting a cooldown. how warm our afternoon highs are about to get and what you can expect for your thanksgiving plus your travel forecast all that next. eral isn

investigation... after uber admitted it failed to disclose a massive data breach for more than a year. ha new york's attorney general is launching an investigation after uber admitted it failed to disclose a massive data breach for more than a year. hackers stole the personal data

of more than 57 million customers and drivers. cbs reporter carter evans looks at how uber handled the breach. >> reporter: uber decided to steer clear of federal regulators when it learned of the widespread hack in 2016. instead of reporting the incident, the multi-billion- dollar company chose to pay hackers $100,000 to delete the stolen data. it's not known whether the hackers followed through. the technology reporter broke the story bloomberg. >> if it was deleted, it would be fine. >> reporter: hackers also got 600,000 license numbers from uber drivers. in a statement, uber says, its outside experts hasn't seen any location that history, bank

account numbers, social security numbers or birth dates were downloaded. >> this incident will give customers pause. >> reporter: at the time of the hack, uber was already under investigation for privacy violations while dealing the troubled tenure of travis kalanick. uber's new ceo wrote: none of this should have happened and i will not make excuses for it. we are changing the way we are doing business. >> it's going to take time to clean things up. he needs new leaders and change the culture. that's a big project. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. uber says it took immediate steps last year to secure the data and it sees no evidence of fraud or misuse tied to the incident. a security officer and executive were fired in connection. walgreens is trying to cut down on robberies in its stores. the company has installed time delayed safes in its pharmacies

in several states to protect the medicines that thieves target. walgreens says that criminals are less likely to rob a pharmacy when they know that they will have to wait for a safe to open. >> it's a time delay safe so the pharmacist once they activate the safe the safe stays locked for several minutes. they cannot get into it. they have no control over that. this allows the police enough time to respond to catch the criminals. >> not all the chain's pharmacists are on board with it. some say thieves may not believe they can't control how long it takes to open the safe and may harm the pharmacist to get them to do it. let's check the big board now and see how the markets are doing. you see the dow is down about 58 points. today is the last full trading day of the holiday week. the market is closed tomorrow for thanksgiving and friday is a half day. new at noon kids in east oakland will be able to practice their basketball skills on this brand-new court thanks to the golden state warriors. it was unveiled about an hour

ago at the youth uprising community center. the court was refurbished with funds from the warriors community foundation. the first to display the town alternate warriors logo which celebrates the oakland community. game on. what's up with the forecast? >> the heat is on. not the basketball team. the actual temperatures. [ laughter ] >> here's what's happening. i'm watching the clouds coming through across the golden gate bridge. there's a lot of action going on there. a lot of people riding their bikes and walking along the golden gate as they do. it is a great day for that because the temperatures are feeling pretty comfortable. this afternoon, expect those temperatures to get a lot warmer. so right now at sfo, seems to be a-okay. no weather-related travel problems. concord 72. oakland 62. here's a look at your hub check. so if you are playing out of sfo

today, expected good weather conditions. in atlanta, chicago, houston, should be fine. rain in the forecast, temperatures for the low 50s, boston rain, could impact travel. denver and houston nice and sunny and temperatures are in the upper 60s for denver, l.a. mid-90s. look at our highs today from across the nation. so los angeles expected to break more records today. seattle, portland, also this is warm, warmer than where they should be. and it looks like all of that cold air is right here. minneapolis, chicago, detroit, really feel for them. temperatures down near the freezing mark. 39 degrees for st. louis but what a contrast but makes comparing it to the desert southwest about a 60-degree difference from you in southern california. so if you are heading that way, there's high pressure still and that means that warm weather will stick around through thanksgiving and also for us, we are going to stay warm through the weekend. all the rain is going right towards washington and oregon. so they may see some flooding, several inches of rain back to back hitting them with storm

after storm. here's your futurecast for our area. so tomorrow morning, there's a slight chance of showers hitting the north bay in the early-morning hours. we'll check that four on our hi- def doppler tomorrow. and then on friday, partly cloudy conditions, saturday should be fine. saturday night into sunday that's where we're watching for another storm. temperatures for today across our area, fremont 73. 74 in livermore. there is a turkey trot in oakland tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 50s so your thanksgiving forecast looks like this. upper 60s to mid-70s. a little cooler than today. here we go. the weather will be warm through sunday. that's when we'll get a shift and the storm will be here. >> sounds like a nice forecast. >> take a look at this. the family of bears made a break for it in tahoe. deputies spotted them snooping around a cvs pharmacy monday night. a mother bear got a look at the deputy's cruiser and took off with her cubs. i'm out of here! [ laughter ] an uptick in people flying out for the thanksgiving

holiday. coming up, how the cost of travel maybe factoring into people's plans this year. >> and what's cool about your school? email us and we may feature your sch ool on the show. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

year. airlines say 28- and-a- half million passengers will take flights over the 12- day period.

cbs reporter d at what it costs 30% more people will fly this year for the thanksgiving holiday over last year. 28.5million passengers will fly over the 12 days. we look at what it costs to go home for the holiday. >> reporter: today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. the tsa is expected to screen more than 26 million people during the 12-day thanksgiving travel period. consumers are paying around 23% less for flights this year. that's a good thing. a roundtrip flight is around $157. the cheapest since 2013. but car rentals are up 34% from last year. 89% of people will be driving. the highest thanksgiving gas prices since 2014 is averaging $2.54, up 37 sense from last november. according to aaa, the worst time to travel is between 3 and

7:15 p.m. the best time to travel, thanksgiving day morning. and also, a tip from tsa. when it comes to traveling with food, you can take your turkey in your carry on, but the gravy you have to check. they can't go together. at least when it comes to traveling. demarco morgan, newark, new jersey. speaking of holiday food, don't forget your four-legged friends. people.com is out with some of the top picks for dogs. dognog is a pet-friendly eggnog and pup pie so you don't have to share your own slice of pumpkin pie. we'll be right back.

that's it for k-p- i-x 5 news at noon. ell, today's tip of the day is going to be fall honeydew in the market right now. still domestically grown in the market and they are delicious. but selection and storage are very important this time of year. well, i get it all the time, but maybe more important now. when you buy it, make sure it's creamy colored to a matt green but creamy and they will feel sticky when they're ripe. heavy for their size, that means they have a small cavity and that's what's important. when you bring them home, you want to store them on the counter. a lot of times the honeydews on the counter not in the refrigerator because on the counter they will continue to ripen and continue to get more sugar content unlike just about any mixed melon.

the portion that you don't use, you want to put that in the refrigerator honeydew melons the fall variety. you're going to love them. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh g rocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. coming up at 5:00, a big new homeless camp in san jose sprung up by a busy freeway interchange. we are there as advocates hand out turkeys today. that and more at 5:00. ♪[ music ] >> we're all here tomorrow. see you!

>> brooke: happy thanksgiving! >> quinn: happy thanksgiving. >> brooke: wow! >> eric: hey, everybody. >> quinn: hey, sweetie. >> eric: ridge and brooke are here, and they brought the turkey. >> r.j.: oh, come on. >> brooke: oh! >> ridge: happy to be here. the place looks great. >> quinn: thank you so much. come on in, guys. >> eric: yeah, come in. hi, honey. >> brooke: hi. >> liam: you know it's not actually the turkey that makes you tired, right? >> wyatt: yes, it is! it's the tryptophan in it! >> liam: no, it's not! you don't even know what tryptophan is. >> wyatt: do you know what a turkey is? >> steffy: okay. >> liam: is that a tofu joke? >> steffy: when it's just the two of them, this is what it's like the entire time. >> eric: drinks are inside. >> liam: yes, sir. >> quinn: oh. >> steffy: hi. [ laughs ] >> quinn: oh, but you. >> eric: steffy. you look beautiful as always. >> wyatt: happy thanksgiving, mom. >> quinn: aww. and, katie, i'm glad you're here. >> katie: thank you. i'm -- i'm glad to be here. >> quinn: [ chuckles ] if it -- if it means that i get to have my son with me on than