my name is michiel oakes. >>> my name is michiel oakes. >> reporter: the task, as michiel oakes tooknd, was not going to be easy, and he seemed to know it. he had to admit he did in fact kill dog whisperer mark stover but somehow persuade the jury that it was only in self-defense. you heard what he told us, his allegations that stover confronted him threatened his children. he told the jury about what he claimed was stover's weird determination to get those wedding photos. oakes' version of the deadly events? after a series of meetings with stover about those photos, he demanded that oakes come to his house october 28th. and he obeyed. drove in the middle of the night across the state to stover's house. and admitted buying all those items at the walmart early in the morning on his way. >> i was very, very concerned about possibly needing to make some sort of on-foot escape in the woods from him and his dogs. >> reporter: he bought the anchor line and weights, he claimed to help him scale up a nearby water tower. and those shin guards, they weren't armor to depend off a watchdog but j

columbia pike southbound oak leaf drive we hit by car. big police presence as steve mentioneded earlier keep to left lanes to get by and watch for delay. aside from that let's go back to cameras and maps right now and show you what you are up against. outter loop crash blocking left lane involving tractor-trailer. keel in mind 270 southbound dealing with big delays. we'll get to that in a second. outer loop there disabled tractor-trailer we have big problems there. aside from that let's move things forward. yellow line delays both directions outside huntington and as we look things over 20. crash involving several vehicles 370 moved to should esh and from 109 to local lane split over an hour guys. if head from 70 frederick. keep in mind your best alternate spread for constructions and keep to 270 over an hour delay back to you dpiz. >> 6:19 now. >> coming up nment the viewing happen habits of favorite show make most binth watch list this year. >> and mother of boy behind he emotional video is accused of poeting it for money and what was d

oak park is like sparta.as upon in that. >> quentin carthen originally arrested on charges of possession of marijuana and methamphetamine with intent to sell. as he waited in a group holding cell to be processed he was charged with another crime. it came as a result of wanting to use the pay phone. >> i said, it look like you having a little trouble. kept dialing. his fifth time dialing. look like you have a little trouble, i'm after you whenever you're done. instead of saying, all right, i ain't have nothing trouble. you better be cool, know what i'm saying, i can get it like that again, you better be cool, i ain't tripping on you be cool, you ain't going to do nothing to me, you don't know who i am, don't get at me like that again. he kept talking. i stood up. [ bleep ] trying to act like he going through something like, what? boom. what's up? bam, bam. then i didn't do nothing extra, i just once he was through i just like see the police, like man, what's up? they pull me out like this is a big thing. i'm l

y parece que no hay vuelta atrs y clausuraran al menos tres escuelas del distrito escolar de oak grove.. y eso es algo que le preocupa a una madre cuyo hijo es autista y recibe atencin especial en una de las amenazadas por cierre... ello foro estaba lleno de padres y alumnos ... ...todos preocupados ante la posible clausura de al menos tres de cinco escuelas del distrito escolar oak grove en san jos... una de ellas es santa teresa... y de ser cerrada, afectara de sobremanera a este niÑo, nathanael... su madre ,annabelle, est sumida en la angustia sot annabelle leyva/madre de estudiante si mi hijo no tiene una escuela como santa teresa ,le afectaría porque tiene un equipo que lo apoya... tiene autismo y no solo eso... su otra hija est en la escuela bernal ... esta misma donde se realiz el foro y que tambin podra ser cerrada. sot annabelle y eso la agarra en plena navidad? en plena navidad... no sería un buen regalo autoridades dicen que el problema es simple: hay un enorme dficit presupuestario. la razn: el alto costo de las viviendas en el condado de santa clara sot josé manzo/superint

as union leaders and city officials meet in an attempt to come to an agr >>> at noon, oak land city workers continue to strike over pay and labor practices as union leaders and city officials meet in an attempt to come to an agreement that will get employees back to work. >> first, terror under ground in new york. a suspect detonates a potentially deadly i improvised explosive device injuring himself and three other people. good afternoon. let's go right to meg oliver who is live in new york city with the very latest. >> reporter: business is back to normal around the port authority bus terminal behind me. but earlier today commuters ran out of the building yelling "there is a bomb." grainy is you are valence shows -- surveillance shows the the moment a bomb went off in a busy pedestrian walkway during the height of new york city's rush hour. the suspect is identified as 27 year old akayed ullah was taken into custody with nonlife threatening injuries and burns. three others also suffered minor injuries. >> he intentionally detonated the device. >> reporter: police say the suspect was in br

oak land rejected the union workers' offer to have willie brown mediate the talks. the mayor says the strike is unlawful because the two strikes haven't declared an impass. still the sides can't agree on a major sticking point. the city wants to tie the second year of a two year contract to revenue growth. the union wants a guaranteed 8% raise in the two year period. >> i think she can look harder. there is some money somewhere. i think it is being put in other places. she doesn't look at us as a priority. we are a priority. >> reporter: as long as this strike continues facilities like senior centers, public libraries, recreation centers will remain shut down. no workers for street sweeping, maintenance work, or parking enforcement. police and firefighters are still working today and school is still in session. meanwhile, city council plans to meet tomorrow to discuss this contract. the city attorney is looking into legal action against the unions. i am jessica flores, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> new, a big rig dangling dangerously over the side of an i-5 over pass in

and it pushes things right on over. >> reporter: it seemed the oak was healthy. but the roots were probably unsafe. prune big trees to wind whistles through instead of catching it like a sail. >> reporter: there was a lot of brush and it should have been thinned out in the middle. >> reporter: residents are grateful that the oak hit a pine tree first, slowing it down. one property is yellow tagged, limited entry. >> i have no damage inside my house. it was a miracle it missed it. the big branch missed the window by about 6 inches maybe. >> time is 4:06. police in emeryville investigating a shooting in the parking lot of a target store yesterday evening that left two people hurt. one of the victims is in critical condition. a gunman fired shots at an suv several times after a fistfight. police detained one person and recovered three guns. the target store on 40th street at the oakland, emeryville city line was the location. one employee rushed customers to the back of the store when they heard the shots. >> first thing in my mind was to call my mom. so she came ru

east oaks we have an accident 11th street at 67th in east oak lane. 24 minute drive from the window haven to the vine. schuylkill expressway westbound, 26 minutes, kind of took a while to get the morning jams, but they are kicking in now. look how cold it is, 25 degrees in 26 in coatsville, 28 in media. 33 in the city. new jersey 28 in browns mills, hammonton. 26 degrees in vineland and 30 in smyrna. watch for a slick spot, matt. >> former tv host billy bush is speaking out responding to comments president trump is making about the infamous hot mic tape. in a op-ed he said yes, donald trump you said that. bush said he decided to speak out because the president doubting the tape hit a raw nerve in him. president trump has not responded to the article. >>> north korea is calling u.s. military exercises between the u.s. and south korea is pushing the area toward nuclear ware. h.r.mcmaster is saying the chance of a nuclear war is getting closer every day. a flight crew saw the north korea missile testing while flying overhead last week. the flight was hea

oak rich is one where his son attends for special services. >> we locate him to wherever he has to be, it's one of the best schools for children with special needs. >> reporter: now those students would consolidate into the other schools in the district. a decision is expected by february. reporting live, ian cull nbc bay area news. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news out of ventura county, tonight new information and video coming into the news room. >> i'm tracking dangerous wind across the bay area that reached 55 miles an hour in the oakland hills. when the wind is out of here and the unusual start to december at 11:19 tonight. >>> facebook for kid. the new app facebook is rolling out today and how it plans to keep kids safe on line. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. ge

on eagle avenue near oak street. a better idea where that is located in alameda. us new information. one person has died in this fire. they're asking people to avoid the area. a lot of fire apparatus and personnel on the street. tiffany wilson is on her way to the fire, and she will bring us a live report as soon as she gets there. if you're familiar with alameda this is one block away from park street, the main drag in the city. one person confirmed in this early morning house fire. >>> president trump facing new questions in the russia investigation after a series of weekend tweets and attacks on former fbi director james comey. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: president trump in another fight with fired fbi director james comey. the president attacking the bureau tweeting after years of comey the fbi's reputation is in tatters. the worst in history. comey fired back tweeting the fbi is honest, the fbi is strong, and the fbi is and always will be independent. the back and forth ignited as the president's team worked to explain this tweet about former nat

one block from busy park street on eagle avenue at oak street. a neighbor spotted the flames and called 911. tiffany wilson spoke with a woman, she's live in alameda. >> reporter: kristen, the neighbor told me she stepped outside to be nosey then realized something was truly wrong. see the destruction behind me. that doesn't compare to theews s owner has died. the sound of cracking glass first alerted jill rydman to the fire. >> i went out to go see and be nosey and make sure everything was okay in the neighborhood then i smelled smoke. >> reporter: she rushed to call 911 knowing her elderly neighbor was likely still inside his home. >> panic time. >> reporter: firefighters arrived shortly before 6:00 a.m. the house was completely engulfed in smoke and flames. >> during the fire attack, the body of an elderly male was found. >> reporter: authorities are not releasing his name, but neighbor jackie marriott knew him well. she says he l e s he lived in h his entire life. >> older guy, 93, 94. lived on his own. wasn't too well all the time anymore. c

the empty halls of nashville's 100 oak mall reimagined. now new doctor's offices for vanderbilt's medical center. >> we have approximately 25 to 30 square feet of retail for every person in the united states. when you look at the model in japan or europe it's 6 to 9 square feet of retail per person. we're over retailed. we're going to see condensed retail and have fewer brick and mortar stores. >> just outside cleveland euclid square mall demolished. a new amazon fulfillment center that will employ 100 workers.

police have blocked off streets in the area at oak and 12th. if they can't find the owner of the backpack or if it's determined to be a threat it may have to be detonated as a precaution. >>> we have now learned that the mayor's body will lie in state in the rotunda at san francisco city hall on friday. and then a public celebration of life will be held at city hall on sunday. >> the acting mayor, london breed, is stepping in to assume the duties of the office. christien kafton has more from city hall on how san francisco is beginning the process of getting back to its feet. >> reporter: the memorial continues to grow. some of them dropping off photographs or candles. and meanwhile, two stories up. the business of the city of san francisco continues. the board of supervisors met yesterday and approved one of mayor ed lee's final requests to declare a citywide emergency on homelessness and fast track shelters for homelessness. she acknowledged the shoes she must fill. the supervisors are back at work struggling to keep the city running despite t

the charity called oak love provided a new car to a single mother of three. she was overwhelmed with the gift. the charity says she fled africa with her children several years ago and she was homeless for a while in oakland. she now has a job, but she needed a car to get to work and now she has one. >> in my wildest dreams when we founded oak love, i never thought we would get to the point where we could have that kind of impact -- giving toys around giving joy but also now giving someone an opportunity to change their lives forever. >> oak love is in its ninth year as a charitable foundation. >>> it's a popular christmas movie "christmas vacation." in it, you may recall a squirrel ends up providing quite the surprise. well, here in the bay area, an eerily similar christmas problem affected one family. take a look at this damage at a home in menlo park. around 6:00 this morning, a neighbor called to report smoke on that home on san mateo drive. the fire was burning around the home's front door. a crew from pg&e discovered a squirrel had chewed through a wire

a suspicious package has been found at 12th and oak. this is close to the alameda county courthouse and we've been watching these live pictures from nbc bay area skyranger overhead. and that is a police crew there actually suiting up. it looks like they're going to try to approach this item, what looked like some sort of rolling bag, like a suitcase found near a stairwell. we're going to keep monitoring what is going on there this morning. just wanted to keep you aware if you are in fact in that area. 12th and oak street in oakland. >>> a search underway for a suspected arsonist. fire crews battle another freeway fire in the south bay. this happened near the 280-101 interchange. >> this is the latest in a series of fires set since saturday. nbc bay area's anser hassan is in where -- >> reporter: another set of fires along another stretch of freeway in the south bay. this time near the intersection of 280 and 101. >> it appeared some trash and some shopping carts had been set on fire. >> reporter: no one was hurt, no homes destroyed, but

soil and we get winds like this and it pushes winds right on over. >> reporter: it seemed that the oak was healthy, but on a slope, the roots were probably unstable. prune big trees so wind whistles through instead of catching it like a sail. >> it was miraculous that no one was hurt. >> reporter: residents are grateful that the oak hit a pine tree first slowing it down. one property is yellow tagged, limited entry. and next door, just interior damage. >> i have no damage inside my house. the big branch missed the window by about 6 inches maybe. >> reporter: debra villalon, ktvu fox news. >>> police in emeryville investigating a shooting in the parking lot of a target store. a gunman fired shots at an suv several times after a fistfight. police detained one person after the incident. and they recovered three guns. the shooting happened at the target store on 40th street right at the oakland, emeryville border. one employee who had been on the job a week says the staff at the target store rushed customers to the back of the store when they heard the shots. >> the first thing in my mind

it seemed that this oak was healthy. its roots were probably unstable for being on a slope near a creek. it is important to prune the tree so it -- the wind will whistle through instead of catching it like a sale. >> it was miraculous that no one was hurt. >> reporter: residents are grateful that the oak hit a pine tree first to slow it down. one property is yellow tag for limited entrance. >> i have no damage inside my house. it was a miracle that it miss it. the big branch missed the window about about six inches, maybe.>> reporter: we felt the strong gusts as we looked out to the golden gate bridge. the san mateo bridge has a wind advisory along with ultimate pass. -- along with the pass. if this wind isn't enough, it is cold out here. we will let bill tell us exactly how cold it will get. >> he is getting ready to sell -- tell all about that. think you very much.>>> -- thank you very much. >>> it will be cold outside. tomorrow night, there is a freeze watch. that is in the north bay. that will be for wednesday mornin

for 1 oak, they didn't provide any on-site affordable housing in. that case, i would have liked them to meet the actual ratio that was requested in this area plan. but i know that we were able to move forward with some sort of compromise on that. anyway, colleagues i ask for your support on this item, along with president breed and look forward to working with many of you here today on ensuring that we are reducing cool and vehicle usage in our district particularly in the south market and tenderloin area. thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor kim. i'd be happy to entertain a motion to send this item to the full board as a committee report but would love mr. worthime if you can tell the appropriate colleague here last week to report in at least to this supervisor or send an e-mail to the entire board before 2:00 tomorrow with any comments that the department has as we were promised last week. with that, supervisor tang. >> all right. so, now i will make a motion on item two to send freethrower to the full board with positive recommendation a

professor oakes: last weekend, and in a now famous speech, senator jeff flake -- you knew i was going

[applause] professor oakes: thank you. i liked your talk, david. [laughter] i don't know what you are talking about. thank you all for coming. thanks, david, for allowing us to set this up. thank you to michelle, melissa, and joe for making this possible. the title of my talk is i'm trying to say it is a mistake to reduce the crisis of the 1850's to a struggle over the expansion of slavery into the western territories. to do that, i'm going to be talking a lot about fugitive slaves. some about the implications for the present, but not as much as you might like. just some. wait a second. between the mexican-american war and the civil war, there occurred a familiar series of events. james houston calls it sequence. each event feeding on its predecessor and feeding the way for the next. all of them taken together constituting the so-called crisis of the 1850's. every american historian can recite those events. the wilmot proviso, the compromise or armistice of the 1850's, the kansas-nebraska act, the backlash against the fugitive slave act, the short

andres brender esta en vivo en san jose donde hoy el distrito escolar de oak grove est realizando unespera alguna decision andres? luego de escuchar lo que tienen que decir padres y maestros... se espera que la junta reduzca el nmero de escuelas amenazadas por cierre... miren ustedes como sta este foro... lleno de padres y maestros preocupados por la posible clausura de entre tres y cinco escuelas los plantenes que podran cerrar son: anderson frost glider oakridge baldwin santa teresa minor del roble autoridades dijeron no obstante que todos los alumnos tendrn su educacin garantizada para el prximo aÑo escolar, que comienza en agosto de 2018... la posible solucin para aquellos cuyos planteles cierren: la reubicacin la razn de esta crtica situacin? pue es netamente econmica sot jos manzo/superinten dente claraemente muchas nuestras familias han salido fuera de nuestra rea por causa principalmente de la vivienda ...que es bastante difcil... hemos visto muchas familias de centro del distrito, a travs de los ltimos 5 aÑos, que no pueden con la vivienda que estn costosas aqu en esta zona

coming out of white oak heading south, go to the left to get by. so we canto the maps, update the ride in virginia, this is coming from 66 toward springfield. that is our traffic watch. we will be back in the next 10 minutes. we will update the right thing in montgomer on the rails, adrianna. one of the biggest travel hubs in d.c. is about to get a lot more crowded. jimmy kimmel returned to his show las the freestanding, cord-free vacuum that can live anywhere because it has two rechargeable batteries. that means you can always be charging, even while you're cleaning. welcome to hassle-free runtime with shark. >> jimmy kimmel making his return to late-night tv. with him -- his infant son billy, who just finish his latest round of heart surgery. kidd o'shea joins us now. he also had a powerful message last night. kidd: absolutely. he started by thanking his guest hosts, and he wore his emotions on his sleeve. jimmy: they gave me a full day of their very busy lives to give me time off, and i am grateful for them for doing that. doesn't. pleading toha

anna is a marine, isor serving in oak oak, japan. -- in okinawa, japan. >> i'm getting a little nervous now. >>reporter: the plan is finally in motion. >> thank you, thank you. >>reporter: we're at the george t. tyler elementary school where their mother works. right now jennifer is sneaking them in and mom has no idea. as they walk the halls, anna's heart was pounding. finally after all this time, she was there. mom was overwhelmed. >> are you happy? >>reporter: the greatest gift you could ask for. >> merry christmas. >>reporter: her daughter. >> hard to put into words. this is like the thing i most wanted was to see her because it's been so long. >>reporter: this marine is now home. >> i'm not going to want to let you go. >>reporter: evan koslof, wusa 9. >> water works didn't stop there. anna then surprised her dad at she'll be here in the states for another 20 days before she goes back to japan. >>> today vice president mike pence is continuing his surprise visit to u.s. troops in afghanistan is. yesterday in a speech vice president pence called them, quote, the world's greatest forc

iteration of the plan, developers can seek additional parking with additional use permit and through one oak was granted a c.u. for their parking. it brought to light an important part about parking and it relates to cumulative impacts along the hub. as long as our city grows, buildings get built and our neighborhoods get more dense, the more crowded our streets get and the more impacted our services become. all of these developments for all this new parking has a cumulative impact. we know it and we see it. yet the guidelines that we use to measure impact say there isn't a significant impact. we all know that is flawed. so, we as legislators have found our own ways of making sure that we're developing in a smarter, more sophisticated way. we're the most expensive city in the country and we must be more responsible about how we build. in the hub alone there are about six projects in the pipeline. imagine if every single one of those asked for 136 spaces. imagine what kind of impact that would have on traffic, which we all know in that particular corridor on market and van ness, it is constan

document without it as gail bau mentioned, this was never part of the initial negotiation with one oak. and furthermore if you read, as i'm sure you all have, the market octavia c.a.c. document to you with more "where as" in two minute, they also detail why there should be no loopholes or provisions for having the c.u. during this 18-month period for any of the nonapproved projects. we strongly recommend that we not move forward with the exemption in any shape or form. souled you for any reason decide to do that, supervisors peskin's comments are certainly very to the point of improving the originally submitted loophole. but i would even be much more strong in reiterating the necessariability -- or the necessity and desirability must be clearly demonstrated as an absolute provision of any c.u. that is the piece that we seem to always lose with planning and including that should you not decide to ban it out right and eliminate the exemption would be some protection. thank you. >> anybody else wishing to comment on item number two? seeing none, public comment's now closed. i do understan

flames broke out at potomac oak condos this morning when many people were sleeping. this massive fire is undetermined. fortunately, no one was seriously injured. , a nearbyghes reports elementary school has been turned into a makeshift shelter. >> i can't believe everything is gone. reporter: two days before ringing in the new year, dozens of people are forced to start over. >> i am broken. reporter: towering flames ripped through the roof at the potomac oaks condos, forcing families into the bitter cold. eileen lives on the bottom floor and smelled the smoke. >> it was not hot, but the hallway was filled with smoke. >> we had to get out of the building. we were hearing people yelling. reporter: police and firefighters went door-to-door getting people out. >> the ceiling collapsed in the bathroom, water everywhere. reporter: with snow on the ground, 100 firefighters battled against freezing equipment. they knocked down the but now marie's apartment is underwater. >> there is a lot of water inside there. ,e cannot take anything out only a few food i take. reporter: ei

son seis las escuelas que van a cerrar, todas pertenecientes a la regin sur del distrito escolar de oakn las siguientes: baldwin elementary friday elementary gilder elementary oakridge elementary y santa teresa elementary esta sin duda podra ser una navidad preocupante para muchos padres que no saben cmo ser la reubicacin de sus hijos en las aulas o incluso a donde llevarlos para continuar con su formacin por eso van a realizar este foro, el superintendente va a estar ac y van no ---solo a hablar de la situacin de estos planteles educativos, sino a darle respuestas a sus interrogantes esto es a las 530 de la tarde... as que si quiere venir la direccin es 6610 de la avenida san ignacio en san jos nosotros igualmente los mantendremos informado en nuestros noticieros --la ciudad de livermore intenta tambin lidiar con el problema de viviendas, ofreciendo una lotera para compradores por primera vez. --el ganador podr comprar una vivienda por debajo del precio del mercado... esto como parte de un programa que ofrece esta ciudad. --se le dar prioridad a residentes locales que sean maestros, bo

tomorrow 66 in oak lands, 8 degrees above average. 71 in san jose. that is 20 degrees.st predicting where things will stands as late as sunday and notice the ridge of high pressure is just as strong. hasn't moved an inch over the course of 3 or 4 days. if we were going to next wednesday or thursday it likely would be some it ration. so until that ridge budges the forecast is not going to change. the mornings will remain chilly to cold. the afternoons will remain sunny and mild. 60s forth a while. so here are your highs once again. sunny vail, sunny tomorrow. how about 68 at half-moon bay. 67 in -- nap a 67 or 68 degrees. mill valley, 64 and closer dale, sunshine. across the border nothing but sunshine. this is early december. we are supposed to get rainfall. not this early december. it is literally nothing but sunshine across the board with highs in the 60s. it is time now for our food family drive and chevron is a big company. >> thanks so much for having us here tonight. we are so proud to return to support the alameda food bank. we have patterned with the fad -- part

and traffic is moving look oak with no major problems. >>> good morning to you.clear, cool, and breezy in our hills. gusting quite strong. giving you a view from san francisco. a gorgeous start from that view there. if you're stepping out. it because of the wind, i'll show you the piends over our atlas peak about 27 miles per hour. and mount tam reporting 33. middle peak reporting 38. the wind advisory goes into tomorrow morning for the north bay hills and the east bay hills. we're not seeing winds quite that strong around the bay area. breezy to gusty depending on where you are. coastal flooding is a turn for for. parking lots, trailing, roadwayses, all the way to monterey. coastal flooding will definitely be a possible. high tide comes 37 in concord. in the north bay. 37 in santa rosa. upper 40s in san francisco. and 52 at san francisco. temperatures are up slightly. santa rosa is 37. and concord a light breeze. and 37 reported for your doctor. after after a chilly start with breezy beens star. along the coastline for the afternoon, pacifica, 58. low 60s in san

the oak grove district claims there aren't enough students to keep all eight schools in operation. the map you see here shows the five schools discussed at a meeting tonight. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story now from san jose. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with song and heart felt testimonials, students, parents and teachers made their case. >> at santa teresa, teachers are helpful. >> luckily to our lucky stars, we love glideers. >> reporter: the gym at the school was packed by people who do not want to see elementary schools in the oak grove district shut down. eight schools have been identified for possible closure. the district claims declining enrollment. >> we're at the point where some of our elementary schools have populations in the 3 to 400 range. >> reporter: dennis hawkins is the chair of the consolidation committee. jose manzo is the district superintendent. >> unfortunately, we're at a place where we have to make some very difficult decisions. >> reporter: parents say there are better solutions. >> they need to ask us as realtors who is moving into the area. they're

. >> an 83-year-old man was hit by a car this morning in the west oak lane section of philadelphia even though he was on his own property raking leaves, tonight he is in the hospital. live at ogontz and andrews is "action news" reporter, chad pradelli. what are the details? >> reporter: jim, the victim was doing some plain old yard-work on this very warm late fall day and the vehicle came down andrews and over the curb and into him sending him to the hospital. >> the impact left the 83-year-old victim sprawled on the ground in pain and neighbors -- >> pretty shocked and pretty like overwhelmed. >> what did his condition look like. >> horrible. unconscious, he was like bleeding a little bit i can't say from where. >> the driver of the suv fled on foot and they interviewed the owner found at his house a few blocks away but the detectives say he is giving conflicting statements and claims to not be behind the wheel and police say that the suv was chasing a white car. >> we don't know if it was drag racing or road rage or a combination of both. >> i wanted to tell the guy, the guy jumped ou

everybody knows so -- i just don't know why silver oak is -- it's smooth.- i am a neophyte >> we have a pretty unique way of approaching our wine for silver oak in that we pick fruit from throughout a fairly wide geography, and each year we only put the best stuff in the bottle whatever mother nature throws at us if it's a cool year like 10 or 11 or a relatively warm year like 17 was, you know, each vineyard responds a little differently. then we can pick and choose. >> nice bottles too. a classy a lot of them are, like, hand carved i have been to one of these golf tournaments where it's a silver oak -- people go, oh, my god i guess because it's pretty expensive too. what's a bottle of cab usually go for >> the alexander valley is $75 a bottle it's an attainable luxury. >> md 2020 is what i did. >> mad dog >> boones farm apple wine, this is a big treat no >> we've done a lot of really great work on making that approachable and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to

following the flames tonts live now in west oak lane. the cold weather can make a dangerous job even more difficult. >> yeah. we complain if you're oud for five or ten minutes. firefighters of course are answering the call no matter what. that can be said for tonight and throughout the entire day. we're on georgia and west aek lain. this is where they were about a half hour ago. upstairs you can see some of the damage. they were concentrating earlier. here's some of the stuff you were talking about. you can see the salt on the ground. that can cause slip and falls. they're very careful to get that down. tonight oo like you said the work continues in these tough conditions. >> i just saw smoke. didn't see much. >> reporter: it's a tiresome few days of relentless work in extreme cold for firefighters in the area. tonight in west oak lane they rush over to. salt was a must during the deep freeze. relatives say smoke was billowing from the second floor. a family member who didn't want to be identified credits them for quick work. >> quick as

our live camera looking out toward the oak nest wary -- oak estuary here. it is thursday, we will call it partly to mostly sunny this afternoon. the main storm track still a distant visitor at least for us in the bay area and then taking us into your saturday. same deal, you will see some rain approaching, light showers, eureka up towards cape mendocino, it remains dry as we head into saturday and looks like we should remain dry for the remainder of the year by sunday as we head -- as we wrap up 2017. there was a chance of some rain by sunday but looks like the forecast model is trying to push that back into 2018. forecast highs for today after the cold start this morning, a nice recovery for this afternoon, 60s out there for san francisco, hayward, antioch and brentwood, more neighborhoods coming up for as we check out san jose, a forecast high of 64 and half moon bay 61 degrees. so it's hard to believe this is december weather and we are locked in this mild weather pattern out there as we wrap up 2017 and say hello to 2018. so tomorrow still pretty mild o

oak and main street. and also this is route 73 at route 38 in new jersey. an alert for new jersey drivers. if you're taking the 42 freeway and wanting to get on 295 north, there is construction blocking that ramp. that should lift in just the next hour or so. i'll keep my eye on. that area bridges are good, and mass transit this early hour is running on or close to schedule. >> thanks. >>> 36 degrees. 5:09. roughed up. police are trying to track down teenagers who attacked a homeless man outside the salvation army. we'll hear from the victim about his ordeal. >>> and hateful message at the mall. a local mom couldn't believe what was written on her car after she just took her sick son to meetssistant arch that's ahead. -- meet santa. that's ahead. >>> and the monumental fight to beat wildfires in southern california as the flames continue to drive people out of their homes. >>> 5:15 a.m. police need your help in tracking down a group of teenagers who attacked a homeless man wednesday night. >> bob latshaw was outside the salvation army with a few others from

the oak grove district claims there aren't enough students to keep all eight schools in operation. you see here shows the five schools discussed at a meeting tonight. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story now from san jose. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with song and heart felt testimonials, students, parents and teachers made their case. >> at santa teresa, teachers are helpful. >> luckily to our lucky stars, we love glideers. >> reporter: the gym at the school was packed by people who do not want to see elementary schools in the oak grove district shut down. eight schools have been identified for possible closure. the district claims declining enrollment. >> we're at the point where some of our elementary schools have populations in the 3 to 400 range. >> reporter: dennis hawkins is the chair of the consolidation committee. jose manzo is the district superintendent. >> unfortunately, we're at a place where we have to make some very difficult decisions. >> reporter: parents say there are better solutions. >> they need to ask us as realtors who is moving into the area. they're all fam

main street at oak drive. back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. unspeakable crime in burlington county. >> the pastor charged in a series every child sexual assault cases that happened over 15 year time span. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live at the come alive new testament church in medford now suspended the pastor. trang? >> reporter: medford police arrested pastor harry thomas on wednesday morning. he is under guard at an unknown medical facility due to his failing health. meanwhile, these disturbing allegations have rattled this community. >> it is a complete outrage. >> reporter: shock and disgust in medford township following the arrest of long time pastor on child sex abuse charges against four victims. seventy-four year old harry thomas of queens lane is facing one count of aggravated sexual assault, three counts of sexual assault, and four counts of endangering the welfare of a child. burlington county prosecutor say the series every assaults happened from 1999 to 2015, in medford township. >> little children are helpless, just so

brazen armed robbery of the delivery driver working for amazon, woman who was robbed monday night on oak wood drive in the briar wood section of darby township. they forced driver back in her van and order heard to drive in the alley way where they made off with packages and her iphone. >> always been a nice neighborhood hearing something like that, kidnapping, we have a lot of kid around here and it is scary. >> i'm so glad she was not harmed. i hope they catch whoever it is, real soon. >> so far police don't have any suspects n a statement amazon said quote this is a terrible incident and we are thankful that the delivery driver is safe. amazon will work with law enforcement and delivery service provider as they investigate. >>> and staying in delaware county manhunt continues for the mask gunman who robbed a bank there state police say that yesterday around noon the man seen in this surveillance photo, we will have it up in a moment walked in the malvern federal savings bank, on baltimore pike in conn toward township armed with the gun. the suspect also left behind a device, but they

this happened last night just after midnight at west oak lane outside of a chinese restaurant on stanton avenue by beachwood street. a man walked up to the guy and said give me everything in your pockets but then he pulled out a gun and fired at the robber. and he was found a block away. he's at i istein right now, and his parents tell us he's a well-trained security guard and has a gun and used it. >> he said he tried to rob my son. he tried to rob my son. i said he's a security guard and he dropped his gun down the street. >> reporter: and this was a man being robbed. the guy in the gray shirt there talking with police shortly after this happened. he's not expected to be charged in the case. and the suspect who was taken to the hospital he is expected to be arrested as a result of what happened. late last night. now, i'm live here in west oak lane, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> now that congress has passed a massive tax cut package, republican leaders say you will begin seeing more money in your paycheck by february. yesterday, president trump celebrated the passage of the bill at the