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be sure to check in at 6abc.com and the 6 abc app this thanksgiving weekend, you'll find easy accessstorm tracker 6 radar and the hourly forecast from accuweather and the latest traffic conditions and traffic cameras on all the local roadways. >>> pennsylvania state trooper, pat casey, shot yesterday on the vine street expressway has been released from the hospital so he can spend thank giving at home. but the teenager that allegedly shot him isn't going anywhere. "action news" reporter, vernon odom is live at the belmont barracks with the state police. you have an update. >> reporter: jim, first good news, trooper casey is at home tonight resting and recuperating and happy to be there here on the eve of thanksgiving. state trooper, pat casey, left the hospital in late morning apparently in good spirits, despite the .45 caliber bullet still lodged in his left shoulder, he is glad his injury was not worse in the wake of that shootout. >> yes, i'm feeling much better. >> pretty harry experience? >> you could say that. >> happy to be going home for thanksgiving? >> very happy. >> his pa

. >> if you have traveling today take "action news" with you, the free 6 abc app offers the news and r and live traffic cameras on area roadways. >>> the holiday would not be complete without the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade balloons flew high above the ben franklin parkway as people on the parade route took in the festive sights and sounds. ♪ this group was dressed in their red, white and green, the kutztown marching band made their way down the street, our own rick williams and cecily tynan hosted the event like they do every year. it's a family tradition. >> a day to be thankful, we are thankful to be with our family. >> we are happy to see the floats. >> what do you think of the parade. >> cool. >> what is so cool about it? >> we get to see all the balloons and everything. >> i love the floats and the bands and everything else, it's really great. >> this is the 96th annual parade in philadelphia, the old efgt of its kind. >> the food drive is far from over and runs for another month and you can donate through 6abc.com and dunkin' donuts has a mobile app and all of

app. you can download and it gin the abc 7 group either from apple app and google play. then, gas prices, this is the lowest we will pay for gas at thanksgiving since 2008. >>> thank you for that advise and whether you are ready to hit black friday or sales there erics. security experts are offering tips to recollect your money, personal information, and your gifts. first, watch out for your surrounding, busy shopping malls are prime target. use one credit card for holiday purchases so it is easier to monitor for possible fraudulent charges and look it up, always lock your car no matter how quickly the we rand and keep valuable in the string of the car and out of the plain sight and think before you click. if an maim deal sounds too good to be true it reasonable is. >> the national retail federation estimates half of all holiday shipping will be done online this year but with the price comes changes. how can you make sure you are getting the best deal? >>> rebecca reports on the app promising to save you big bucks. >> yolanda buys most gifts online and has her hands full

this is tomorrow at 7:30 right watch abc app. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. >>> well, breaking news and we have a very sad update to a story we've been following. the pregnant woman we told you died. no word on the baby. this happened around 2:30. josh is on the story. we'll check back later throughout the newscast with updates as we get them. >> very sad. >>> we're gonna shift gears. a young boy in upstate new york being called a hero after he alerted had is -- his family to a dangerous situation. he was asleep in his family's apartment when he smelled smoke around 4:00 yesterday morning. the.knew immediately -- the boy knew immediately what to do. he woke up his parents. firefighters say the quick- thinking child may have saved a lot of lives. >> yeah he may have saved his parents

with abc for the latest on the paris attacks and stay on top of breaking news by downloading our abc appd inailing push notifications. >> police in south san francisco are pushing extra patrols on the street and offer free home security checks after a rash of burglaries. amy hollyfield is in south san francisco. >> kristen, if you want to see how concerned people are in this neighborhood, look at to video, they really turned out last night for a community meeting with the police chief. the room was packed. they had to open up an overflow room. there have been 14 home burglaries in less than a in. the police chief told residents the burglaries are knocking on the front door first and then breaking in through a back door if they think no one is home. residents say they learned a lot. >> i am taking away i need to assess my home and look at safety measures whether it is fiscal yearing our 15, putting a lock on the fence, looking at the back door. >> it is the land of the free? it is not. we have to keep our doors closed. this are people stall -- stealing. >> the police chief believes they h

can watch broadway backstage fall preview tomorrow at 7:30 right here on channel 7 and the watch abc app. >> this is always one of my favorite ones i look forward to it every year. >>> well, a "wheel of fortune" player getting a lot of attention. here's the question -- was her bizarre guess an attempt to try to throw the round? tipada maana a las siete >>> a car torched. burglars stopped for a snack. and a man's terrifying spin in a car wash. just some of the stories that were caught on camera and caught our attention. we begin with the arsonist seen setting fire to a car in connecticut. you can see the suspect walking up to a car in stamford on sunday, dousing it with some sort of liquid. and then lighting the vehicle on fire. flames. the man was last seen driving a light colored honda civic. >>> also caught on camera, three burglars getting a little too comfortable inside the home they just broke into in california. look as that man proceeds to take juice out of the refrigerator and he picks it up and he drinks it from right out of the container. how rude. he took it with him along wit

learn her punishment, it's all at 4:00, you can take us with you on the go streaming live on the 6 abc news app i'll see you the next half hour to talk about a brand new restaurant that is growing in mid village. >> maybe she'll bring some samp samples. >> always do. >> you had a great sample yesterday. accuweather is coming up. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, is here now to let us now when to see an end to the precipitation today. >> a little bit here and there, and tomorrow is mainly dry until tomorrow night, the details are coming. >> waiting with baited breath. >> live double scan most of the area is dry and as we take a closer look, you can see there is precipitation down in south jersey for the most part and some of this clipping philadelphia as well. it is on the move from the south to the northeast and every now and then you get a yellow cell and you have to slow down if that happens, if we go in close toward the city, there may be more bits and pieces of precipitation in the northern and western suburbs, a lot of this stuff is ground clutter and i'll leave you with the wide view and n

take us with you on the go with our 6 abc news app.xt hour, to talk about the preps for the thanksgiving day parade. >> right around the corner. >> that's right. >>> quick break and accuweather when we come right back. >>> childrens hospital in philadelphia has it's new edition that hopefully will provide new music here. a grand piano arrived at chop this morning and was donated by a local family. the rin aldy family, their daughter was a patient as chop. they hope that someone will listen to or play the piano because it's a proven fact that music heals. i do a mean chop sticks. >> you may want to think about doing that indoors. it's breezy today, we'll look at stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see it's dry and no issues with precipitation and in fact that moisture we had yesterday is out along the atlantic, we have clear skies in its wake, we'll show you the picture outside, a shot of penn's landing and if you look closely can you see flags blowing in the wind and they will be with us for the majority of the day today. it's cool

don't forget you can take us with you on the go, if you have not downloaded the 6 abc news app watchg on your smart phone or tablet. i'll see you next half hour in the studio to talk about tonight's tgit. >> thank you. >>> david is here now with a check of the accuweather forecast. i'm surprised that i coordinated with the radar today. >> thank you sara, that is good. with the green screen there. >> it's over my head nobody wants that. >> here is the rain on radar, a bit of green coming through its mostly white. and we are in and out of moderate rain for the next couple of hours, but once we get into the late afternoon the rain intensifies. as we take a look outside, we have cloudy skies out there, this is earlier in wilmington, delaware, the late season flowers happy to get a little rain. and take a look at the temperature, we have topped out at what will be our high the rest of the way, 67 is your temperature and i expect a hold on that for the next two or three hours and we'll start to sag a bit. dew points 59 and an indication of how moist the atmosphere is. and we see the winds

it begins at 4:00 and you can take us with you on the go with the free 6 abc news app, i'll be in theut the winners of season 21 of "dancing with the stars." >> i think you called this one, the winner. >> i hate to brag but from day one, i said this star has got it. she did. >> accuweather is coming up. >> i didn't call anything. it helps cabbies map out the best place to troll for fares, stuff like that. (cell phone beeps) >>> david is here with a check of the accuweather forecast, sunshine on this busy travel day. >> a good looking day great for travelers, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows we are indeed dry and the action cam in wilmington at rodney square this morning, the bright skies are building over the square and that is the way it's looking since then too. 52 in philadelphia, if you stand in the shade it's still cool, winds light at 8 miles per hour. and current temperatures are still in the 40s inal ep town unreading and trenton and everybody needs a coat today. there is satellite reenforcing the idea that we are not looking at clouds. mostly sunny and chilly and not all

that story coming up at 4:00, take us with you on the go, with our 6 abc news app, watch us streamingmart phone or tablet and coming up we'll talk about dancing with the stars down to the final seven. >>> meteorologist, david murphy is back now to talk about the forecast, we are hitting the 70s. >> it's a great day to get out there and walk the course or go to the polls. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing united states we are dry and as we look outside lots of sunshine building in the region and that includes the beaches in cape may county, and atlantic city for that matter, this is actually a.c. and we are looking at police officer not doing too much just driving down the beach, and it looks like it is. currently in philadelphia, 69 degrees is your current temperature, dew point at 44 and winds from the southwest at 5:00, and that is about as high as the winds we have seen so far today. 63 currently in allentown, which is running behind some of these spots, considering you started out in the 30s this morning, that is not bad, 67 in reading and 69 in millville and atlantic city s

you can stay on top of breaking news by downloading our abc news app. >> former intelligence research specialist convict evidence spying for israel has been released from prison after 30 years. jonathan pollard now is in new york where his attorneys challenge the terms of his parole which they call oppressive. poll hard faces five years of parole where he wears an ankle monitoring device and banned from leaving the united states with the request to relocate to israel to be with his wife was deany. >> oakland police say a murder suspect is dead after a stand off at a motel. the 18-year-old jason brown shot himself inside the motel 6 near the coliseum. brown barricade himself inside a room at the motel last night. a swat team tried for hours to make contact and they stormed the room and that is when they fond his body. he is a suspect in a double shooting of a cvs parking lot last month in livermore that left one dead and another wounded. happening now, san francisco mayor lee is announcing the completion of two dozen projects designed to improve safety for pedestrians and bicyclists. t

. >> and now the abc news app is free for iphones and droids and the apple watch so you can get updates. >> from germany a soccer watch between two friendly rivals has been canceled. germany and holland will not play today. police say that they have evacuated the stadium after finding a suspicious object inside. the germ an chancellor was expected to attend the match four days after the terrorist attacks in paris. we will continue to follow this breaking story online and twitter@abc7newsbayarea. the file is preparing to lead a large-scale security training exercise at levi stadium in santa clara in preparation for super bowl 50 in february, one of the biggest events in the world making it a potential terrorist target. matt keller is there and this is taking an on extra sense of urge answer? >> yes, it is, and participants starting arriving at levi stadium in the past half hour with police and the sheriff and also santa clara county fire. this is going to be a big operation and it is all in preparation for the biggest sporting event in the country. >> the flag at levi stadium sits at hal

. >>> the abc news app on the go on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> good morning.for being with us. a view from the sutro tower camera looking on the sparkling lights of san francisco, the streets sure to be filled with shoppers and people enjoying a long weekend when the sun comes up. >> three. two. one. >> looks more like fourth of july than thanksgiving day in texas, the 30th annual tree lighting event in houston, more than 200,000 people showed up for the lating tradition with fireworks and music. 500,000 lights lit up the streets. the electric bill for the next month will cost $8,000. >> worth it. >> in the bay area the 26th annual macy's tree lighting ceremony takes place tonight. it is a san francisco tradition to celebrate the start of the holiday season with more than 3,000 l.e.d. lights and 1,100 ornaments decorate the 83' tall tree. american idol winner jordan sparks will people. there will be a new share package program with gifts given to children staying in hospitals during the holidays. the festivities started at 6:00 tonight. >> the booming economy

stay with abc for latest on the paris attacks and on top of break news by down leading our abc news app. >> happening today, this morning, the san francisco -- developing news in oakland, a miss stand off is over. a s.w.a.t. team tried to make contact with a man wanted for murder who barricaded himself inside the motel 6 near the coliseum. officers moved in this morning and the alameda county coroner later i moved a body from the motel room. it is believed to be the suspect, 18-year-old jason brown, who is suspected in a double shooting in a c.v.s. parking lot in livermore last month that left a man dead and another wounded. >> this morning, the san francisco public defender said a man beaten by two sheriff deputy may not resue the use his arm. at male county sheriff deputies were showed hitting stanislav patrov after he was led on a car chase in san leandro. he had surgery again yesterday to insert metal rods into his arrest. >> good news, fresh crab could be headed to the dinner table with the crab congratulate off san francisco and half moon bay no long are contain dangerous levels o

pour the latest news on paris, download our abc 7 news app and enable push notifications. we'll alert you with new developments as they happen. you can get our app for free at your app store. a new image surfaced of the bomb that terrorist isis group claims brought down a russian plane last month. abc news got this picture released online by isis today. it shows a soda can and what explosives experts say are a blasting cap and electric initiator. yesterday russia announce add bomb did bring down the plane killing 224 people. it is likely that it was detonated by someone physically on the plane. >>> we're learning new details about the relationship of the chp officers involved in a high-speed chase from gilroy to san jose. it ended off southbound interstate 280 at winchester boulevard in moore park. matt keller is live at the scene. >> reporter: right now the vehicles involved in the high-speed chase are being towed away including the chp car. the accident investigators are on the scene taking measurements and collecting physical evidence from the crash that ended with a yo

. re not on air, you will find the latest headlines 24 hours a day at wmur.com and on our mobile app. abc' s david muir is in france and will host world news from paris. a man who witnessed the murder of an epsom police officer, is looking at spending decades more in prison on new charges. kevin paul, who was granted parole in may, is now back in the state prison. police alleging that paul took part in a burglary ring, and was wmur' s ray brewer is live outside circuit court in goffstown where paul was formally charged. ray: he is charged with three felonies and one misdemeanor. there was a burglary on river road. police and other towns are looking to see if he is involved with other burglaries and the sale of math. kevin paul found himself back in state prison. he is arraigned by video. >> he has a dangerous and violent history. rate: his friend shot and murdered a police officer. police. >> he was present and in the vehicle shooting of the police officers. ray: he was granted parole. the latest charges stem from an october 23 or glory. his involvement became -- he was identified by a ma

"dancing with the stars" airs monday nights right here on channel 7 and on the watch abc app. >> amazing. it is 5:20. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans and the exclusive accuweather forecast. still in the low 50s around this morning. >> 58 newark and down in the 40s calm wind is allowing the clear skies, these temperatures to drop off and you can see the humidities for the morning hours in the 80% range to 60%. but that drops off really quick once the sun is up. a nice ride on the ferries today. back and forth from bridgeport to port jeff that locks fine. a mostly calm wind around. so today sunshine 66 by noontime and even warmer today than yesterday. at 72. yesterday we were 63. wow. and as a matter of fact, she's a clairvoyant, did you know that? what did you write on the twitter page? listen to this. 2012. >> yes. on november 9th, 2012, apparently on my facebook page i posted that i'm looking forward to the 60 and 70-degree temperatures this week. >> really? >> yes. >> i say you come stand over here. [ laughter ] places. >> le

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. >> we notified you on the abc 7 app and push alerts. >>> 14 people are dead because of a storm thatve lg through the middle of the u.s. in oklahoma, tree limbs knocked down power lines leaving more tharn 60,000 people without electricity in the freezing cold. icy conditions are made the roads to dangerous in drive in some states. at least four traffic deaths in kansas. one woman is missing after a car is swept away after a flash flood in texas. temperatures are expected to move above freezing in some states. >>> an autopsy is under way tonight to determine how a suspected burglar died in a chimney. it happened in huron. a home own her just lit a fire in his fireplace and he tried to put out the flames as the house filled up with smoke. >> if you think of santa claus down the chimney, it's open. and post have a metal plate at the bottom you cannot get through. there is a four-inch gap. >> firefighters used jackhammers to knock down the chimney. the man inside was responsive in the rescue and died after. he rummaged through the house yesterday before getting trapped in the chimney. >>

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get breaking news anytime by downloading our abc news app and enabling the push alerts. >>> back homece believe the surveillance video in the area could help with the investigation. san francisco police are on the lookout for a hit-and-run driver who killed a man on a motorized scooter. he was riding this morning along san jose avenue near monterey boulevard when he was struck by a car. authorities spent the day talking to possible witnesses and gathering surveillance video in hopes of catching the driver. nearly one year after a hiker was shot and killed in the east bay police have no one in custody. friends and family honored 60 -year-old david runzel at an oakland church. they say two men robbed, shot and killed him when he was hiking in the preserve. this is november 25th of last year. witnesses describe two men in the the area at the time of the death. >> i am accepting and have surrendered to the fact that they may never be captured. i am deeply concerned that they haven't been brought to justice, but again it won't bring david back. >> a $25,000 reward is being offered for info

you can download our abc news app to be alerted on new developments as they happen.s free in the phone corner store or at abc7news.com/apps. >> breaking news out of the south bay, enjoy. >> matt is in san jose with an update on the high speed chase that ended with a deadly crash on 280. >> we learned in the past hour that the driver of this honda accord had died at the hospital. the female passenger has minor injuries. the chase start the in gilroy with 3:30 and came through san jose with speeds up to 125 miles per hour. the driver got off on the winchester boulevard exit from southbound 280, went through a fence and rolled over a few times and a which car was also damaged. here is how it happened. >> c.h.p. vehicle was the first vehicle in pursuit and they struck the cub and the shoulder and struck that wrong way sign, hopped become over to this curb and you can see damage of the patrol car shattered the windshield. >> two officers were in the damaged car, both suffered minor injuries from the broken glass and treated at the sceneful the initial stop was for speedin

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you can download our free abc 7 news mobile app. let's turn to your friday forecast. cooler and breezy or conditions out there today. let's head over to chief meteorologist doug hill. the: this time yesterday, same shot, we could not see very .uch, shrouded in fog and rain it was warmer. today, only 54. but crystal skies. just a delightful day, all due to high pressure and gusty winds bringing in the drier air. 54 in manassas and dale city. in -- ees it is a dry breeze. in the sunshine, it is comfortable. toward sunset, it's going to get kind of chile. we will call for a high of 55 -- get kind of chilly. we will call for a high of 55. we are going to talk more about it. we will have travel impact. we will talk about our travel weather, too, in a few minutes. jummy: police are investigating an accident that sent a car crashing into a dorm at howard university. this was the 200-block of 4th street early this morning. the car crashed into a dorm hall, the driver was arrested at the scene. fortunately, no one was injured. we also have new information this noon about the s

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you can get breaking news updates anytime by downloading our abc news app and enabling the push alerts. >>> back in the bay rohnert park police are searching for a man they say is armed and dangerous. mr. vazquez is alleged of shooting his estranged wife friday night. he shot her in the chest and ran off. the couple recently separated. police say he threatened her just days before. she is expected to survive. >>> antioch police are on the lookout for gunmen who shot three people. it happened about the:00 last night on sycamore drive. you can see the victims being loaded into ambulances there. investigators are interview being witnesses and gathering evidence. they have not told us the victims' conditions. >>> san jose police are investigating a deadly collision involving a bicyclist and a car last night. it happened around 7:45 on monterey highway and lewis road when a mercedes-benz hit the bicyclist. crews rushed him to the hospital where he died. alcohol and drugs do not appear to have played a role for the driver but they suspect the bicyclist the may have been drinking. >>> in san

app. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. are calls fore republican presidential candidate donald trump to replace the trees that he chopped down along the potomac river. more than 6400 people have signed a petition, asking donald trump to donate 500 trees to the northern virginia regional park authority. trump had 500 trees cut down to improve riverview's for his loudoun county golf course. kimberly: if you are under 30 years old, you probably have no idea what this is about. before streaming and digital video, there was betamax. the cutting-edge technology debuted in 1975. sony says they will quit making betamax tapes next march. they have not manufactured any betamax recorder since 2002. i was surprised to know they were still making them at all. cub, is the giant panda taking its first steps. the zoo posted video of the happy moment on instagram. bei bei took those wobbly steps. mama then picked him up, as if to congratulate him. devon: and really cute music. kimberly: i don't know. way to go, bei bei. good job, buddy. th

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the line at a popular coffee chain to avoiding the long wait at the post office, there's an app for that. abc's kenneth moton has a look at the must-have apps. pkg "script: in this frantic, gotta- do-it-now world... mos "time is very important, especially in a busy city." consumers are turning to their phones to help with time. for that crucial cup of morning joe, starbucks recently added an "order and pay" feature on its mobile app. with the help of gps tracking, orders are ready the moment coffee lovers walk into the nearest store...no line, no wait. (:26 - :31) sot shannon tarucstarbucks customer "i think it's smart. you can get anything now these days so the difference between two different stores is now how convenient it is." (:32 - 40) kenneth moton standup "starbucks is just one of many businesses cashing in on apps that offer convenience for people on the go. if you've got a smartphone in hand, you're just a few clicks away from saving time." (:41 - 45) sot alyssa newcombabc news technology editor "we should definitely expect to see more of these apps in the future. people are all about

>> and in the threat in belgium you can always get breaking news any time by downloading our abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. >>> and tonight, rohnert park police are searching for a man who they say is armed and dangerous. vasquez is accused of shooting his esstranged wife. the couple had recently separated. police say he threatened her just days earlier. fortunately the woman is expected to survive. >>> and police in antioch are on the lookout for gunmen who shot three people, happening about 9:00 p.m. on sycamore drive. now you can see the victims loaded onto the ambulances. right now investigators are talking to witnesses and gathering evidence. they have not told us the conditions of the victims. >>> and in san francisco, an out of control pickup truck hit and killed a woman who was just out walking along lake merced, the woman who was driving the truck went to the hospital. police are looking to the possibility that her brakes failed. >>> and in the crocker amazon area, police are looking for a driver who stole a car and then rammed it into a police officer. no officers were h

. >> for the latest breaking news on paris any time, download our abc 7 news app and enable the push notifications. you can get our app for free in your phone's app store. >> a judge has ruled against a san francisco woman fighting to save her frozen embryos. they signed an agreement to destroy the embryos if they ever divorce. a judge today ruled that since the two divorced, the embryos must be destroyed. but the judge put his order on hold to give lee a chance to appeal his ruling. lee is a breast cancer survivor who is now infertile and she still wants to have children. >> now, a dramatic story in santa clara county. >> three people were arrested in a human trafficking bus. chris wynn is live in saratoga with the story. >> you can call this a modern-day form of slavery. investigators say it happened at this restaurant behind me where some of the victims who all came from spain received little to no pay for their work. >> in the town of saratoga -- >> i can't imagine there was people in here held against their will. >> reporter: a form of slavery we typically don't see. >> it could

. >> you can stay up to date on the weather and more with our abc 7 news app free to download on your phone or tablet. make sure you enable the push notifications. >> one man is dead after being hit by a car in fremon. >> it happened on fremont boulevard. abc news reporter live with new details and a plea from neighbors in the area. >> larry, police are still trying to determine what exactly happened out here in fremont. the victim has been identified as john willingham, iii. they are hopeful that witnesses will come forward to share what may have happened this morning. >> they say today's early morning accident was no surprise. >> people are just not paying attention. they're going way too fast. >> a woman driving a lexus sedan struck a pedestrian. she initially drove off. but after examining her car, returned to the scene where police say she cooperated by providing a statement. the man, a 57-year-old transient was rushed to a trama center but later died from his injuries. >> we don't know if he was jaywalking or walking in the roadway. we're not sure. >> those familiar with the are

. >> for updates on this or any major story any time, download our abc 7 news app and enable push alertsor immediate notifications. >>> severe weather is pounding part of this midwest and is blamed for ate deaths. five people died in accidents related the ice storm. another three in north texas from flash floods. one person is still missing. thousands of people are without power as ice accumulated on downed power lines. icy conditions are likely to stick around through the holiday weekend through a weather system stalled over texas, arkansas, and nebraska. >>> that video certainly would grab your attention. it is rattling nerves today. that's stormy weather that downed a power line in oklahoma. as we mentioned, thousands there are without power. >>> we'll take you to paris now. security tight as the soccer team played its first game since the november 13th attacks. french authorities scanned bags and carried out body searches before they allowed fans into the stadium. armed police were on the alert more than two hours before the match began. security checks have been stepped up at paris

you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc news weather app. and we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. everybody is so anxious for the rain. it's coming. >> can you believe it's november already? >> i can't. >> thank you, lisa. . >> the republican presidential candidates are gearing up for a debate summit tonight in northern virginia after frustration after the third debate last week. several gop campaigns say the republican in a the committee chairman has let them down. now the candidates themselves want a bigger role in the process of debates. for tonight's summit the campaigns are being asked to accepted no more than two representatives to discuss how they can make changes. >>> republican presidential hopeful ben carson is spearheading tonight's session. on "this week" with george stephanopoulos, carson discussed why he and his fell show although candidates are so upset with the questions and tone of the last debate. carson is calling for several changes, including tighter guidelines when answering questions. >> you know, some peopl

always and developments on the situation in france on our web site at wmur.com also on the mobile app. abc's david muir is in paris. he will report this morning for "good morning america" and also for "world news tonight" he will report from paris this evening. >>> facebooks says the attacks in paris will change how it deploys the safety check feature. the feature allows users in the area to notify friends they are safe. until saturday it had only been activated five times after natural disasters. facebook now says the feature will be used in certain other situations as well. more than four million people used the safety check after the paris attacks. sean: an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow for the body of an 11-month-old boy from alexandria. police were first called to the home on friday after learning that a child had been hurt. he passed away on sunday. investigators spent most officials are not information. they are calling the child's death suspicious. >>> a rochester man is accused of driving drunk after police say he pulled out in front of an oncoming pickup truck in rochester. 72-year

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breaking news updates by downloading abc 7 news app and enabling push notifications. >> two men recoveringer their car went over an embankment in oakland. it happened at 11:00 last night. crews rescued the men trapped inside the car. you can see firefighters pulling them up the officials say both of the men will survive. one is in serious condition though with a brecken leg. >> you may face delays at bay bridge earlier today. but you do not wait because of an accident or a stalled truck. our south beach camera captured traffic as it just started to move again there. caltrans and the highway patrol stopped westbound traffic for a few minutes because a television crew was shooting a commercial on the span. some drivers vented about it on social media. here is a quick look at how traffic is moving at the toll plaza now. it is a crawl in oakland. typical saturday. >> just ahead. winter's wrath in the midwest. >> look at some of the states hardest hit and the number of people in the monster storm path. >> abc 7 news meteorologist. repeat performance. mother nature today. sunshine. mild temperat

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you can get it free or in your phone's app store at abc 7 news dot com. >> ski season starting earlys year. fresh snow means an early opening at heavenly ski resort. >> i'm bundled up because it is brisk out here. that is great news for a ski resort, especially when you're talking about an early open. quite a bit of traffic as cars make their way here to south lake tahoe. i have met quite a few people from the bay area and they're in town for the weekend and are super-excited. not only about the several feet of snow mother nature dumped but the resort has been making snow non-stop over the last ten days. >>> with fresh snow and lake vie vie views, heavenly is, well, heavenly. >> as in three feet of fresh powder over the last two weeks. a wind fall allowing the ski resort to open early. fresh snow makes turning and stopping easier. >> the early open is fantastic news for local businesses, as well. >> our business is mainly tourists. people hanging out, the earlier we're going to see the busy season pick up. >> the longest run in lake tahoe. the season's forecast is looking good. >> we

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if you want story updates as they happen, download our abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> about 40 customers in a la fayette neighborhood are still without water after a pipe burst yesterday afternoon. the east bay utility district shared a photo of the 16-inch cast iron pipe that crews are still digging out this morning. the agency estimates water won't be back until at least noon today. alan long has a look at what was done to cap the leak. >> reporter: the 16 inch water main that broke turned relief station road into a water fall. >> it was just coming down so fast and so much. >> reporter: the pipes broke and roads buckled as thousands of gallons rushed to the surface carrying rocks and mud. >> when i came home, i had to walk through basically a flood on the street. >> reporter: crews quickly built a dam with sand bags to divert the water flow away from the homes. >> good we got everything blocked off and down the hill a little bit more. signs are out so people know the road is closed. >> reporter: it seems to have worked, the flood caused only exterior damage to seven homes

unveiling a new app that allows people to send directly to them from their cell phones photos of suspicious activity. the new mantra, if you see something, send something. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> interesting new app there. as authorities continue the all-out manhunt for the escaped paris attacker, the trench president arrives in washington today. francois hollande is expected to see more coordinated anti-isis operations that would include the u.s. and russia. hollande visits moscow on thursday. >>> in europe, the capital city of brussels remains shutdown after warnings that the terror threat was serious and imminent. that international manhunt for an eighth suspect in the paris attacks has yielded what could be an important new clue. elizabeth hur reports. >> reporter: belgium's capital on lockdown with heavily armed police and soldiers on alert. authorities explaining schools and subways will reopen but brussels will remain under the country's highest terror alert till next monday. calling the threat serious and the possible attacks similar to those in paris. the prosecutor adding as part of their on going anti-terror operation a fourth person has now been