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here and alameda. to receive at a standstill.e: talking about the situation, this is not like the predecessor were it was real cold. it will be a single producer but there is a breakdown for you with temperatures in the '50s. mostly cloudy, at 9:00 p.m. with drizzle. it will read developed by the midnight hour creek and the north bay. >> dave: showers,wind and all that jazz. by 5:00, all of the areas in the bay area will be hit by this heavier system. >> dave: a couple of some ways, with this heat up the atmosphere with the cold air upstairs spirit that will help scattered thunder showers. >> dave: showers, and culprit with moderate systems. the >> dave: tells on the 7 day forecast is coming up. -- details >> pam: radicalize before they even met one another. possibly preparing an earlierplot with a neighbor. >> catherine: even before she came to america out what a fiancee the separate asking the onetime neighbor which is a major focus of the investigation. >> catherine: claims that he did not know the attack happened, but martin

planes found it in unincorporated alameda. investigators said the plane appears to have clipped a tree before going down in rough terrain. >> debris field was at least 100 yards by 200 feet so spread out pretty far. it was heavy impact. >> the plane was register to john socco from rockland. family members confirmed to a sacramento tv station he was the pilot and no one else was on board. two firefighters suffered minor injuries, trying to find the wreckage. >>> a san francisco police officer is recovering after being hit by a minivan during a motorcycle training ride at 10:00 a.m. at seventh and harrison. a group of officer was crossing harrison street when a driver hit the officer. it appears the minivan hit a red light. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. the officer's injuries are not life-threatening. >>> now to a tragic story out of fairfield, where a babysitter is under arrest following the death of an 18- month-old baby. gina nicole baby faces charges of assault on a baby causing death.

just down from alameda, the port of oakland. a live picture where in three or four months, it's going to look different. change is coming in the form of larger, higher cranes, bigger container ships in port mean

we're in alameda on park street. this muddy hole you see behind us is where a giant tree used to stand until early this morning when it got really stormy. we just got our hands on some incredible surveillance video that shows what happened. take a look at this. just seconds after a car passes by, the 45-foot tree comes tumbling down right across the street. it could have been disastrous. it shows just how dangerous our drought-weary trees can be when they get a soaking. public works crews in alameda spent the morning cleaning up after this morning's storm sent a 45-foot-tall fikes tree tumbling down across park street, one of the busiest streets in alameda at around 4:30 this morning. >> we had a lot of rain yesterday, after not getting rain for a long time. so it weakens the root structure. it doesn't take much. >> all across the bay area, similar scenes. after trees weakened by years of drought gave way. in petaluma, two eucalyptus trees fell on a horse stable, killing a horse inside. with el nino on the way, it ma

just down from alameda, the port of oakland.live picture where in three or four months, it's going to look different. change is coming in the form of larger, higher cranes, bigger container ships in port mean taller cranes that are required to load and offload all the cargo. the port isn't buying new cranes. it's just modifying four old ones. fitting them with longer legs to make them 26 feet taller than they are now. the work should be done by next april. >> not just hype, cyber monday, today is very real. some websites actually crashed. target's website featured this apology after the site was swamped by a record number of shoppers. paypal, foot locker, groupon, and victoria's secret also experienced brief outages or slowdowns today. according to a lot of web trackers. the big news could be the shift to smartphone use. probably doesn't surprise you. maybe even you were part of this. mobile sales are expected to account for more than a third of online sales which are way up from last year. what happens behind the scenes after y

. >> the time is 4:01 -- alameda county coroner will retrieve for the body of the pilot the died in the east bay and hills -- from the sacramento area to the oakland airport yesterday when it went missing. air traffic control lost contact between castro valley and some old -- we learned about the pilot. >> the weather and terrain combined to create a difficult search. dozens of firefighters and deputies and first responders hiked using atvs and a drone after hours of searching by ground the founder the wreckage and the pilot who perished in unincorporated alameda county. >> >>> it looks like the plane may have clipped some treetops before crashing. it's a rough, difficult terrain. probably 3 inches of rain in the last 24 hours -- it's money and slippery. it's difficult to get to. >> the path of the plane east of sacramento toward oakland -- the faa conference the plane was a piper similar to this one and that air traffic control lost contact with the plane about 12 miles east of oakland international around 11:30 a.m. >> the chief said they found the wreckage after spotting a small amou

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a small plane is missing over alameda county for four hours. moments ago it was just found. >> this is between fremont and pleasanton. with us on the phone is aisha knowles with alameda county fire. where can you tell us about where this wreckage was found? >> we're going to try to get her back on the line. let's head to bill martin who has been tracking the weather all day long. the weather a big factor in the search. they're searching for some four hours, bill. most of that hampered by the rain and fog. >> yeah, and really overnight rain made the situation tough. we heard about searchers out in this area east of fremont. searchers in this area having trouble getting trucks through. helicopters having issues because of the fog and low cloud. we're still seeing cloud cover out there now. you see all the cloud cover, still some showers and sprinkles coming down. we've got a lot of rain. this is over the last couple of days. i roughed the numbers out. they're evolving, changing. mount tam about over 6 inches of rain. that's a half foot of rain in

we also have mike from the alameda county fairgrounds -- alameda food bank! so sorry about that. forgot what fun event i'm doing here today! so nicole, you have a big donation for us today. how did the employees raise it money? >> it's from the company. we have been active supporters of the food bank for over a decade through a combination of cash donation and employee volunteerism. we're very thankful for the great work that the food bank does to fight hunger in our local communities each and every day. and we're thankful that we're part of it this year. >> you have a giving program. explain that. >> sure. we make cash grants to organizations all over the world. last we are we gave over $14 million in three areas, education, environment and community. >> do you do something with the farmer's market, as well? i thought i heard something about oracle being deeply involved with the farmer's market to help raise money for the food to feed the families? >> we support the food bank this way through cash donations directly to their programs like the farm fresh produce program and also

de >> alecia :this was a 50 year old ficus tree, on possibly the busiest street in alameda. it came tumbling down tuesday morning, completely covering the roadway. the clean up effort required blocking vehicle traffic from the park street bridge to clement avenue. officials with the city of alameda public works say they have been keeping their eyes on the trees planted on that block. >> : we looked at this tree and we assessed it not too long ago, it appears to be just a weather related incident >> alecia :thankfully there were no injuries or property damage when the ficus came down. in the wake of this recent incident and with more rain in the forecast, the city's public works department says they will reassess the two remaining tall trees on this block. >> grant :more rain is on the way. meteorologist dave sparh is tracking this week's storms. he joins us now with what we can expect in the coming days. >> dave : a few lingering showers will be possible this evening from san jose southward. another storm system will approach from even our spec conditions seem to be improvin

also new at 11:00, the alameda city council raped in >> reined in a landlord. it happened days after the council passed a temporary ordinance aimed at protecting tenants from rising rents. abc7 news reporter katie utis is live with more on renters. katie? >> we are seeing the battles being waged across the bay area. tonight the alameda city council made a real step toward real rental protections. remember the near riots over rent control at the november alameda city council meeting? a temporary ordinance came out of it. but a landlord found a loophole. >> he was exploited in an attempt to evict people for basically no reason. >> people received eviction notices claiming renovations were necessary. >> it is something rental advocates called a tactic. >> basic renovations, there is no need. people go through renovations all the time. >> they agreed. >> this section will be deleted from the ordinance. >> the council voted unanimously to do so. wiping out the eviction notices for some 34 units at bay view. nobody spoke out in opposition. still other renters wait fo

alameda fire says the car was submerged 30 feet complicating rescue efforts. kpix 5's mark kelly spoke to witnesses trying to make sense of this bizarre scene. >> reporter: recovery crews pulled the water-logged suv out of the oakland estuary while witnesses try and wrap their heads around what they were seeing. >> first thought was that can't really have happened, right? >> reporter: brian was working nearby when someone came into his store yelling for help. >> someone came in and yelled if there was anybody who knew how to swim, that a car had crashed into the water. >> reporter: emergency crews got the unusual call around 7:00 this morning. >> the vehicle went through the parking lot over that large sidewalk area through the metal railing into the water. it was traveling at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: before rescue workers got there, brian dove in and tried to rescue the driver, the vehicle completely under the water. >> i couldn't see the car but they were pointing at bubbles coming up. i didn't even think about it. i was just get in the water, try

>> so the food bank serves one in five alameda county residents.ll provide 90,000 meals for alameda county thanks to fedex. >> to help out it may not be $40,000 but any amount helps. go to our cbssf.com/give. big thank you to fedex. we'll be right back. ,,,, announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>> andrea nakano joins us now. when it comes to the nba, payback is a big deal. >> a big deal. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> the warriors didn't have to wait long to deliver pay back to the bucks for ending their streak but milwaukee's chances of getting out of oracle with a win tonight are about as good as escaping from alcatraz. >> welcome to the rock. >> the bucks spent their off day yesterday taking a tour of alcatraz minus sean connery. tonight they will face a ticked off milwaukee team who accused them of overcelebrating last saturday when they ended

also new at 11:00, the alameda city council raped in >> reined in a landlord. it happened days after the council passed a temporary ordinance aimed at protecting tenants from rising rents. abc7 news reporter katie utis is live with more on renters. katie? >> we are seeing the battles being waged across the bay area. tonight the alameda city council made a real step toward real rental protections. remember the near riots over rent control at the november alameda city council meeting? a temporary ordinance came out of it. but a landlord found a loophole. >> he was exploited in an attempt to evict people for basically no reason. >> people received eviction notices claiming renovations were necessary. >> it is something rental advocates called a tactic. >> basic renovations, there is no need. people go through renovations all the time. >> they agreed. >> this section will be deleted from the ordinance. >> the council voted unanimously to do so. wiping out the eviction notices for some 34 units at bay view. nobody spoke out in opposition. still other renters wait fo

>> police have blocked off the area of massachusetts avenue between arizona and alameda. they are asking residents in this area in redwood city to go to henry ford elementary school and wait there until the situation is resolved. they believe a man who is a murder suspect is barricaded inside a home on massachusetts avenue. and they believe that suspect to be 22-year-old anthony kirincic. he is accused of stabbing to death his girlfriend colleen straw on saturday. he was also serving time on a domestic violence charge previously regarding colleen straw where he beat her. but right now the situation is very fluid. they say police tell us that they are going to block off even more roads. they asked us to move back. you can see the police tape down behind us and they're asking, again, that all residents go to henry ford elementary school if they are in the blocked off area and remain there and police tell them what to do. it's a very fluid situation and dozens of officers out here and s.w.a.t teams. reporting live in redwood city. >> of course, we'll have continuous coverage

there are showers in the area kind of off of oakland add alameda -- alameda. winds are up tonight. that's fog to keep temperatures warmer than #24er7. but it's going to be -- they were. but it's going to be cold out there. we're going to see near freezing. the showers all moving out to the south. you can see out here, showers some of them heavy in those yellow zones but it's very widely scattered right now. here we are in palo alto where the roads are wet. the showers are winding through the air. stray showers up by the richmond area but alameda. those showers will -- that foot print i showed you, that's the ething we're going see all night for the next couple hours anyway. that will keep temperatures from getting cold. it's chilly out there. but vir which you of the air mass that's moved -- vir which you of the mass moved in. chance of showers tonight. you're going to be down to 34 in napa. 48 in oakland, that's cold in the urban area. 6:00 a.m. you wake up at 40 something degrees. the sun comes out tomorrow afternoon. >> you go. the day time highs are there.

it was located in unincorporated alameda county between sunol and castro valley. it appears to have clipped a tree before going down. >> it was heavy timber and money -- every steep. the debris field was 100 yards x 100'. it was spread out pretty far and it was a heavy impact. >> the plane was a piper pa 32 registered to john seco a businessman from rockland. he radioed the air traffic controllers that he was experiencing engine problems. family members have confirmed that he was in fact a pilot. no one else was on board and in an update the 2 firefighters there were injured trying to locate the wreckage have been cleared to return to duty. >> today the big job of going up to the area to retrieve the body of the pilot. >> >>> thanks, christien new this morning -- power has been restored after a car knocked down a utility pole. the police say a car clipped several parked cars and hit a pole -- 2 electrical lines got entangled and caused an outage -- bart closed the south hayward station and trains went through without stopping. >> it took an hour to restore the pow

alameda county sheriff's office is now going to be taking over. they are the lead agency on this case. and they are awaiting the faa, the federal aviation administration to come out here and investigate this crash. >> take a look at video of light showers coming down in san jose. you can see people trying to stay dry with their umbrellas. but the big story today is the wind which is greating problems just about everybody where. >> this tree came down in san francisco. another tree blocked all lanes on park street in alameda. it took a few hours to clear that up. another one, a large tree that fell and crashed on to the roof of a house. thankfully, nobody there was injured: >>> let's take a live look outside for our exploratorium camera. you can see some of the drops that are still on the lens there. >> spencer christian is here now with our accuweather up date and umbrella in hand. >> oh, yes. we've got a nice little steady shower going on here. and on the roof, let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see we've got an outbreak of shower ac

. >>> developing news in alameda. dive teams are searching the oakland estuary for more possible victims of this suv crashing into the water this morning. an alameda fire rescue swimmer pulled man believed to be the driver out of that vehicle that sunk about 15 feet. he died at the hospital. i. >> witnesses say the vehicle came through the parking lot here at a high rate of speed, travel across the sidewalk, through the railing. >> into she estuary. >> i jumped into the water but the moment i go underwater it becomes completely black. i can't even see my hands. >> that good samaritan came out of the water unharmed just as alameda fire arrived. >>> men low park police re-open sand hill road win santa cruz and oak avenue at 2:00 p.m. after deadly crash forced closure since 7:00 a.m. officers shut down the area to investigate what happened. details have yet to be released but we know at least one person died in the crash. >>> ahead, signs of a crime but no victim. why several officers responded to the scene after a car w

we see one in five families here in alameda county.ndous effort and shows what corpate responsibility is all about. >> reporter: being here with you for the past hour, you are passionate about this cause. why is that? >> i feel as though i have a responsibility and obligation to ensure there are no families that are hungry. i feel there is a child or senior that needs food, it's my responsibility to make that happen. >> reporter: all right. how much are you presenting? >> we're gonna present to the alameda county food bank $30,298. [ cheers ] >> reporter: how many people does that feed? >> we're serving one in five county residents. this will provide 70,000 meals. >> reporter: if you want to help go to cbss is sf.com look for food for bay area families. let's go it up for pg&e. thanks for your help here. i got that -- i gotta finish my grocery shopping. >> bring some back for us. >> she will. >>> tesla motors is looking to hire more than 1600 people. the electric car automaker has lost $1.8 billion in the last eight years. five years a

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amy hollyfield is in alameda with the days. amy? >> rising rents is a hot issue in alameda. that better than the video taken last month at a city council meeting when it turned chaotic discussing rent issues. temporary ordinance aimed at stopping no cause evictions came from the meeting because landlord found a loophole and should eviction notices to all of the tenants. claiming renovations were needed. rent add votes saw through that move and called it a tactic to felt new rent renters and charge higher rents. >> in need to evict family for republican know nations this is excuse to over -- evict people. >> the city council agreed last night and voted unanimously to close the loophole. no one spoke out against it. >> the big issue of rising rents is looming. a coalition will submit a rent controlled ballot initiative next week. >> thanks, amy hollyfield. lands for a new hotel at san francisco international airport. the grand hyatt is located behind the international terminal with 350 rooms. it will create the most environmentally sustainable airport hotel in the world and ex

>> the alameda county coroner expected to try today to retrieve the body of a sacramento area businessman would crashed his plane a few miles in oakland airport. these are difficult conditions for the navy. >> yes, very difficult, the sheriff said they tried to use the drone to try and find plane. shear a picture of the wreckage with the plane found in pieces in very steep bushy terrain. the pilot has been identified as being from rockland. he was from work and the only person on board. it was tough to find hill. it is a fairly large area of wreckage and the plane may have clipped some tree tops before crashing into the ground. it is a very rough and difficult terrain with 3 counterterrorism of rain in 24 hours so muddy and slippery and difficult to get to >> here is video of deputies searching the area to give you an idea of where they were looking and what they were dealing with, three firefighters were injured during the search and they will be okay, fought life threatening injuries. this is near castro valley. right new, deputies are guard the area preserving it for investigators woul

. >>> breaking news, a small plane crash in alameda county leaves the pilot dead. we're live from the scene with new developments. >>> you can see the gap between storms. we're tracking the next wave of rain and wind that is due this week. >>> and results from a chp inspection of the tour bus company responsible for this crash. the problems discovered on other buses, and... >> it is running down. in a large avenue. >> that is a bear cub on the run in california. what the future holds now for kina mond ki kina -- cinnamon. >>> breaking news, a pilot believed dead after his plane took off from lincoln outside sacramento, then lost contact just before noon, launching a large search operation in the east bay hills. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. they found the plane in steep, bushy terrain. >> let's go live to janet oh with new information tonight. janet? >> reporter: crews found the remnants of the plane on palomares road. deputies will be here throughout the night and awaiting national transportation safety board and faa to arrive and also waiting fo

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carrier hornet in alameda. chronicle reports that the deck of the retired ship has sprung leaks. the foundation that owns the floating museum is trying to patch holes in the00,000-square flight deck a made of teak. they want to get it done before the rains intensify. >>> the video is getting tens of thousands of hits. a local woman seep throwing a dog. while police say they need your help finding her right away. >>> and developing news out of oakland. two people die in an apartment fire. we'll be live with more details on the fire history of this apartment complex. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, december 28th. i'm maria medina in for michelle grie. >>> good morning. let's go to a live look at the bay bridge. a lot of people already hitting the road. it's slick out there. so drive slowly. good morning. it's monday, december 28th. >> happy monday, everyone. it is 5:00 on the nose. we begin with breaking news over in oakland, where an early- morning fire has left two people dead. we're live with what we know so far this morning. >> reporter: it's tragedy overnight here in oakland. firefighters tel

alameda and contra costa were up about 2%. san mateo county had the lowest increase with less than one- half of a percent. >>> well, board meetings continue today as yahoo considers selling its internet business. one shareholder wants the company to sell its core business in order to dodge a tax bill. now, that investment fund argues that the sale would mean yahoo would not have to pay more than $10 billion on its ally ba -- alibaba holdings. earlier this year, the irs wouldn't guarantee that such a move would qualify for a tax exception. business insiders reported yahoo remains the most visited website in the world, but it is struggling against competitors like google and facebook. >>> and yahoo released the most searched for list of 2015. topping the list? bobby kristina brown. the child of whitney houston and bobby brown who died earlier this year. the other top searched celebrities include kaitlyn jenner along with kendall jenner and kim kardashian. the second most searched for perm was -- term was the iphone. >>> in our 6

number 2 is 880 southbound through alameda county in the morning. 3 is 101 southbound in santa clara county at night and number 4, 101 to i-80 eastbound getting on the bay bridge and the eastbound direction at night. the mtc says congestion is concentrated in a few corridors mainly on routes as you would believe, in or out of silicon valley and san francisco. >>> it's one of the most hyped movies of the year. star wars, the force awakens, officially opens tonight. ktvu's tom vacar talked to people lining up to experience the latest movie in a series that speaks to generations of audiences. tom joins us live at the century theater. >> when you consider what's going on in the world, the joy, the excitement, the anticipation here is palpable and everybody knows it. it's been seven years since the last star wars movie. the next star wars movie is now less than one hour away. >> reporter: it appears online reservations and advanced ticket sales have cut down on movie premier waiting lines. >> we're here mostly for the people and the experience of being in line, the excitement that gets bu

alameda county's legal office identifies them as luis, santa maria, and paul weaver. they chased petrov into the mission and beat him with their batons. he suffered several broken bones. right before this, he led deputies on a 38 minute car chase that started in san leandro. the two deputies are on paid leave. >>> alameda county district attorney declined to file hate crime charges against these two men. carlos servantes and salvador lopez-algarera. police say the suspects targeted the victims because of their sexual orientation. tonight, both men are being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin. >>> a garbage truck caused an outage. the truck hit a utility pole this afternoon near story road. that caused some power lines to come. at one point, pg&e says about 1200 customers didn't have electricity. >>> well, you probably got a little bit of time left to sneak in some presents under the tree tonight. but good luck with that. this is what it looked like a few hours ago in san bruno. not a huge crowd there, but those trying to pick up some last minute gifts

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. >>> in alameda, a driver died after his speeding suv plunged into the oakland estuary. the suv sank to the bottom trapping him inside. our mark kelly spoke with a good samaritan who dove in to help. >> reporter: emergency crews pulled the water logged suv out of the oakland estuary while residents tried to wrap their heads around what they were seeing. >> that couldn't have happened right? >> reporter: brian patrick was working nearby when someone came into his store yelling for help. >> someone came in yelling is there anybody who knows how to swim? the car crashed into the water. >> reporter: emergency crews got the unusual call around 7:00 this morning. >> the vehicle went through the parking lot. over that large sidewalk area. through the metal ring into the waterment the vehicle is traveling at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: before trained rescuers go there, they tried to rescue the driver. the vehicle completely underwater. >> they were saying this were bubbles. i didn't think about it. i just get in the water, try to get to the guy. >> reporter: unfortunately

alameda county's legal office identified them as luis santamaria and paul weiber. this surveillance video shows them chasing stanislaus petrov into an alley and beating him with their batons. petrov had several broken bones. right before this, he led deputies on a car chase that started in san leandro. the two deputies are on paid leave. >>> two suspects in a quadruple shooting outside a club in san leandro are not face hate crime charges for now. carlos cervantes and salvador lopez aguilera are accused of shooting four people in the parking lot of club caliente. it happened monday morning. the victims are expected to recover. investigators say the suspects did make comments about the victims' sexual orientation. court documents filed in alameda county yesterday though do not include hate crime charges. they could potentially be added later. >>> a bay area community group is criticizing the decision to grant bail to a richmond man who allegedly plotted to attack muslims. the san francisco chapter of the council on american-islamic relations says it is shocked at th

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. >>> clear, crisp weather tonight, brought out the crowds to christmas tree lane in alameda.here several times, it's fantastic. folks who live on the 3200 block of thompson avenue in alameda, deck out their homes with christmas lights and displays. according to their facebook page, it started 75 years ago. 55 homes take part. along with the lights, there are live performances by music and dance groups. the annual event starts in early december, and this year will run through january 2. >>> people are also feeling the christmas spirit tonight at christmas park in san jose. it features 500 christmas trees. each one decorated by a different community group or business. christmas in the park runs through new year's day from 9:00 a.m. to midnight, and admission is free to the public. >>> students at a school in oakland were invited to take a trip to shanghai. ktvu's jana katsuyama has the life changing lessons these young people are learning. >> reporter: it's music to their ears. on cue, the last bell, students fill the hallway. there's a rush outside. but whether they're playing

alameda, 42. and down toward san jose state. thirty-six morgan hill and gilroy freezing at 32. santa cruz in the mid 30s. san francisco mainly in the 30s. pacifica 34. and san carls in the mid 30s. tonight, a mixture. a suncloud mix with some cold numbers out there. we're going to clear things out for the last day of 2015 and the weekend, increasing clouds by sunday afternoon. here is the plan in san francisco with our skycast at 7:00 this morning. partly cloudy skies. temperatures will be in the upper 40s. and still a sun/cloud mix at 12:00. lower 50s. you'll see what happens on the way home this evening. more clouds out there. and real closely in this forecast model trying to generate a few showers. there is a possibility of a pop-had -- pop- up shower or a few sprinkles as this new system walks across the bay area. inshow we're going to clear things out tomorrow and friday and saturday as well. partly to mostly sunny skies. a cold morning will stick around. here is your forecast model showing you the clouds and a few pop-up showers throughout the day. in the morning and afte

a geyser near the oakland- alameda board they are afternoon. no word on how much water was lost but at peak flows a hydrant can pump out over 1,000 gallons a minute. >>> new clues made public to help make the case against a suspected cat killer. santa clara investigators releasing pictures of two collars found inside the car of suspected catnapper robert farmer. 23-year-old man was arrested on felony animal cruelty charges after surveillance cameras caught him snatching a cat on a san jose street. besides the collars, the investigators are trying to find the owner of an orange tabby found dead in farmers car. >> this is an extremely disturbing case. our hearts go out to the family members and owners of these cats that are missing, injured or dead some small solace that the defendant is in custody at this point and cannot hurt any other animals. >> farmer's bail has been set at $75,000 which is above the scheduled amount. >>> a tragic crash in san jose. two teens were killed last night when their car hit a truck head on. it happened on alum rock

>>> rising rents is a hot issue in alameda. we captured this video last month at a city council meeting. there was a near riot. people discussed rising represents here. temporary ordinance aimed at stopping no cause eviction came from the meeting. a landlord found a loophole and should eviction notices to all of his tenants at the bayview apartments claiming reno vases were needed. rent advocates called it a tactic to get new representers in and charge higher rent. >> basic renovation there is no need to evict the family. people live through reno vases all the time it is an excuse to evict people so though can be outside the existing rent contract and move things up to market rate. >> the city council agreed last night and voted unanimously to close the loophole. no one spoke out against it. the big issue of rising rents is looming. the coalition plans to introduce a ballot initiative to try and control rent. they will do that later this month. >> san francisco could be getting a new jail. the cost of the proposed 384 facility

laura anthony is live in alameda tonight. that is a strange image. >> it's a better image. the coast guard wants others to learn from this. this is the best advice, the coast guard says to stay in the shipping channel in that part of the bay. >> it's scary. yes. >> this is not what he had in mind, but his yacht hit a sea wall submerged by high tide. >> the boat came to a stop. you know? and it won't move. >> lopez and his family had to be rescued by the coast guard. this morning, he returned to retrieve the gotcha. >> they lifted et up and put it in the water. >> it was several miles to alameda. this is despite having it in the hole. the damage is expected to be in the $40,000 to $70,000 change, should put gotcha in dry dock for at least a couple months. >>> still ahead, lining up for world aides day. a big announcement to help combat the disease. plus... >> i grew up with it. and i have competed on it. i played on it. >> a treasured family heirloom. stolen. the reward one family is now offering. >> a program that helps special needs children shuts down after six decades. w

. >> we're going to team up with alameda county coroner and opd, get the fire victims moved and we're gonna investigate the cause and origin of the cause of the fire with our investigator. >> reporter: the good news, is the fire did not spread to any other units. however, firefighters say this complex does have a history of fires. two of the units were destroyed in previous fires. up until a few hours ago, there were only two livable units. now there's only one apartment people can live in. we're telling you that the cause of the fire is still under investigation. reporting live in oakland, back to you thank you. >>> thousands of people in east contra costa county are spending this morning without heat. pg&e shut off gas service to more than 6,000 customers in discovery bay. jackie ward joins us live from a warming center, good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. pretty chilly morning here in discovery bay. this is service outage comes at a really bad time. pg&e crews spent yesterday going door to door to conduct tests and also check out the equipment on the outsides of the ho

she is the advocacy manager at the alameda county food bank. and thank you for being here with us today. >> thank you so much for having us. >> there is so much that you're gonna talk about today that i am learning for the first time, and i am just in awe of the work that the food bank does. so, first of all, start with who you serve. >> well, the truth is we serve everyone's neighbor. in alameda county, we are serving one in five of our neighbors every year. >> one in five? >> mm-hmm. that's 20%. >> oh, my gosh. >> which is surprising because we're in such an affluent area. >> right. that's incredible. >> mm-hmm. >> so, one of the things that you did -- and i just learned this today, and i don't know why i don't know this -- but you actually eliminated one kind of beverage. >> yeah. in 2005, our executive director, suzan bateson, made the very bold move to stop distributing soda. but by doing that, that eliminated a lot of poundage that our food bank was distributing, and at that time, that's how our success was measured. but instead that's wh

new this morning contra costa times says google eyeing alameda for expansion. the 60,000 square foot hangar to expand its research into wind energy. it already has a presence on the former military base. >>> the stock markets have one more business day. right now light trading, s&p 500 down 10. if it can go up 19 points, and probably can't, will end the year in the positive. most european markets are closed. the american market will be closed tomorrow. >>> looking ahead to next week, consumer electronics show gets under way in las vegas. you think it's quiet around now, wearables once again in focus. we're pretty sure sung is serious when it says it's introducing the electronic belt. they are going to call it the welt. there it is. it does what your fitbit does only more discreetly. now, we do believe this is an actual serious product, although it could be sort of like in detroit when they have the car of the future they never actually build. samsung says this is a serious attempt. it might come up with wearables, things not so obvious, that you incorporate int

why too much rain could permanently damaged the aircraft carrier in alameda. why disneyland is permanently closing some attractions. >> here's a ride you don't want to be on. a ferris wheel in san jose. christmas in the park being on that. chilly temperatures dropping into the mid 20s tonight and more showers and possibly low snow levels on the way. i will have a look at that as we come back. here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we know the secret ingredient to a great minestrone dirt. california dirt with the rich blend of nutrients that produces amazingly flavorful tomatoes. the best vegetables, like those we use here in vineland, come right from the earth. so if you're not going to make the minestrone yourself tonight, do what we do... make it progresso. is our partnership with habitat for humanity. pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment our mission is to build homes, community and hope. our homeowners are low-income families, so the ability for them to have lower energy cost is wonderful. we have been able to provide abou

. >>> in alameda, a driver died after his suv plunged into the oakland estuary. our mark kelly spoke with a good samaritan who dove in to help. >> reporter: recovery crews pulled a white water-logged suv out of the oakland estuary while witnesses try and wrap their heads around what they were seeing. >> first thought is that can't really have happened; right? >> reporter: brian was working nearby when someone came into the store yelling for help. >> someone came in yelling if there was anyone who knew how to swim. >> reporter: emergency crews got the call around 7:00 this morning. >> the vehicle went over the parking lot in the sidewalk area into the water. >> reporter: before trained rescuers got there, brian, work uniform on, dove in to try and rescue the driver. the vehicle completely underwater. >> i couldn't see the car, but they were pointing to bubbles coming up. i didn't even think about it. i just get in the water, try and get to the guy. >> reporter: unfortunately, the cold water, also dark just before sunrise, proved too challenging for brian felt. >>

to 57 in alameda through berkeley into oakland. overnight tonight, freezing away from the bray. 40s across the bay. along the immediate seashore. winds will be northwest of 15 during the day but settling below 5 miles an hour allowing the chill in the area to cause frost. okay. there's the sunset, 4:58. sun is up at 7:24. for those who keep track of things. 22 seconds more of daylight hours today compared to yesterday. nine hours and 48 minutes. that's how long the daylight hours are. sunshiny days each and every day. a little bit of a break. allowing the soil to dry a little bit from all of our recent rains and we'll look forward to the next system. this is an outside chance for late sunday. >> new year's eve will be pretty good. >> yes. >> but cold. cuddle up with the one you love. >> good news. >> yes. >>> another short week of trading on wall street. we're down 37 points at this hour. >> and we'll be back after this break. >> stay with us. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, healthy snack to nibble on? today, tony tantill-o takess shopping for

reporting live in alameda county, abc7 news. >>> thank you, janet. we're still on storm watch, keeping an eye on the impact of the weather. abc7 news followed city crews as they went from one downed tree to the next. this one landed on a car. in vallejo, this tree came down overnight on a house on stephan and bunk street. we're told the house only has minor damage. now, let's go to abc7 news reporter wayne freedman for a wider view of the impact of the storm. wayne? >> reporter: it's darker up a small road. a tree fell today, blocked off houses and cutoff the power. the tree is still in the road. when a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it, does it make a sound? no one is asking that question tonight. >> it is not good. >> reporter: this is jack returning from an emergency run to the grocery store after this 125 tall fir cutoff residents of four houses from the rest of the world and nearly fell on shield sheila's house. >> it's still a risk in the forest, for sure. >> reporter: the ramifications of trees and wind. in petaluma, a grove of tree

the ground, they found the wreckage and the pilot who perished off the road and incorporate rated alameda county. >> looks like the plane may have clipped some tree tops before crashing into the ground. and it is a very roughdifficult terrain. it is muddy and slippery and difficult to get to. >> east of sacramento, towards oakland, the faa confirmed the plane similar to this one and that air traffic controller lost radar and radio contact with the plane >> the battalion chief found the wreckage after spotting a small amount of snow. >> it was heavy timber and brush and again, very steep and debris was at least 100 yards, by i would guess maybe 100 feet or 200 feet. it was spread out pretty far, it was a heavy impact. >> ktvu channel 2 news has learned the plane has registered to a businessman in rockland. family members confirmed toa sacramento tv station that saccowas the pilot. >> there was a tree that the debris wrapped around it and started the fire on the base of the tree and burned the trunk out and the tree gave way while we were slightly downhill from the debris area. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: people of all faiths joined up to the islamic center open forum in alameda. many muslims feel their religion is under attack. he says it has not been this bad in years. >> i would say after 9/11 there was definitely a lot of tension that happened, but nothing like this. this has been much worse. and it ties back to this whole notion of isis. isis is definitely a fringe group that doesn't represent muslims or islam at all. >> reporter: vandals broke a window islamic center of alameda's former building a couple of weeks ago in richmond, police detonatedded a pipe bomb at the home of a man accused of making threats. saturday morning in tracy, a mosque was damaged after being hit by what happened to be a molotov cocktail. >> there have been 70 incidents affecting islamic centers and mosques across the country, which is unprecedented. so we want authorities to be more pro-active and look at this as hate crime. >> there's been an uptick in vandalism, attacks and intimidation of muslims. among those attending their forum, fared vitale. >> the universe belongs to all