amy hollyfield is at the election office. amy hollyfield? >> good morning, there are no excuses this year not to vote. mike has told us the weather is going to be great. here in martinez you don't have to get out of director car. how convenient is that. they are already busy counting all of the early ballots that have been cast on 200,000 so far. we have been checking in on the mood of the voters and there is a lot of relief this is almost over. there are some worried about what will happen next. >> a problem that will continue for a long time. we will have a lot of divisiveness for years to come. it is taking off the scab on a wound that has been here a long time. >> contra costa county is expecting large crowds today, at 85% turnout predicted in the east bay. drive through voting opens in an hour and you can pull up here to the office, drop off the ballot without having to get out of the cars so this is the registrar of voters and that is as convenient as it can get. >> it is expected to be busy everywhere where record breaking 19.4 millio

amy hollyfield is on campus with details. amy hollyfield? >> yes, the body is going. students have to face a reminder this happened. that section of the parking lot is proposed off with tape and an officer is stationed here to watch the scene. this is the teen who was found here, 18-year-old kirk kimberly of cotati buried in a shallow grave next to a parking lot on the campus much investigators have been here since wednesday. students are having a hard time coming to terms with want. >> it is hard to process. we hear of these things in the news but we don't think it will happen to you or you would experience it. >> investigators did not say how kimberly was killed. he was reported missing two weeks ago october 17 and found by a landscaper on wednesday. police have not caught his killer or mentioned a possible motive. report are from rohnert park i amy hollyfield. >> in the south bay police are investigating a double shooting that left a man dead near an east san jose school. it happened at 6:30 last night with an elementary nearby. the other man want to the hospital a

amy hollyfield was in oakland talking about the overnight protests they are done. bart has the 12th street oakland street closed from 12:20 until before 4:00 this morning so it is back open and bart is operating normally today with 36 trains in service. check identity a new problem highway 4 next. so many voters are wicking up stunned this morning at the results the presidential election. how are people in san jose, matt? >> good morning. i walked up to a group of people heading to work and they saw my microphone and they said you must be here to talk about donald trump and i was had to ask about that. the question is, what is next? >> it is a country divided. if you look at middle america they voted one way and a lot of the vote was for a different kind of government and politician. they got what they wanted. we will see how it goes. >> what was the feeling? >> everything is going to fall apart. all the progress made over the last eight years. it is going to be torn up. >> people are seeing they did not want either and we will see what trump does. this is the conv

we will start with amy hollyfield along 580 in dublin. amy? >> good morning. now is a good time to leave. look at this get away escape route on interstate 580. it theres fine, the day before thanksgiving day illustrating a recent problem: it is hard to know when to go. >> what used to be a busy travel day is a busy week. many are changing their departure times to try and avoid the rush. >> usually we left in the afternoon but that will be chaos so we are leaving, don't tell anybody else, first thing in the morning. switch the push off time doesn't always work. a southern california man found out the hard way. >> we left on tuesday thinking we with avoid the traffic but...not so much. >> bad? >> pretty bad. usually takes six hours, it took 7 1/2. >> a shift at the airports, san francisco officials say their busiest day of the thanksgiving day holiday is the friday before the break with people taking the whole week as a vacation. >> travelers were surprised when they saw the manageable line. >> light so far. we are early. i feel sorry for those coming an hour la

reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. download the news app for updates on today's protests, and the impacts you can enable push alerts for breaking news sent to you any time. >>> on to developing news, just a ter barible plane crash. the brazilian president declared days three days of mourning, it won't down in this moun tetain area. it is hard to make out this was it is not clear what caused the crash. we are told the jet was near its destination, flying from bolivia to medellin. it shows the plane circumstan several times. this video was posted just before they boarded the plane. one of the players seen with his teammates, is said to be one of the survivors. the team that was set to play against them, they want the brazilians to be the winners. >>> a triple shooting in a restaurant parking lot that left a man dead at the texas roadhouse union landing shopping center just off interstate 880 around 9:00 last night. two other men were taken to the hospital. one is in serious condition, the other is in critical. police say

amy hollyfield a is live with the latest event and opinions. amy. >> reporter: talk to people here and in san francisco, it's not hard to find taxpayers who are against this per. three major newspapers have come out against it. and so some heavy hitters came out today to fight for it saying it is exception for bay area roads. a who's who list of politicians came together in oakland this morning to make a final pitch for measure rr, the b.a.r.t. $3.5 billion bond measure. >> we do not have the luxury not to pass measure rr. too many hundreds of thousands of working people depend upon its safety and its viability every day. >> reporter: the one politician wasn't there, state senator steve blazer who has nine b.a.r.t. stations in his district. he says voters should hold out for a better measure that guarantees the money would go toward immediate systemup grades, not labor costs. >> we've had decades of irresponsible financial spending by b.a.r.t. and now they want to put a gun to our heads and say you must pay or else. >> reporter: his message seem

amy hollyfield live in redwood city. , they found the suspects inside this cal trans yard. it took quite a search to track them down. this is where they were hiding. it started as a chase at about 2:20 this morning. the chp saw the car southboun on 280, tried to pull it over because it was speeding and had expired registration, but the driver took off. they chased him for about seven to ten minutes. they said speeds ranged from 30 to 100 miles per hour. then the car failed them on farm hill boulevard. >> after it became disabled, the two occupants of the vehicle exited the vehicle and fled on foot across the freeway, eastbound to the east side of the freeway near the cal trans yard. >> they did catch the two suspects who ran away. we have video of them taking them down and arresting them and taking them into custody. at this point, it looks like at least that driver is going to face felony charges. reporting live in redwood city, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> developing news in the south bay. authorities have recaptured

amy hollyfield? >> yes, it is loud in here. there is a busy constant hum. so much going on. we have robots, we have workers. it will be the busiest day but they say people are spreading out their cyber monday shopping over several days and they are offering a lot of deals to focus ordering. robots are helping the employees and care line does 15,000 order as week but does not know what to expect her first holiday season but said it has been busier sins wednesday. her supervisor plans to pull a long difficult. >> i want to be with the night shift, and cheer up the team, so we will see how the customers do. >> what time do you go home? >> a i don't know! this is home. >> last year on cyber monday amazon did 54 million orders ambassador the world and think today 8 be busier. >> seriously, i could watch the robots all day. we have complete cyber monday shopping guide posted on our home page at abc7news.com with links to the best deals. >> today is the dead lane to file for presidential election recount in pennsylvania. former grown party candidate jill stein has raised enough to

amy hollyfield is on the scene. amy?> this is a remote i didn't of campus, it is proposed off with tape. this is not the heart of campus. it is the back of a large parking lot, thed withs. a landscaper was working here and discovered the partly buried body. investigators do not think it has been here long, it is not decome policed. the discovery brought a chill to the sonoma state campus. >> they were freaked out. and my other friends were thinking, well be how did this happen? is there more? it is a moment of panic. it is in our back door. >> the sheriff left the scene mostly reserved and investigators wanted to wait for a full day of light before they started digging. they do not know if it is a man or woman, a student, or what happened to the person. they assigned an officer to watch the crime scene and will start their investigation at first light. they are asking for students to city away from this area while they do their work. >> thank you, amy. get back to the big waves that motorcycle was talking about the high

amy hollyfield is in oakland. she is surrounding by evidence of what happened. >> i am. lock behind me at the graffiti at 12th and oakland. this is the morning after: oakland knows how to prepare for a profit.@%-allofthe poors arem >> donald trump will make the first trip to the white house in a few hours as president-elect. >> we are joined from washington, dc with elizabeth hur. what is on trump's agenda today? >> from what we understand, if you can believe it, inauguration day could be 71 days an but the transition process is starting today with the meet behind closed doors, president-elect donald trump will meet with president obama. according to president obama, today is all about starting the dialogue to make sure that everything goes smoothly when the transition happens. part of the transition, we understand president-elect trump will now receive the same intelligence briefings as president obama, briefings that he received each day. silt now going to get underway. that meeting is set to start in about two hours and again, behind closed doors, if they will share

amy hollyfield is at city city hall. >> people are glad it is finally here. they are ready to have a say in the election with thousands of people showing up to vote in san francisco. this weekend alone. the election director say they had to make extra room to handle the crowds but they did expect the town out. he isn't hearing voters are concerned about voter fraud. the elections director said hacking and fraud is impossible because of the setup. voters say they are relieved the election is finally hear. i feel good. i have a say in the process and i can tackle situations. >> the election is tomorrow if you want to void you have to go night your precinct but you can vote today early voting is still open in san francisco you come to city hall and open today from 8:00 to 5:00. >> if you are trying to decide measures go to abc7news.com/politics. enter your address and you will get a comprehensive resource with information on the candidates and the measures on your local ballot. >> breaking news from miami, former attorney general janet reno has died at 78. she w

and amy hollyfield is at sfo this morning. amy?l two and here is what it looks like, the virgin counter is crowded but not too bad and they have a lot of fun. they have been blasting the music. security does not look bad. they expect 76,000 people to move through here today but last friday that is the busiest day of the thanksgiving day holiday because people take off the whole week. ed to you can fowl proud you traveled today rather than friday. the passengers are feeling surprised. pleasantly. >> looks good so was easy but i am worried about social security. it will take forever. i am here early. >> how early? >> 2 1/2 hours. >> gold star. it is recommended you arrive two hours before the flight. officials at sfo are worried the parking lots will fill up by end of the day or the afternoon and suggesting take bart or get a ride from someone and that with the safe move. the t.s.a. has a list of tip [ inaudible ] >> we lost our audio. thank you, amy. flying out the mineta san jose international airport, you could be in for a surpris

. >> amy hollyfield? >> consumers we are talking to this morning have a hard time answering this, saying this is a tough one. there is a report that said that apple is now considering moving iphone manufacturing plants from chicago to the united states, curing to a report naming "unnamed sources." bringing jobs here but it would be expensive. the cost would trickle to customers with the 15 doubling and maybe going up more than that. what should apple do? customers have a hard time answering that. >> like i said, part of me is like, stay over there, so i could buy an iphone one day but another part is say, bring it here so we can put our people back to work. >> you cannot make up my mind? >> i cannot. it is a real question. obviously something they are not going to decide overnight. >> this is a victory nor president-elect donald trump who said during the campaign he would do what he could to force apple to make the products in the united states. apple did not comment on the report. >> the threat of a stri

amy hollyfield is in cotati with the new information. amy? >> there is a lot of sadness here at the high school to teach. >> those would knew 18 year old kirk kimberly describe hill as a great, well liked young man. his murder has last the community shocked and heart broken. >> he was a very, very, nice young man. i saw him a lot around the neighborhood and he would also smile and say hello and chat. he worked down at papa murphy's pizza and everyone loved him. >> kimberly's body was discovered on a shallow grave on wednesday on sonoma state universal. investigators identified him yesterday. they are not say how he was kid because it could compromise the investigation. they have not made arrests. he just graduated from from the high school in june. he was well liked, outgoing personality and a comic so he was a well loved kid. for sure. >> school administration have counselors for kids to talk to but brought in therapy dogs to soothe students. a picture of one of them, laura, doing what she can to comfort them. >> we have a station in the lib

. >> amy hollyfield is at sfo with what to expect. amy? >> here is a new heard el to deal with: the curb side at terminal one the traffic is funneled to this lane because cub side is closed because they will be renovating the terminal. inside terminal line, delta, frontier and southwest terminal is more included. we are getting later and if you pan over here, steve, here is the thanksgiving crowd we hear about. 30 minutes ago we talked to a passenger happy with how it looked. >> it is not bad right new but it is 4:30 in the morning. i am two hours before the flight so i should be good. >> gold star, two hours early is what they recommend. travel will be up this holiday season predicting up 5.7% compared to last year measuring the time between now and january 2nd. they are recommending getting here early and the parking lots are expected to fill up. friday is the busy day because people take off the whole week so pack yourself on the back that you did not travel on friday with the masses. get here early. bring patience. happy thanksgiving.

amy hollyfield is here with the changes drivers are seeing. amy? >> yes, natasha, here is what it looks like this morning. the signs up and down van ness avenue telling you, you can't turn left. it sounds like frustration. we heard a horn honking as truck tried to turn left. this is the situation for the next three years. you can turn left at lombard. and hayes. if you are northbound. and broadway if you are southbound. that is it. san francisco is optimistic that drivers will handle it but it will be a rude awakening. >> it is monday. there could be a bit of they have been given warning, i don't think it will be a problem >> the project is converting the center lane fog buts and cars only have two lines. they had three. planners think it will save 15 minutes. for now they suggest you add extra time to deal with the change. we have seen fog. that is adding to the confusion this monday morning. >> i have a feeling it will be a mess. >> a we have our first look into a president-elect donald trump planning the next four years, talk with "60 minutes,"

amy hollyfield is at the hall of justice with the arraignment. amy? >> yes, this is our first look at men accused in the horrific crime, young, 21 years old, they are very slender guys, not big guys at all. they had solemn expressions on their faces during the short hearing here is a look at man who was killed, 67-year-old ty lamb sleeping in a building of an empty building. police released portions of the video in the hopes of tracking down who did this. they are seen kicking can beating the man. a police lieutenant said it was the most but dallas attack he had seen in his 25-year career and appears unprovoked with no motive given. it happened would years ago in november of 2014. the men who were arrested are from stockton, charged with murder and robbery and elder abuse. they denied all of the charges and are in jail with their bail set at $5 million. >>> former 49ers tight end bruce miller was in the same courthouse today plead not guilty to assault. he faces seven felonies after an incident in san francisco in september. the prosecutors say he aun

amy hollyfield is live in san francisco for us. >> reporter: good morning. morning suggesting that the muni system could have been hacked two week ago. riders this morning telling us that they can't believe this happened here. shear a picture from the san francisco examiner of the message that appeared on muni computers. it says you hacked. muni officials say this showed up friday and lasted through sunday. but a software engineer now tells the examiner he saw it on a station agent compute per all wait back on november 13 and he immediately recognized it as an attack. some riders are worried, but others find it >> it's iron i go. we' iron i go. we're in the tech capital of the world and you would think that we would have a good defense we would have a good defense system. >> reporter: a muni spokesman says the new claim is wrong, that the hack only lasted through the weekend. he says the system and its safety was not compromised and customer information was safe. riders it get some free rides because the fare stations weren't working over the weekend. the ha

amy hollyfield is in tracy. amy hollyfield? >> good morning, reggie. look at size of this place, it is humming right along. early this morning. 1.1 million square feet and they are expecting to be the basketball day. they say lasast year they had 69 orders per second. they think it will be bigger this year. they hired more employees to get through the season. look what sells giving employees a boost robots are bringing the pructs helping to keep the place moving. >> it will take minutes from when a customer place as order to weapon it is going out the door. opposed to hours. it speeds up the these robots do not sp moving. it is constant. i asked, is cyber monday still a "thing," people are so mobile now they don't have to wait to get to the officeo order. they say, it is more of a season new. people are so mobile the orders are other days as well including thanksgiving day, and yesterday, but it will be busier tn last year, and last year they had more than 54 million orders placed from around the world on this day. can you imagine that? >> i thought th

news in oakland a homicide investigation is underway at a fire not far from the coliseum with amy hollyfield information. >> homicide investigators are on the scene in the east oakland neighborhood that is blocked off. a source said they are questioning someone right new calling him or her "person of interest" in the case. police get a call to come at 12:30 to respond to gunfire. a victim was in the street, shot, and a garage as on fire. when the tear was out they went inside and found two more bodies. the source said he cannot give me the exact gender break down but men and women were involved. in word on motive. there is a lot of work on the investigation. >> there are calls for peace after another night of violent anti-donald trump protests in oakland and protesters will walk the streets again tonight. many hope it does not turn into what happened last night with 11 people arrested for vandalism and damaging building the third night in a row we have seen the action. the group made their way to 580 shutting down the freeway. we saw oakland pastor alexander with this sign on broadway, a ple

. >> abc 7 news reporter, amy hollyfield it live this morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning.o police department to get the latest on their investigation. we also have video of when they were out here doing their investigation. they were here on el camino in san bruno, and had to shut down a section of the street while they helped the victim and searched for evidence. a pedestrian was hit by a car around 2:15 this morning. the driver that hit the person left the scene and didn't stop to help. the victim was alive when police arrived and was taken to a trauma center. officers got el camino opened about 5:00 this morning, but at this point, no arrests have been made. live in san bruno, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thanks for the update. >>> we're waiting to hear if >>> we're waiting to hear if tonight's show of soleil will go on. they released a statement overnight saying they're still gathering information about what happened. the show last night was canceled and ticket holders were offered a refund. >> i don't want to drive yet. i can't even believe this happened. someb

. >> amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> reporter: hi, good morning. i'm happy to report for you the el camino has been opened. they've wrapped up their investigation. you'll be able oh could you please tell -- count on it for your commute. they got the call that a car hit a pedestrian. they got here to find that the person had been hit, but that the person who hit the pedestrian had taken off. the victim was taken to the hospital. they don't have a description of the vehicle that left the scene, but they are doing what they can to find this person who did flee. did not stop to help the person they hit. so this investigation still unfolding here in san bruno, live, amy hollyfield. >>> also developing news in the south bay, they've recaptured one of the two inmates on the run after they broke out of santa clara's main jail. laron campbell was caught last night, taken into custody without incident. the sheriff's office confirmed he is being brought back to santa collar race overnight. the search continues for the the search continues for the other escape

amy hollyfield is at sfo. amy? >> good morning. it looks great right now at sfo. we are at terminal one. i got a fun fact from the duty manager at the airport, it is not the busiest day anymore now it is friday. people take the whole week off. school is off all week they estimate 6,000 more people were here on friday than today. pat yourself on the back if you are headed to the airport. they open security checkpoints earlier today. it is going smooth. they hope people come prepared. we have a funny full scene. the t.s.a. put tips on their when. they got a cheeky with it. look at these: can your turkeyfully? yes, your turkey can fly. well, turkeys can'tfully but you can pack them in your carry on or checked bags. pilgrims? tips for pilgrims: large buckles, they can set off the metal detectors and your blunder must be packed. what is that? i will look it all. there are interesting tips. you cannot pack a pef, for example, all on the web site. we have a link. the boards are looking good, all on time, nothing canceled, with no weather. the duty manager said they are w

amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: live on vanness avenue will never be the same again.s morning commuters learned for the first time that left turns are no longer allowed. some drivers sounded a bit distraught. >> it's really craze and it's really bad. >> it's not convenient, but i'm sure they -- they need to do it to take care of the streets. >> reporter: muni officials say they were pleased with the first morning of the new reality. >> we did put a lot of information out there to warn people that these changes were coming and to let them know they should take alternate routes and take muni if they can and there were a lot of people on muni this morning and looks like a lot of people were taking alternate routes. >> the plan is a little pain now for a big payoff later. cars not turning left and moving buses to the middle lane should save a lot of time according to transportation officials. >> it will speed things up, have to wait for cars to make a left turn and waiting for buses going in and out of bus zones and increasing service along the corridor and putting that a

amy hollyfield spoke with people in the bay area trying to hit the road early. what used to be a busy travel day is turning no a busy week and many people are changing their departure times to try and avoid the rush. >> initially we were going to leave this afternoon and we're going to leave first thing in the morning. don't tell anybody else. >> switching the push-off time doesn't always work as one southern california man found out the hard way. >> well, we left on tuesday thinking that we would avoid the traffic, but not so much. >> and it was that. >> it was bad? >> pretty bad. usually takes us six hours and took 7.5. that was pretty bad. >> no matter what travel obstacles have you to hurtle today, try to remember what's waiting on the other end. >> it's going to be gorgeous and really nice, so big thanksgiving dinner, probably about 70 people. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving to them and all of you and do keep in mind travel experts all agree that travel is going to be at this holiday season, both on the roads and in the air. in dublin, amy hollyfield, abc 7

amy hollyfield is in oakland. >> good morning. a couple of businesses were damaged in oakland including a mitsubishi dealership with windows broken. this is at 24th and broadway. this is just one of a few examples of property damaged but it turned dangerous. the protest moved on to highway 24. she has major injuries. the driver stopped. c.h.p. officers saying they have been worried about this happening as the protests move to the freeways. >> our goal is to keep the freeways clear of pedestrians. this is a very unfortunate example of what can happen. we asked protesters to stay off freeway for this reason. unfortunately, it finally happened. >> in oakland protesters saying this is not my president set trash on fire and broke windows. this started in berkeley but the damage done was in oakland, we have not heard of arrests and we continue to work this story. we have not heard of injuries aside from the woman hit bit car. the protesters have dispersed with the damage left behind. the protesters are gone home. >> in the south bay, st

amy hollyfield is at the scene with the latest. >> they are looking from every angle, look behind me. the helicopter landed. it has been circles the scene with investigators looking from above. the body is in the area of trees so remote and so hidden you can see see a team of investigators in there working to recover the body. as investigators republic to uncover a partly buried body on the campus of the sonoma state university students were full of questions. >> how long has the body been there? >> my gosh. well...freaked out. >> investigators do not know the answer. or many other questions. they say seguraing -- say that gather the evidence will be important. >> they will go through every grain of dirt, hair samples and clothing and get all trace evidence they can gather. it is a slow search. we will ask for patience. it could be today. it could be fowl. >> a landscaper clearing brush yesterday made the discovery. the sheriff decided to wait until tomorrow for a full day of sunlight before digging. this is a remote area, wooded area behind a parking lot a long way from the heart of

we are expect telling hear from the mayor in a moment, but, first, we go to amy hollyfield. >> the cleanup is underway and there is a lot to be done with vandals hitting broadway in downtown oakland during an anti-trump protest. >> agree -- crews washed away the outrage in last night but in one case, it took longer. he concerned the walls of the rite-aid by hand. >> it will take three or four hours to clean that. >> graffiti washes away. replacing windows takes more effort. and money. the walgreens at broadway and 14th lost, five, 12' tall windows and radio shack lost witnesses and merchandise. people would live and work in oakland assessed the damage. [ inaudible ] >> when there is a profit, they destroy the city. >> it is terrible they break glass and destroy property but i can understand why people are upset. >> last night's protest drew a crowd of 7,000 people and mostly peaceful. people had to unleash tear gas on a small splinter group throwing battles and rocks. three officers were hurt. there were bonfires and fire works and vandalism damaging 16 businesses. >> people have a right t

amy hollyfield is in japantown with more on that. amy? >> yes, reggie i talkingd to her after the breakfast. she said how she did call president-elect donald trump to congratulate him on the victory saying it was hard but a cordial conversation. i also asked her about leadership in the democratic party. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi was quick this morning to dismiss the attempt by representative tim ryan to take over her role. >> i have such overwhelming support, god bless him for his enthusiasm but we are ready to move on. >> we caught up with her after the interfaith thanksgiving breakfast. she addressed the election during the speech telling the crowd not to agonize but to organize. >> we gathered here at a very sad time for our country, to my view. but it is a time that has been indicated by the bishop, that we have to have our faith, our courage from the heart. >> no one mentioned the president-elect by name but concerns of the future, were brought up several times. with relation -- religious leaders vowing to fight for human

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield caught up with pelosi at an interfaith breakfast in san franciscorter: house minority leader nancy pelosi was quick this morning to dismiss the attempt by representative tim ryan to take over her role. >> i have, you know, such overwhelming support. god bless him for his enthusiasm, but we're ready to move on. >> reporter: we caught up with her after this morning's interfaith thanksgiving breakfast in san francisco. during her speech pelosi addressed the election telling the crowd not to agonize but to organize. >> we are gathered here at a very sad time for our country, in my view, but it is a time that has been indicated by the bishop that we have to have our faith, our courage from the heart. ♪ >> reporter: no one mentioned the president-elect by name, but concerns about the future administration were brought up several times. religious and city leaders vowing to fight for human rights. >> the last couple of weeks have been pretty difficult, and i felt it was necessary to continue the call to bring this city together in unity, and we'll continue

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has been following the story and has a look at what happened during protests in oakland and at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: protesters shut down the intersection of 98th avenue and international boulevard in oakland this morning to demand a higher minimum wage. they blocked the street for about an hour before police moved in and made some arrests. organizers were pleased with the turnout. >> well, it sends a real strong message that, you know, status quo is not acceptable, and that we definitely need to consider the workers and their rights and their opportunity and ability to earn a sustainable living. >> reporter: this was one of several demonstrations that took place across the country today. here's a look at the rally that happened in chicago this. nationwide effort is called fight for 15 meaning they want the minimum wage raised to $15 an hour. they staged the protests outside of mcdonald's restaurants and airports, highlighting fast food workers, baggage handlers and ticket agents as examples of who they are fighting for. ub

reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> union city place are investigating a triple shooting in a restaurant parking lot that left a man dead, this was at the texas road house just off 880 around 9:00 last night. two other men were taken to the hospital, one in serious condition. the other in critical. police say they arrested three suspects about a block away. they recovered a gun and other evidence from the suspect's car. >> the suspect vehicle that was stopped had at least three occupants in it. at the it this point we're not looking for any additional suspect vehicles or weapons. and at this point there is no known ongoing threat to the public. >>> a lot of people as you might imagine shopping this time of year at that center. luckily up luckily none of them was hurt. >>> the search is on for the gurp man who shot and killed a 37-year-old man. the shooting happened near castro valley high school on red wood road around 6:00 last night. authorities say the victim is a well respected union construction worker and they're trying to find out why someone would

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the details. >> reporter: observing land police roped off a few blocks. arcadia park neighborhood for the entire morning and brought in the fbi to help them and quietly searched a large area for clues in the deaths of three people, but as they worked the impact of what happened here wasn't lost on them. >> well, this is a death of a human, three human beings so it's going to be a very trying time for families and the neighborhood. this is a very quiet neighborhood in oakland and presti shocking to the neighborhood. >> police got the call that someone heard gunshots at 12:20 this morning. when they arrived on dunbar drive, they found one gunshot victim lying in the street and a fire burning in a garage. inside the burning home they found two other people who had been shot, a fourth person at the home was taken in for questioning. police say they are not looking for any other suspects and that the neighborhood is not in danger. that did little to ease the nerves here. >> concerned, a little surprised that it happened. >> i'm used to it because it's

amy hollyfield is at san francisco school district headquarters with details. >> it did not come from the school district. a spokeswoman said this did not come from them, it is just an optional guide. it is not mandated. this came from the teacher's union. united educators of san francisco. >> at the lesson plan was written by a teen are at mission high school and given to all high school principals. author writes that teachers have a role to play for students to make sense of the new reality donald trump. let us less not sidestep the fact that a racist and sexist man has become president of our country by pandering to a huge racist base. we asked parents as mission high school about the plan. >> it should be okay. all the lesson calls for an on mike during the discussion, the teacher is told to offer help and empowerment, tell them we do not have to go anywhere, not to canada or back to any place we came from and do not tell them we lost and have to accept this. some appreciate the message. others are ready to move on. >> i like it. i do. it is pushing the kids, i voted for the kids

amy hollyfield has the new idea gaining popularity. >> they triple the number of poll workers in contra costa county since the last election. that means a crowded parking lot. if trying to find a pack spot to vote is creating problems, guess what? new there is a lane for that. >> it doesn't get muchizer than this, martinez, you can drop off your ballot without get out of the cash. >> it is the way to get. i used to have to try to park and finding parking is crazy when you are voting. this is great. >> drive through voting. one voter likes it so much she brought doughnuts to thank the workers. election officials say they did this out of a need to help themselves. >> a we have a lot foot traffic that comes in and clogs the parking lot and creates all kinds of havoc for the other business funds in the office. >> especially nice for those who do not want to be here. >> i wanted it to be over. it is still important to come out and put our vote in. all the certain e is why could be con county officials do not think the turnout is high as high in 2008 the last time we did not have a sitting pr

amy hollyfield is in benicia. amy? >> police are calling it a tragedy.ave a warning for parents the boy was killed in benicia at 4:45 in the afternoon at a birthday party. police say a 12-year-old boy went out to the car to charge his phone. while he was in the car, it went interest reverse. it hit and killed the little bit a 13-year-old was also hurt but will be okay. police say parents need to think twice before handing keys to a child. >> it is important to remember giving kids access to cars, cars are a machine and they can inflict injury in not supervised. take that into consideration when allowing a child access to a vehicle. >> officers have not said where the kid was sitting in the car and whether it was turned in. they do not know the relationship between the kids but they are all at a birthday party. it is called an "citizen," -- "accident," and no charges

amy hollyfield is at cal with an interview with the accuser. amy? >> yes, she tells me she is in incredibly moved by the support she is get from students here at uc berkeley. she is a graduate student, and she said her professor intimidated, isolated and sexually harassed her for four years. an independent investigator agreed upholding most of her claims. 61 year old nezar alsayyad told the "san francisco chronicle" he denies all of the allegations and said he feels he having victimized. 74 students have signed a petition asking the university to pull the tenure and they plan to hold a protest later today, and eva said she sobbed when she sought politician. >> to see pages of names of people who are asag, we don't stand with this behavior," it feels i can finally be held and rest. a friend said, you did the hardest part. the hardest part is over. now, i can feel the institutional momentum. >> here are fining from the report obtained by abc7. the professor's personal interactions escalated with her. he intimidated her he made her family he was her pr

amy hollyfield is at sfo. amy? >> good morning. it looks great right now at sfo.al one. i got a fun fact from the duty manager at the airport, it is not the busiest day anymore now it is friday. people take the whole week off. school is off all week they estimate 6,000 more people were here on friday than today. pat yourself on the back if you

the homicide investigation is underway at dunbar where we find amy hollyfield. >> wes are inside the station the sergeant said two women and a man were killed. % still on the scene. they brought in the f.b.i. to help. they are using their investigative tools to help solve this case. >> oakland police proposed off a few positives of the arcadia park neighborhood for the entire morning and brought in the f.b.i. to help and quietly searched a large area for clues in the deaths of three people. as they worked, the impact of what happened here wasn't lost on them. >> it is a death of a human, three human beings and it will be a very trying times for families and the neighborhood. it is a quiet neighborhood in oakland. pretty shock to the neighborhood. >> police got the call that someone heard gunshots at 12:20. they arrived on dunbar drive they found a got shot victim lying in the street and a fire burning in a garage. inside the burning home, they found two other people who had been shot, another person at the home was take anyone for questioning. >> we are questioning a person involved

reporting live in redwood city, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> developing news in the south bay. authorities have recaptured one of the two inmates on the run after breaking out of santa clara's main jail. inmate laron campbell was caught in a home in antioch last night, taken into custody without incident. he was being brought back to santa clara county overnight and the search continues for the other escaped inmate, chav chavez. there was a large s.w.a.t. team yesterday, and they zeroed in on a trailer, but no one was inside. the sheriff's office plans to have a news conference this morning. >>> we're waiting to hear if tonight's show goes on. a crew member was killed during a pre-show set up. the technician was hit by a telescopic list during a pre-show last night. he died from his injuries. they released a statement overnight saying they are gathering information. last night's show was canceled. >> i'm in shock. i'm in shock many i'm like sitting here, because i don't want to drive yet, because i can't even believe this happened, that somebody in this show was injured. >> cal

amy hollyfield is near lake merritt. >> good morning. the owner of this building that burned is being sued by the tenants who lived here. and there is the issue next car, the owner of this building tells us she has had a problem with him and hired an attorney against him because of demolition work. agents from the department of alcohol and tobacco and firearms are here to look for a cause. investigators have not said if they think it was set on purpose. tenants have suspicions and suing him for starting demolition work while they still lived here. they believe it was retaliation because they complained. the attorney representing the tenants spoke about the suspicions. >> in instance with a landlord that is willing to obtain permits and start the demolition on a large scale and bring in big machinery while people are still living in a unit...all the fire started at 5:00 a.m. yesterday. the apartment building was unconstruction. it wasn't society to be completed until next year. the fire damaged 9 home next door. no one was hurt. we reache

amy hollyfield is at the high school with the story. amy?e have a picture of what happened here. this was e-mailed to abc7 showing an attempt at segregation at the bathroom for whites to go one way and the blacks to go another. the superintendent knows who did this. part of the statement said the words exchanged on the campaign trail and the racist words cry out for how much we need to support, teach, and listen to our children. the san ramon unified school district we are committed to fostering an environment where we can safely speak about the similarities and differences that make up and make each of us unique. they have worked three years to make the staff and students aware of other cultures and believe that started at the top. we have

live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> president-elect donald trump says he's stepping away from his billion dollar company. his stake in his business empire has raised questions over conflict of interests. mr. trump is filling up his cabinet but as abc tells us several big posts remain open. >> donald trump's growing cabinet, the president-elect is tapping fellow billionaire wilbur ross as secretary of commerce and goldman sachs executive steven mnuchin as secretary. mnuchin at trump power this morning praised trump's new deal to keep 1,000 jobs with carrier indiana, the home state of mike pence. >> the president-elect and vis president picked up the phone and invited the ceo of technologies anded to them we wanted to keep jobs here. it can't remember the last time a president did that. >> reporter: tomorrow trump and pence will be in indiana to announce the deal as the first leg of their victory tour. end the day in cincinnati, ohio. applause for trump who broke bread last night with mitt romney, a possible secretary of state contender. the man who once called trump a

reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >>> more commute news,000. cal tran is making a change to accommodate the increase in ridership between san francisco and the south bay. there's now an extra car on three lines during the southbound morning and evening commute. this morning's rush hour was the first run for the longer trains. caltrain says it can handle now about 200 more passengers per trip. this morning commuters had to battle thick fog on their way to work. and so did our crew on sky 7. this is what they faced at the hayward executive airport, their home base, before dawn this morning. you can see the fog there and it was so thick the chopper had to be grounded. >>> now, let's take you outside for a look at what it looks like right now. you can see san francisco, the golden gate bridge still soft in there with a blanket of gray fog. you cannot even see the first tower really. the story in the south bay though, a little clearer, starting to lift. but not much clearer. the fog is still blanketing in skyline a in h san jose as we see this live

amy hollyfield? >> yes. good morning. they will protest outside today and thursday at the school.o the "san francisco chronicle", 74 students at uc berkeley sent a petition to campus administration demanding they pull the continuure of the professional, apologize to students victims of sexual harassment and protect students better. they refuse to attend the professor's classes. he denies all allegations against him and told the "san francisco chronicle" he fells victimized. an gator hired found that the architecture professor placed his hand on a student's side and appeared to groom her for the possibility of becoming a romantic partner. the administration has called a meeting for the protection of better protection and support of students. >>> uc santa cruz police are investigating a possible ahead crime after a student was taunt asked hit in the head with a rock walking near the theater on friday night. the three young men felled sfo and called to her in an offensive manner. man hit her with a rock. she ran off for help and was treated with minor injuries. police are trying to i

amy hollyfield? >> homicide investigators are on the scene.hut off in this neighborhood. the first responders were firefighters responding to a fire at 12 common 21. they covered three bodie and called in oakland police because it looked "suspicious." homicide investigators are trying to figure out what happened and will brief us hopefully soon. first they need to assess the situation. they need to figure out what they are dealing with. we have not heard about motive or arrest. >> antidonald trump protesters gathered in oakland for a third night vowing to do it tonight. it start the peacefully at 9:30 a splinter group made it to 580 and stopped traffic the police arrested 11, seven businesses were damaged. cornell barnard covered it all. >> a new flight of demonstration on the streets of oakland, a thousand people gathered on the plaza to protest the election of

amy hollyfield, abc 7. >>> and a triple shooting in a straubtd parking lot left a man dead. if happened at the texas road house at the union landing shopping center around 9:00 last night. two other men were taken to the hospital. one is in serious condition. the other is in critical. police say they arrested three suspects about a block away. they recovered a gun and other evidence from the suspect's car. >> the suspect vehicle that was stopped had at least three okay pa occupants in it. wire n at this point no ongoing threat to the public. >> a lot of people were at that shopping center at the time of the shooting. but fortunately none of them was hurt. >>> developing news in castro valley. the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a 37-year-old man. the shooting happened near castro valley high school around 6:00 last night. authorities say the victim is a well respected union construction worker. they're trying to find out why someone would want to kill him. >>> this morning we're hearing for the first time from the husband of sherri papini, the woman found ali

a reporter, our reporter, amy hollyfield, will bring us a report from campus ahead. >> oakland policeafter a woman's body was found near the entrance to a park. sky 7 was over the park yesterday afternoon. according to our media partner, police are investigating this as a homicide because there is trauma on the body. crimestoppers is offering $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of her killer. >> we are on the final weekend before election day. both campaigns are running full speed. >> our reporter is in washington, dc, with the different approaches the candidates are taking. >> good morning, different approaches by both. what they are consistent is bringing out the supporters, those extra folks, to rally the voters in the last final couple of days. >> with the finish line in sight, melania took to the podium in the first solo campaign stop appealing to suburban female voters in pennsylvania, battleground state. >> we must treat each other with respect and kindness even when we disagree. >> in arizona, a first? >> tim kaine the democratic v.p. nominee

. >> here is amy hollyfield. commuters are arriving? >> good morning all back to normal.ou see the station the escalator is running. the gate is open. bart said this is cautionary a week before the election there is a bart measure on the ballot. they had to shut down montgomery county station before midnight because of an explosion on the third rail. smoke was billowing over a train that passed over. the train was damaging. it was confusing for passengers. [ inaudible ] we wondered what was happen, and there was smoke. we got out. >> bart pet put out the fire. the fire department checked out the situation. the train was taken out of service because it was damaged. the track has been repaired. bart said problems like this will continue to plague the 44-year-old system in repairs are -- not made. they need the $3.5 billion bond going toward upgrades but credits say it is rewarding a system that needs to be head accountable. it will be on the ballot in san francisco, alameda and contra costa county.

amy hollyfield has been watching this happen in oakland. >> good morning.is the morning after: graffiti up and down broadway in oakland. we will watch a lot of clean up of the this morning. we saw a lot of fire works launched last night by veries and they set bonfires in the streets. officers say they fired tear gas in the crowd. as people survey the damage they say they are not surprised and they expect it to keep happening. >> people express themselves and do it all time. people are not happy with what is going on. three officers were hurt during the protest one is still in the hospital. policecy they arrested 30 people and they have found this 16 businesses were damaged by vandals. another protest is scheduled for action this afternoon. in stroke for abc7 news. >>> demonstrators took to market street in san francisco over the trump victory underscoring difficult task president-elect faces in uniting this country. >> i will not make life easy for him like they did not make life easy for obama. the same situation. >> we come together and unite, we not agai