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i am gasia mikaelian, and this is bay area news at 7:00. >> the bay area scene a bit of a break following his weekend storm storm but it is still cold and the weather did cause some isolated problems. in oakland, a tree branch knocked out electricity. in pacifica the rain is preventing crews from repairing a cliffside. >> the erosion is eminent. if we get a lot of rain, it will below the cliffs. the coastal commission has to start looking at that. >> they are now assembling a crane so that they can stabilize the cliff face. mark tamayo will be here in about 20 minutes with the latest. >>> the storm is paying off for sierra ski resorts. jade hernandez reports from lake tahoe. >> reporter: this woman had to get to work. >> it is slippery. i have four-wheel drive. >> you have to make room for them. >> reporter: across town, mark white owns the tavern and grill. he cannot keep from grinning. >> we are ready for winter to start paid because of the economy, everything, business has been down. we are a ski resort. we need to score -- need this snow. >> we do not have any snow lashed her at this

i am gasia mikaelian, and this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> an escaped prisoner considered armed and dangerous is back in custody following an intense manhunt. the incident came to an end in the past two hours as officers captured maurice ainsworth in a home in santa cruz could he had escaped around noon today after arriving at the hospital where he was scheduled to have an mri. they say that ainsworth attacked a deputy and shot her with her own taser. >> he punched her and fought with her. >> he stole the deputies handgun and nearby schools were put on lockdown. >>> now to the northbay where police shot and killed a man who may have been suicidal. two witnesses were questioning whether the shooting was justified. officers responded in east napa. a woman had called 911 worried that her husband would take his own life. police say they convinced him to, aside but said he became confrontational. witnesses tell ktvu a different story. >> i watched him come out of the house. he raised his arms up. >> police say one officer shot him with a taser while another filed a rifle. they say that h

i am gasia mikaelian, and this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> is an unpleasant the prize for a man planning to move into a new house. the moving company he hired has disappeared with all of his things. jana katsuyama has tracked down the company. she joins us live now in san jose. >> reporter: the address is 425 queens lane. you can see it is an empty office and warehouse with nothing except for a for lease sign. >> i went to the internet. >> reporter: he said it started in june when he was looking for a moving company to store his belongings. he says they have the best rates so he signed a contract with than. >> they started adding charges. they started saying, you will have to pay for boxes. >> reporter: he gave the movers the first payment in cash and was assured everything would be stored safely but this week when he tried to contact them to schedule delivery there was know response. now there is know way for him to know where his furniture and other possessions are. >> family photos when i was a kid and when my kids were kids. that stuff is gone. >> reporter: we went to the companies a

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i am gasia mikaelian, and this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> they are popular with young people. energy drinks have alcohol and caffeine. some call them blackout in a can. jana katsuyama is live in damage cisco with the reports -- is live in san francisco with the report. >> reporter: it targets young people with trendy cans, flavors, and a combination of alcohol and caffeine. they look like regular energy drinks but they contain alcohol. >> they are popular because they are cheap and come in a big can. >> reporter: they cost about $2.50 and liquor store owners say they are popular with young people. >> i like it because it makes me awake instead of falling asleep. >> reporter: they have been linked to deaths and injuries some say that the drinks see more potent than beer. >> i think they are dangerous, you know what i mean? do not drink four lokos because they get you drunk really fast. >> i heard it does a lot to our insides. >> reporter: federal officials are considering a ban on alcoholic energy drinks. the food and drug administration is poised to issue a ruling that caffein

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ktvu's gasia mikaelian reports. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton has strong words today for those behind the release of stolen classified documents on the wikileaks website. >> there is nothing brave about sabotaging the peaceful relations between nations on which our common security fends. >> reporter: the latest wikileaks dump includes candid and unflattering exchanges. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. refuted the claims of espionage. >> our diplomats are doing what diplomats do all over the world every day. which is negotiates advance our interests and work to find common solutions to complex problems. >> reporter: the compromise, a secret predator drone program. general pa the secret memos reveal saudi king unveiled u.s. tactics surrounding afghanistan, pakistan and north korea. secretary clinton says the embarrassing comments about foreign leaders are far less important. >> in my conversations, at least one of my counter parts said to me, well don't worry about it, you should hear what we say about you. so i think that this is well understood in the diplomatic commun

ktvu's gasia mikaelian reports. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton has strong words today for those behind the release of stolen classified documents on the wikileaks website. >> there is nothing brave about sabotaging the peaceful relations between nations on which our common security fends. >> reporter: the latest wikileaks dump includes candid and unflattering exchanges. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. refuted the claims of espionage. >> our diplomats are doing what diplomats do all over the world every day. which is negotiates advance our interests and work to find common solutions to complex problems. >> reporter: the compromise, a secret predator drone program. general pa the secret memos reveal saudi king unveiled u.s. tactics surrounding afghanistan, pakistan and north korea. secretary clinton says the embarrassing comments about foreign leaders are far less important. >> in my conversations, at least one of my counter parts said to me, well don't worry about it, you should hear what we say about you. so i think that this is well understood in the diplomatic commun

. >>> good evening and happy thanksgiving i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville.ing to be another cold night with temperatures down into the 20s. for the homeless, this kind of cold weather makes living on the streets all the more dangerous. maureen naylor is already out on the streets, where already this year 1,600 people have already died in santa clara alone. >> reporter: this is something new, the church is handing out these fliers to let the homeless know about a homeless shelter that's about to open within an hour. these beds may not look like much. for those living in the street. the becardo center will mean a warm play to escape freezing temperatures. the county declared a local state of emergency. allowing shelter to open in sunny vail tonight. >> this weekend with the state of emergency we will turn nobody away. so if we need to go over we will. >> reporter: outside, a memorial plaque names the people who have died in the streets 66 new names were added this year. fliers were given out. >> we're outreaching to all of the churches who are doing thanksgivi

i'm goig and this is bay area news at -- i'm gasia mikaelian and this is bay area news at 7:00. let's give you a live look at what's happening on intersta where steady rain is slowing traffic. this storm is just getting started. >> traffic pressed along highway this evening as the storm moved in with rain and arctic air. >> well that's what they say ino . you don't like a weather wait a week. >> after balmy 80s, this afterny light rain slowed traffic on the bridge, and no major accidents or delays. many today took advantage of breaks in the rain to prepare. >> am i ready for it? i just bought an umbrella. >> she bought an extra large one, most know what's coming. >> probably keep in doors. >> at san francisco's point, sue prestorm swell. >> it's not so great and these s are kazy -- crazy. >> road crews hurried to finishb , and runners got in a lab. the storm is expected to make the big game at the stadium a bit nasty. >> i have an upon cho and i'll -- poncho and i'll wear that. >> some welcome the first storme season. >> we need rain, right? we're california. we can always use r

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. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. for mark and everyone here, happy thanksgiving. see you at 10:00. >> good night.

. >>> good evening, this is thursday november 11th, i'm gasia mikaelian, this is bay area news at 7:00. we begin tonight in oakland. that is where the b.a.r.t station just reopened in the past hour. the police shut it down at 5:00 at the height of rush hour after a crowd of protestors marched there to protest the police use of force. paul khapl bers is live on the scene with an update, paul? >> reporter: it also ended up as a candlelight vigil for derek jones. they are comparing derek jones with the grant family. it is now reopened now. it was closed earlier before the protestors we spoke with, derek jones's sister this is what she had to say. >> i want them to do jail time. they murdered my brother. >> reporter: jones was the unarmed man that the oakland police shot and killed on monday night after the officers responded to a 911 call. >> all they knew he assaulted a woman and that he was -- they wanted to make contact with him to further investigate and he ran from the officers. >> unfortunately the police officers have gotten comfortable with qualified immunity. they feel like they

is the it of year when scam artists strike more often and in tonight's special report, kutv's gasia mikaelian take as i closer look at a exam that involves seniors, jack caw and lots and lots of money. >> reporter: this 84-year-old woman when asked us not to use her real name leaves near orlando. she livesn a fixed income and the man who called her told her. >> that i had won $4.5 million and 2010 mercedes. >> reporter: man said he was in jamaica and that is where she had to send money for taxes before getting her prize. >> he had convinced me, so i went ahead and mailed the $400. >> reporter: that was just the beginning. the man would call and call. he got to know her, learned her husband was ill and even said he shared her faith. all along he asked her to send more money, promising a prize. >> they were so convincing. >> reporter: but it's a lie, mary is one of countless seniors sucked into a jamaican lottery scam, but the grand prize never comes and the seniors are strung along until they are all tapped out. >> she has literally given it all away and not to a charitable organization. she g

good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville. thanksgiving is not even over but it's already looking like a black friday. amber lee is live at emeryville at a store that's scheduled to open right now. >> there's thousands of customers in line waiting to get inside the store. it is scheduled to open at any home now. if we move the cameras over there, we can see two officers on stand monitor the crowd. this retailer is one of many turning thanksgiving thursday into black friday. at near by bay street shopping center, old emery opened it's doored doors for customers on thursday. and will reopen the the doors in a few hours. >> it let courthouse walk off -- it lets you walk off the calories and lets you see what will be in stores tomorrow. >> thanks for coming into sears today. >> reporter: sears and k mart also opened its doors open to shoppers who wanted to avoid friday. folks came in not necessarily in large numbers but with intentions to spends. >> i it's a great thing that way the lines are not humongous and there's a lot of rud

good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm frank somerville. thanksgiving is not even over but it's already looking like a black friday. amber lee is live at emeryville at a store that's scheduled to open right now. >> there's thousands of customers in line waiting to get inside the store. it is scheduled to open at any home now. if we move the cameras over there, we can see two officers on stand by to monitor the crowd. this retailer is one of many turning thanksgiving thursday into black friday. at near by bay street shopping center, old emery opened it's doored doors for customers on thursday. and will reopen the the doors in a few hours. >> it let courthouse walk off -- it lets you walk off the calories and lets you see what will be in stores tomorrow. >> thanks for coming into sears today. >> reporter: sears and k mart also opened its doors open to shoppers who wanted to avoid friday. folks came in not necessarily in large numbers but with intentions to spends. >> i think it's a great thing that way the lines are not humongous and there's

and here's gasia mikaelian to sort it all out for us. >> reporter: prop 19 would legalize marijuana forpersonal use getting national attention here. you can see prop 19 is not going to pass with early returns. yes 44%, no 56% is the majority here on to prop 20, it's the redistricting initiative. this would take representatives out of the redistricting position. you can see here looks like most voters like it. prop 21, this one asks voters to weigh in on an $18 annual vehicle license fee to help fund state parks and wildlife programs. in exchange there would be no change for day use of state parks. most people don't like it. no has the majority here with 60. proposition 22 now. this is the one that bans state borrowing from local government. even in tough economic times. in one looks like it's getting a yes vote. 67% in favor of. it would suspend the global warming act until state unemployment drops to 5% or less for an entire year. we saw big oil companies backing this one and looks like the no vote is going to win. 42% say yes, no with 58%. next up is prop 24, this one would repeal leg

and here's gasia mikaelian to sort it all out for us. >> reporter: prop 19 would legalize marijuana forpersonal use getting national attention here. you can see prop 19 is not going to pass with early returns. yes 44%, no 56% is the majority here on to prop 20, it's the redistricting initiative. this would take representatives out of the redistricting position. you can see here looks like most voters like it. prop 21, this one asks voters to weigh in on an $18 annual vehicle license fee to help fund state parks and wildlife programs. in exchange there would be no change for day use of state parks. most people don't like it. no has the majority here with 60. proposition 22 now. this is the one that bans state borrowing from local government. even in tough economic times. in one looks like it's getting a yes vote. 67% in favor of. it would suspend the global warming act until state unemployment drops to 5% or less for an entire year. we saw big oil companies backing this one and looks like the no vote is going to win. 42% say yes, no with 58%. next up is prop 24, this one would repeal leg