our reporter, katie marzullo, explains. >> would you calm this rain -- rape or would you call it like stanford "misconduct." >> four students told stories of being sexually assaulted and stanford failed to bring justice. >> university protects and experts assaulters and leaves the survivors traumaized. >> it is being downplayed some believe. students take issue with the survey released october 1 showing 1.9 percent of the students who participated in the survey have experienced sexual assault. >> some agoer say that number is very misleading. >> harvard and yale admit and say look at this, 40 percent number. it is rape that is happening, sexual assault happens and stanford needs to own up. >> jackie speier addressed this introducing legislation called "halt." >> it requires a climate survey on every campus in the country that receives federal funds. it would be a survey that would be exactly the same so it can be evaluated. >> the stanford president are standing behind the survey and say in a letter that the results show clearly we have much more work to do in battling sexual assault

. >> i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. it is friday november 27. happy friday. >> we get to a quick check on weather and traffic. lisa is here for mike. >> good morning, to you. it is certainly a chilly start in the south bay. we have 35 in livermore. we have 38 in san jose. elsewhere the winds are up and the forth by is not so cold. we are look at upper 40s from santa rosa and novato to san francisco. with the clear start there is plenty sunshine with mid-to-upper 50s around the bay. to frost possible tonight as the winds back off. we will talk about changes toward the end of the weekend. that will include some rain. sue? >> good morning, everyone. we have light traffic conditions as you could imagine on black friday. you can see that everyone is moving at limit if you are headed to the oakland airport, no delays. we have a car off the road. highway 101 hit a power pole and it is not blocking the lanes. a bumper in the lanes, northbound 85 at the expressway because of a solo spinout. and the black friday mistransit schedule, bart is regular schedu

if anybody could start a trend it would be silicon valley. >> reporter: in san jose, katie marzullo,bc 7 news. >>> the holiday season has arrived it sure doesn't feel like it with the temperatures. >> and we have fog which is not what you expect in november. yes, you are talking about the 60s and 70s yesterday. from our emeryville camera 53 already in oakland, low 70s on the way for you. so you get the idea what today is going to be like, but the next seven days featuring different weather, more like the season. i will explain next. >>> also next, a boom for bay area shoppers ahead of black friday. 50 stores opening at a local mall but there's still a mess you have to get around. >>> plus, thousands of students and alumni pack a cal stadium for a we've got some new options that might interest you.in a while, like adult dental coverage. great news for you. and your sweet tooth. to find free local, in-person help visit coveredca.com find out if you could get help paying for health insurance with just your age, income, zip code, and the number of people in your household. information yo

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> the parking garage was shutdown for two hours while police systematically searched every floor and every car. the shooter got away. the victim is in critical condition, but expected to survive. >> i just hear a bunch of shots, three, four shots. everybody outside started running inside, everybody. >> chaotic and scary. he was actually in the parking garage when he heard the gunfire. >> the shots kept going on and everybody started screaming and ducking for cover like a bomb had gone off. >> he took cover too, but not before seeing the man who. >> we saw the victim by that time come running out in the street and fell down. obviously he was shot. >> he was paying when the shooter approached him and fired multiple times hitting him more than once in the lower extremity. >> it does -- doesn't appear to be a random shooting. we believe they may have known each other. >> they believed the shooter was in the parking garage and so locked it down to search, but didn't find him. >> we are doing systematic checks through ut yo the other building

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> the parking garage was shutdown for two hours whilerched every floor and every car. the shooter got away. the victim is in critical condition, but expected to survive. >> i just hear a bunch of shots, three, four shots. everybody outside started running inside, everybody. >> chaotic and scary. he was actually in the parking garage when he heard the gunfire. >> the shots kept going on and everybody started screaming and ducking for cover like a bomb had gone off. >> he took cover too, but not before seeing the man who had been shot. >> we saw the victim by that time come running out in the street and fell down. obviously he was shot. >> he was paying when the shooter approached him and fired multiple times hitting him more than once in the lower extremity. >> it does -- doesn't appear to be a random shooting. we believe they may have known each other. >> they believed the shooter was in the parking garage and so locked it down to search, but didn't find him. >> we are doing systematic checks through ut yo the other building -- throughou

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more on the breaking news. >> it is such good news. police are just telling us that sam and maria ages 85 and 90 have been found and in fact they are satisfy. in fact, it -- they are safe. >> they saw our story on the air as reported by alan wang and spotted the couple. the latest on the story up until this wonderful development was that the police department released this photo just this afternoon. it is captured from a surveillance video from a bank branch. it shows the walc owe's talking with the teller and withdraw withdrawing what police said was a large sum of money. it didn't help police get any closer to helping the couple. it deepened the mystery because maria told the bank teller she was on her way to a doctor's appointment and police could not verify that. their son who lives in hungary reported missing on sunday. he didn't know where they are going, but maybe to canada. in the end it turns out they were simply taking a trip and they didn't tell anyone. on monday -- i should say saturday was the last anyone saw them at home

our reporter, katie marzullo, has more. >> law enforcement officer has the nine millimeter glock handgun taken. >> that bulletin went out september thin after law enforcement officer reported the car was protecten interest and a gun stolen, in san francisco. i.c.e. is confirming a duty weapon was stolen from an officer's vehicle on that date. >> sean gibson was arrested for the burglary and it ended up in the hands of 20-year-old hallway who used to kill a muralist antonio ramos september 29. ramos was working on a peace mural under interstate 580. hallway appeared in court. we could not shoot his face but he is hyper ventilating as the judge reads the whats and hallway curses and screams. >> [blank]. >> hallway admitted shooting at rome most but said it was an accident will hallway was not the only person who had an outburst in court. his friends and family left the court in anger shattering a glass case in the hallway. >> a russian pilot who want missing after the jet was blown out of the sky is alive and well. two pilots ejected from the jet after turkey shot it down. officials say a

in pittsburg, i am katie marzullo. >> a man is recovering after a waters cue in san francisco. sky 7 was over baker beach last night as firefighters and rescue bets helped a man strand on the rocks just 6' above the water. it took 45 minutes to get him to a water rescue boat and paramedics took him to the hospital. >> a san jose restaurant is now open again after a bacterial outbreak sickened 200 people in six counties. mariscos on north 4th has been closed since being linked to a shigella outbreak in mid-october. inspectors clear the restaurant after finding it sanitized and employees were retrained in food handling. the exact cause of the outprotect will likely never be known. >> happening today, middleton residents will thank the firefighters and first responders for bravery battling the valley fire. a barbecue is held this afternoon at 3:30 prior to middleton high school homecoming find game. organizers say it will be the first time to thank the firefighters and first responders. the whom coming game was scheduled for september 178 was -- september 18 was postponed until to

. >> i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. it is friday november 27.riday. >> we get to a quick check on weather and traffic. lisa is here for mike. >> good morning, to you. it is certainly a chilly start in the south bay. we have 35 in livermore. we have 38 in san

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more on the breaking news. >> it is such good news. police are just telling us that sam and maria ages 85 and 90 have been found and in fact they are satisfy. in fact, it -- they are safe. >> they saw our story on the air as reported by alan wang and spotted the couple. the latest on the story up until this wonderful development was that the police department released this photo just this afternoon. it is captured from a surveillance video from a bank branch. it shows the walc owe's talking with the teller and withdraw withdrawing what police said was a large sum of money. it didn't help police get any closer to helping the couple. it deepened the mystery because maria told the bank teller she was on her way to a doctor's appointment and police could not verify that. their son who lives in hungary reported missing on sunday. he didn't know where they are going, but maybe to canada. in the end it turns out they were simply taking a trip and they didn't tell anyone. on monday -- i should say saturday was the last anyone saw them at home

i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> thanks forgetting up early and joiningy," time. >> and now the weather. >> good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 hd shows it is quiet. we are looking at chilly temperatures but not as cold as they could. the winds are up good in the north bay. temperatures in san francisco and santa rosa, santa rosa is warmer than san francisco, 49 degrees, 47 in napa, 41 in fremont. mountain view is 33. the interior rallies including monterey and san jose are look at cooler weather. but we are not that chilly where the winds are. this afternoon we are in the chilled sunshine with plenty of it today but not enough to warm us up. mid-50s or upper 50s around oakland. sue? >> good morning, we start off black friday with a fatal accident in the alamo area. it is not affecting the freeway but it is blocking the off-ramp and c.h.p. has issued a sig-alert. try stone valley road until it is cleared. elsewhere, we had a bumper in the lanes, 121 in napa at 8 and another accident in san jose cleared from the lanes northbound 101 but it is off to the

. >> good morning, everyone, i an katie marzullo at 6:00 a.m. here for kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. first up, a check on the forecast as you may head out for the holiday shipping. >> good morning, it is freezing. that is why we have a freeze warning in affect for the santa clara valley and toward big sur and monterey. check out the temperatures, also in the east bay, 32 san ramon and freezing in mountain view and 35 livermore and los gatos and san jose close and with the temperatures still dropping before sunrise, the sun does not come up until 7:02 you will doctor a few more deaths. the north bay has wind. because of the wind you are warmer, so, the cold air from the east bay to the south bay, parts of the peninsula, this afternoon, though, everyone is sunny and well below average again with temperatures not moving out of the 50s. 58 should be the warm number. perhaps santa rosa and oakland and this afternoon. but, then, bit evening hours we are dropping quickly into the 30s and then we have frost with very little wind and this is going to

in san jose, katie marzullo abc.news. >>> black friday was a lucky day for black cats sh elt erred in burlingame. they are waiving adoption fees for black and mostly black cats and kittens. abc 7 news was in burlingame at the center for compassion where 25 of those cats all different ages and hair lengths are up for adoption. >> having people come in and getting to meet them and, you know, realize that black cats are cool, they are not scary really helps and just the more exposure they get i think also really helps. >> adoption fees for these particular fee lines will be waived through december 3rd. >>> it's time to untangle those lights for holiday decorations. much to do before flipping that switch. nick watts shows you how residents are getting ready to outshine their whole neighborhood. >> reporter: the crazy christmas light season begins, it's getting crazier every year from brooklyn, aka dyker lights to candy cane lane in woodland hills, california. it will take them three days to get everything into position but not everybody is quite so into it. >> authorities in plantation, f

katie marzullo, abc 7. >>> black friday was a lucky day for some black cats.ane society are waving adoption fees for black cats and kittens. abc 7 was at the center for compassion where 25 of those cats all different ages and hair lengths are up for adoption. >> having people come in and just getting to meet them and realize that black cats are cool, they're not scary. really helps and just the more social they get, i think also really helps. >> adoption fees for these particular felines will be waived through december 3rd. >>> it's time to untangle all the lights for holiday decorations. and there is much to do before flipping the switch. nick watt shows us how residents are getting ready to outshine their whole neighborhood. >> crazy christmas light season is getting crazier every year. candy cane lane here, it will take them three days to get everything into position. but not everybody is quite so into it. authorities in plantation, florida right now trying to shut down mark's subtle seasonal display. >> it's safety hazard. >> too many people don't know the

katie marzullo? >> there were three or four shots and everyone outside started running inside. everyone. it was crazy. >> chaos and scary, martin was inside the packing garage and he heard the gunfire. >> the shots kept on going on and everyone was screaming and ducking like a bomb had again off. >> he took cover but not before seeing the man shot. >> we saw the victim run out in the street and fell down, obviously, he was shot. >> >> the victim was paying at the cashier at the garage and the shooter approach and fired multi-people times. >> it does not appear to be random. we believe that they may have known each other. police have reason to think the shooter was in the parking garage and they locked it to "search," but did not find hill. >> we are reviewing the surveillance video and checking the other buildings, block by block. >> when the garage re-opened customers were in long lines and facing big bill. >> we have to pay the price although we...we were not able to get to our cars for two hours, a truce straighting start to the holiday weekend. >> it is hopping at glide mem

live in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> witnesses described a frantic scene as police rushed toward the suspected gunman above a busy street during rush hour. we spoke with a woman who was riding in a lyft car at the time and a st. luke's doctor who was told to stay inside her office. >> we were one of the only cars actually on that side. i saw probably seven or eight cops running next to st. luke's with their guns out. saw a man standing on the top -- i guess it was an elevator shaft from what i'm hearing. and he had a huge rifle. >> so there's not much for us to do except sort of stay here and wait. i was talking to one of the security guards, and as far as i know they're sort of just wrapping things up. >> one of the witnesses added that police urged people to move away from the hospital as they ran with their guns drawn. now, stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of this story. we'll have the very latest tonight at 11:00 over on channel 7 live from the scene and you can get updates anytime on twitter @abc7newsbayarea. >>> the clock may be running out to keep the ra

katie marzullo, abc 7. >>> giants have won championships if every even number since 2010, so ud think lines for tickets. abc 7 was in san francisco at at&t yesterday for orange and black friday. it was the first day of individual game ticket sales. but lines really weren't long at all. those who were there flashed a whole lot of money, though. you can also get tickets on sfgiants.com. tickets are just for games and special events in april and may, it does not include opening day. >>> turns out black friday was a lucky kay for some black cats sheltered this burlingame. the humane society are waving adoption fees for black kits and kittens. abc 7 was at the center for compassion where 25 of those cats all different ages and hair lengths are up for adoption. >> having people come in and just getting to meet them and realize that black cats are cool, they're not scary. really helps and just the more social they get, i think also really helps. >> adoption fees for these particular felines will be waved through december 3rd. >>> it's time to untangle all the lights for holiday decorations.

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the new details for us. >> pretty devastating.u can't go out and catch crab that will make people sis being. >> sam spent tens of thousands of dollars into his gear this season but he can't go out and fish. >> usually the first 45 days is half the money of the season, the holidays, christmas, new year's. they are going to be gone. >> on tuesday the california department of public health announced dungeness and rock crab were not safe to eat. thursday the department of fish and wildlife delayed the recreational dungeness season and now the commercial season. fish and wildlife season believe this is the first time the toxic bloom of this acid caused the delays. >> when it comes as significant that the california of public health has advised, that's what we have to focus on. >> at san francisco's fisherman's wharf, disappointment abounds. >> i won't be making it for christmas. >> we are charging easily $10.95 for local crab. and i can see it going up to $18.95, maybe $20, depends on the price of washington crabs. >> multiple industri

katie marzullo has details. >> this is 30-year-old at scene of the collision at the driver side door her s.u.v. san francisco police suspect she was drive under the influence. they took her away to handcuffs. school supplies littered the intersection only a bloke from marina middle school where the two, 12-year-old boys were headed after 8:00 a.m. police say the delivery truck was stopped at crosswalk for the brings but she passed the truck on left and loued into them. >> i have two boys and i have to worry about their safety particularly in the morning when the cars are speeding off to work. >> this street is dangerous. i feel horrible. i see kids going by all the time. i have almost been hit. >> her name appears on the mailbox after an apartment in the marina. no one answered. an article in the "san francisco chronicle" named her as a 2004 debutante. the "san francisco chronicle" reports he has a master's degree from the university of san francisco and has worked as an elementary schoolteacher in the city. the brings are expected to recover. the middle school is providing counselor