. >>> the school is in north portland.raffic is being affected as this investigation develops. so air traffic in that area and they are starting to set up posts around to deal, as you can imagine, with the parents that want to know what is happening at the school. we're working on getting more information. we'll bring it to you as it comes in. again, police say at least two people shot at a high school in north portland. >>> a powerful hollywood executive and a top movie producer are saying they are very sorry for what they call insensitive comments they made about president obama and a lot of other people after hackers made their stolen e-mails public. it was private e-mail exchange between sony pictures co-chair, amy, and producer, scott. it takes place around the time of a fundraiser event. the web site, buzz feed, get ahold of the e-mails. one writes, would he, referring to president obama, like to finance some movies? she writes issue doubt it. should i ask him if he likes django? he responds, 12 years, reference to 1

you're looking right now at live pictures, as i said, about a school shooting in north portland at rosemary anderson high school, where at least three victims have been shot, three people shot according to the fire department. it is unknown if the people shot are dead or alive. portland police say the suspects have fled. they would not say if they were still believed to be armed or if they clashed with police. nearby jefferson high school and portland community college in lockdown, we're told. media have been told to set up at north killingsworth street and kirby avenue. that's the staging area. we'll update more on that story as soon as we know more. but to recap, there has been a school shooting in north portland, oregon, at rosemary anderson high school. as of right now, we know of at least three individuals who were shot. and we are waiting for more information as we learn it. we'll bring to it you as soon as we get it. >>> now let's turn to our money lead. a not-so-happy friday for wall street. stocks tanking today. the dow tumbling 110 points this morning before sliding further and en

you're looking right now at live pictures, as i said, about a school shooting in north portland at rosemarywhere at least three victims have been shot, three people shot according to the fire department. it is unknown if the people shot are dead or alive. portland police say the suspects have fled. they would not

conducting a massive hunt for a gunman after four people were shot just outside of a high school in north portland. the victims, two males and two females were shot just outside of rosemary anderson high school. at least three of them and at this point we only know of three that were able to get inside to try to get help. one student describes seeing a victim as he made his way inside. >> i saw him stumbling in the school, holding his stomach and he said my brother's name and he fell on the ground. >> police say one victim was treated at the scene and the other three suffered serious wounds. they were described as breathing when transported to a nearby hospital. >> police and the fbi are searching for one gunman and possibly two accomplices as this story is still developing. pamela brown is "outfront" and what do we know about the manhunt? >> reporter: it is still active and underway. authorities on the ground in portland, oregon, local authorities and federal authorities, the fbi, atf are assisting in this investigation and looking for the gun meb. it is believed that the gunmen is a member of a

francisco 83 millimeters of rain in 24 hours and it's worth to point out this is active and further north portlandad gusts of win of 108 kilometers per hour and the largest in 33 years and plenty more to come and we have this across the region and we've had schools closed and subway stations closed, a lot of power outages and the situation here will probably get worse before it gets better so lockinglockin looking at the forecast we could see 150 millimeters on high grand and there is going to be snow on sierra nevada and this will continue from san francisco and to los angeles and san diego and a respite into saturday but by sunday another frontal system is pushing from the west and yet more rain, much needed of course. >> reporter: thank you very much, richard. there seems to be a new weapon used by the u.s. against the cuban government, hip-hop and allegations a u.s. agency secretly tried to infiltrate the cuban hip-hop scene to spark a movement for social change and andy gallagher has details. ♪ they call themselves los-aldinos but they may be more than musicians and from uncovered documents t

most of the action remains portland north for now. mid day. this is interesting down towards hawaii with flash flood washes and a blizzard warning across the volcano peaks for elevations above 11,000 feet. high up there on the hawaiile islands. first band of rain will drop around mid day and 3:00 will move on thanks to the gusty wind that's will pick up out of the north west and really drop our temperatures. rain fall expected to be light. in the sierra maybe close to 7,000 feet and snow levels near 4,000 feet. if the fog doesn't slow you down look out for the snow flying during the afternoon. temperatures around the bay area tomorrow nowhere near 70 degrees back to where we should be upper 50s to low 60s. san jose 62 degrees. upper 50s in san francisco. upper 50s and breezy with that wind will carry over into krims christmas day. for san jose you see the lows mid to upper 30s for friday and saturday, inland valley places like napa, south of san jose could get numbers in the low to mid 30s as we approach the weekend. looks to be the l

notice the forecast does show clouds well to the north and showers around portland and seattle. the moisture will stay to north thanks to the high pressure blocking any rain from moving in, so tomorrow morning, 7:00, there could be some isolated patchy fog areas. otherwise plenty of sunshine on the way for a monday afternoon, and we'll essentially duplicate that forecast into tuesday. by tuesday afternoon, basically not a cloud in the sky. wall-to-wall sunshine and mild temperatures, ten degrees above normal. but we'll move forward into christmas eve. wednesday at 4:00 the afternoon you notice a little bit of rain is starting to show up around santa rosa and ukiah. any rain will be isolated and light on wednesday. the bigger issue, if you are taking to the skies, especially to the east coast, that will be some travel troubles. look at this. rain from wbc, new york, boston, even snow in chicago. so, there could be hefty travel delays on christmas eve. overnight tonight in the bay area, hides across the board except for the north bay, which will drop into the up per 40s. then tomor

pressure is right off the coast and keeping the clouds and much of the shower activity to the north around portlandttle. for us expect a lot of sunshine and the temperatures are still above average. as we go to the future monday morning patchy fog, but watch as the clouds stay at bay. it will duplicate that picture on tuesday afternoon. not a cloud on the sky. on tuesday, the temperatures are roughly 10 degrees above normal. we would not be surprised to see a few 70s. fast-forward to christmas eve. christmas eve afternoon, 4:00 we could start to see some rain enter the north bay especially by 10:00 in the evening. light showers will take over much of the bay area. this is a quick-moving system. it is out of here early christmas morning. we are dealing with partly cloudy skys and the rain is out of here and it looks to be a light rain event. probably a quarter of an inch. a little fog out there and otherwise we will stay in the 50s except for the north bay in the upper 40s. after the fog burns off it is a lot of sunshine on the way. 65 in downtown san francisco and getting to 67 in san jose and 69 i

once again, a shooting near a high school, the rosemary anderson high school in north portland, oregon. three students now in hospital, hopefully they're going to be okay. the suspect, though, armed, dangerous, clearly, on the loose, a massive manhunt under way in portland right now. >>> there's other important news we're following in "the situation room." including this, did american forces inadvertently allow the creation of isis? we have new information on how t some prisons roamed freely at a prison camp. >>> tens of thousands of people without power. we're going live to california for the latest on one of the most powerful storms to hit that state in years. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions

the rain in portland and seattle, well north of the area. we are tracking a dry start for the winter season. forecast into the future we go. tomorrow morning, there may be a few areas of fog. otherwise, that will quickly burn off. by monday afternoon, total sunshine across the region. we will duplicate that forecast once again on tuesday. tuesday, an cloud in the sky. lots of sunshine and temperatures still on the mild side. once again some 10 degrees above normal. fast forward into wednesday. christmas eve. there is a chance of a little bit of drizzle. i think the best shot really in our region is in the north bay around santa rosa and ukiah, light in nature. it is the opposite story on the east coast. if you are taking to the skies christmas eve, and it will take to the east coast, look at the system brewing from atlanta, d.c., new york, boston, even back into chicago, where there are snow showers. there will be travel delays in the skyets and those airport locations. back here at home, overnight lows, 54 in san jose. 53 in san jose i shou

portland and seattle. the moisture will stay to north thanks to the high pressure blocking any rain from moving t, there could be some isolated patchy fog areas. otherwise plenty of sunshine on the way for a monday afternoon, and we'll essentially duplicate that forecast into tuesday. by tuesday afternoon, basically not a cloud inhe sky. wall-to-wall sunshine and mild temperatures, ten degrees above normal. but we'll move forward into christmas eve. wednesday at 4:00 thefternoon you notice a little bit of rain is starting to show up around santa rosa and ukiah. any rain will be isolated and ght on wednesday. the bigger issue, if you are taking to the skie especially to the east coast, that will be some travel troubles. look at this. rain from wbc, new york, boston, even snow in chicago. so, there could be hefty travel delays on christmas eve. overnight tonight in the bay area, hides across the board except for the north bay, which will drop into the up per 40s. then tomorrow, after some early morning fog, pley of sunshine on the way. mild temperatures. san rafael, 67. fairfield, 70. san jose, 67. the seven-da

portland. that's key because our wind will be coming almost due north to south and as high pressure builds in were going to grab that cold canadian air and for the first time this season for this year really we are talking about temperatures that will be flirting with the freezing mark as soon as tomorrow night into friday morning. there is frost possible in the north bay and east bay coming up tomorrow night. windy this evening 11:00 at night wind gusts 20 miles per hour in napa, 24 in san jose. so tomorrow morning the kids want to get up open the presents, maybe go outside, you need a jacket. it's going to be cold and windy. san francisco 31-mile-per-hour wind gusts with a gradual decrease in the wind throughout the day tomorrow. so what to expect? a clear chilly night with a gusty wind. tomorrow will be a sunny cool christmas day. and we are going to stay dry all the bay into 2015. upper 50s tomorrow for a high. concord 58. san jose 58. hayward 57. looking at a high of 57 in walnut creek. antioch breezy 55. windy in the city tomorrow, 59 degrees for christmas and 55 your high tomorrow in clov

portland tomorrow night, flyers are in nashville saturday. eagles wrap up their season sunday afternoon again the giants in north jersey. >> to college footballs bowl in nasa. central michigan down by a touchdown. hail mary, off to the ends zone. central michigan down 44 to 14, came back this close. after three laterals, 80 yarned touchdown pass, and the the other just one point down. unfortunately they went for the two-point conversion instead of extra point, and lost the game 49 to 48. that one hurt, i'm sure, we'll be back. >> we're left with the back edge of our cold front, still placing its full cross through the delaware valley. as it passes through, obviously still brinking in some rain. but it will gradually begin to fade away, and pull out to sea as the day goes on here. so, that said, we are looking at a breezy day, and certainly, one that's going to start to turn cooler with time. but let's have little fun here. spread some holiday cheer around the us, shall we? 33 degrees is the hi, comet, north carolina 50 degrees the expected high there. i love this graphic. so much fun. noel, missouri, 49 degrees, christmas, florida checks in a

north dakota tomorrow the high 10 below zero. in billings, montana 3 degrees. 34 at seattle. and 36 degrees in portland.0 degrees in salt lake city. denver only manages 10. a little rain up in eureka but other than that clear sailing for traveling in northern california. yosemite sunny and freezing. overnight lows 38 in san rafael, 34 in santa rosa. 41 in san jose. forecast highs will see upper 40s tomorrow. a little warmer than today. 60 in oakland. 56 in san francisco. up in the north bay, 55 at napa. 57 in santa rosa. and 57 for novato. again those are a few notches above what we had for highs today. for the five-day outbreak we are seeing nothing but sun but look what's on wednesday. temperatures go down to the low 50s in the bay area. the winds really pick up. there could be 50-mile-per-hour gusts by midweek in the north bay. and as we ease toward the weekend the temperatures climb however slightly as we head into 2015 and as we head into 2015, again not a drop of rain coming. the weather app yes, we encourage to you download it by going to kpix.com. we have it for the iphone and android. and as fa

six remembers back in action tomorrow night in portland, and the flight back saturday night at nashville. our eagles and their season sunday afternoon in northand there are a bunch of nba games today including one featuring labron james and the cleveland cavaliers, play the miami heat at 5:00 this afternoon. now, before, that the wizards and nicks at noon, thunder and spurs at 2:30, the lakers at 8:00 and the warriors and clippers from the west coast, that's at 10:30 tip-off. so lots of games to watch. and hey, spectacular come-back by the central michigan, including this crazy play in yesterday's first ever pop pop's bahama bowl in nassau. once down 42 to 14, they used last second hail mary, and all of those laterals to score 08-yard touchdown, to get within one point of the western kentucky hilltoppers. but, the they tried for two-point korver sean to win and missed. they lost the game 48 to 48. >> tough loss. >> storms that have hammered southern california have exposed extremely rare fossiles. in the last week alone, one scientist says he's found three of them, on a public beach in santa cruz, marine biologist was stunned to find this ra

north of san francisco, the flooding was so severe it was easier to kayak than drive. hundreds of residents were forced to evacuation. the strong wind in oregon blew out windows in a portland building and at least two storm-related deaths are reported in that state. meanwhile folks in southern california are getting ready and some have already evacuated. ter teri okita is in glendora east of los angeles. teri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this rain is starting on cue and it's expected to last seven hours. it is much needed rain but it's not going to tackle the longstanding drought here in southern california and as you mentioned, it's expected to create the potential for mudslides. destructive winds and heavy rain already pounded washington and northern california. now southern california is in the midst of the storm. residents in glendora stacked sandbags late into the night to help protect their homes against flooding. michael has experienced this before. >> we've had a lot of rain. a lot of water started to back up to the doors. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: city officials ordered mandatory evacuations in areas in case the storm triggers mudsli

portland, oregon. a lot of moisture has folk concussioned up to the north -- focused up to north.that's what you saw as we go into the weekend. we'll see heavier rains north of the bay area and along the coast, washington state and oregon, one to two inch as we go through the weekend. it will be spread out, but something to note. it may affect your weekend. little rock there's low visibility, take extra time. let's look closer to home. >> reporter: thank, ginger, david murphy on the terrace. we have temperatures in the 30s and this afternoon we'll see a high of 48. and rain throughout the region. rain tomorrow. . >> thank you. >> that's how you'll remember me today. >> always. sunny and warm. >>> and coming up here, startling video of thieves snapping packages off doorsteps in the daylight. what you can do to stop them. >>> and the crew at sea desperately trying to hold on in the dark. how they finally made it to shore. - - whatd'ya get? oh, whatd'ya get, dude? whatd'ya get? what did you get? i'm stuck - what'd he get private? - what'd he get? woo hoo! whatd'ya get? what is it? wh

portland weird, more proof, that they do that daily. >>> sony could end up putting the interview out for all to see but north korea has a message for u.s. if there is any retaliation related to the hack attack related to the film. we will catch up with the latest. >>> and then ballet can be therapeutic for people but can it help people with autism, why one young man believes ballet has change his life abe how his brain works, too. >>> we don't have any rain to show you but we don't to have go too far. it is a southern storm not expected to be a big deal as far as nor'easter go but it is a storm coming up the coast and will bring us some rain and milder air which is why we're forecasting rain, for most of us. look at the future cast for the rest of the today, you can see some sun through about lunchtime and then rain moves in after that. three or 4:00 o'clock. widely scattered showers on and off, from then on throughout the the night. it could be a messy evening rush hour today but freezing rain advisory in effect for mountains does not kick in until 6:00 o'clock and goes until 4:00 in the morning. this is area where travel license very

portland, oregon. a lot of the moisture focused itself up to the north.rnia, up through the coastal oregon and state of washington. and a parade of storms. that's what you saw there into the weekend. the next three days, see heavier rains north of the bay area and up along that coast. again, washington state and oregon, 1 to 2 inches through the weekend. it's going to be spread out. still something to note and may affect your weekend. the other big headline this >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco get ready for more wet weather. showers and thunderstorms and moderate rain. possibly locally heavy rain and local flooding. seven-day forecast shows one dry day. that would be tuesday. >> all that weather brought to you by target. i'm always the debbie downer. why not have some nice weather on the map as i walk over. >> thank you. >> that's how you'll remember me today. >> always. sunny and warm. >>> and coming up here, startling video of thieves snapping packages off doorsteps in the daylight. what you can do to stop them. >>> and the crew at sea de

north towards philadelphia. going to see heavy rain, heavy snow continuing in the northwest. snow in the mountains. soaking rain for portland toward san francisco. as we look forward towards christmas eve in particular, the setup in place for a major storm system. could cause big time travel delays. not set in stone just yet. at the very least if you have travel plans, be checking in on this. could see gusty winds and snow causing widespread travel delays. reena and t.j., back to you. >> jim dickey, thank you so much. >>> disturbing news from the miss world competition. they are dropping the swimsuit round from the competition. >> this is shocking to you. >> what's the point here then? it's been a part of the pageant since the early '50s. they want to focus more an the talent and other aspects of their personality. the so-called beach wear round. i joke here. it makes no sense to have a bikini round if you are judging women an talent, intelligence and poise. i sound like an old fogy, but it makes no sense to be walking around naked. >> come on, you want to see them in a bathsing suit. >> i'll go to a beach. i'm not judging

. >>> well, portland pastry chef has built a replica of the city as it looked a century ago out of gingerbread. this year's holiday masterpiece also includes santa's north pole. the cathedral and medieval european castles. this creation took an entire year to design. 150,000 gingerbread, 15 pounds of white and dark chocolate, yum, 35 pounds of marzepam and buckets of icing. the stained glass windows are melted jolly ranchers. >> bring that thing up to the newsroom it will be gone in half an hour. >> torn apart. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, a teenager years away from getting his license takes control of a dangerous situation and actually saves his dad's life. >>> plus -- >> a new way to get your exercise. a workout routine that is all the rave. >>> i'm michael finney. can a department store blocked the internet on your phone while you're in the store? >>> a teenager's split second decision while riding in a car with his dad saved his father's life. michael jones immediately grabbed the wheel of his father's car in an arkansas town right after his dad suffered a seizure while he was driving. despite not knowing how to drive, the 13-year-old was

north korea's leader by seth rogen and james franco. mro employees filed a class action lawsuit against sony saying theshl neglect saying the computer was vulnerable. >> thank you robert. while you are sleeping a man in portlandescaping arrest by throwing pipe bombs at the police. he sped away launch will a pipe bomb out of the window. they knocked down roads finding three more bombs in the area. police say this is the third time he has led the morning chase for a few days and is wanted for reckless driving charges. >>> a manhunt coming to an end. bradley william stone found dead in the woods near his philadelphia home. police say he took his own life. this comes days after he allegedly killed his ex-wife five of their relatives and then fled. they were in a bitter custody battle since 2009. he was on lock down for two-days. >>> another fox news alert breaking overnight killing four pakistan members in eastern afghanistan. a horrific attack on army of pakistan that was carried out by taliban insurgents. what are you learning this morning? >> the taliban says they killed 141 people in a pakistani school because he wanted the government there to feel some pain p. now the prime minister is talking about respondi

north bay today and 70 for the south bay. let talk about this system moving our way. across the pacific northwest now sending a steady stream of moisture toward portland seattle. that system, going to be here tomorrow morning, this is 10:00, notice the futurecast completely clouded in tomorrow to start the day. bien into, those showers move toward santa rosa, napa over toward fairfield, all of that heavy activity is going to stay north of the golden gate bridge tomorrow, at least until about the -- till about noon. the afternoon hours, see that rain pushing to the south bay, the trivalley and peninsula as well. this rain is going to be out of here by about 5, 6:00, look what happens, the overnight hours, clear out completely, even tahoe, get some snow but it will be done by 7, 8:00. the other thing to keep in mind is it is going to be extremely windy the system comes through, going to get the rain first, the winds will kick up, look at the map, 40 to 50 miles an hour at the coastline, across higher elevations, the valley floor, winds up to 20 to 4 miles per hour. again, even though it is not that strong can cause problems, even this morning, we had a

portland. that was saturday. on sunday, yesterday, another group of protesters in the d.c. area formed a human chain across interstate 395. this was in d.c., yesterday. they shut down both the north and southbound lanes of interstate 395. this is a human barricade. it crossed both sides of the freeway. all lanes was around exit 4. police did make arrests there as well. also yesterday, at the nfl, a protesters gathered outside the st. louis rams football stadium they had a game against the oakland raiders. protesters were met outside the football stadium with riot gear. the group of players for the rams entered sunday's game and came out of the tunnel with their hands up. they later said it was an anti-violence proo test. then today, this was the scene at washington, d.c.'s 14th street bridge. a group of 20 protesters staged another lie down, another die-in in the middle of the road. they had signs that said shut it down. these protesters formed a human chain across the 14th street bridge. they shut don that bridge at the height of rush hour in d.c. early today. protesters in d.c. then moved an to shut down traffic at another key traffic spot in d.c. at the 12th street tunnel. out

north ninth street just after 5:00 a.m. five people inside were able to escape the flames, and now being helped out by red cross, the the home next door also endured serious damage. >>> police in portlandave arrested a man after yesterday's shooting outside a high school. officers said they announced a alonzo murphy as a person of interest but they came short of calling him the suspects gunman in this case. three people were hospitalized when someone opened fire outside rose marie anderson high school an alternative school for at risk youth. investigators say murphy and two victims have ties to the local gang, one of the victims was listed in critical condition. >>> the fbi has joined the investigation in the death of a teenage inner north carolina. seventeen year-old lenon lazy was hanged with the dog leash from the swing set in the trailer pennsylvania park back in august. now his death was initially ruled a suicide but his family claims that is not the case. they fear that laci may have been murdered possibly the victim of a racial hate crime but local and state authorities say they have yet to find any signs of foul play. >>> it was an emotional scene in atlantic city toy day as am

is north korea and that was behind this and this cybersecurity stuff is a hot topic on wall street, at home, around the world obviously. john: thank you. uber agreeing to suspend service in portlandonth while regulators work to revise the taxi rules there. have you soon uber? >> they have only been around since 2009. john: what is slowing you down? >> they have not done anything wrong yet. i am amazed at the portland store. uber is in 200 counties--countries right now. over 200 cities and portland does not have their regulations written in such a way that uber can properly do what they do. john: regulators can pass laws about food safety, but what this looks like is they are passing laws that say we are going to protect the taxi industry. you can't do with that. >> they have already done it. there are limited numbers of people who can drive taxis and they keep a lid on that and they need a certain type of license to do it and allow limo services to exist but that is under a specific thing. regulations for uber type service. john: they are protecting an industry. >> republican in me says that is wrong. competition made this country what it is and we need to compete even down to th

not long after that i was in oregon, and north of portland went to a farming area. i went to church on a sunday. my brother-in-law was conducting the mass, fluent in spanish. but hundreds and hundreds of workers there, all tax-paying hardworking people. they meak -- make the community, make the economy in the area. i was introduced at the end of it. they all stood, raised their hand ... and asked blessings on me and on the u.s. senate for what we had done because it gave them hope for themselves and their families. mr. president, as long as i live, i'll remember that. and i would hope, knowing at that time that we had enough votes, there were enough votes to pass it in the house, and i just call on the house leadership do the right thing. allow it to come to a vote. let republicans and democrats, everybody who gives speeches on immigration, let them do what senator reid had us do here in the senate. actually vote "yes" or vote "no." but let them do the same. vote "yes" or vote "no" and let those people, let that blessing they gave for us in the senate also be a bles