7 following the abc 7 morning news. >>> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. what happens if you vote and nobody comes out on top? the unusual tie breaker in one state. plus -- >> that's pretty low. >> well, the comment that had president obama calling out a kid. >>> and warriors fan fever running super high right now. the frenzy as the team closes in on a r >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >>> here are your headlines at 4:30. a state department official says one american has been killed in the terror attack in mali. gunmen took people hostage at a radisson hotel. about a dozen americans escaped. world news tweeted this here, u.s. embassy lifts shelter in place warning in mali but urges americans to be vigilant. an affiliate of al qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack. with several recent attacks, airline security is being extra cautious. reporter vick lee tweeted a picture of presidential candidate chris christie at sfo. his flight on united was grounded for hours because of a suspicious passenger. the attack in mali comes o

a case for the abc news fixer. what you should know about extended warranties. >>> the incredible images when a medical student thought he spotted trouble and just could not let it go. >> he stopped his car to help a woman and wound up staring down the barrel of a gun and abc's mara schiavocampo is here with more on this remarkable story. >> really is, guys. good morning. that student is being hailed as a hero for good reason putting his life at risk to help a complete stranger during an armed robbery getting injured in the process. police are asking for the public's help in identifying this suspect. this morning tulane university releasing this video showing an armed suspect dragging a girl down the street. >> obviously the level of violence that we saw this morning is disturbing. >> reporter: watch as the car on the crossstreet drives past then turns around to come and help the woman. the man peter gold a fourth year medical student gets out of his car to allegedly help the woman and stop the mugging. >> he steppe

it's a case for the abc news fixer. francie latham's refrigerator looks good on the outside but it seemed to have a mind of its own. >> it would make so much ice, it would flood the freezer. >> reporter: extra ice was annoying enough but then the fridge went on the attack. >> i would open the door, and it would shoot ice at me. it shot ice at my husband one time. >> reporter: francie bought the fridge at home depot for about $1800 and also less than two years in, >> it would shoot out over to the stairs. that extended warranty so she called for a repair and another and another. >> he said, i think you have a possessed refrigerator. >> reporter: after six months home depot said the solution from the manufacturer was for francie to just keep emptying the ice every day. >> i said, but, wait a minute, and they said, no, we're that we're done repairing it. >> reporter: francie was frozen out so she called in the abc news fixer. our fixer, stephanie zimmermann, got on the case contacting home depot. home depot agreed to invest

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this panoramic shot shows the smoke covering the city. abc 7 news viewer jeffrey lives in buena vista park. this is what he saw. >> i heard the sirens. i looked out the dining room window and there was dark, black smoke. there were flames shooting up higher than normal. >> jet shared his view of the fire. you can see the mission in the foreground. thank you to everyone who shared their pictures and video with abc 7 news. >>> when you see news where you live, take a photo or video. >>> the bay area finally seeing much-needed showers this weekend. here is the reason it's so important. this is the a lexington reservoir less than 17% full today. >> here is a look at santa clara as rain pelted the windshields of people going along highway 101. taking a live look outside at emeryville camera, you see the rain eased up for the moment. it's all about to change. >> tracking it allç coming thi night. >> what we are track you no, this is the area of low pressure. showers ahead of it. >> potentials there for a thunderstorm. live doppler into the sierra

the 911 tapes of the drama have been released, and abc's phillip mena has the story for us this morning. hi, phillip. >> reporter: paula, dan, good morning. for 17 hours this family was held hostage at gunpoint in their home and the only way they were getting free was if the father robbed a bank and this morning we're hearing that first call to 911. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> somebody just robbed me. >> reporter: this is the chilling 911 call made by an ohio bank manager after he says a gunman held his family hostage for 17 hours inside their home. they're heading west on millsboro west road. send someone after them as soon as possible. they're in a stanford taurus. they're in a tan ford taurus. >> reporter: brian mcconnell telling police he arrived home to find a man holding his wife and two young kids at gunpoint. >> do you know him? >> i have no idea. it was some kid. he was here yesterday when i got home last night. >> reporter: to save his family mcconnell claims he was forced out of his home early friday morning to this keybank he manages in ontario. >> the kid apologized

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this is a live look at the bridge right now. abcs corner cornell bernard joins us live from tez treasure island with details of today's explosion. >> reporter: it was quite a boom from our vantage point. caltrans said the explosion went according to plan. about 7:15 this morning the old pier is now gone. it was pretty dramatic. take a look. the implosion lasted about five seconds, 20 million pounds of concrete was demolished with about 600 charges of dynamite. the debris contained by a cap on top and the size of the pier which extended down about 50 feet under the water. folks who came out today say they were a bit disappointed, but caltrans says all went according to plan. >> as we know right now there is sonar that will tell us a lot more, give us additional data. what we really can assess, but right now from what we have seen and what we can tell from right here very near, it went as planned. >> what did you think? >> it was very, very disappointing. we stayed up all night and we came out here and we were expecting a lwhole lot w

teams in france were nearly lured into a trap by a woman in that apartment during the big raid. abc's matt gutman has the very latest for us this morning from the french capital. hi, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, paula. just moments ago turkish officials tellinus they arrested a belgian national suspected of being the lookout on one of the attacks here in paris, that as they learn more about how some memrs of that terror cell infiltrated rope possibly blending in as refugees. overnight we learned two of the three bombers who initiated that grisly series of attacks blowing themselvesesp during this game, both passed through greece on the same day, october 3rd starting off in the same greek island of leros as so many syrian refugees. since the attacks more than 800 raids in france alone and anti-terror units hunting for salah abdeslam believed to be the man blasting away in this video obtained by dailymail.com. friends of abdeslam tell abc news he called them this week asking them to help h h get back to syria. on the run from western authorities and according to those hearing r

people that say they're going to call you back never call you back. >> reporter: so judy called in the abc news fixer. our fixer stephanie zimmermann got on the case contacting the phone company. at&t found that judy had picked the wrong calling plan, one that didn't cover cruise ships but because of the lack of follow-up by customer service, the company decided to erase the entire bill bringing judy's charges to zero and restoring her service. >> it's fixed. thank you, abc news fixer. >> i love that judy uses the term omg as a matter of course. stephanie zimmermann who has a name joins us from chicago. a lot like to take thee vacations but phone byes can be >> especially with cruise trips because as you're sailing around your phone could be connecting with the signals from a whole host of different countries each with a different rate structure. if you're downloading date father that can get expensive. >> what's your advice for people? is there anything a consumer can do? >> yeah, definitely talk to your phone company before you travel. it turns out that at&t actually has a special plan j

the victims. be sure to stay with abc 7 news for the latest on the paris attacks as always you can get greek updatesy downloading our abc 7 news app and enabling the push notifications. >>> terror struck africa yesterday when gunmen took 170 people hostage at the radisson blu hotel in mali. here is the latest information. mali forces are hunting for more than three suspects in the attack that left at least 27 people dead including an american mom are family in san francisco. a chinese state owned company says three of its senior executives are among those who were killed and mali state television reports a ten-day state of emergency has been declared. the attack happened in the country's capital of businessman c -- ba ma'am co. heavily armed men stormed into the building and took hostages. that set off a seven-hour stand off before security forces moved in and freed most of the hostages. an extremist group is claiming responsibility for the attack. here is a picture of the american that was killed, the victim has been identified as 41-year-old anita datar. she leaves behind an elementary school aged

the scene. his name has not been released. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco's district attorney wants a federal investigation launched in the case of two alameda county deputies accused of beating a suspect in the city. abc 7 news broke the story friday along with this video showing the beating. it followed a car chase thursday from san leandro across the bay. the man is a suspected car thief. and those deputies are now on administrative leave. vic lee spoke with the victim's mother. you're going to hear from her in a live report on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> abc 7 news has learned the open-top sight-seeing bus that crashed in union square friday was not registered with the california public utilities commission as it should have been. the commission says that might have kept inspectors from examining the bus for problems. supervisor jane kim tells abc 7 news, that investigators are leaning toward a mechanical problem as the cause of the crash. >> they believe it was a mechanical failure on the part of the tour bus. they're currently ju

and the final preparations on the 6 abc dunkin' donuts parade. fwu. >> but the big story on "action news," the biggest travel day of the year. they predict the most thanksgiving travelers since 2007 and if your trip includes a train or plane ride, expect more security. annie mccormick is live at amtrak for the big rush. >> reporter: amtrak says on a normal wednesday they see 83,000 passengers, today they are expecting more than 140,000, look behind me you can see the tight security, dogs and also security that does have weapons that are here in plain sight at 30th street station, everybody should be ready to have their bags scanned, and everybody should feel safe. >> the crack of dawn is the best bet for travelers relying on trains and planes. >> early 5:15 to new york city. >> my flight is not until 12:30, but i wanted to get up early to beat the traffic. >> so far everything is smooth and the taxi ride was quick. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport the morning rush grew but was not bad. 46 million are connected to travel. this yea

one of the attorneys telling abc news, abdeslam appeared angry during the trip but stayed calmp duringee different identity checks by french police. marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. >>> russia is giving france a puppy in a show of solidarity following the paris attack. and the death of a police dog. the dog named diesel was killed during an anti-terror raid in paris last week. the russian interior men street posted this puppy picture of the dog that will replace diesel. and the puppy has to undergo medical tests and quarantine before reaching france. >> one suspect from the deadly paris attacks is at large and last seen crossing into belgium. police and soldiers are patrolling intersections, subways are closed in the belgium capital as the the government warned of a threat of paris-style attacks. belgium government raised the threat alert to the highest level. now a 72-hour travel restriction on travel to brussels by all u.s. military personnel as well as civilian pentagon employees. a look at how the nation is handling the terror threat in our next half-hour of news. >> new details on

the debate. hear their opinions on abc 7 news at 5:00. wayne freedman tweeted this picture of a bay area mother and her son returning from paris. they arrived there just moments after the attacks, learned of the violence and headed right back home. wayne talks to the family. he'll have their story only on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> today the governors of arkansas, illinois, indiana, massachusetts, mississippi and texas are joining alabama, louisiana and michigan in banning syrian refugees from their state. >> reporter: after meeting with world leaders in turkey, president obama condemned those who want to deny some refugees entry into the united states. >> that's shameful. that's not american. that's not who we are. >> reporter: officials say at least one of the attackers in paris came to europe through greece as a refugee. since the syrian war started more than four years ago, million ofs of refugees have come to europe. governors from michigan, alabama, texas and several other states say they'll refuse to take in any more syrian refugees af

one of the busiest travel days of the year, we are just hours away from a philadelphia tradition, the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade, we are live on the parkway where organizers are putting on the last minute touches. >> now the details, angry demonstrators took to the streets of chicago after police released a dash-cam video showing a police officer shooting a teenager 16 times and the victim's family is pleading for calm. >> reporter: this is the dash-cam video the victim's family did not want to you see, it's graphic and shows the moment that chicago police officer jason vandyke opened fire on laquan mcdonald, we'll show you the video, and after he collapses, he kept shooting, 16 bullets in 15 seconds it's violence and chilling. >> and the court order led to the release of the video, and despite the mcdonald family calling for calm, protesters shutting down traffic and confronting police. it was on the night of october 20th, 2014 at 9:47 police responded to a call of a suspect with a knife, and 10 minutes after police spotted mcdonald, officer vandyke began shooting and ano

all the highlights after the game on abc 7. ry biel. >>> 8:47 is our time. lisa, it's finally starting to feel like autumn in the bay area. >> we will be seasonably mild today. we had a few frost advisories across the street early in morning. up in eureka, temperatures got into the 20s and some of the higher elevations of san benito county frosty in morning. we've got some cool numbers to start out, sunshine will finish us off and today will be the warmer sunnier day of the weekend and do you know what it's going to take all week long to warm us back up to these readings. we have a very cold system on the way and it is slated to bring rain as early as the overnight hours in the north bay. here it is bringing rain to seattle. not only will we have the front, we have the cold core of the low head over the bay area on monday and right on through monday afternoon we will have some showers. mt. tam we have sunshine and cool numbers still in the 40s there, 53 san francisco, it's 49 in mountain view, you are much cooler this morning, 7

this is the abc 7 gift >>> a san francisco post office we reported on recently is facing new scrutiny tonight after we reported on the tattered flag flying on the building it replaced. what's the problem now, leigh anne? >> this is like deja vu all over again. i have to say that this post office here in the tenderloin was very quick to respond after our initial report. but, as of 5:07 p.m., which is when the sun set. that post office behind me is in clear violation of the flag code. >> reporter: the flags at the u.s. post office at 101 high street in san francisco are new. they were replaced last month after abc 7 news showed viewers the old flags, tattered and faded. and, today, we discovered this post office is, once again, violating that code. >> it's supposed to come down at sundown. that's my understanding. as an ex-marine. >> he's right f. but there are exceptions. a 16 page report state that is it may be displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. we went by there last niet and found those flags were clearly in the dark. >> it's disrespecting

the city. it's a bizarre story. we broke this on thursday night on abc 7 news at 11:00. some of those bats have nailed sticking out of them. the most recent discovery was at fisherman's wharf yesterday morning. 27 bats in all have been found. since they could be used as a weapon the person responsible could face felony charges. >>> pen and teller have been named the grand marshals of tomorrow's hollywood christmas parade. the fact that penn is an ateiest have people asking the question is he is the right person. >> hohoho is christmas under attack? okay. maybe not physically but met fork clee. if you listen to the folks upset about coffee cups you may get the feeling that starbucks hates christmas because the company's holiday cups were just red. >> well, darn them. >> it's a cup. >> they better get in the christmas spirit. >> they need to put some glitter, bling bling. >> you don't need santa claus. >> there's something-something on it. >> it's a cup. >> are you still going to drink starbucks coffee? >> yeah. >> okay. well, then how is this for a up can of trouble. one o

the latest wearable technology for your car. it's all coming up in half an hour on abcs at 6:00. >> and our very own spencer christian will be back in the bay tomorrow after heading to new york for good morning measuring's 40 thd an vers re. >> let's get right down this line of umbrellas and reveal the very first weather man, john coleman, everybody. >>. >> welcome, america. >> and next up, spenlser christian. >> gma celebrated with 40 hours of continuous broadcasting. he talked about his very first appearance on gma. that was august, 1977. >> i had never been nervous on the air before in my entire life. but my stomach was in knots that day. i got this ear peegs in and i hear david's voice saying and now filling in for john coleman today is spencer christian. he's in chicago, spencer, what's the weather going to be? and it was something about david's voice that was so comfortable. my nervousness went away and a star was born. [ laughter ] >> spencer ever so humble. >> we are tlilted that he got to go back to the 40th anniversary. great fund in the history of america. >>

the hospital. they say they are locked down completely. abcoduction assistant joins us on the phone at the scene. >> you just spoke to someone who saw something happening not too long ago. testimony us what you heard? >> i spoke to a person actuallily working at the construction site. he said he saw a man running up the stairwell. and he had some kind of gun or some kind of automatic weapon or something. he said he didn't look like a construction worker or didn't recognize him. so he decided to call police. i also spoke to another construction worker. he said he believes there's still four or five construction workers out there. not long ago, i heard two loud sounds coming from there. i'm not sure what they were. >> there's about a dozen police cars, there's a lot of the construction workers that with were up on that building site out here waiting to hear

disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> trying to get this project in carson. he's hired carmen policy, one of the best executives in the nfl, and he comes out with the disney money behind this project. >> reporter: abc 7 news spoke with carmen policy by telephone. >> it's truly a game changer as far as the nfl is concerned. they have bob iger involved with our entry into the l.a. market. if in fact the league approves us as the team to go to l.a. >> it might be difficult, though, for davis to convince the nfl the raider fan base is dwindling in oakland. a key component in the league's relocation process. >> touchdown. >> the team now has more than 40,000 season ticket holders and the next three games are sold out. >> and that was laura anthony reporting. iger will be paid just a dollar a year as chairman of carson holdings but he'll have the option to acquire a minority stake if the stadium bid is successful. >>> a former inmate in the santa clara county jail who says he witnessed michael tyree's beating death is talking for the first time about his own beating

with no definitive proof yet as explosion being heard on the flight recorders, and abc's alex marquardt is right there on the ground in egypt this morning. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. officials here in egypt are angry this morning saying intelligence about the crash isn't being shared with them, that their image is being damaged, all the while consensus building that this was an explosive that was planted on that plane. this morning, all signs pointing to a bomb as the reason russian metrojet flight 9268 ended like this, in pieces in the middle of the sinai desert. while no firm evidence has yet been released, behind the scenes we're told egyptian authorities like the american and british believe it was a bomb and in france, home of airbus, media reports say the sound of an explosion can be heard on the flight recorders. >> what a bomb sounds like. they know what a fuel tank blowing up sounds like and they know what the sound of an airplane just coming apart. >> reporter: the department of homeland security on friday announced increased security measures for u.s.

the f.b.i. is hosting a training exercise. abcis is on that story and tweeting this picture of a military helicopter flying over the stadium. more than 100 participants involved in that exercise. that rollyn tyler says this tweet of graffiti that is now painted over at the french school of san francisco, carolyn says it's a muslim symbol. she'll have the latest on a live report coming up at abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> nation governors are trying to stop more syrian refugees from entering the country. this comes after a passport was reportedly found near the body of a suspect. abc news reporter megan hughes has the story. >> reporter: refugees from syria moved to michigan in april. the kids enjoyed playing outside. their father says life is easier here for my kids. in one of paul ryan's first acts as house speaker, he's joined a growing choralous. >> we cannot let terrorists take advantage of our compassion. >> voting on legislation this week wasting no time that a revelation from last week's attack may have been a syrian refugee. mean

today he could have been facing the death penalty. abcid not face the death penalty because of some difficulties with the jury during the sentencing phase of

disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> he's one of the best executives in the nfl. and now comes out with the disney money behind this project. >> it might be difficult for davis to convince the nfl the raiders fan base is dwindling in oakland. the team now has 40,000 stick et holders. what it comes down to the color of the blood in the veins of professional sports and that's green. they're expected to make a decision of which of three teams can move to southern california next year. in the meantime, expires at the end of the season. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> a small con tex watched arrive and leave the meeting. >> she walked in about an hour, hour and 15 minutes later and declined to speak to any reporters. we probably have the least idea about how that meeting went. >> some of today's pr tar tis t pants entered beneath the garage. >> speaking out for the first time about his own beating at the hands of correctional deputies. both the stories while inmate was being treated at valley medical center. he spoke with abc 7 news reporter melanie woodriff

7 news. >> one of the biggest turkey trot races will take place in the south bay tomorrow. abc 7 news was there in sunnyvale. money raised during the run-walk goes districtly to charities. organizers expected to donate $1 million in year. it's going to be cold when that race gets underway. tracking the chill and joins us now with more. >> yeah, cheryl, it is going to be cold. winter has arrived early. let's take a look at how cold tomorrow morning. thanksgiving morping starts out 27 degrees in santa rosa. so below freezing there. 31 in fairfield, 33 in livermore. 42 in san francisco. yes, you're going to feel the chill. temperatures already on the chilly side with some upper 40s in fairfield. not tracking rain yet, but there may be more in your holiday weekend forecast or beyond. i'll be back with a complete look at the accuweather seven day forecast. >> the holiday get away rush is on. well underway. it took me a while to get in today. this is what it looks like along the freeway. look at this glid lock mess. slow goaling, especially in the eastbound direction away from the ba

the abc reports report. the cal bearses, what a game.have it later in the news cast. >> exciting night. >> the entire nation to the bay ar area. >>> still ahead, is donlds trump getting softer today? his response when a protester is kicked ouch. and the th ♪ cyber sales are storming in with ultra hdtv deals. ultra hd huh? i'll look good enough to eat. [ gasps ] oh no... samsung ultra hdtv on sale at target.com enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. only at a sleep number store, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, sale ends monday. know better sleep with sleep number. cyber mondat target.com with 15% savings sitewide. expect a 100% chance of me doing no work on monday. shouldn't have said that on air. get 15% off target.com, cyber monday only. >>> good evening again. tonight's headlines a newborn baby in southern california is in stable condition after she was found buried underneath piles of rocks ands asphalt. he was wrapped in a bla

the gunman killed three people before dying him in a shootout with police. abc's kanya whitworth is there. >> reporter: he started a fire at this home right behind me that they believe to his. he walked down the sidewalk shooting people that happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. it was a halloween horror a gunman on the loose in colorado spripgs, armed with a rifle and a handgun according to witnesses, shooting randomly. >> i see this guy slumped over, i'm like, wow, this is serious. >> reporter: heavily armed man taking three lives in just under 30 minutes. >> shots fired. shots fired, possible shooting in progress. >> reporter: at 8:45 a.m., officers responded to a call here. they found the first victim face down next to his bicycle. >> i'm going back and forth between the trees so he doesn't see me. >> reporter: police arrive on the scene faced with an active shooter situation. >> shots fired -- >> reporter: the gunman turns the weapon to two women and abshire runs to their aid. i put pressure on her wound. i picked her head up, . >> reporter: de

the face of evil. he is dead. u.s. officials telling abc news he was killed before midnight thursday in a strike in sy ria. while there is praise for the u.s. effort from leaders around the world -- >> not at all. >> in an exclusive interview, diane foley remains critical of the administration. american journalist james foley, was among the murdered hostages. america celebrating the killing of this deranged, pathetic young man. >> jihadi john was the chief executioner for isis, presiding over the killings of 40, along plus twoow americans, british and two japanese hostages. his real name was later thealed, a british citizen, son of parents who immigrated to the u.k. >> it is so sad our precious concentratede been to seek revenge, if you will, or kill this man. >> meanwhile, u.s. officials say jihadi john essentially evorated when the vehicle he was in was hit and burst into flames. in new york, elizabeth hur for abc 7 news. >> this airstrike on jihadi john comes as the u.s. steps up its fight against the islamic state in iraq and syria. in

the real target? a building a short distance away. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: the 3,000-page report found a cascade of errors, technical, mechanical, procedural and human. the ground controller and crew of the ac-130 that destroyed a hospital and 0 deliberated 30 innocent lives. >> this was a tragic, but avoidable accident, caused primarily by human error. >> reporter: the target was supposed to be a taliban-occupied compound. because the crew was too far away, the targeting gear was not working properly, so, they used visual descriptions of the compound, and targeted the closest large building to the which turned out to be the hospital. the normal backups, like real-time video fields streamed back to headquarters, were not working, either. but the ac-130 crew went ahead building for close to 30 minutes. >> those individuals most closely associated with the incident have been suspended. is also possible. desperate attempts to get u.s. come mad in kabul to call off the strikes, but it was too late.

the victims. in sharm el-sheikh, egypt - alex marquardt, abc news. deborah: four major international airlines announced they will not fly over the sinai peninsula until there's more information out the cause of the crash. the full investigation will likely take months. and coming up in sports...iowa is still on track for a perfect relar season. hear from the hawkeyes after the break. plus..the vikings visited the bears looking to snap their losing streak at soldier field. alex has the highlights when we return. alex: 2 line name super: alex walker awalker@kcautv. com alex the minnesota vikings have lost seven straight games against the bears at soldier field. this afternoon, the purple and gold had the chance to win in the windy city for the first time since 2007. minnesota 4-2 this season....and winners of two straight. second quarter 10-3 vikings before in the corner of the endzone...heck of a catch...game tied at ten. to the fourth we go...game tied at thirteen....cutler strolls into the endzone.....bears take the late 20-13 lead... but here comes

police have asked the fbi to investigate this graffiti. abc 7 news reporter is live in the hayes valley neighborhood. >> definitely. that graffiti was scrawled on a green wall over there that you may be able to see. it happened overnight. this is a school that has deep, deep connections to france, paris, in particular. so you can imagine that they would be worried. this afternoon, crews began painting over the graffiti. >> obviously, in light of what has been happening, we thought that it was better to err on the side of caution. >> that man is calling in police who have conferred with the fbi. it is not connected to terrorism. >> we have discovered that the graffiti does not appear to be related to isis. it looks like it is a a domestic group that has some ties to the nation of islam. >> the group is called the 5% nation or 5%ers. here's the official symbol of the movement founded in the 1960s. considered an offshoot of the nation of islam. many hip hop artists wear the symbol. 5 mnters are the original beings. >> i'm not sure of the meaning

what they call the nightmare scenario. brian ross abcnew york. >>> bombshell findings into the death of an illinois police lieutenant who was found shot to death on duty. they're looking into the death of poli lieutenant joe gliniewicz. they say his death was a carefully staged suicide. the veteran lieutenant had been embezzling tens of thousands of dollars from the police explorer's program for youth. he radioed in that he was chasing three suspects, then shot himself twice with his own gun. >> this was the first time as a law enforcement officer in my career that i have felt ashamed by the acts of another police officer. >> investigators say gliniewicz used the embezzled money on adult website memberships, airline tickets and mortgage payments. >>> uber driver is now suing a former taco bell executive accused of attacking him in the car. police charged benjamin golden with assault and battery for in. the civil lawsuit asks for damages in excess of $25,000. he told golden to get out of car because he was too drunk to give directions. he

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the quarterback. this happens to be his birthday. abc 7 news sports anchor mike schuman joins us with details for the move and what it means for this franchise moving forward. >> reporter: this is no what colin kaepernick want today do on his 29th birthday. but when i think about it, his quarterback for the 49ers only equals by his stupendous fall from grace. >> he took over in 2012 and led the 49ers to the superbowl with a loss to baltimore. kaepernick's play has deteriorated. >> he was jim's guy. he probably does, at some point. in some ways. >> today, after the team's sixth loss, the sales are down from 10,000 a day to 1,000. and they equated to the team's play, namely kaepernick. fans are not surprised at the benching. >> i'm glad he's getting benched. he wasn't doing nothing. i feel it's not only him. >> i honestly feel they're a little more upset with ownership in general. i just feel there is the teams in turmoil. they're going downhill real quick. i just don't see them coming out of it any time soon. >> 95.7 the gain got an earfu