. >> vic vic lee is live with that story. vic. >> we could hear the crowds cheering wildly at a couple bars near us when president obama spoke. but the street party, the organized street party here in the castro ended a little while ago. at one point there were a thousand people that police cordoned off between 18th and market. and now the party probably would have lasted longer, but the tallies, the vote tallies came so quickly. when the networks announced president obama had won drivers started honking their horns as they passed us here on mark -- market and the crowd at the twin peaks bar that was an institution cheered wildly. they spilled out in the street. it was an exuberant crowd. they were very popular in the castro because of the open support of marriage equality. there were other issues, the lgbt community was monitoring very closely tonight four states, maine, maryland, wisconsin and minnesota all had marriage equality and ballot propositions or referendums. we bumped into a couple of plaintiffs in the lawsuit tha

vic lee witnessed it firsthand.a story own on 7. >> reporter: it was a saturday after halloween, still parties in the city. >> your son benjamin got shot and he's in the hospital. >> reporter: in the early morning hours of october 28 henry got the call every parent fears. his son was in the hospital in critical. his parents saw him wheeled into surgery. >> i just wanted to touch him and i couldn't. >> reporter: you remember that night? the 21-year-old was leaving a halloween party when a stranger made inappropriate advances toward his girlfriend. the man shot benjamin in the head after he went to her defense. at one point doctors said his brain wound was so severe they gave him only a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma almost a month. he was fighting for his life making small victories as they took his breathing tube off, he uttered his first words. >> i told him could you say hi mom. and i said hi mom. and that was -- brought when to tears. >> reporter: benjamin was transfered to uc, san franc

vic lee is live to explain this problem. the counsel may make a decision tonight. is that right?people hope they will make that decision tlchl is only one item on the agenda. it's that 7-11. they expect several hundred people to show up here at city hall and about an hour, most of them are part of an organized effort to stop that 7-is 1. some 200 people signed petitions askingxx, the city to stop the 7-11 from opening. they don't want a convenience store that is open all night. >> this is a high use market.biv people will come in in all hours of the day. >> they say the store permits slid through the planning department without going through appropriate process. >> they gave month notice of that. no legal process to that. >> the land originally designated as a residential zone. the old was a deli. iolates a zoning code saying when it has been discontinue order abandoned for six months it should revert back to president den shall. the building has been vacant nearly tw years. and the director believes it boils down to one sixth. >> what is that definition after band onment? >> sa

vic lee is live where the counsel may decide the store's fate tonight. vic?ty official told me they can't remember a more contentious issue than this. çkx hall gearing up for a crowd tonight. they expect several hundred people in city council chambers. there is only one thing on the agenda. that 7-11 in north san mateo. to00 people in the neighborhood signed pet yigs asking the city to stop the 7-11 from opening. they don't want a convenience store that may invite loitering in this family friendly neighborhood. >> this is a high use market. people will come here 24 hours her per day. deliveries will be made. >> they say the permit show slipped through without going through appropriate process. >> they gave no public notice of that. they gave no legal process to that. >> the property sits on land that was2ujk designated as a residential zone. the old zone was a deli that was grandfathered in as a legal, nonconfirming building. neighbors say the new 7-11 violates a zoning code saying when such a building has been discontinued or aband beyond six months, it sho

abc 7 news is in the newsroom tonight with details on this, vic? >> this is the lawsuit. lawyers for the twoñn% say it's been a full year since thisz] incident and neither bart nor police have done anything bit.s the suit says police violated the first amendment rights of the two by their inaction to what they say was an tack on their clients, who are out there supporting the demonstration. >> when you think that have moment, in time what goes through your mind? >> just, awfully. didn't know what is going on. i have -- it's confusing and depressing. >> he still gets emotional when asked about that night. november 2, last year. the night and he his friend were hit by a car during the massive occupy protests. what fuels his anxiety is the fact that he has yet to get justice. >> how does it make you feel? >> like$2÷ half a human being. >> cell phone video circulated in the social media and seen on newscasts. that night, several hundred people were walking down broadway at 11th. a mercedes-benz tried to cross the intersection. >> there is everyone, men, women, children. i

abc 7 news vic lee is here with the story. vic? is the lawsuit aclu filed today in san francisco. and it says many service women are engaging in combat but that the government turns a blind eye to that. >> taking fire for 20 minute autos major mary jenningsfç<ç hagar is a combat search and rescue pilot receiving a purple heart for injuries sustainedded when the chopper was hit. >> i received shap nel through face and arms and a burn on the back. >> the staff sargeant jennifer hunt has been an army reservist a decade. >> all four who filed suit have experience despite the defense department policies. >> they say in modern warfare, front line is everywhere. >> every time a woman, or any service member sits foot into iraq or afghanistan, they're >> because of the policy, women often not officially part of the units they're going on mission was. >> the policy one of the last policy that's preassume that's women arenx less capable. >> 280,000 served in iraq and afghanistan. the plaintiffs say the demand puts them at a disadvantage for

vic? >> well, the tasering happened in october of last year.the gas station and eric gillson filed his lawsuit last month. he tells us he came here to check on his tires and fill up on gas. eric gillson says police cars came out of nowhere,

vic lee is live with the story. >> well, this was the second full day of the preliminary hearing.prosecutors are calling this case extremely disturbing and that it's fortunate no one died from procedures. suspect was using today in court prosecutors called the real physician assistant whose identity was stolen. this is a man prosecutors say posed as carlos guzman charged with a slew of counts including sex crimes and practicing medicine without a license. >> you've never met this man? >> never. never. >> never heard of him? >> no. >> never. >> this is a real carlos guzman. he lives in practices in fresno. authorities say the real name is close to his. carlos guzman garza. he faced a pan who stole his identity for the first time. prosecutors say he performed cosmetic surgeries on at least nine women from a small office in this building. one of them testified through an investigator that this office didn't have running water to wash hands. the stories have been ghastly. and one case, prosecutors say he was smoke a cigar while performing liposuction. >> he had her holding the iv and

vic lee says that darn cat is still stealing.but his owners have found out how he does it. >> reporter: this is dusty today. he looks content and more mellow. nothing like the thief who stole 600 items in three years. >> towels, gloves, shoes, socks, little toys. >> reporter: he leaves home at night and returns with his loot in the morning. camera installed by the animal planet network captured his nightly heists for a week. our story went feral, it got millions of hits on youtube. his story catapulted him on to news programs all over the world. his featured in the "puss in boots" dvd, jay leno had fun with dusty. it has been almost two years since we aired our story. we went back to see how he's handling his celebrity status. >> he still has to get out. he still has to go looking for whatever it is, his little treasures. >> reporter: now he's wearing a collar camera. dusty was shooting us as we were shooting him. his owners wondered what his modus operandi is where he went at night. now with the camera, they know. >> he's on the

. >>> vamos de puerta en puerta en las zonas afectadas, en el proceso encontramos mÁs vic vÍctimas admiteolicÍa tuvo que hacer sus reuniones de trabajo en las calles por inundaciones en las comisarÍas. >>> este hombre lucha por ayudar a sus inquilinos. >>> que no puede bajar por la escalera, los doctores no la pueden venir a visitar porque no hay transporte. >>> los bancos del norte de maneman manhattan se han convertido en abastecedores de dinero y carga para celulares. estÁn dando agua potable para los que no tienen en sus viviendas, otros se abasto centro abaste abastecen de la comida que supermercados desechan. miles de pasajeros lucharon esta maÑana por usar el transporte tambiÉn. >>> el vecino estado de nueva jersey atraviesa por una situaciÓn similar a new york, 780 mil personas sin electricidad en jersey city. el 100% del suministro de energÍa y los costos del transporte publico de emergencia hasta el 9 de noviembre. restringieron el uso del agua para lavar carro y cosas que no son de urgencia. janet napolitano hicieron un recorrido por las zonas afectadas esta tarde, en la munici

michael vic will not play because of stands the concussion. the redskins should be favored. they are playing at home. the eagles are struggling. >> chilly and rain.

vic lee tonight with a couple of good samaritans on that day and a story -- it is a story you will see only on 7. >> we saw all this chaos going on and it looked like a war zone. >> reporter: on sunday, 28-year-old simon and his friends celebrated the giants sweep like other fans. they saw the chaos as they were walking towards market and third. he got worried when saw you people lighting fires in the street. >> there was a lot going on and there were children in the crowd. i was trying to urge them to get out of there. >> he saw a man holding a steel barricade in front of a muni bus. this man whose picture was widely circulated in the social media. >> and the gentleman smashing the windows in it and there were people surrounding it and starting fires. if you see something wrong happening, step in and do something. >> reporter: and he did. he tried to prevent the mob from vandalizing the muni bus. >> i took off running and the last thing i remember is getting in between people and pushing them away and i was just shouting this is not us, we don't do this. and sucker punch, kicking, blo

. >> cheryl: let's go to vic lee with details. >> reporter: to put it simply third, caught a passenger that may have been carrying components of a bomb. authorities are taking this very seriously. a source close to the investigation tells "abc 7 news" that this happened about 8:00 last night. this is what our sources are telling us. the man has a southern california address. he tried to board a southwest flight to los angeles. he was going through the checkpoint here when tsa inspectors noticed suspicious items in the bin where he put his carry-on bag. they found components of an ide. an improvised explosive device, a watch with wires, fuses and a toggle switch. all the components were there except for the explosives. they then look at his boots and he suffered layers into his boots just like the shoe bomber richard reid had done. they notified sheriff's deputies who took him into custody. they examined the material. the f.b.i. was notified. sheriff's office tells us the man claims it was an art, a piece of art. we are still trying to find more details about this story but that the ver

vic lee has the story. >> at about 1:00 a.m. thursday some 500 guests were evacuated from their rooms at the embassy suites hotel. this after firefighters found a carbon monoxide leak in the swimming room boiler. earlier wednesday evening about six, paramedics transported a guest suffering from an undisclosed illness to a hospital. a cat scan was performed on his brain. the results puzzled radiologist dr. greg limb. >> something just didn't look right about it. the harder i looked, the more i scratched my head. the patient had a high fever and was not conscious. the doctor thought he might have had a stroke. but the results of the scan were different. he finally decided it might be carbon monoxide poisoning but was still not positive. >> i've only seen it once or twice in teaching files during my training. and i said, oh, my gosh, you know, am i going to make this kind of call? >> he told the e.r. doctor, karen. she also couldn't believe it. >> my first thought was we are in california, i haven't seen carbon monoxide poisoning s

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> he was courageous. thank you. both of them were. thanks, vi. >> now, that the parade has ended the championship ceremony is over all of the people who came into san francisco are now trying to get out. >> a bit of a hassle. main highways seem to be okay right now. a live look at interstate 80. a lot of cars as you see on the skyway and all of the people headed to and from the bay bridge. >> and take a look at what it it is like trying to cross the golden gate bridge right now. that is is really easy. light traffic heading back to marin county and not too many cars making their way towards san francisco either. but the ferry ares are packed and people have been lined up for hours trying to get home. >> leslie brinkley is is live along the embarcadero with that story. >> whether they were lined up to board a b.a.r.t. train, a ferry or commuting out of here everybody was in a really happy mood. right now it is empty down here by the per arer ferry terminaln hour ago it was quite a scene here. a crazily long line along the embarcadero t

vic lee is following this story he will have more tonight at 5. >>> san francisco general hospital is joining the list of those suing the los angeles dodgers and former owner frank mccourt over the beating of brian stow. the examiner reports the hospital is asking for 1.2 million dollars to cover the cost of providing stow's brain trauma care. his family is already suing the team for 50 million dollars to cover his lifetime medical needs. stow was brutally beaten by two people outside dodger stadium. >>> today is cyber monday, a day when shoppers are expected to pound the keyboard instead of the pavement looking for bargains. new technology is changing the face of cyber monday katie marzullo is live in the newsroom to explain. >> reporter: much like black friday now starts thursday, cyber monday starts long before today. some of the deals have been available since wednesday people have much better internet access, in the palm of their hand. cyber monday was in simpler times in 2005, people did holiday shopping online the monday after thanksgiving, that's when they were back in the off

ohio y virginia aseguraron la cl vic tr victoria del presidente, mitt romney ganÓ indiana, texas, tennesseeseado poder cumplir sus esperanzas de liderar al paÍs en una acciÓn diferente pero la naciÓn mostro a otro lÍder y nos unimos en orar por Él y esta gran naciÓn >>> los votantes en todo el paÍs enfrentaron larga filas para sufragar en algunos estados se superaron los niveles hace 4 aÑos >>> tenemos que ejercer nuestro e derec derecho a voto en realidad cuando vi la lÍnea grande dije voy a esperar y lo voy hacer, esto no me va a desanimar para no votar >>> tras su reelecciÓn el presidente obama quieren que los lÍderes politicoss trabajen juntos para por ejemplo. >>> arreglar nuestro sistema de deinmigraciÓn >>> el congreso se tiene que dar cuenta que no podemos seguir como lo hemos estado ha ciencia >>> esto fue lo mÁs destacado en washington, fernando pizarro univisiÓn >>> miren usted asoces a nivel estatal estuvieron presentes, una de estas pondrÁ mano dura contra el trÁfico de personas, marta mijares nos amplia en el siguiente reporte. >>> el pueblo de california saliÓ a las urnas y d

expected to start in place of mike vic. they know this is a must win game. >> kind of puts us in the playoff situation. every game is like a must win. so we definitely taking a different approach going into the next few games. going to be must wins. we have to. >> only thing that's on these player's minds. we have to take care of what we can handle and control. phillies only thing we have on our minds. that's the way i look at it. >> pierre rejoined his team today. he was limited but could return to the line up for sunday's game. garcon hasn't played since week one. >> always out there but limited today. >>> the skins won't be the only local team facing the back up. and won't face steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger. suffered a sprained shoulder and dislocated rib. >>> there's still time to vote in our high school game of the week poll. your choices playoff choices include northwest, orchard who lost last year. maryland 2 a's west match up at middle town. usa todayhigh school sports.com. >>> monday brice harper was name

. >> the eagles on sunday, they won't have to contend with mike vic. knocked out with a concussion. headache remained today. rookie nick foles will make his start. the third round draft pick out of arizona has become a philly favorite. what back up qb isn't a fan favorite? threw for 219 yards, a touchdown and pick 6 for yesterday's loss. >>> georgetown hoops overcame a slippery start on board the ussbatan on friday but logged. a 61-55 win. a huge lift from smith. he came off the bench and poured in 19 points. he was 4 for 4 prosecute 3 point range and made his first 6 shots from the field. a big impact after otto left the game. smith rivea was the most highly talented this year. already making his presence felt. and maryland's alex lin has been named the player of the week. 13 rebounds. both career highs in 72-69 loss to kentucky. tonight maryland hosts in the home opener. also tonight capitol's head coach will be inducted into the hockey hall of fame. >> thanks. over to shawn yancy for a look at what's coming up tonight. >> continuing to follow that developing story in maryland. a

do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic.ought it was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and sirens. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump out of the car. >> but the suspects don't run. instead, one emerges from the car with a pistol in each hand. >> just raised them up shoulder level and he was just shooting, bang, bang, bang, as fast as he could, both guns going. and he emptied both the weapons, probably 10 to 12 shots were fired. >> the shots that were fired were incredibly loud. the pistols were deafening. as i was ducking down i remember hearing the bullets hitting the car. there was a lot of kids out. and on the video, you can see a couple of them running across the str

vic lee has the story. >> at about 1:00 a.m.s were evacuated from their room at the embassy suites hotel. this after firefighters found a carbon monoxide leak in the swimming room boiler. earlier wednesday evening about six paramedics transported a guest suffering from an undisclosed illness to a hospital. a cat scan was performed on his brain. the results puzzled radiologist dr. greg limb. >> something just didn't look right about it. the harder i looked, the more i scratched my head. the patient had a high fever and was not conscious. the doctor thought he might have had a stroke. but the results of the scan were different. he finally decided it might be carbon monoxide poisoning but was still not positive. >> i've only seen it once or twice in teaching files during my training. and i said, oh, my gosh, you know, am i going to make this kind of call? >> he told the e. r. doctor, karen. she also couldn't believe it. >> my first thought was we are in california, i haven't seen carbon monoxide poisoning since i was a medical stud

. >> cheryl: let's go to vic lee with details. >> reporter: to put it simply third, caught a passenger that may have been carrying components of a bomb. authorities are taking this very seriously. a source close to the investigation tells "abc 7 news" that this happened about 8:00 last night. this is what our sources are telling us. the man has a southern california address. he tried to board a southwest flight to los angeles. he was going through the checkpoint here when tsa inspectors noticed suspicious items in the bin where he put his carry-on bag. they found components of an ide. an improvised explosive device, a watch with wires, fuses and a toggle switch. all the components were there except for the explosives. they then look at his boots and he suffered layers into his boots just like the shoe bomber richard reid had done. they notified sheriff's deputies who took him into custody. they examined the material. the f.b.i. was notified. sheriff's office tells us the manlaims it was an art, a piece of art. we are still trying to find more details about this story but that the very

analysts say xi and li could be joined by the vic premier, the vice premier, head of the publicity departmentand the party secretary. that lineup would mean china's main decision-making body would be dominated by officials close to the former president who has already retired from politics. along with a new roster of leaders we're waiting to see if president hu will stay on as chair of the central military commission after he steps down as general secretary. now, people inside and outside of chi are watching to see how the pieces of this leadership puzzle will fall into place and who will secure a spot at the top. nhk world's james tengan explains how it all works. >> reporter: the politburo's standing committee is the communist party's top leadership. experts say it adopts key policies with a majority vote. right now, nine of the party's more than 80 million members are in the politburo. so that means the fate of a country with a population of 1.3 billion is in the hands o a sml grp of people. here's how the process will unfold. delegates to the national congress select about 200 members to

not a threat to run that mike vic was and has a great arm and cool demeanor, something the coaching staff knows firsthand. >> they coach in the senior bowl, you know, not like he's going out there against a guy who can't throw the ball at all. >> and we're treating him like a quarterback. and nice not to have to worry about mike running around and extending plays and that is to our advantage, but we're excited to go there and play again. especially off of the biweek. >> and some of the names maybe different. the wizards are following last year's blueprint to the t and starting again, where are-6, and it may get worse before better. the next four opponents are play-off teams from a year ago. you know how many games they won last year? seven, and the bobcats with the wizards. no-76 and despite the first bucket of the game being a 3- pointer, they were awful from beyond and with that 5 of 31 attempts, four in the opening corner. >>> the united states facing russia and the u.s. fell behind one-0, and 2-1. late in the game, three minutes to injury time and deflects off the of the defender, the

vic lee is following this story he will have more tonight at 5. >>> san francisco general hospital is joining the list of those suing the los angeles dodgers and former owner frank mccourt over the beating of brian stow. the examiner reports the hospital is asking for 1.2 million dollars to cover the cost of providing stow's brain trauma care. his family is already suing the team for 50 million dollars to cover his lifetime medical needs. stow was brutally beaten by two people outside dodger stadium. >>> today is cyber monday, a day when shoppers are expected to pound the keyboard instead of the pavement looking for bargains. new technology is changing the face of cyber monday katie marzullo is live in the newsroom to explain. >> reporter: much like black friday now starts thursday, cyber monday starts long before today. some of the deals have been available since wednesday people have much better internet access, in the palm of their hand. cyber monday was in simpler times in 2005, people did holiday shopping online the monday after thanksgiving, that's when they were back in the off

vic lee is live with the latest on the search. the search for a sexual predator. >> this is apartment building where the attack took place. they say the female resident did everything right sheeclgs screamed and caused her attacker to run. police responded but still could not find him. >> i wanted them to take it seriously. i wanted them to take it deadly seriously. >> they want police to do everything they can that is responsible for the attempted sexual assault. there have been other attacks nearby. >> there is a pattern in this area, not just palo alto but on that cancer corner. >> that corner is a popular walking path. in late september, someone wushd behind a jogger and groped her. they posted two sketches of what he may have looked like. this happened shortly after 2:00 in a one bedroom unit in this apartment building on the 100 block of hawthorne street. intruder forcibly opened the door that still has the markings of that forced entry. the female resident said to be in her early 20s suddenly woke up to a man standing over

police discovered three or girls who were vic -- three other victims who were victims.uthorities are now asking anybody who might have been a victim to come forward. >>> a concerned mom in rural missouri force a potential massacre. her 20-year-old son was apparently planning to go on a shooting spree on sunday during the showing of the latest twilight movie. blake lamer's mother contacted police after learning her son bought two assault rifles and was off his medication. he had already purchased tickets to see breaking dawn, telling police that despite having 400 rounds of ammunition, he feared running out. he planned to walk to a nearby wal-mart, break the glass in the ammunition case and shoot until police arrived. he is now being held on half a million dollars bond. >>> well police have arrested a man they think pulled the trigger in tuesday night's shooting at the bp gas station in northeast d.c. police say that the 27-year-old christopher mcgreg got into a dispute with the gas station clerk and opened fire. mccray is being charged with intent to kill. >>> tonight f

. >> she went into the victim's room and she sought the vic tum out and so we brought this case because we thought that, in fact, what she did was criminal. and so i'm disappointed. >> dominique frasier would have turned 19 just days after she died. >>> we start off way shocking accident in texas. a freight train slammed into a national bed truck full of wounded warriors. four were killed and 17 injured. 10 are in critical condition. the soldiers were sitting on a parade float when they say the train hit them without any warning. the union pacific says the train sounded its horn. it is believe the truck got stuck in show parade traffic heaving the float to straddle the train tracks. >>> david petraeus is appearing in front of two congressional committees today. the classified briefings will only focus on the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. >>> the death toll is rising in the escalating finding between israel and gas actual reports now say 19 palestinians have been killed in gaza and three israelis have died since wednesday. israel is now moving troops to the border with gaza afte

if you look at the implied volatility of the stock market right now, the vics index, it is suggesting everything is going to be fine, there is no near-term risk factored in, and that makes me very nervous. we are being very defensive, given that risk is still out there. i wouldn't be shocked to see 5%, 10%, if we went off the cliff on the s&p. that wouldn't be a big surprise to me. put it into perspective, last august when we had the debt ceiling and a downgrade, we saw a much bigger fall in the stock market then. >> susie: you say you're uncomfortable with this kind of uncertainty. how are you positioning the portfolios for your investors? you said you're defensive. tell us more. >> so into the u.s. election, especially given that the polls were leaning towards obama, we had taken a defensive stance already. we had gone slightly underweight equities, and added more things like high-yield mortgage debt, emerging market debt, and mortgage-backed securities, that will yield as much as capital appreciation, and investments that have lower volatility than the stock market. so we have an o

tone, governor romney said-- and here comes his wife, anne, and there is congressman paul ryan, the vic vietial -- actually, i think it was jenna ryan's daughter come out and hug her mother in a way that -- kids give things away that sometimes adults cannot. what i i'm struck by, mark, and i wonder if you're struck by, too, is the weakness of aplaus. it seems as if the crowd can't get itself together for one big cheer. >> it's a good point. the ryan daughter hugged her mother right around the waist as a child would do in sadness and disappointment. i think it was tough because nobody came out to warm them up. usually with something like that there's music and somebody warming up the crowd then you introduce him. he just came out cold. >> ifill: which i thought was surprising. >> it was quite dramatic and quite gracious and very generous. he twice said he himself would pray for the president and asked others to pray for the president. >> ifill: but the disappointment was palpable. >> it was. it was a real sense of sadness and envy. >> i got the sense they hadn't prepared for it. i really

. >> vic lee witnessed firsthand today. >> it was a saturday after halloween, still parties in the city he got shot and in the hospital. >> in early morning hours of october 28th he got the phone call every parent fears his son was at san francisco general hospital, in critical condition. parents say him being wheeled into surgery. >> i just wanted to touch him. i couldn't. >> do you remember that night? >> he kept repeating. >> the 21-year-old leaving a party at fort maceon. a stranger police identified made inappropriate advances towards his girlfriend. the man shot benjiman in the head after he went to her defense. at one point doctors say the wound was so severe they gave him only a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically coma almost a month. but the young man was fighting for his life. he was making small, but significant victories. four days ago, they took his breathing tube off, he uttered his first words. >> i went in there and i told him could you say hi, mom. he said hi, mom. and that is -- brought me to tears he was transfered to uc san francisco yesterday, then, today, a

vic lee abc 7 news. >> black friday shopping is rolling along in the bay area tonight. no sign of alt indications, it's been smooth sailing. shoppers had been waiting for days outside of a best buy made their way into a store, abc 7 news is live in burlingame wex begin live at stoneridge mall. >> hi, good evening to you. speaking of people lining up, people were lined up outside of this mall last night because for the first black friday ever, it opened at midnight. since then there has been a steady flow of thousands of shoppers some i spoke with tell me this is the best customer service and the best black friday deals they have seen today. this is a tradition many look forward to as soon as thanksgiving dinner is digested. >> go this every year, we have for yours years and years. >> this resident made this pilgrimage since 1980s. >> there is a great aunt that would drive to get her, so we liked this mall. >> they come for good deals and quality time together. it's a date with her shopping list. we caught up with her, she made four trips to her car to drop off bags. >>

. >> vic lee reports on technology helping owners uncover this latest >>> hope you can join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, handicapping presidential race. how giants win could be a clue about who will win tomorrow. >> then at 11:00 we're tracking campaigns on this final night before election day. last chance to win voters hearts and minds coming up at 11:00. >> now a tough day yesterday it was. larry beil is here. >> they've got problems it's unclear if either can play this sunday. traders -- raiders, martin worn in oakland went to high school in stockton and he is five nine, 225 points. hens the nickname. the muscle hamster ran 251 yards, four touchdowns in a 42-32 bucks win. >> this guy is a good runner, they ran the ball good against us. and the thing we had to do a better job of is eliminate things where they don't become maybe 10,-15 yards games. >> when giants went to world series, giants announcer zibed it as torture. shortly after, he was diagnosed with throat cancer, he beat it. several staffers helping out. pitching coach lost his wife to cancer. the foundation is giving

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thank you.another arrest has been made for arson and vandalism of a muni bus. police are asking for help tracking down more suspects and we'll show you pictures. a 19-year-old from daily city booked into jail today. he is one of two men now facing charges after a mob celebrating giants world series victory smashed out windows of a bus and set it on fire. one man is seen using his skateboard on the bus's windows on the left. the suspect in this jacket is accused of striking a windshield with a barricade. >> mees arrested an accused burglar today for a pair of break ins this week for the wine country home of nancy pelosi. the house ransacked yesterday and someone entered again, yesterday. investigators say this man confessed to breaking into six dx pelosi'sr5:iw and they say he had one of the watches. >> striking workers at railly's supermarkets rallying behind one of their own tonight arrested in connection with an ongoing labor dispute there. the chainÑm==t says he assaulten employee, and worker

. >> our vic lee catches up with dusty the clepo cap. >> i think it's good authorities placed a gps onis paw. >> that is the kath is something. >> we. we need to track spencer as well. >> here i am. take a look at tomorrow's weather. there is a big storm developing to a nor easter this, is our projection that will start to pound mid atlantic coast with heavy rain, high surf and winds. into about thursday which is horrible news. here comes another storm that could produce difficulties for people in that area. tomorrow, nice, sunny warm conditions, state wide another warm day. we've had highs today around the bay area. a couple more tomorrow hitting 81 tomorrow that will be a record. suspecting low 80s inreasoned and mid-70s near the coast. really warm for november. a great looking election day. get out and vote if you haven't already. >> big cool down wednesday. >> thank you. >> amazing transition. >> still head research that many healthy baby boomers may not want to hear. why staying fit might not help them a local artist recapping the season to the popular song "we are the champions".

vic lee has straight happening now an investigation of an airline passenger carrying what may have been componentses of a bomb that happened here at oakland international airport about kl last night aichl source tells us a man with a southern california address tried to board a southwest airlines flight to los angeles, going through the check point here, when tsa inspectors noticed items in the bin where he put his bag, they found what appeared to be components of an ied. a watch with wires, fuses and a toggle switch. our sources told us all components were there except for explosives. they found his boots had been altered he stuffed layers of insole nootz booñ<<&! just like the shoe bomber, richard read had done. tsa notified sheriff deputies. the bomb squad examined the material. the fbi was notified. the sheriff office told us the man claims what he had was an art piece. the fbi has been notified. >> hostesszÑ! ploimys got the worst possible news. >> the maker of twinkies and snack cakes announced today it's shutting down liquid dating assets and laying off 18,000 workers including

the vic died after being hit by at least one car. officers have little information at this time. >> it was female, in her mid-20s. early 30s, at this time. but it's an ongoing investigation. we don't know if she was walking across the freeway or dropped off. reporter: the chp tierted veertd traffic around the scene. traffic was directed to highway avenue.on san bruno traffic was backed up to the sfo. the chp opened one lane northbound at 9:30, another at about 10:00 p.m. now, as youc can see behind me, begin, all northbound lanes here at south san francisco are open. the chp says they have not identified the victim. what they're doing right now is calling back all those individuals they called in on the 9-1-1 log and trying to get information from them as to when this woman was on the freeway, why s@a might have been on the freeway, and who actually hit her. reporting live in south san francisco, abc-7 news. >> ama: 42 people are arrested and an officer injured after a party got out of control in san jose overnight. they began just

the vic died after being hit by at least one car. officers have little information at this time. >> it was female, in her mid-20s. early 30s, at this time. but it's an ongoing investigation. we don't know if she was walking across the freeway or dropped off. reporter: the chp tie veerted traffic around the scene. traffic was directed to highway 380 and on san bruno avenue. traffic was backed up to the sfo. the chp opened one lane northbound at 9:30, another at about 10:00 p.m. now, as youc can see behind me, begin, all northbound lanes here at south san francisco are open. the chp says they have not identified the victim. what they're doing right now is calling back all those individuals they called in on the 9-1-1 log and trying to get information from them as to when this woman was on the freeway, why s@a might have been on the freeway, and who actually hit her. reporting live in south san francisco, abc-7 news. >> ama: 42 people are arrested and an officer injured after a party got out of control in san jose overnight. they began

vic lee has the story you'll only see here. >> this is the man who prosecutors say posed as carlos guzmanes's assistant. a man -- physician's assistant including sex crimes. >> you never in met this man? >> never. >> you never heard of him? >> no, never. >> this is real carlos guzman the real physician's assistant. he lives and practices in fresno. suspect's real name is close to his. he came to court and faced the man that stole his identity for the first time. prosecutors say that he has performed cosmetic surgery on nine women from a small office. one of them testified through an investigater that the office didn't have running water for him to wash his hands. stories of procedures have been ghastly. one procedure he was smoking a cigar. >> holding the sismtd v.and then when he struck the fatty tissue he handed it over. >> he flushed six pounds of her fat tissue down her toilet. he told us about another woman. >> we had another case where there was an individual that was having some performing around the eyes to make them look younger. he took the needle and put it in the forehead. >>

. >> let's go to vic lee on young man who was left for dead? >> a young burlingame man is making that remarkable recovery after being shot in the head and in coma for almost a month. today we witnessed what his family calls that miracle. >> he is in the hospital. >> in the early morning hours, henry got the phone call every parent fears. his son benjamin was at san francisco general hospital in critical condition. he is parents saw him wheeled into surgery. >> i wanted to touch him but i couldn't. >> do you remember that? >> he kept repeating. >> he was leaving a party and stranger made inappropriate advances toward his girlfriend. man shot benjamin in the head after he went to her defense. at one point. his brain wound was so severe they only gave him 25% chance of living. he was medically induced coma for almost a month. >> but the young man was fighting silently for his life. he was making small and significant victories. four days ago, as they took his breathing tube, he uttered his first words. >> i went in there and i told him to say hi,

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> no sign of progress today, just to repeat that, after 15 months of bargaining 7,000 workers walked off their jobs last weekend. >> sticking points are health care, benefits and wages. >> everybody struggles. at the same time, we know that they -- they should be able to at least meet us halfway. >> railly's says it has to make cuts to remain competitive with nonunion competition. >> a san francisco motorcycle officer is recovering after he collided with a car south of market. it happened on brannon street just before noon today, sky 7 was over the scene. officer taken to san francisco general hospital with nonlife threatening injuris.. >> in pinole a driver faces felony dui charges after this happened to his car. police say the driver lost control, plunging about 25 feet off of a freeway overpass. the car ended up on the roof, highway 80 near the exit. the 20-year-old driver and passenger got out of the car without help. they were not apparently hurt. crews have replaced the damaged guardrail. >> driving while sleepy can be almost as dangerous as driving drunk a

vic lee has the story. >> betty and her husband was leaving with all their belongings, this after livingfor 12 years. >> it was wonderful. we enjoyed it. we had our little community. >> most of the people living on boats in this marina has left. yellow caution tapes mark the berths. 36 of some 88 tenants are still here. they were all given eviction notices that they would have to move by mid-january. pete's widow wants to sell the property to a developer who is planning to build a 411 unit apartment and condo complex. family attorney says all the leases since 2002 were month to month, noting it was for sale. he says this was pete es ultimate vision for the harbor he built more than five decades ago. >> it will bring 2.4 million of property tax into the city, million of which will go to our schools. it will create 2,000 jobs. >> but a group is fighting the development. they have lived aboard their cruiser for 20 years. they don't know where they are going. >> i'm on fixed income. i can't afford to put a first and last down on someplace. >> he doesn't have any hard feelings. she helped him

vic lee has the story. >> at about 1:00 a.m. thursday, some 500 guests were evacuated from their rooms at the embassy suites hotel. this after firefighters found a carbon monoxide leak in the swimming room boilers. paramedics transported a guest suffering from an undisclosed illness. a c.a.t. scan was performed. the results puzzled radiologist >> something didn't look right about it. the harder i looked the harder i scratched my head. >> they thought he may have had a stroke but results of scan were different. it might be carbon monoxide poisoning but still not positive. >> i've only seen it wince or twice during my training. i said -- oh, my gosh, am i going to make this kind of call. >> he told e.r. doctor and she can't believe it. >> where in california -- i haven't seen carbon monoxide poisoning since i was a medical student. >> tests showed that the carbon monoxide was abnormally high but just about the amount of a heavy smoker. his wife says she didn't smoke. >> the fire department supplying oxygen to this patient so quick

vic lee abc 7 news. >> president obama gave an endorsement to his apparent top candidate to replace hillary as secretary of state. during a cabinet meeting the president called un ambassador rice extraordinary saying he could not be more proud of her work. she's come under fire from g.o.p. for her comments on talk shows regarding deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi and libya. initially said waits the work of a mob protesting antimuslim trailer. it turned out to be a planned terrorist attack. >> i would just ask the president to step back from just a moment and realize that all of us, here, hold the secretary of state to a very different standard than most cabinet member autos that was senator bob corker. the president has not yet nominated rice for the position but most insiders expect him to do so soon. >> in the meantime, the president met with middle class americans raising concerns about taxes going up at the end of the year. both republicans and democrats agree that had no one wants the country to go over the so called fiscal cliff. but what are they doing about it? >> at t

very not vic, looking at the actors on the red carpet. been four years of this and saying good-bye to the fans, but it was a treat at the same time. >> on a personal level have you thought about what this has meant to your life, not just your career but obviously it's changed your life this, series. >> if i had to sum it up in one word it would be family. i had this great family on camera, great family off camera with the cast and the fans as a family, too. grown with us the last four or five years. seeing the fans over and over. oh, you cut your hair this year, got to know them. >> took your 15-year-old daughter to the screening and she cried. >> my daughter cried at the end. it's really powerful, the ending, and it's a little different from the book so i'm excited for the fans to see it. >> i saw the movie. it's great. great to have you here, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> congrats to you. >> "twilight breaking dawn part 2" opens on friday. now a check of the other top stories of the morning. natalie morales is over at news