i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland where two men went on a racing spree over the weekend and police are offering big money if you can help bring them to justice. >> also preventing death or killing business? live in san jose the controversy continues over local tobacco ordinances today santa clara county may be jumping on one. >> we have a live look at the golden gate bridge. more rain is on the way. i'll show you where it's going and how to affect the commute. >> changing the lane configuration on the golden gate

bridge. there has been some ponding. we had an accident i'll tell you about on westbound 80. >> some people are driving fast for the conditions out there. >> be careful. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. second straight day of slick roads. >> so mike we were talking about the rain on the way to work i saw light rain as opposed to yesterday where it was hit and miss. >> most of it was lined up for the commute but for other folks it will be hit and miss. you are going to run into some rain on san mateo were bridge but heading up to 80 richmond martinez see rain over the san pablo bay. all this is moving west to east. there is going to be an increase in the intensity and coverage of this over the next i'd say four to five hours as the cold

front starts to push down. so we're getting light amounts now expect heavier amounts in the back half of the commute. let's find out how they are doing right now with frances dinglasan. >> there is an accident that could develop into a hot spot. westbound 80 at san pablo dam road the west lane has been blocked and traffic is slowing down 38 miles an hour as you approach the area. we've also got big problems on interstate 80 in the tahoe area it's completely closed from apple gate which is ten miles east of auburn out to the nevada state line and other highways you will need chains. this morning oakland police are looking for the gunman behind a night of terror for three women. the men robbed and sexually

assaulted one woman and then went to apartment and sexually assaulted her two roommates. there is a reward for their capture. >> reporter: this is such a heinous crime that police and crime stoppers put together a $30,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of these men especially high amount for especially sick crime. take a look at where this begin. it was about 12:30 on saturday night, a woman 26 years old left the west oakland bart station on her way home. maybe half a mile later 11th and market street two men one with a gun sexually assaulted her and took her to an abc forced her to make a -- atm. men sexually assaulted her two roommates. three hours they finally left the apartment. the women called police. they were taken to a hospital for treatment and they were

released. police don't have much of a description of these guys only they are two black males. why that is, i don't know and especially if they took her to an atm there is surveillance video possible. we don't know why the police didn't release the information considering it happened into saturday night and sunday morning. hopefully we can get some more information this morning. it may soon get a lot harder to find retailers selling cigarettes in santa clara county. teresa garcia is live to explain why businesses are outraged. >> the thing is opponents say such legislation will hurt small businesses there. they are also concerned there has been no economic impact studies and it could put the

small businesses out of business and decrease the tax revenue. they are voting on a local ordinance that would regulate sales of tobacco in the unincorporated areas of the county. if approved the ordinance would require 32 retailers in the unincorporated parts to fill out a permit application and pay an annual $425 licensing fees. it would ban the sale of flavored products other than menthol. and any new sales that have pharmacies or located within a thousand feet after school or 500 feet of another retailer would be banned. they moved forward with a knew fee and new regulations that would affect 900 city retailers. tobacco businesses call it a business buster supporters view it as a way to discourage kids from smoking a positive when tobacco related deaths are number one preventable killer.

attorneys say they would use the license fees and staff time and enforcement and one overthing county has received about $7 million in federal stimulus funding and that is to decrease the prevalence of smoking. teresa garcia abc news. a panel looking into reports of violent confrontations involving san jose police has released its report and they found no repeat violence among officers. after a report from our media partner identified ten officers who were involved in four or more uses of force. they studied more than 300 cases to make its finding. one city councilman shows the report there is no problem with violence in the department but another says she has huge concerns about the use of force

by san jose police. >> a panel voted to initially approve plans to build a sports complex in honor of a police officer killed in the line of duty. are rich may was killed in january of 2006. he was responding to a fight at a restaurant on university avenue when he was fatally shot. they have laced $3 million to build and maintain a facility for youngsters. people against the plan have traffic concerns. >> a marin county town is reeling from a vandalism free. san anselmo say 37 vehicles were gone through. eight of them had property stolen through. others were picked through and then left. they remind drivers not to leave anything in your car that can tempt someone. >> a judge is considering blocking the sale of state

buildings. it's response in a lawsuit the state can't sell buildings without the approval of the state judicial council. it could generate billion dollars. >> but whether they can sell them or not the buildings or wet out there as are the roads. >> see when the showers will move out of the region? >> let's start with live doppler 7 hd give you some of the rainfall amounts through midnight. .15 in san francisco .04 in fremont but more rain is on the way. if you look to the north even the storms are moving west to east, it's the northern branch where the cold front is where we're seeing the widespread showers and they are filling in. that will be the case. the cold front moves from north to south it will push that more intense and more widespread rain toward us. it's going to continue funneling snow into the sierra where we have a winter storm warning in

effect through the morning hours. back here at home, by the afternoon, hardly notice that it rained as the sun will break out and mixture of clouds with it. it will be quite breezy with the arctic air flowing in. low to mid 50s for the rest of us. accu-weather seven-day forecast, a hard freeze is possible tonight. another one tomorrow night and then we'll see sunshine and slightly warmer weather in the afternoon but temperatures won't get above the upper 50s to near 60 until monday and that is still below average. good morning, mike. i wanted to show what it looks like for the drive across the san mateo bridge. they are showing heavy rain falling across the span. you can see how difficult it is to get to work. that westbound traffic on the right and eastbound traffic heading into hayward. no major incidents reported across the san mateo bridge but it is one of mornings that traffic is light enough. you just want to slow down and being in an accident.

here is berkeley westbound 80 around san pablo dam road there is slowing. and interstate 80 is closed in the sierra from applegate east of auburn out to the nevada state line and you'll need chains on the other highways. >> still ahead turkey disaster a big mistake a lot of backyard chefs make when their bird goes bad. >> the battle facing oakland businesses. >> and mirror mirror on the wall. high-tech device that could

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. it's 5:13 let's check out the traffic to the bay bridge toll plaza, but watch out for ponding in the area heavy showers moving through. kind of isolated but it will be a while we'll find out when we will dry off. well how about a recipe for holiday disaster. firefighters are warning us about once again?

men low fire department shows us what happened when water is thrown on a deep fryer with overheated cooking oil. it goes up in an instant. if your fryer begins to overheat use a fire extinguisher to put it out. even cooking on the stove top if the oil is overheated don't throw water on it or it will cause it to flare up. put the lid back on and remove the pot. >> city of owning is number five on the cities that are most dangerous in the nation. shoppers in oakland can be a tough sell for shoppers. it's beginning to look like christmas in jack london square.

campaign to shop local is in over drive. there is something here you may not get elsewhere like personal service. >> it's difficult in oakland because it's so easy to go to malls easy to go to san francisco. there are a lot great neighborhoods to make it appealing to shop locally. >> we were always talking about it. to get money put back in the local economy instead of sending to san francisco or to walnut creek. >> there is a new push online to keep profits in their city. >> shoppers keep those department dressing rooms with the harsh lighting. the to stores are trying out something new this holiday season. >> up in macy's store in midtown manhattan they tested out what is calling the magic mirror, one

part online catalog and one part sitting room. they are digs satisfied with retail shopping. if irs you take your picture in my case then you scroll through the clothes. with a flip a flick a flick of the wrist i virtually put them on. yes that part could use fine tuning and stretch them out to fit me. here is where it gets cool. not only does the computer pick other accessories that will look good but asks your friend in realtime what they think. >> you can put it through an e-mail and have your friend and say no, i really like that ping dress or black skirt. >> j.c. penney has put it one step further from clothes to electronic to furniture.

in stores across the nation for a year and the company is planning on adding more. >> the interactive mirrors may seem a bit high-tech 73% of shoppers think the technology will be in dressing rooms by 2015. >> i don't know. if you are going to be in the store -- >> i know women who really hate to try on clothes at the store. >> just shop on line if you are going to be there how the raincoat is going to look. >> raincoat and umbrella good idea. >> everything you need to stay safe when it's raining outside and warm. let's take a look and show you what is going on. a little bit of a lull in downtown san francisco if we look at the embarcadero palm trees are swaying and it's going

to sway a little more the trees. we had a little bit of rain and a little more. let's tack about the temperatures but not only do you want to stay dry but dress in the low to mid-50s. around the monterey bay inland upper 40s to low 50s with the showers. you'll get through the midafternoon. let's talk about the time frame. we're going to have morning rain and afternoon clearing. freezing cold tonight and wednesday night. we're talking about record lows also about possibility of a killing freeze especially tonight. showers saturday and dry on sunday. here we are 7:00 in the morning you see the cold front already moving into the north bay. it sweeps through the bay when we'll see the most intense showers and most widespread coverage by noon it's pushing into the monterey bay. by about 2:00 it's passed you

guys. then we'll see clearing a few clouds they'll hang around and sunshine and scattered showers but mainly be in the central valley away from us. as we head to 9:00 and all is quiet. we anticipate what is going to happen when .15 to half an inch the when the temperature drops below freezing that is going to be a lot of frost to develop tonight. low to mid-50s around the bay and out to the coast. upper 40s look to mid to upper 40s ukiah and monitor ray bay temperatures in the mid-50s. even a few lower on a as you head toward morgan hill. it will be breezy around your beaches. here are the lows tonight. low to mid-50s around the bay. out to the coast, san francisco upper 30s to low 40s. as you head inland mid to upper 20s like around fairfield napa santa rosa, san rafael cloverdale and livermore 31 in concord. all those areas east bay

valleys, that is where the freeze warnings are. then we could repeat it again tomorrow night. in fact, we could add the bay shoreline in also for tomorrow night. accu-weather seven-day forecast it's going to be hard to warm up much. tomorrow will be cooler than today. then thursday we'll be just like today's temperatures friday a little bit warmer and saturday a chance of showers sunday more sunshine and monday a little bit warmer but temperatures below average. >> this accident has blocked a lane the westbound 80 at san pablo dam road. speed sensors are starting to return to normal. traffic is light out there but we've got some big problems and a lot of snow up in tahoe. interstate 80 is closed cars are being turned around at applegate just about ten miles east of auburn all the way up to

the nevada state line. that is a long stretch that is closed. you'll need chains on highway 50. here is a live shot interstate 80 at truckee you see a lot of trucks not moving at all. also in other parts of the bay area things are still flowing well southbound 101 through san rafael on the right-hand side. very heavy rain over the san mateo bridge. you can get the latest traffic information by going to our website at any time at www.abc7.com. >> thanks a lot. 5:21. >> still ahead arc big announcement from buckingham palace. >> and effort to break the land-speed record.

welcome back. it's 5:23. no service members have been discharged of being openly gay since they ruled on don't ask don't tell policy. one analyst says it's statistically unlikely they would go entire month without the discharge of a service member. only the secretaries of the armed forces can authorize it. federal government is suing a south bay company for refusing to hire an army reservist. they refused to give the army reservist his job back after he came back. the owner says quote the survival of the company was at stake and we couldn't let him

keep disappearing. the company is legally required to reinstate service members. >> a car that goes one thousand miles an hour. the supersonic car is powered by a jet and rocket engine. first test run should happen next year. engineers are attempting to break the speed record. car's racetrack is a dry lake bed in south africa. they are clearing 215 million square feet of stones by hand. when finally built. it will travel more than a mile in just four seconds. prince william and his fiance announced a date for their royal wedding. it will be held on april 29.

at westminister abby. that is where diana's funeral will be held. its friday and be a public holiday. william and kate are so popular a new poll shows 64% of brits want to see them on the throne next and skip charles and camilla. next at 5:30 price people people are paying for an urban pot farm in oakland. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney what two men did to three women over the weekend has police offering tens of thousands of dollars for information. and impact this week of the big snowfall in the sierra what the impact is on the california's water supply. >> temperatures across the country, dallas at 73 to near 70

in d.c. and low to mid-50s in boston and new york. look behind that 35 in chicago and 47 in st. louis arctic air mass is marching that way and out ahead of it is storms. expect delays and we'll have them at flight tracker at

i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland, three women all roommates all raped over the weekend. police are putting up big money to find the people responsible. >> also in the headlines a stubborn house fire keep firefighters busy for several hours. they are unable to save the house. >> and oakland begins the process to select the group that will be license for commercial pot farms.

>> we have one last cold front bearing down on the bay area. it's going to bring more rain this morning arctic air and freezing temperatures tonight and tomorrow night. i'll tell you where it will be most dangerous. >> and several new accidents reported right in the same spot. san pablo dam road. i'll have updates and bay bridge toll plaza watch for ponding. >> and slow down on your way to work. thanks for joining joining us i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. >> it's fairly steady. >> check in with mike. >> we may see some snow showers but it will be well above 3500 foot range. the let's take a look at live doppler 7. good morning by the way. holding over to the sunol grade

down to milpi tafs just to the rest of richmond heading through some of the hills there and eventually on the way to concord pleasant hill and possibly walnut creek. more showers off the shore. moving west to east which means they are going to have a healthy amount of rain in them because they are coming from over the ocean expecting another half of inch of rain until the cold front moves through. that is when we'll get the freezing temperatures. we'll talk about that in just a minute. first here a frances with the commute. >> here is the hot spot developing. it's on westbound 80 at san pablo dam road. there was an earlier accident that blocked the left lane and now there are several accidents blocking three lanes right now. so as you approach san pablo dam road it's red slowing less than 20 miles an hour right now. you may want to consider

alternates to get around it. also big problem interstate 80 closed in the sierra due to all that snow, a lot of spinouts and traffic is being turned around just ten miles west or rather east of auburn. oakland authorities are offering a $30,000 reward to catch two suspects who raped and robbed three female roommates at gunpoint over the weekend. >> if you keep track of the reward over the years, $30,000 is a large reward for such a heinous crime. take a look at where it began. it began at the west oakland bart station a little after midnight saturday night a woman, 26 years old got off the train, started heading home half a mile later near 11th and

market two men one with a gun sexually assaulted her. took her to an atm and forced her to make a withdrawal. then they forced her to go to her operate apartment and the men sexually assaulted her two roommates. women called police where they were treated for injuries and released. police do not have much of a description of the suspects they are not releasing it to us two black men and there is the thought when they went to the atm there is the possibility of surveillance video. we hope to have more answers later today. san francisco firefighters worked for several hours early this morning to knock down a very stubborn house fire. the fire on 21st near sloat was first reported after midnight. flames went through walls and floorboards and that meant a lot

of extra work to get to the fire and bring it under control. no reports of injuries. the. dozens of entrepreneurs are applying for permits to operate medical marijuana farms in oakland but the city will be issuing only four permits. those four permits carry a lot of risk. >> reporter: about 75 applicants attended this meeting to learn how to apply for the four permits to allow cultivation of medical marijuana on an industrial scale. they will have to meet labor and employment standards and stringent and safety regulations. >> you just need to know state law and local law as it relates to it. >> but state law is in conflict with federal law and these applicants many willing to invest between $5 million and $8 million want to know if the city will protect them if the federal

drug enforcement agency decides to raid their pot farm. >> i have my own liability related to this process. i'm not sure what is going to come of it. >> with the biggest risk is the biggest reward. >> city councilmember says the council hasn't discussed this yet but she points out the feds kept their hands off when the city legalized marijuana dispensaries. >> i'm not sure we'll be fighting that fight. >> another concern is the election for state attorney general which is still undecided. republican steve cooley said last week he'll prosecute marijuana dispensaries even if the city will i say them.

if the city allows them. pg&e says they have inspected and looked at the pipeline that runs through the city and it's been declared problem free. it's part of a line that connects two major transmission pipes running up to the san francisco. it was on the list of high priority projects following the san bruno gas line explosion and fire. the snow that has been falling is a welcome addition to the state's water supply. they are promising to deliver 25% of the water that is supposed to go to cities and farmers. last year it was just 5% and if we get a normal year. farms and cities should get at least 60% of their delivery maybe even more. and our snow is still coming in the sierra.

we are getting reports from some the resorts. >> it's having an impact on traffic on highways 80 and 50. >> it's very wet moisture laden snow that is why the water totals are so impressive but today, you see the wall of white. that is where the snow is falling. scattering of showers throughout the central valley and throughout our neighborhoods that is going to hang around through the lunch hour. if are stepping out right now we have a more say warmer not as cold flow off the ocean where the temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s. 49 in front. compared to 24 hours ago all of us are warmer except for antioch. during the afternoon hours look for slow clearing behind the cold front and temperatures in the low to mid-50s. clearlake may be cooler 48 santa cruz one the warmest spot

at 54. seven-day forecast once we get passed the rain arctic air mass hangs around for a couple nights and freezing temperatures possible especially in the inland valleys and more so widespread tomorrow night. things are slowing down approaching these accidents on westbound 80 approaching san pablo dam road. couple lanes are still blocked. traffic is slowing from pinole all the way down to san pablo. you may consider getting off at west portal as a detour and we have a live shot. a little farther down 80 berkeley you see the visibility limited down to the bay bridge toll plaza. in the south bay we'll show you the 101 and 880 interchange headlights still looking pretty good northbound. no major trouble reported for

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come back. it's 5:42. us is is falling behind other countries in reducing traffic fatalities. france reduced traffic fatalities by 52%. u.k. saw a 38% decline and australia 25% and other countries 50% but they declined only 15% in the u.s. the other countries have more automated speed enforcement and frequent sobriety check points. >> the only thing we are missing is the political will and to increase our efforts. >> california is ahead of other states with a highway safety plan overseen by caltrans. chp and office of traffic safety.

academy is pushing for an overhaul of national safety guidelines. >> oprah winfrey wowed her audience again. a new car for each person in the audience. they also handed out pastries from a bay area company. >> eight years ago this golden mini croissant would have oprah's favorite things and it seems it still is. for the second time. pastry chef has baked up a winner. >> i never had a croissant that tasted so better. >> they are gearing up for a flood of orders and brought in a third shift something they should have done the first time they were on the show. >> the first year croissants we did 15,000.

>> this is one of her favorites because it's so rich with butter. company says they go through 60,000 pounds of it a month. >> those in the audience were chosen because of their work with charities and communities. a bay animal adoption agency was also in audience. >> we often show a binder of dogs. >> they are auctioning off to raise money for their adoption agency. community involvement is important to owners of galaxy desserts. some of which they gave give to food banks. >> we give to contra costa and alameda food banks. a good deed even when they are not in the national limelight. >> flakely croissant --

>> it's not there. >> we need to send somebody out. >> f.b.i. is tracking down insider trading on wall street. >> next, the north korean artillery attack that has south korea scrambling jets. >> and the baby in need of a miracle gets a gift of life. >> and dangerous but

welcome back. 5:48. it's pretty wet in most of the lower areas eureka 41. mid 50s around sacramento and fresno and fairly dry during the daylight neither 50 palm springs and san diego. sierra we have a winter storm warning until 4:00 this afternoon. two to three feet above 7,000 feet. and above 4,000 feet we could get a foot of snow. korean peninsula, south korea says two marines have been killed and 16 others were injured after the north fired dozens of artillery shells. white house is condemning today's attack. now, the latest.

already tense relations between north and south korea worsened overnight. south korea says north korea shot first. this video shows the moments the artillery hit the island. you see the explosion on the far left side of the screen. smoke poured out of a regional area south korea says it returned fire. one island resident said she was terrified as her walls collapsed. it comes as north korea claims that they are moving ahead with uranium enrichment. >> north korea official news agency that the government will continue strikes if they continue to dispute a sea border. >> the white house condoms the attack. white house spokesman says the u.s. is firmly committed to the defense of our ally.

san francisco supervisors are expected to vote today on whether to override a mayoral veto on fast food toys. the mayor banned legislation that bans toys in happy meals. newsom parents not politicians should decide what kids eat. he recognized the law intended to reduce childhood obesity however, the ordinance passed with enough votes to override the veto. >> still looking at food take it away from food this morning. there is plenty of whipped cream there. >> we got some rain going on. >> temperatures are going in the opposite direction. let's take a look outside. show you what is going on. off in eldorado county snow is going down and going sideways.

we'll talk about the winter storm warning gusts up to 55 miles an hour at times. frances has been checking out places where you need chains. let's show you how we are looking at emeryville definitely see the reflection of the headlights as moisture is still on the ground and more is falling from the sky. we'll continue to show how those storms are moving from west to east and how they will moist ten our morning commute. this eventually is going to slide down towards us. 49 in fremont 46 in los gatos. monterey bay and inland, we have scattered showers upper 40s to low 50s. it's the morning hours we'll see the bulk of the rain. we'll have some sunshine in the

afternoon hours. freezing cold temperatures tonight and wednesday night. showers are possible saturday but it looks like it will be dry on sunday. notice the cold front. 7:00 it's knocking on the north bay door and slides through the bay and out by about noon and past the monterey bay around 2:00. you'll see sunshine and that drier cooler air will sink in and take away most of the clouds by 9:00. rainfall amounts around .15 to half an inch. once the front passes low to mid-50s, in facts we may fall into the upper 40s by the time 4:00 and 5:00 rolls around. mid to upper 50s low to mid-50s around the monterey bay. 29 in livermore. 29 in fairfield. also in the mid to upper 20s.

that is why the east bay valleys under a freeze warning tonight with those temperatures dropping below 28 degrees for a couple of hours. freeze watch for more areas including the bay shoreline and santa clara valley for tomorrow night. once that passes we don't have to worry about frost or freeze temperatures still below average. and small chance that of a shower on saturday. it's proven to be tough driving conditions for folks heading into work especially with an accident or several all in the same spot. 580 approaching san pablo dam road one lane has been blocked since 4:30 this morning. two lanes are blocked but emergency crews at the scene but slowing down on westbound 80. from carquinez bridge to the maze is about half an hour. couple new problems on the peninsula southbound 101 near 92 or poplar an injury accident

reported and san brown ee in the accident are report. roads are slick try to give yourself extra time. heading up to tahoe for the holiday weekend and right now traffic is being stopped just ten miles east of auburn at applegate. so interstate 80 closed from apple gate all the way out to nevada. get the latest by going to our website at www.abc7.com. >> thanks a lot. >> wall street is keeping a careful watch on this week's military tension between north and south korea. >> good morning we're watching early market jitters after north and south korea exchanged fire. they were anxious after financial problems in ireland and political problems and

f.b.i. raid on hedge funds in connection with crackdown on insider trading. how much would you pay for the cable guy shows up. $190 a month a premium package that includes service calls and internet service. they have been tested a scaled down package. heading into the holiday weekend investigators are looking into whether car rental companies are struggle them before leasing them. don't expect a refund on security pat-downs. american continental and u.s. airways will only give your money if you bought a refundable ticket and only consider in a rare case by case situation. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. there is new way teens are getting high and most parents

haven't heard about it. it's called synthetic marijuana known as k-2 or spice. it's labeled unfit for human consumption. youtube videos have turned it into an internet sensation. federal drug agents believe it's more potent than pot. an eight-month-old baby who desperately needed a new liver is recovering from transplant surgery. we first introduced you to kikki carter when he was admitted to ucsf medical center. she only had a month to live without a transplant but they found a match for her and performed the life saving surgery. sadly the donor came if a young southern california man that died. nicky should be just fine.

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