various homes, hams, and also, sweet potato. >> some people only ate left overs. the ages range from teens to people in their 70s. nobody answered the door at asised living home's minerva place where several residents got sick and thursday's meal was sponsored by golden hills community church. the church released a statement. part of it reads we're fully cooperating and praying for families who lost loved ones and others who are sick. a police purse yurt ended in a crash in the east bay and a trio of suspects injured. police say the driver slammed into a parked car. the driver was in the hurt. the stolen car may have been involved in an armed robbery. three people ran from the scene and officers caught them. police tell us all three are teen-aged boys. the sheriff's office goal today is to find these two inmates that escaped from jail before thanksgiving. vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: this was a busy day for the sheriff's office. they say that tips from the public are pouring in on a quiet neighborhood on a quiet street. >> this is scary. >> the operation start started around noon and deputies blocked off streets through a mebl command post was set up and schools were on lock down. yesenia sanchez's aunt was baby-sitting on the block. >> they say there is a man that could be him. so i freaked out and left work. >> the sheriff's office says deputies were following up on tips from the public, most received after the announcement of a $20,000 reward. >> we conducted number russ operations throughout the county. >> after an hour half, s.w.a.t. was ready to move in. they stuck a cram inside of the trailer and a deputy yelled out a warning. then... bang. they did confirm that this person arrested yesterday is emily a fae well tonight for a fixture in berkeley. mayor tom baits is retiring. before becoming mayor, he spent 20 years in the state assembly. a san francisco program is proposing the city for undocumented immigrants and abc 7 news reporter carolyn tire has more. >> ysolda says she faced deportation two years ago for check fraud charges. >> it wasn't that fun being alone, without my mom. >> the supervisor unveiled his proposal to place $5 million in the budget to offer free legal help to the immigrant campos who is now a citizen says there are 44,000 undocumented immigrants living in san francisco. >> studies show if you're in a depression proceeding you're 6 to 7 times more likely to prevail if you have a lawyer representing you. >> the money would pay for attorneys and the public defender's office. the mayor is out of town. a spokesperson says $4 million is in the budget for immigration related legal services and the mayor supports more. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> new details on san francisco's sinking millennium tower. the board subpoenaed an engineer involved in the construction. jack maley refused to testify looking into the building and found the design to be sound and recommended they get a permit. now, taking a look at these images from space. the space agency says those red dots represent a tilt of the building. satellite shows the tower has sunk 1.8 inches in the year and 16 inchings since 2009. >> tonight, mountain view city council is dealing with a plan with 17 acres of land the army owns not far from 101. it's currently used as military housing but the property could be sold. lonny riviera joins us live now with more. lonny? >> yes. this is still 18-24 months down the line but already, mountain view city hall received several letter rz from military generals, members of congress and families and what makes this unusual is families may be displaced by the country they serve. samantha wright, her army officer husband and 3-year-old son enjoyed shenadoah square. >> rent increases $500 that ais a big chunk of money. it's -- it's rough and hard seeing it happen. >> wright received this letter about rent going up. >> it opened up housing to the public and i feel like since they did that, our requests for maintenance went unanswered and we're pushed to the back of the line. >> the increase was the first bad sign, then, she learned the federal government, which owns the property, is looking to sell it. a proposal that could potentially displace more military families. >> the federal government will make a decision. >> congress woman anna eschew wrote a letter saying quote, i'm deeply concerned the army has chosen to ignore the impact of the 108 military and civilian families residing at shenandoah square. >> my husband, 10 years in service, now, we're out, looking for a home. >> this reality gives a glimpse but she says service men, and women, deserve better. in mountain view, lonny riviera, abc7 news. >> san francisco mayor ed lee says he's thrilled the warriors are now officially cleared to move to san francisco. opponents challenged the report and approval of the saying quote, we believe it a warriors stam says this. quote, we engaged in an extensive public planning process and were approved by every board, agency, and regulatory body. we look forward to breaking ground, soon. the arena is expected to open in 2019. >> warriors might leave but there are positive signs in the efforts to keep the raiders in town. >> find out what is giving fans of the silver and black new hope, at 6:30. >> next, hear what a pay raise would mean to the people who rallied today as part of the fight for 15. i'll have details on a chill and maybe a little bit of rain. coming up. >> facebook opened flood gates to a new way to play games on the phone. why it could be the next big thing, aahead, on abc7 news. the fight for a $15 minimum wage took center stage today at oakland and san francisco. organizers pay enough to love on. >> this is the 4th year paying atoengs the need for men mum wage. some cities have set the pace. >> it's hard to ignore hundreds of people with posters in hand. employees looked on. security kept protestors from disrupting the daily operations. this airports rely on service workers. holly dixz is a single mom that turns $10.22 an hour. >> my dad raised me to work for everything i have. when i have to borrow money for diapers or milk, it's heart breaking. >> our logo says service workers we're not servants. >> the call for action started this morning with a march. protestors blocked the intersection the 98th avenue in east oakland. some cities are set to bring minimum wage up to $15 california by 2022. >> $15 is not sufficient. >> workers say a small increase will make a significant difference in their lives. at sfo, lyanne melled yend yez, abc7 news. >> details about the weaks a redding mother was held by kidnappers before being freed. sheri papini's husband detailed some of her injuries. bruises, her nose was broken and her captors branded a message on her skin during the ordeal. opt on "good morning america" the shasta county sheriff says it remains a mystery why someone grabbed her while she jogged near her home. >> we don't know if it was targeted to her, or a random on ducks. a passing driver stopped to her her thursday morning. you can read from her husband at abc7news.com. yesterday's cyber monday gave way to giving tuesday. how local charities are hoping to benefit. >> the #givingtuesday is trending and celebrities are urging us to shift to helping others. charities are hoping to match, or purchase what is donated last year and today, wounded lavamay was awarded a half million dollar praise from kind snacks. >> i like to come here. every time people take showers and do a good job. >> kind snacks has been giving a challenge for you. do something nice for someone, tweet about it. maybe they'll send free snacks. if you want maybe more ideas, abc7 news has a section on giving tuesday. and we invite you to check it out. >> clear skies right now, we may have a few clouds throughout the north bay tomorrow, and sometime during the day, it's possible that spotty showers can develop. here is a look at current conditions. a live view across the bay on this clear tuesday evening. it's 54 degrees in san francisco. and this is a view over san francisco. 50 now in santa rosa. 48 in napa. and 50 in novato. 55 in hayward. and this is a view from our top camera. and a warming trend beginning at the end of the week. our storm impact expect rainfall totals closer to 0 and will be breezy at the coast. at 5:00 in the morning the day begins we'll see clouds increasing in the north bay. a chance of showers in the north and into south and east bay by the end of the day now, perhaps 8/100ths in san francisco. lows into mid to upper 30s and a low of 48 in san francisco. highs from mid-50s at the coast to upper 50s and here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have sunny skies thursday, and friday with temperatures near average by the end of the week and a bit of a warming trend with highs in low to mid-60s inland and around the bay saturday and sunday. and tuesday, a cold early morning expected. high temperatures from the weekend by 10 degrees. >> thank you. >> coming up next, how not burning enough could be making california burn too much. what you're looking at here is a fire that broke out following a pipeline explosion in western missouri burning just north of kansas city international airport. an energy company shut off a pipeline. tonight's fire is not affecting flights at that airport. firefighters consider the next 24 hours critical in containing a wildfire in tennessee that killed three people. so far, flames have burned 15,000 acres and destroyed 250 homes. >> those high winds were knocking down trees, those trees hitting power lines and falling on this dry drought like condition. and everything is catching on fire. >> the fire did not damage an aquarium and employees were forced to evacuate without 1200 animals but the aquarium reports the animals are >> the state clears just 35,000 acres and says the goal is difficult to achieve. >> take the weather, air quality. and 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>> his learning curve is shrinking and he has 29 blocked shots, six against minnesota saturday night. >> 4, 5 years now that i've been going to games thinking more defense. i just know about blocking shots. >> he can defend anyone. and this is pretty elite. you know? he's stronger than he looks. >> we know is that kd can score. he's playing less than he did at okc with more energy to inform the court. >> getting into open spaces, doing damage. >> at 16, 2, well, he is fitting in well. >> 49ers are getting ready for a game in chicago sunday. niners have lost 10 in a row. and kaep through at three touchdowns in miami. this is practice footage in orlando. question, is when will this thing win another game? >> our play will be determining that. we have to get over that hump now. we have to be able to cut mistakes that are killing us. >> today, christian mccave rewas named all this is he says he's taking intro to nuclear physics by the way. new rankings are out. alabama and ohio state moves 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