call it partly cloudy, 60s and 70s, above average today. we'll warm it up for the second half of the weekend, brighten it up. thanks very much, lisa. we begin with developing news this morning out of portland, oregon. police looking for a gunman who opened fire on a protester during an anti-president-elect trump demonstration. the male victim is expected to recover. about 1,000 people participated in the march in portland, the city with the most civil unrest and violence. police fired a flash grenade into the crowd and instituted a curfew. moralli more rallied are planned for today. abc 7 news was along, as they took over the busy street with a police escort. monica shared video, marching earlier down market street. the protest was peaceful. erin greene shared this video in santa cruz. uc students marched chanting "not my president." a united airlines president is being praised this morning for stepping in to prevent a brewing fight among passengers about politics. the flight landed safely without further problems, after the pilot took charge. sergio quintana has details. >> hthis is not the announcemen you usually hear. >> people, we have the common decency to respect each other's decisions, and to get along on this three hour flight. >> the man told me by phone that it came an argument with two passengers. >> he said at least i get to keep my guns, and she told he him how can you say that to a brown person. she was african-american. >> they were arguing about the election. a spokesman said flight attendants separated them. this is the latest in the string of outbursts since tuesday. in pittsburgh, neighbors snapped a picture of this banner, including the "n" word, violating an ordinance with large banners, and ordering the resident to remove it. >> i think it is natural to see eruptions of these feelings here and there across time. but the real question is the degree to which it will be sustained. their leaders take an important role. >> he praised the pilot forehandling the incident on the plane. >> if anybody has a problem with this, it is going to, the rant or rave there is another flight tomorrow. you're not going to be on this one. i hope that's clear. >> here here! >> that flight continued without incident. sergio quintana. we have new details on this video, which was widely circulated on social media yesterday. it shows a woman ranting and using hateful language. she was having a conversation in assyrian on her cell phone. they said the woman is living with mental illness and they're concerned for her safety. art says this will not be top rated. be decent to each other. in oakland, last night's protests remained peaceful. tweeting these photos showing heavy police precedencsence. hillary clinton made her first public appearance and came bearing gifts for staffer whose tried to get her elected. >> hillary clinton hosted a staff only event in brooklyn. she thanked each person, and handed them one of 1,200 roses that were sent to her home today. clinton also hosted a conference call with volunteers, staffers and donors to ask them to keep fighting for what they believe in. >> this is a tough time for our country. i think we're seen how people have been reacting to the events of this election and i know that we've got to be reaching out to each other to keep it clear in our own minds that what we was so important. >> just one day after meeting with president obama, donald trump confirmed to "60 minutes" he might agree to the president's request to not tamper with obama care. >> are you going to make sure that people with pre-conditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> you're going keep it? >> also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. >> you're going to keep that. >> very much try to keep it. >> if it is not amended, it will be repealed and replaced. oma dates. mr. trump has named vice president elect mike pence, replacing chris christie. three of donald trump's children and peter thiel will be on that team. be sure to download the be abc 7 news app to stay on top of the transition into the white house, enable push alerts and get updates as they happen. developing news out of afghanistan, a suicide bomber has killed four people. it happened at bagram airport. military officials have not said what nationality the deceased are. the taliban has claimed responsibility. it is the largest installation in afghanistan. back hope in vallejo this morning, investigators say a gunman shot a man in his 20s. the victim crashed his vehicle, but expected to survive. eastbound lanes of i-80 were closed through the evening commute. the gunman is still on the loose this morning. the drunk driver that killed a pedestrian in san jose and smashed into an abc 7 news van talked to abc 7 news from jail. doug andreen died as he left city hall thursday night. abc 7 news reporter, leslie brinkley, has the story. >> in an instant, doug andreen was killed crossings the street. this white truck ran the light late yesterday afternoon, hit it would go cars and pushing andreen's body under abc 7's new van. the photographer and reporter were both treated and released at the hospital. grief counselors will on hand at city hall, where he worked for ten years as an accountant in the public works department. he lived nearby in this apartment complex with his beloved cat. his family and friends told me he spent a lot of time at the san jose animal care center where they'll direct donations to help rescue cats there. 41-year-old ricard go gomez talked to us about it. >> i'm sorry. i drank a couple of beers and i want thinking. >> he says he has two previous dui arrests. >> if i could take everything back, i should have never -- i should have never drank. >> andreen lost everything. in san jose, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. happening now, after driving in a san francisco, you probably want to avoid van nes avenue. it is designed to make the street safer, but now, it is just causing a lot of delays. abc 7 katie utehs explains. >> what does an uber driver wish for. >> less cars. >> instead, the san francisco municipal transportation agency will be reducing banes avenue to two lanes. eventually center lane also be designated bus only. >> the buses get in the way, especially if they don't pull all the way in, if they have their tail hanging out. that's problematic to get around. >> the renderings show what the project will look like when completed. it is similar to the muni trains on 3 street and save about 15 minutes. left turns will be removed at all about three intersections. >> i just feel it will cause way too much traffic. people already drive crazy in the city. i feel it will be total chaos. >> one of the leading causes of collisions are left turns, and by eliminating some of the left turns, we're making the city safer. >> sewer lines, more than 150 years old will be replaced while the roadway is torn up. >> they're old and time to update them. this project allows us to fix the core ridor. >> it will cost around $16 million and take three years. in san francisco, katie utehs, abc 7. >> traffic, we love it in san francisco. nice weekend coming up? >> yes, nothing to get too excited about, but as we start out, it has been foggy, the north bay, here from the sutro tower camera, 62 degrees, 64 in oakland. so we will look for once again mild afternoon temperatures. the super moon is tomorrow night. i'll let you know what kind of weather we're going to see for that. we'll talk about a little rain coming your way the week ahead. continuing the clinton dynasty. the family isn't done with politics just yet. i'm alexis smith from abc 7 mornings in sky 7. what's causing daily traffic -lois pricese. 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the cash lane. >> what's really happening. i got in sky 7 from above. all the lanes take fast track. some accept cash, and sometimes the cash lanes seem shorter. which are really faster. we did a comparison and rigged two-cars with cameras so we could track them. we started from powell street and see how long it takes. >> they both left at the same time. the blue 7s goi is going throug cash lane. minutes in, so far it looks like cash is moving a little faster. what's keeping the red 7, the fast track behind. it had to cross over the only lanes in the center. he is trying to get over. oh, the cash car lead doesn't last long. it looks like we've got the fast track car, the red 7, actually catching up and just passing the blue. the cash car. nearly 35 minutes into our commute, traffic really slows down. it is the drivers in the cash lanes creating the problem. we've seen car after car. weave the cash lanes and cutting off the fast track. so he's getting cut you have because these guys are trying to get into the fast track. so it is affecting the cash driver, too. by the time the challenge is over, the fast track is just about five minutes faster than the cash lane. a time savings, but maybe not as much as you think. >> that's really consistent what we've found. >> john goodwin is with the transportation commission. >> evidently some folks believe their time is more valuable than others. >> he says those drivers who cut over at the last minute play a big part. >> there is no advantage as we call them the dive bombers. >> the mtc said it has tried to prevent it by installing flexible ply lolons. they would go a long way, but the commission is looking at ways to eliminate the cash option from the bridge to speed things up. the gold den gate bridge stopped taking cash flow, since then, it has improved. there is no set date for when the bay bridge might stop taking cash. >> there are a number of things that we need to do because the traffic volumes are so much greater on the bay bridge. >> in the meantime, drivers are looking for relief, and leaving earlier won't help them. the mtc says the busiest time is now between 5:00 and 6:00 a.m. in sky 7, alexis smith. don't forget, alexis has your week kay commute covered everyday at 4:30 a.m. the clintons aren't done with politics just yet. the new york post reports her daughter chelsea is being groomed written for congress, including chappaqua new york, where hillary and former president bill clinton live. the annual live where you give is off to a strong started to. second harvest food bank in san jose yesterday, spencer christian had a $15,000 check on behalf of our parent company, disney. the money will help feed 250,000 people a month. abc 7 has partnered with all of the bay area feeding america banks for 25 years. you can text the word "feed" to 80077 to help those in need this holiday season. >> good morning, live doppler 7, waking up to fog along the coast. but we have your port delays. you notice the green on the screen. this is really representing upper elevation, moisture, but at the lower levels, we're looking at one mile visibility, half moon bay, airport delays of about 40 minutes, snaterring of light showers and closer inspection into parts of marin county, looking at the higher elevations with mist and drizzle. a pretty picture, isn't it, from the east bay hills camera, a little fog out there. 61 in the city. 60 in san jose, 53 in gilroy. so a few delays here, but the clouds will thin out for a pretty nice afternoon. concord, 60, livermore at 59. milder with the frontal boundary with the attraction cloud cover, while you were sleeping. so that allowed for the warmer overnight lows. but we will be looking at highs today in a more narrow range. that usually happens in november. and this is of course santa cruz. it will be beautiful here today in the low 70s. so fog at the coast this morning, partly cloudy this afternoon and more sunshine for next week. but that doesn't include the entire week. we do have some changes to track. an hour by hour, you'll notice this morning that the cloud cover begins to thin out. the north bay, east bay and by about 3:00 in the afternoon, we are partly cloudy, so it will be sunnier than it was yesterday. tomorrow, few degrees warmer, start out with more sun, high pressure build anything from the south, and as it does that, all he see the 60s and 7 monday. we've got a clear sky for sunday night. the actual full moon is in the morning, but we will be looking at that bigger than normal moon, because it is closest to the earth since 1948. it appears 7% larger than the average full moon. 16% brighter. it will be foggy at the coast, but then gets a good viewing by tomorrow, say 4:30, 5:00 p.m. when the moon comes up. looking at clouds increasing tuesday. chance of shower. look what happens. slips up through sacramento, and cloud cover. that's one opportunity. but for today, it is a little bit of a mix. some clouds, sun, low 70s, santa clara, south bay, palo alto, the city, a mild 66. how about 69, santa rosa and over in berkeley, 6 6 for you. 71 in fremont and hayward, 70. san ramon and pleasanton. clies chan slight chance of showers, then out of here and much cooler behind the front. as you download the app, you'll notice that day-to-day, we get changes. maybe this thing will beef up. at this point, it looks kind of -- >> we got so spoiled with all the rain in october. >> it looks a little anemic. >> all right, lisa, thanks so much. still ahead, just released holiday gifts that is already just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. - anwith the city on newbnb, common-sense home sharing rules. to help protect affordable housing, we've launched a one host, one home policy. so hosts may now only rent space at one address in san francisco. and we want to work together to improve the city's permit system so that it's simple, fair and effective. together, we can make the new rules work for all of san francisco. firefighters to make it a safer holiday season. abc 7 eric thomas has the story. >> the big news from this year operation 7 save a life event, a renewed commitment from one of the biggest manufacturers of smoke alarms. >> we're going to donate 4,000 smoke alarms with the ten year sealed in battery, and 400 carbon monoxide alarms. >> that's up from the 3,000 smoke alarms and 300 carbon monoxide they've donated each of the past dozen years. >> in the fire service, we're very aware that smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors save lives. >> we've partnered with oakland, san jose and santa clara for operation 7 save a life. the event kicked off this year with a program hosted by abc 7 live news desk jessica castro. >> nearly half of the nation's fire deaths occur in the 4% of homes that do not have a smoke detector. >> for our company to be able to help those in most need, it is probably the most gratifying. >> home depot is hoping to distribute them. >> with the holidays coming, colder weather, you know, being prepared in case of a fire is huge. >> it is that time of year when christmas trees and holiday cooking carry the risk of sparking fires, and this year, new recommendations on where to mount those smoke alarms. >> make sure that you have a smoke alarm in every sleeping room, and in the hallway outside of the bedrooms. >> to see how you can get a smoke detector where you live, go to our website, abc 7 news.com. i'm eric thomas, abc 7 news. nintendo plans to have more games available this season, after they quickly sold out yesterday. it is an iconic game, packed with 30 games. the retro system sold out in less than a minute on amazon and disappeared off store shelves in minutes, too. still to come, four days after the election, some hillary clinton supporters still feeling the 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what looks like some activity. but no, it is just a little bit of low cloud activity, midlevel clouds and some mild temperatures to start out your saturday. 61 with airport delays at sfo, and from this vantage point, our east bay hills camera showing a little haze. partly cloudy skies, 60 in con card and down to the beach, full sunshine. throughout the day, thinner cloud cover, call it partly cloudy throughout much of the afternoon. 60s to low 70s inland. highs in the narrow range. many neighborhoods above average. super moon tomorrow night. warmer weather and a little rain to talk about coming up. happening today, sting will be on stage in paris. the site of last year's deadly isis attack. it will be the first concert since three islamic state militants stormed in killing 89 people one year ago tomorrow. three separate attacks in paris, sting says it will be a way to remember and honor those who lost their lives in the november 13th attacks. in florida, another response to a terrorist attack. come out with pride festival will be held, where a gunman killed 49 people in june. a benefit concert will be held for the victims of the attack at the pulse nightclub. earlier this month, the city of orlando bought pulse for over $2 million. city officials plan to turn the site into a memorial to honor the memories of the victims. the election has some people speaking out with their wallets unhappy with the outcome. jonathan bloom explains what they're doing about it. >> reporter: volunteers clearing out the clinton campaign local headquarte headquarters. >> i'm vasad, but what can we d next. so i've started to donate to planned parenthood and i'm going to sign up to volunteer in schools in san francisco. >> it is a sentiment echoed by these volunteers. the san francisco children's art center isn't the only place they're hoping lend a hand. >> i would volunteer for like planned parenthood, because i think it is like such an important organization. >> reporter: planned parenthood has seen an out pouring support. >> what made you want to do that. >> women's health, they're under attack. >> reporter: donations are up and web traffic it through the roof. other charities have seized the opportunity, asking for donations in the wake of the election. but one group, barely needed to ask. >> tuesday night, i couldn't sleep. wednesday morning, i was laying in bed, i couldn't stand it any longer. i woke up, i went online and a made a donation to the aclu. >> the acla says it received over $1 million in donations, the singlest fundraising in its history, crashing the website. why them? >> because they protect our constitution. it is their main goal. that's what is most in peril with the president-elect. >> also expressing the safety pin, which became huge after the brexit vote. there are other symbols that are no so subtle. >> this patriotic t-shirt was the top sefg items, so were logo items, and this pocket constitution. an email sent out said they sold more than $15,000 in merchandise for folks looking to make a statement. >> putting word out that the government is on notice and we'll be watching. >> in san francisco, john tan bloom, abc 7 news. in this morning, president obama reminding us that the military melks and veterans serve as an example of what the nation tries to be everyday. in his weekly radio address, the president recognized the service and sacrifice of our nation's military and called it the most single diverse institution in the country. >> the veterans don't always go around telling stories of their heroism, so it is up to us to ask, tell those stories for them and the values for which they were prepared to give theirs. >> president obama added we must acknowledge we can never serve our military and veterans the same way they serve us. happening today, special dedication in pleasanton, a memorial to the 21 area res dents dents who died serving their country. a lifestyle bronze statue of a soldier kneeling in respect to fallen comrades. it is at pioneer cemetery. ♪ >> the south bay started honoring its veterans early and it became an early thanksgiving for more than 500 veterans. abc 7 news reporter, david lieuy introduces us to one grateful vet. >> july 23rd, was homeless. >> a 12 year old army vet, holding keys to this apartment. he'll move in next week. >> this is just the beginning. now the real journey begins. staying focused, going to school, continue working. >> the 500th homeless vet to get housing, one year after san jose, "all the way home." some of the landlords are vets themselves. >> i'm doing this because i am my brother's keeper and a member of the armed forces. it is something i have the opportunity, and i've been bless dollars. why not share that blessing. >> he has rented this to a vet. >> the number 510 is an impress is figure, there are still more than 6,000 people homeless, who are not veterans living in santa clara county. >> the mayor believes the successf housing vets will lead to a wider program. while 510 have been placed, the challenge isn't over. >> every month there are more being pushed out on the street because of high housing costs. this will be an effort that we have to continue to pursue. >> even the president of the board of supervisors has rented out a room to the vets. >> you rent to a veteran, you get rent. that room would have been sitting empty. there are so many people that have four or five bedroom houses here in the suburbs, san jose and silicon valley that could rent their rooms to a veteran. >> in san jose, david louie. medicalmarijuana, but aren't getting high. cpd, a non-psycho active compound in marijuana helping children suffering from seizures. cpd is available in creams and capsules and veterans are treating it for their physical pain to ptsd. vets are doing so with hem for the weed for warriors project. >> cpd not being psycho active allows the veterans of not having the fear of anxiety of getting high but still have the benefits. >> i get stress and pain relief. six hours of sleep plus. >> this man served in iraq and left shrapnel in his body and a lot of anxiety. he is the local chapter president. tickets for dan ashley's annual rock cos sa charity concert on sale. cheap trick. it is a nonprofit charity foundation formed by our own dan ashley to raise money and awareness for two wonderful causes. advocates, cosa, and camp concord. you can help under served kids on saturday, march 4th in walnut creek. for a link to tickets grks to our website, abc 7 news.com. happening today, a terrific event to benefit the less fortunate. rafael house the largest homeless shelter in the city holding its fund-raiser. rafael house is a nonprofit organization that is completely privately funded and community supported, so they could really use your help. it begins at 9:00 this morning at the bunny meadow in golden gate park on conservatory drive west. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, san francisco skyscraper is both tilting and sinking, a lot more than engineers think it should. how property owners are boyco boycotting the city they say covered up the problem. a live look from the south bay cam. the sunrises over the bay. lisa argen will have your forecast. a good one, . halloween is long over, but look at the clause chomping down on pumpkin. abc 7 news was at the oakland zoo yesterday, as those bears and elephants enjoyed leftovers from pumpkin patches. one big gulp for the elephants there. they prefer peanut butter, though. >> they may go for the easier stuff first, but they'll always come back to it. there is nothing really lacked, ever, when we go back into the yard to clean up. >> pre-thanksgiving treats is an annual treat. look at the san francisco zoo, an early white christmas for north america's oldest polar bear, ten tons of snow, delivered to the zoo yesterday. and it is all for ooloo. he is 35 years young and has lived at the zoo since 1985. spreading out in the snow. >> well, snow in the forecast? >> no. looking at the fog going away and you can see from mount tam, it looks kind of dram maoctor d delays, sunnier and milder weather for most and just a little bit of rain to talk about. but some interesting seven-day outlook panels to show you. come back for that. >> i'm intrigued. okay, lisa, thanks. next, stanford tips off against harvard in china. could the cardinals start out with a win. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. -lois pricese. [ifrom grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices that'll make you wanna sing. - good thing we've got a really catchy theme song. hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. . in sports, stan fords and cal, both on the road today in the pacific northwest. connectoff, 1:00 p.m. and tonight, cal battles washington state in pullman. 7:30 p.m. you can watch it on our sister network, espn. stanford tipped off the new season overseas against harvard. here's larry beil with highlights in this mornings sports. good morning everybody. college beautiful season is here, stanford went all the way to china to open their season against harvard. first game for new head coach, jared haas. welcome to shanghai, 14 million people. christian sanders, read travis, stanford up 9, inside against to travis, 24 points, 17 boards, yao ming says i like that. throwing it down. plus the foul, lead cut to 3. humphrey, stanford pulls away, he had 15 points, marcus allen, a lot of jams in these highlights, cardinals travel 6,000 miles to win their opener. back in the bay, cal opening up at home against south dakota state, the jackrabbits. sam singer, knocks it away. the hoop, the foul, bears up 9 early. later in the first half, roger, with the steal. with authority. senior head 12. singer, jabari bird at 13 points. up a dozen at the break, and singer was playing in his 100th game for cal, going for the rack. he had 14 points. bears us a 17-0 to ice it. 82-53. they host uc iirvinn. arizona trailed 17-2, coming back 45 seconds left, parker jackson cartwright and puts the wildcats up. the brick by tum tum nairn for the tie, evens it at 63. 7 seconds left, going the length of the court and that's the game winner. arizona in a thriller, 65-63. colin kaepernick will return to the scene of the crime on sunday, where his career took a dive, he is still trying to recover from, arizona. last season, he was intercepted four times, two of them were returned for touchdowns. his confidence spy rald downward, eventually benched. kap has worked his way back, and they take a 1-7 record into the desert this weekend, with kap looking for redemption. >> it probably was the worst game of my career. it is a good opportunity to go back, redeem myself. try to help get the team back on track. i mean, you always remember those games, but you know, you move on from it. you can't linger on and dwell on it. you take what you can learn from it, and move on. >> and the raiders have a bye this week. that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you. waking up to still some coastal fog, otherwise some sunshine and live doppler 7 picking up at the fog at the coast, a few sprichkles, but overall, airport delays and foggy conditions from half moon bay to s if. o. we are looking at improving conditions. hour by hour here, since the early morning hours, and from the sutro tower camera, you can see some midlevel clouds and low 60s in san francisco. 60 in san jose, pretty nice morning for you. 57 in gilroy bay. look how the golden gate is improving. it was socked in here all morning long. looking at some sunshine over into marin county, 57, santa rosa. upper elevations, mounts tam a little misty with the cloud cover, 60 by the delta and the diablo range looking at clouds. within concord and livermore, 60. cloud cover, we were warmer than we were yesterday at this time, so starting out with a higher dew point so it feels a little muggy to your skin with 5 degrees warmer than yesterday from the coast, to concord. still some delays at sfo, but we'll look for the thinning cloud cover to be the rule of the day today. the fog will be cleared at the coast and then partly cloudy this afternoon. cooler days arriving by the end of the week, but in between now and then, we have a weak frontal band to track for you. sod, it is about the early morning cloud cover, breaking out into afternoon sunshine, so it should be a nice day today, slightly above average. and we will be looking at the trend for more sunshine and more 70s in livermore. here comes the front. it drops numbers, and then we see more 60s, more in line what we should see for this time of year. 68, warm in southern california, with a few clouds. 82. we're going to be looking at increasing clouds in the north bay for tuesday, and then by tuesday night, it looks like marin, could head into the syee era nevada. dry conditions for the rest of the week. 73 in morgan hills, 72 in santa clara. partly cloudy for you in mountain view. san francisco, low to mid 60s from the sun set to the city and in the north bay, 68, nearing bay, mild afternoon with partly cloudy conditions in hayward. union city and fremont, you'll top out in the low 70s as well as livermore and concord. more sunshine now going through the rest of the morning, 60s coast, mainly sunny tomorrow and the ridge of high pressure will bring numbers up for the warmest day of the week on monday, increasing clouds, maybe a few sprinkles, tuesday into wednesday, and then much coole , and that takes us a week away from thanksgiving. i remember when we had the big thanksgiving storms and all that. wouldn't that be fun? >> it would be, yeah. hope for rain, but in the meantime, enjoy the warm weather i guess. >> great advice. a couple living in millennium tower is going to boycott paying property taxes, they say the city covered up a problem. vic lee has a story you'll only see on 7. >> somebody has to take a stand and hold the city responsible. >> pat and jerry dodson live on the 42nd floor, a luxury two-bedroom condo with killer views. last september, the dodsons and some 50 other homeowners asked city assessor carmen chu to lower their property taxes because the highrise had sunk 16 inches and tilted two inches. it was the dodsons unit where we rolled this golf ball toward the direction the building is leaning. the dodsons paid $2.1 million for their condo three years ago. they told the assessor the value they believe is now around $400,000. >> some people put zero, put people put a dollar. if you're unable to sell something, it is hard to believe it has any value at the time. >> they're yet to hear from the assessors office. currently, two homeowner lawsuits are pending against the developers. the dodsons are considering their own legal action. supervisor aaron peskin has held hearings, which he says reveals the building department knew about the unexpected settling problems, even before units were sold. but gave developers the green light any way. because of that, the dodsons have decided to withhold paying their property taxes to the city. >> it is like being mugged. if two people mugged you, in this case the millennium partners and the city, i'm not sure the victim is supposed to pay the mugger. >> the dodsons say they're more than happy to pay their property taxes once the city takes responsibility and the tower is repaired. vic lee, abc 7 news. next up, another sign the holidays are near. the east bay ice rink opening today with a special ch you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. winning numbers from last 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