Melanie woodrow joins us live with the late details. Melanie . Reporter well, all of this began with a call from in a woman to 911 at whether about 8 20 this morning. Take a look at some of the video from earlier today. You can see here dozens of Union City Police officers, also s. W. A. T. Teams from fremont and newark, they arrived here within minutes. The woman who called 911 had told police her exboyfriend was holding her hostage in her own home for two days. Police officers say though when they arrived she was initially uncooperative. She says she didnt really want to tell the officers that mans fame and she would only say that he was in the home alone and armed with some type of gun. Law enforcement was negotiating with who they believed was that womans exboyfriend when another man called police and said he was coming out of the house. Police initially took that man into custody for questioning first. Hes not the subject that were looking for. Again, we did not know that he was the inside of the residence. He called us to tell us that he was coming out. And shortly after the woman, the female victim in all of this was taken to the hospital by ambulance. Police say for some sort of medical issue that she was having and then a little more than an hour later the man who was still barricaded inside the home did come out. He has now also been taken into custody and is being brought to Union City Police station for questioning. Police say they still have quite a few more questions for everyone involved in this, including that woman who says she was held hostage. Live in union city, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. Thank you, melanie. More details are emerging about the painful ordeal of the kidnapped redding woman who was found on thanksgiving morning. Sherri papinis husband keith described her injuries in a statement to abc news. Bruises covered her face. Her nose was broken and her long blond hair had been chopped off. Papinis captors even branded a message on her skin. Papini vanished while jogging near her home earlier this month. On abcs Good Morning America the Shasta County sheriff dismissed claims that papinis d disappearance was a hoax. So far we are still investigating this as a kidnapping abduction, and everything that she is providing us thus far is indicating that. A passing driver discovered papini wearing restraints in yolo county early thursday morning. Detectives are looking for two Hispanic Women armed with a handgun driving a dark suv. Learning new details about the thanksgiving dinner in antioch that may be linked to illnesses and deaths of several people in the east bay. Weve learned eight other people who ate at that dinner have been diagnosed with the same symptoms. Abc 7 News ReporterElissa Harrington is live where dock trors about to give an update. Reporter weve learned that the new cases are people who feel sick but they are not being hospitalized. Health Officials Say that it is likely that they ate the same food and drink that made the others sick on thanksgiving. Nobody answered the door at assisted minerva place where several residents got sick after eating a thanksgiving me. Three of them died. Minerva place provides care for the elderly and a third home was also impact the. The owner told me one patient was hospitalized and two members of the staff are sick. The common thread, they all ate thanksgiving dinner at the same place, the American Legion hall on west sixth street. Sad for the families. Reporter Christina Loyola is the dining room manager which serves hot meals to the needy. She was cooking lunch at the American Legion hall today. Thursdays meal was sponsored by the Golden Hills Community church, the same foot cabral ate. Golden hills served our dinner and none of us got ill. We all brought plates of food home. It was wonderful and tasted good reporter church released a Statement Part of it reading we are fully cooperating with Health Officials and are praying fervently for the families who lost loved ones and others who are sick. The Contra Costa Health department is investigating a number of possibilities. They are advising anyone at the holiday dinner to throw away leftovers and to immediately call a doctor if you feel sick. In antioch, Elissa Harrington, abc 7 news. Now theres still a lot of up phones with this particular story. Stay with abc 7 news for the very latest developments. If you have our free app well send you an alert when new office comes out. We now know the fame of a whom who was hit and killed by a taxi in san jose early this morning. 37yearold jennifer televera died at the scene on monterrey road. Police say she was not in a crosswalk when the taxi hit her just before 3 00 a. M. Investigators have ruled out speeding, drugs and alcohol as causes for the accident. Southbound monterrey road reopened after 8 00 this morning. A dump truck crash shut down traffic for several hours on a busy Solano County roadway today. That truck was filled with dirt, lost control and timg over on highway 12 just west of interstate 80 around 11 00 this morning. Both lanes were blocked until 3 00 this afternoon. The driver was not hurt. Investigators believe the accident may have been caused by a blownout tire. Meanwhile, a woman was rushed to the hospital this morning after slamming her car into a building in San Franciscos knob hill neighbor. Witnesses saw the driver speeding downhill on clay street and hitting the corner of a building on taylor street. The air bags deployed, but the woman was able to get out on her own. The driver told police that her brakes failed. She says she purposefully drove into the building to avoid hitting a person and to stop her vehicle. Our day has been cool and calm, much like larry. Heres live doppler 7. You can see skies are mainly sunny across the bay area right now. We have a few clouds around. We also have a rough surf. A High Surf Advisory in effect for a couple more hours that expires at 6 00 p. M. And wave heights up to 16 feet in some spots. Theres a possibility of some strong rip currents and sneaker waves and this expires at 6 00 p. M. A little rain on the way. Very little. The storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. It will be coming in tomorrow with hit and miss showers. Less than. 05 of an inch of rain expected in most locations. Heres the forecast animation beginning at 5 00 tomorrow morning as the morning commute gets under way. Well see clouds beginning to increase in the north bay and then by 9 00 a. M. Or so well see a couple of spotty showers mainly near the coastline, and by noon maybe a spot or two of shower activity, widely scattered across the north bay and near the golden gate and then later in the afternoon spotty showers may pop up just about anywhere and that will be about the end of it, and were going to have calm weather after that. Looking at clear skies right now from mt. Tam. Temperatures mainly in the 50s. Ill give a look at the complete accuweather sevenday forecast a little later. Larry . Thanks, spencer. See you in a few minutes. A San Francisco lawmaker has introduced the first proposal of its kind in california. This is a measure that calls for spending millions of dollars in taxpayer money to help undocumented immigrants who could face deportation during the trump administration. Abc 7 News ReporterCarolyn Tyler has the details. It wasnt really that fun being alone without my mom. Reporter 8yearold aleashios smother an undocumented immigrant from nicaragua who was detained two years ago on fraud charges. I had a sue side atempt ive lost my children and my home. Reporter she explained to this crowd gathered at San Francisco city hall she was eventually lucky enough to get a lawyer and get out of jail. Thats exactly what supervisor david campos is proposing. He wants the city to spend 5 million to provide legal help to undocumented immigrants through the Public Defenders Office and nonprofit law firms. The effort is in response to president elect Donald Trumps threats of mass deportations. It is a shame that there are 1,600 people in detention proceedings right now in San Francisco who dont have a right to a lawyer. Reporter after mr. Trumps election, mayor ed lee renewed his support for San Francisco as a sanctuary city, meaning it doesnt cooperate with federal immigration agents. Supervisor campos is challenging him to support this budget proposal. You cannot say that were a sanctuary if you are unwilling to make the investment needed to protect the 44,000 undocumented people who live in the city and county of San Francisco. Reporter mayor is out of town, but his spokesperson says his office met yesterday with communitybased legal groups and the Public Defenders Office and will deal with the funding issue over the next two weeks. In San Francisco, Carolyn Tyler, abc 7 news. There are new reports of racially charged hate graffiti this time at a San Francisco high school. The graffiti was found in bathrooms on Bulletin Boards and classroom desks at lowell high school. School staff has sent a letter to students to show respect for their peers and saying there will be consequences. Part of the letter reads while these actions have been performed by a very small number of individuals, result of these beha behaveiors has a profound effect on others. We cannot and will not tolerate this type of behavior. Big win for the Golden State Warriors today off the court. The state court of appeals has affirmed a lower courts ruling about their proposed arena in San Francisco. The ruling said theres no merit to plaintiffs objections of the citys environmental analysis and its approval of the project. The warriors hope to break ground on this new facility next year. The mission bay arena is slated to open in 2019. Well, coming up on abc 7 news at 4 00, a day of action. From new york to San Francisco, the protesters calling for an increase in the minimum wage. Plus, from black friday to cyber monday and now to giving tuesday, how people are giving ga back after all of that fighting. And a fight over a parking spot goes from brawl to Demolition Derby. A wild scene coming up at this hour. And its a lot calmer on 101 in san jose. All backed up in the southbound direction. Carpool lane is moving pretty quickly. Northbound lane is fine as is 880 no justice, no peace dozen disease of people were arrested today in protests across the nation calling for a 15 per hour minimum wage. Rockers from fast food restaurants, day cares and airports walked off the job today in cities from new york to San Francisco. Abc 7 News ReporterAmy Hollyfield has been following the story and has a look at what happened during protests in oakland and at San Francisco international airport. Reporter protesters shut down the intersection of 98th avenue and international boulevard in oakland this morning to demand a higher minimum wage. They blocked the street for about an hour before police moved in and made some arrests. Organizers were pleased with the turnout. Well, it sends a real strong message that, you know, status quo is not acceptable, and that we definitely need to consider the workers and their rights and their opportunity and ability to earn a sustainable living. Reporter this was one of several demonstrations that took place across the country today. Heres a look at the rally that happened in chicago this. Nationwide effort is called fight for 15 meaning they want the minimum wage raised to 15 an hour. They staged the protests outside of Mcdonalds Restaurants and airports, highlighting fast food workers, baggage handlers and ticket agents as examples of who they are fighting for. Uber drivers also participated we actually make a lot less than minimum wage workers, so were here basically to say, you know what, we cannot allow Corporate America to put profits before people. Reporter Amy Hollyfield, abc 7 news. A 15 an hour minimum wage will become law in several bay area cities in the coming years. San francisco will be among the first. The minimum rate climbs to 15 on july 1st, 2018. San jose will follow suit six months later along with el cerrito. The city of emoryville will have a 16 an hour rate effective january 2019 and the rate goes up in los angeles in 2020. Statewide it climbs to 15 in 2022 from the current rate of 10. Samsung is considering splitting the company and say they will take the next six months into splitting itself into a Holding Company and a separate operating business. Some experts say this move could cost the Company Stock to soar with dividends rising as much as 30 . This comes as they are dealing with several crises including the battery problems with the galaxy note phones. And dozens of cities considering slapping a tax on streaming Services Like netflix. Cable tv subscriptions are taxed and why not streaming and the ceo of netflix says this is a dangerous precedent that could tax other things like music streaming and stockton is among the cities looking into such a tax. Chicago officials filed a Class Action Lawsuit over a streaming tax there. Yesterdays cyber monday has given way to todays giving tuesday, a fundraising for nonprofit groups. Kristen sze is here with how local charities are hoping to benefit. Larry and ama, t the givingtuesday is trending now on social media. Celebrities are urging us to shift our focus from buying for ourselves to helping others. Reese witherspoon asking us to support girls, inc and michael j. Fox asking to donate for parkinsons Disease Research and bill gates says participate in giving tuesday any way we like. Charities, they certainly hope that they will be able to match or perhaps even surpass last years total donated globally. That would be 117 million. A San Francisco nonprofit that would love your support is lava mae which provides the homeless with bathrooms and popup showers. It will help support our ability to design and to release a tool kit so thing popup care villages in a box. I think they are very needed service for everybody out here thats homeless that cares enough to take a shower. Kind snacks has a giving tuesday challenge for you. Do something nice for someone and tweet about it and maybe they will send you free snacks. And if you want more information, maybe ideas on how to give, the abc 7 news website has a section on giving tuesday so we invite you to check it out. Larry and ama. Thank you, kristen. Christmas has come to the white house from giants dogs to giant trees. This years theme is the gift of the holidays for the obama familys final here in the white house. The decorations were officially unveiled today from military families including a tree and a flag display featuring some of the families the obamas have met over the years. A tree decorated with Gold Ornaments honors soldiers who lost their lives, and next to it an ipad station where the expected 68,000 visitors this Holiday Season can send messages to service members. That is a lot of visitors. Thats a nice touch indeed. Yeah. Well, our weather is not a bad touch outside. Feeling a little wintry today. Cool skies, but it was a little bit of a chill in the air and thats going to be with us for a while. Heres a look at live doppler 7. Mainly sunny skies across the bay area right now and interestingly enough theres clouds coming our way. Check out this view from mt. Tam looking down towards ocean beach under blue skies and currently 58 degrees here in San Francisco and upper 50s at oakland, mountianview, san jose, gilroy and 55 at half moon bay. This is the view at the golden gate where skies are also clear. It is 62 degrees right now in santa rosa and other locations, napa, the new york posta and hayward and 55 at fairfield and cool 53 at livermore and check out this cool view looking out over the bay towards the bay bridge. These are our forecast features. Chilly overnight once again with the possibility of some patchy frost, and we may see some isolated showers tomorrow, as i mentioned, and well have a warmer pattern developing at the very end of the week taking us into the weekend. Forecast animation starting at 5 00 tomorrow morning as the morning commute gets under way. Most locations clear and dry and clouds will be increasing up in the north bay and then later in the Morning Hours about 8 00, 9 00, 10 00 or so, well see clouds reaching all parts of the bay area and down to the midday hours around 1 00 p. M. We might see widely scattered isolated showers hand they could pop up just about anywhere and its hard to pinpoint where they may be and at what time, and that possibility remains whether its through the afternoon commute or evening commute, i should say, into the evening hours, and then that threat will dissipate that chance will dissipate. Our rainfall totals we project will be not more than. 401 of an inch in most locations. A couple of wet spots and thats ab