what that feels like. >> andy lee was working in his office not far from the casual carpool stop two. robbers barged in. >> they stole my shoulder back, check books. >> lee and others here blame this surge on the shortage of police. >> having to focus on more dangerous parts of the city mean that's more afluent parts of oakland are vulnerable to this activity. >> this afternoon, police said they have detained three men in connection with the robbery. they gave no other details. >> pg&e share holders claiming executives damaged the company by putting profit as head of safety.

it claims $100 million was to be used for pipeline maintenance was spent to buy back stock. both before and after the 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. >> three years of hearing about pg&e paying millions to settle lawsuits to account for missing documents, the share holders left to carry of brunt that have. >> abc 7 contacted pg&e for a response. a spokesperson told us they're reviewing this suit. coming up at 6:00 what local officials are demanding from pg&e in the wake of accusation autos two contra costa county families under moushing tonight. one lost a child hit by a car, and another the family of the mother who hit that child. riding to school on his bicycle.

this tranl dion every level. >> this community devastate bid what happened to this boy this morning here in front of the school. he was hit and killed by an suv driven by a woman whose children attend the school. he was known to ride his bike wearing a helmet that could not help him on this day. >> it's just horrible, horrific. >> chris was driving his van moments after an suv struck and killed a 7th grader. a class mate of his daughter. >> immediately i could see the bike underneath the truck. i could -- they had the little boy covered up. i can tell it was -- it was not good. >> the 12-year-old was riding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder of the road. a mom just drochd her own kids made a right turn, hitting him. >> if she felt she struck an objects and pulled over to the right shoulder.

that is when she realized she struck a child and also attended her child's school. >> the accident happened just before 8:00 a.m. minutes before the first bell. school administrators notified students about what happened. and brought in grief counselors. >> the children are very sad. the whole school was brought together, again, extremely sad. the young boy was very popular and well known. >> he says and he others could see burgess riding from his home in discovery bay he rides his bike every day. everybody knows that child. there is a lot of traffic coming in and out of the school. so it's not a place for a boy to be riding a bike. you should be cautious and watching for the children. >> chp investigates and administrators say counselors will be helping students cope with the loss of a class mate.

>> governor brown signed a little bill a law that requires drivers to provide three feet of space between their vehicle and bicyclists. three feet for safety. failing to do so will flult a fine of $35. the law takes neglect september of 2014. >> and a man qharjd attempted murder of a police officer in clear lake this, happened during a traffic stop. authorities say a parole put his truck in reverse pinning the officer to another truck. he should be out of the hospital within next day or two. >> napa police asking for help in locating a 78-year-old with dementia when has not been seen since suchbltd police say he was last seen leaving his

home around 5:00 a.m. sunday. police say he may be driving to river rock casino. >> we're now to deadly terrorist attacks in a shopping mall in kenna. officials there say tonight they believe they have freed all of those held hostage this is video taken on saturday five americans among injured including a 26-year-old grad. >> i'm okay, i'm very grateful to be aly. i'm also very grateful for the kennan people. >> dang has injuries to chest,

arm and leg. she's a general manager for eat out kenya and meeting with co-workers on saturday the gunfire started. >> authorities is a a napa man died while parachuting off mount st. helena yesterday. he's a well known base jumper. saying he was speed paragliding where the wind pulls a parachute. he crashed. he called his wife to say he'd broken his hip when authorities found him, he was dead. he was only 35 years old. >> a federal judge expected to decide this week whether the public has the right to see videos showing state prison guards tossing chemical grenades and pumping pepper spray into the cells of mentally ill inmates. those videos part of a legal battle over the way they're disciplined and whether

inmates receive adequate mental health care. the state wants the videos kept from public view. >> we'll see what happens. palo alto police used "find my iphone app to track an ipad. police arrested man and say he cut a window screen and took out two ipads, a lap top, a digital camera and jewelry. >> new york handing down huge fines to businesses that post fake yelp reviews positive reviews can provide a big boost and market research believes one out of 10 could be fake by next year. you're going to meet a teenager paid to rent them.

>> labor leaders back in the bargaining table today. neither side is report prog gres fchl not reached employees could strike early as october 11th. there are sessions scheduled almost every day through the end of the cooling off period. then there are some days when bart bart plans to meet with unions. october 10th is the last day talks are scheduled. >> less for more. coming up next, airline changing your frequent flyer points. >> what governor brown just did to protect teenagers. >> live on the roof, a pattern change this week bringing gusty winds and possibly sprinkles. i'll have details coming up.

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onfirst church of god and christ. an institution in this neighborhood 90 years. i spoke to the pastor's wife, and she says the church looks to be a total loss. and says it contained a lot of historical records likely destroyed. it's part of a network of churches providing services to the community. one witness says he believes the fire started inside of the church. >> it caught kaugt on the pole travelled up the pole, hit the trance former rmt f. you saw trance former explode, calling -- falling to the ground and wires fell. and and then we lost the power in the neighborhood. >> officials confirm it did start in the church. the church official tells us they have had issues earlier

today and one neighborhood heard an electrical sound coming from the trance former. coming up we believe pg&e crews are on the scene checking this out. and we hope to bring you more information later in this newscast. >> oracle team kicked off yet another win. abc 7 with its fifth straight win over team new zealand. >> last week saying it's impossible. now people upgraded to unlikely.

this is as close it it gets. a communal gathering on a san francisco pier. the race is as far as that hovering helicopter. the mood of the crowd elevating. machlsy admit before the america's cup she knew nothing about racing but now after seven wins. >> by have a chance. >> speaking of waiting imagine wearing kiwi shoes today. today's race is a win just the same. >> i built it back up, which is fair enough. rules say you can do. he's done well. >> the cup that it thought it had in the bag has yet to make to it this stage. the hotel bills are adding up.

reservations keep changing with every win, momentum keeps shifting for new seemed simple a week ago. so there are two more races tomorrow. if oracle wins, and we're here tomorrow night we'll be on the brifrk of what some are calling biggest come back in sports history at least a very, very large one. and very unlikely. >> certainly exciting wairngs we'll see. a new bill giving california web users under the age of 18 options to delete postings from the internet. brown sign that had bill today. it requires web sites mobile

apps ask services to offer an option to delete or remove information that they've posted. the law does not protect against reposting, however rules on tw when to turn off electronic devices on airlines may be changing. a pabl is meeting to discuss and they'll meet behind closed doors to come up with a plan. according to new york times the committee is expected to allow reading e books, listening to pod casts and watching videos during takeoffs and landings. animal is expected to recommend it by the end of the month. >> if you've been thinking about buying a plug in vehicle this week is your chance to test drive models by going

just one place. cars such asford's c max energy, bmw active e and the leaf can be taken for a spin tomorrow. and saying they're an option for long distuesday dance commuters. >> so the cars are getting about thery life and range getting better and better. >> there are 15 different models to test drive. bay area home to one fifth of all bay area vehicles nationwide. >> that is impressive. >> yes. >> and let's talk about consumer news. >> yes. we heard there is a problem and this has been going on and on. you heard about it first right

here. edd is making progress with unemployment checks. staff brought in and it began three weeks ago we tomd you before during labor day weekend. officials say it caused a backlog and thousands have been waiting for their insurance check autos over the weekend we did have 450 people working on saturday. 300 people on sunday. we made progress making $21.7 million in payments over the last three days. >> the edd was able to clear 43,000 from that backlog.

and it should be posted by tomorrow morning. if you have a bunch of southwest miles, you might want to use them sooner rather than later. airline telling members of the program with some flights soon costing more miles. beginning march 31, cheapest want to get way reward flights will take more flights to book. currently takes 60 points per dollar, it's being increased to 70 points. the program is still a great deal. of the rest of the program will remain the same. but no blackout dates and points that never expire. >> are you worried about kitdz getting too much sugar on halloween? nutritionists say cereal companies are rolling out halloween themed monster sear cells -- serials.

-- cereals. nutritionists say parents should keep track of how much sugar their children eat before halloween too,. general mills points out 06% of the cereals are consumed by adults. >> count cohcula. >> let's head out sichld. >> hi, sandhya. >> yes. first week of fall. just around here, nice, sunny day. get ready for cooler weather. we'll talk about the possibility of seeing sprinkles. live doppler 7 just showing clouds around point reyes.

if you're heading up to tahoe, start agent 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, running until 10:00 p.m. winds expected to gust about 45 miles per hour. and system will bring us winds as well. sunshine now, 68 in san francisco. 74 oakland. it's mild around san jose. here is a view from san jose. light breeze, we're going to keep it nice and mild tomorrow. 79 in napa. temperatures today upper 60s to running a good four to 10 degrees warmer. here is a view you look back

towards sutro tower. you can see low clouds out there there is a chance of sprinkles warming back up, here is the radar and satellite. another system in the gulf of alaska going to bring us cooler air. cooler weather for tuesday and wednesday, you might want to have an extra layer, jacket or sweater. tomorrow morning dry cold front goes through tomorrow evening. winds start to pick up. slight chance of spring yelz inland wednesday afternoon and breezy weather kin -- continues.

watch winds starting to pick up into afternoon, evening. gusting to 30 miles per hour. 26 half moon bay. it will feel cooler with wind direction out there. tomorrow morning bundle upt kids. tomorrow afternoon, highs look like this. 74 san jose. 64 in pacifica. 69 degrees in the north bay. wind pick up in point reyes. east bay, a mild day, 71 oakland, inland spots cooler than this time of the year, but pleasant. 77 livermore, look at the accu-weather forecast. we'll feature cooler weather but warms up for the latter half of the week. mid-80s inland near 80 -- 70s along the coast.

fall is a beautiful time of the year but it can be windy. live from the roof of the abc 7 broadcast sent yes, back to you. >> thank you. >> this is like a scene out of the wild west. why dozens of wranglers were in the saddle in the big city. >> skins of a turn around for illegal immigration

in sacramento a cattle call, cowboys drove a herd of live stock down main street today. the guard farm to fork week. using local food sources this week the capitol will showcase a restaurant, farm, breweries and wineries focusing on using local agriculture. >> well, chocolate lovers may be spending more because of an effort to be more conscious

consumers from california to switzerland are buying more dark chocolate driving up prices everywhere. compounding this situation a shortage of coco beans this year, probably next we're year as well. >> well, still ahead how a day at the beach... >> turns into

coming up at 6:00 a shareholder lawsuit, looking into why elected official say it doesn't go far enough. why is this new library sitting empty? parents demand it allowed to ox a woman learning how to write with the blink of an eye. hour technology is filling in the gaps. it's coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news tonight at 6:00. >> thank you. >> see you then, here some remarkable video of a dog with instincts to save a live.

>> this is video of a dog putting itself between a baby and crashing surf. >> yes. the family dog you can see race as head to put itself between the baby and waves and mom runs and scoops up the child. that dog knew, somehow, that should not happen. >> that is a great. >> that dog earned a treetd. >> extra dog food. >> world news is coming up next. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00.

welcome to "world news." tonight, terror in the shopping mall. the race to take back that giant mall from terrorists in kenya. parents running with their children. people finding amazing places to hide, and back here in america, we show you a training tape as police are preparing to test a mall near you. health alert, fighting the flu. a possible breakthrough. what you should ask your doctor in the next visit. and the rant round heard the world. the comedian who struck a nerve saying it's time to put down that cell phone and reconnect with each other. >> okay, i'm getting sad. i've got to get the phone and write "hi" to like 50 people. [ laughter ]