>> yes, officers are still on the scene investigating the indent that took place around midnight. this is a narrow road. you can understand why a person would have trouble drive out of this road. it ended up with an officer hit by a vehicle. also, striking another patrol vehicle this is what we know: san francisco police department got a careful an auto burglary at midnight. the officer arrive asked got out of the car to investigate. a person in a vehicle tried to drive away and ended up hitting the officer and pinning him again the vehicle. another police unit arrived and the burglar hit the second vehicle and could not escape and was arrested. the injured officer was taken to the hospital with possible broke were ribs and a leg injury. he is stable and two suspects were detained. police are not looking for anyone else. we will stay on the scene as the investigation continues and bring you an update in half an

hour. >> a san francisco man said he has zero summer say for the man who tried to problem him an interview you will see only open abc7. the surveillance video is incredible. bill had just taken out the trash when he was confronted by an armed man wearing a hoodie. he did not back down. instead he wrestled with the intruder and got hold of the gun. >> i got the when it felt like i could cut his head off like a won a marathon or championship. >> he tried to shoot at the would be robber but the gun jammed. our reporter will have much more of the exclusive interview at top of the hour. >> happening today, alameda dive crews are back in the water searching for a missing better, the 31-year-old man was a contractor in the i.t.

organization and in a boat with other e employees on friday when the tight ok water. no one was wearing a life jacket. seven swam to chair and he did not making it. >> at the search area is the size of a football field from 10' to 50' and the bottom is hard packed rock. they are searching by hand. >> a statement to abc a spokesman said "our thoughts are with the 19's family and end froms and receive updates but we have no further information to share." >> the oregon college involved in the tragic school shooting last week will re-open for the first time today. classes will not be held. students and faculty are able to retrieve things they left behind. and lend support to each other. >> how could something like this happen anywhere? >> a small town in mourning families in

nine killed. >> the pastor ahead prayers were answered his 18-year-old daughter was save when fellow student fell on top of her after being shot. she played dead. >> we believe that his blood saved our daughter's life. >>enses say the student gunman 26-year-old chris harper mercer ordered some to crawl and beg before taking their lives. >> a man shot seven times trying to save others posted this video to facebook. >> i'm overwhelmed bit support i have gotten from everyone and i want to wish all the other families a safe and speedy recovery. >> next to lacey, a student was specifically chosen by the gunman to live and deliver material to police. >> the shooter said you are

lucky, you are the one that live. in the backpack and a flash drive that you will need. >> investigators have been scouring evidence at his home and on campus for a motive. we did taught want to be part of the san diego hook club but we are now members. >> students will be allowed back on campus after lunch today around 1:00 o'clock and classes resume tomorrow. >> a page set up to pay the medical spends of hero and shooting survivor chris mint has raided 750,000 million, the army veteran was shot seven times. the goal was to raise $10,000, but a staggering outpouring of support and gratitude nearly 750,000 right now. >> colleges in the philadelphia area are warning students to be extra cautious this morning after a throat of violence

directed at local campuses. the f.b.i. and a.t.f. threats have been made against an unspecified university near philadelphia today. the university of pennsylvania and temple and drexel all sent alerts to students and the threat was posted on social media following last weekend's deadly shooting in oregon but did not mention a specific school but did mention a specific time at 11 o'clock this morning. our time. >> today, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is taking her campaign and the gun control debate and is expected to unveil new proposals to cut down on gun violence at a campaign stop today in new hampshire calling for universal background checks for all bayers and require sellers at shows to follow the same laws as retailers. she plans to push for a repeal of legislation that shields manufacturers and dealers from most liability suits. >> kids are invited to a party today in honor of madyson

middleton on what would have been herth birthday. she was kid thatted, sexually assault asked strangled in july. her 15-year-old neighbor is facing murder. her mother is throwing a party in santa cruz from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. with bouncy houses and a petting zoo, she wents to make it a tradition to honor her daughter's lie. today is designated maddy's day in santa cruz. >> arraignment tomorrow for a man suspected of killing his mother in fremont. osama bin laden was arrest malik pettigen was arrested, the level of violence used in the killing of his mother was severe. >> bizarre mastermind of the vallejo kidnapping is scheduled for federal arraignment in sacramento. the 378-year-old mathew muller, disbarred attorney, will plead not guilty to kidnapping. a federal jury indicted muller for the kidnapping of vallejo

resident denise huskins in march. huskins was sexually assaulted and held for republican some and released days later in southern california. vallejo police dismissed the case as a hoax. >> napa officials say it will be a good months before they can tackle a repair job to a library listed in the national register of historic places one of several buildings that sustained damage in the august of 2014 earthquake. officials say repairs to the roof and the tower will begin in the spring of next year and likely will cost more than the estimated $325,000 for repair. >> now, meteorologist mike nicco has the weather. mike? >> good morning, everyone, when you step outside, notice across the not by a lack of clouds and you are nine to 12 degrees cooler and the rest of us are two to seven degrees warmer. in the north bay, a cool spot at

50, and novato is june and down the road, san rafael is 61 a warm spot, and mill valley is 59, and we have 62 in vallejo, american canyon, and 56 in we are 60 in alameda and san carlos and san francisco is 61. 58 in newark. san jose is 59. a cool spot is respond at 54. a light southwest freeze and no clouds across the golden gate bridge and that will change as we head and the afternoon. you can see the clouds across san francisco at 71 and peninsula is 75 and south bay and east bay is 77 and north bay is 78 and top out inland east bay at 81. the fall will stay away from sfo this morning and check out the temperatures, morning clouds and in the form of fog and afternoon clouds in the form of high fog and warming trend for the weekend. leyla? >> looking great in san jose. we are looking at clear

conditions in the south bay. to the north and to the east that is walnut creek southbound 680, tail lights heading away from pleasant hill to highway 24. and chugging along nicely we have an area of so verify slowing because of the construction ending at 5:00 a.m., southbound nimitz between 98th to davis we have lanes taken away until 5 o'clock and nine miles per hour is the top speed and you have a couple of options, san leandro or international boulevard will help you get around it and the cones are going to be picked up. avoid the delays. >> muni riders can pay for the bus using smartphone but a lucky few can test it out before it launches. 200 pass majors are going to test the new service to pay their fare with the smartphone rather than exact change, the apple allows you to pay with credit and debit and papal. if you want to test, tomorrow is the deadline to sign up with all the details on abc7news.com.

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walnut creek burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good monday morning. looking clear right now. meteorologist mike nicco is back and he has the forecast. >> here is something mike wants us all the time: the driver of a

pickup drives into too much water in south carolina and the vehicle is swept away with the man trapped inside. crews had to knock out the back window to get him out. this is the dangerous situation. the state is seeing the heaviest rains in a thousand years. seven people have been killed in flash flooding across the carolinas and more rain is expected today. here is the latest. ravages of south carolina. >> this is unprecedented. >> grown men in water town their neck. the floods at rooftop levels some losing everything. >> everything i own, that i know of, has been destroyed. all my memories, everything i have worked for all gone. >> they hope the floods will fade away from them. after government imposed curfews

residents in aid south carolina counties wake up to scenes of destruction. we have not seen this level of rain in the lowcountry in a thousand years. >> officials wanting the floods are expected to continue and could come on suddenly. >> because the rain stops does not mean the danger is over. >> this road collapsed under the strain and some rescue workers in need of rescue. >> we had a mother and clear stranded and a, worry tried to get to him. he was stranded and we used heiress cue to get all of them. then we picked up the people off the rooftops. >> this resident got out just in time. >> i was scared, i started on foot and i thought we were going to die. >> a massive rescue effort has saved hundreds of lives and more door-to-door praises are -- operations are expected as the rains continue today. >> two coast guard cutters are

searching the waters off southeast bahamas for missing cargo ship with 33 crew members. the ship has not been heard from since thursday but teams have retrieved debris including wood and container that appears to belong to the 7930' ship headed to puerto rico when it ran into hurricane joaquin, lost power and took on water. >> hurricane joaquin stayed away >> hurricane joaquin stayed away while mike was here andrew was during el nino which most people remember in 1992 and it was devastating. but it will turn east and move away from the coast and move away from bermuda much of an affect. >> testing the lights on the bay

bridge with beautiful picture from the exploritorium. when we come through the last week, it will be nice to see them come back up. the forecast today, the first highlight, high clouds but for the coast we have low clouds and seasonal and steady pattern through the middle of the week and 90s coming back to the weekend with what will happen today and here is a look at visibility with problems more dominant in the north bay and now it is just reaching your neighborhood so it could drop the visibility the next couple of hours and everyone else is okay and to 7:00 or 8:00 or 9:00 the marine layer will re-establish and push the clouds to emeryville and that will be the main area of clouds and we will clear out. in the afternoon, we will have high clouds rolling in and the sky may not be kite so blue. 60 and 70s and a few 80s,

and our microclimate, to the south, milpitas and sunnyvale at 76, and san jose 78, and morgan hill and los gatos and gilroy, 79, santa cruz 70 and sunny on the peninsula, mid-to-upper 70s a few clouds heading to the san bruno gap with the clouds developing along the coast keep you in the mid-to-upper 60s and sunset at 67. more sunshine and local 70s for downtown south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 70s through the north bay valley but the clouds keep the coastal communities in the mid-to-upper 60s. mid-to-upper 70s along the coast and finger of fog to berkeley. enunder that, upper 70s to low 80s, so, warm, but not 6 warmer than yesterday. tonight, you can see more fog in the north bay, more clouds from san mateo, north, south bay is cleared out at mid-50s to 60.

the seven-day outlook shows a pattern hacking around on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and 70s at coast this weekend, 80s an the bay and 90 inland if you liked the warm the at the peach this weekend is a weekend. now the morning commute. leyla? >> we have a hotspot in the east bay because of construction but the mass transit shows 28 bart trains running on time with no delays reported on muni and ace train one and it is on time. as we take you over richmond-san rafael no delays to the bridge and to the north bay, on 101, five minutes gets you to this point and accident free in the north bay and pushing in to mill valley and beyond sausalito through the robin williams tunnels and the golden gate bridge looking clear. drive time traffic in san francisco to sfo there is a flight to catch with nine minute

commute 880 northbound from highway 238 to the macarthur maze in the east bay it is 14 minutes and from highway 85 to the san jose airport is 11 minutes. 880 has slowing in the southbound direction but the altamont pass is not too bad at 25 miles per hour from tracy to the pass and to greenville you are looking clear. we still have the project that is gumming up 880 southbound from 98th to davis street. use san leandro street or international boulevard until 5:00 a.m. >> thank you. chances are you have gotten good at fast forwarding through commercials for shows on the dvr but now there is a new dvr that lets you skip the entire commercial break with a break tagging the start and end and works with 20 channels including

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extinguished tomorrow night at 98 percent contained and burned 118 square miles in late snow small and napa counties, with 2,000 structures destroyed, four people were killed in the fire and four firefighters were injured. >> in late of the fires in the state a surprising story from sacramento, a state fire prevention account is overflowing with $43 million. all unspent. more than 800,000 property owners pay fire prevention fee and officials have been cautious spending the money because they were not sure how much extra there would be. >> >> now a check on the weather forecast. mike? you probably saw the video and we are going to show it of all of the understanding that happened in charleston, over the weekend, and the storm is hitting the outer banks up t moorehead and this is a low and that is hurricane joaquin moving

away. it is slowing the progress of the low. we have our own low that is creating showers. and even some upper level snow. we pulled the purple out so we have a winter weather advisory from a dusting to 4" along the sierra to even 6-8" and some of the other counties around the area. it lookings interesting pattern. yosemite is at 74 and fresno is 79. to san diego and los angeles, low-to-mid 70s, scattered showers and palm springs young with showers. lake tahoe is dry at 66 and mid-80s in the central valley and sunshine around monterey to the big sur and about 70 degrees. this will move away and it will bring us a nice set of sunshine here but you can notice the clouds developing along the coast sliding south as we head through the afternoon hours. not so sunny as over the weekend. will there be a sunny dis' on

the way to work? >> fine, but charleston, i have been back for three weeks and amazing how quickly the weather changes. it rains once and flooded quite a bit, went away and boy, this has been absolutely terrible. we do not see hurricane evacuation routes. i saw that for the first tie. in san jose, 101 it is clear, where a knew headlights pushing to mineta san jose international airport and to the bay bridge toll plaza we have quite a few cars stacking up in the far right happened lane paying cash and zigging for change. the rest of the fast trackers are cleared from e oakland, and danville has a crash with a car avoiding the your cans that tell into the roadway northbound 680, be careful. we do tend to see dark conditions. you may not see it coming. drive more cautiously.

drive time traffic 680 southbound to the north highway 4 do walnut creek six minutes and at highway 24, westbound, walnut creek to 13, it is eight minutes, and 580, tracy to dublin is 37 minutes. a san francisco gym is feeding the hungry locally. the two week food drive starts today. you are encouraged to drop off food items. move for hunger reports 136,000 people in san francisco including one in 45 children struggle with finding the next meal. >> we have break news with a chase that sent a san francisco police officer to the emergency room. an interview with a man who stop add would be robbery and his account of what happened. and the surveillance video and the surveillance video showing the frightening moment.

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