swollen. gabby, her two sisters and their mom, told us that at about 11:00 that night, hours after the party ended, a sheriff's deputy showed up. gabby's sister, shante was sitting with her boyfriend in his car in front of the house. they say the deputy questioned both and then acted aggressively towards shante, trying to get her out of the car. >> he was just angry from the get go. from the second he got out of the car. >> gabby protested her sister's treatment. >> she says the deputy turned his agrex toward her and gabby walked quickly toward the house. >> all of the sudden, i felt an arm on my neck. that's when he lifted me up off the ground and threw me face first into the ground. >> she was arrested, taken to the hospital, jailed and booked for battery on an officer and resisting arrest. >> did you resist? >> no, there was no way i could have.

he was on top of me with my hands behind my back. >> gabby required more medical treatment. ultimately, the d.a. dropped the charges. a lawyer has long-criticized the sheriff's office for the conduct of its deputies. >> two years ago, they tasered 23 times at the county jail after he was arrested on a d.u.i. last month, a group of inmates charged they were systematically beaten and tortured. excessive force lawsuits are pending in both cases. and now this. sweiger says there was some 1600 use of force incidents in the jails these past six years, none of which the sheriff's office concluded they were excessive. the sheriff's office says it can't comment on pending lawsuits but asks only a small

percentage were excessive and that none of those charges were found to be true. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> new developments tonight in this summer's collapse of a balcony. six students died, seven more were injured. iteam reporter says a dozen lauts were filed late this afternoon. many involve issues of water damage and dry rot. so bad that mushrooms were growing in the rotted wood. dan will have his in-depth story for you coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> police are looking for help following a rare home invasion following that community this morning. the man wearing masks confronted the homeowner outside the home of via grenada at 7:00 this morning. they forced the homeowner back into the house where they stole cash, jewelry and firearms. >> this is not something we see

in miraga. this is an extremely safe community. we're looking for anybody that has any kind of information that they can share with us and definitely any homeowners who have surveillance footage. >> the suspects got away. >> residents were also targets of a home invasion, but they fought the thieves off with samurai swords. the w078 grabbed the sword and scared away the spruders. they are also prepared for the worst. >> be prepared. not answer the door. i've instructed the kids not to answer the door for anybody. >> the thieves were not armed and did not steal anything. >> some call it a hail mary pass. but, tonight, the mayor believes

oakland is very much in the game to keep the raiders in town. the mayor is back with her big meeting in new york. laura anthony is live at oakland city hall tonight with what she's saying about the trip. >> hi, dan. just wrapping up her press conference this afternoon, just off the plane from new york where she says her presentation was well received from the nfl. she admits to build a stadium near los angeles, she says she cannot be distracted by that. her focus is on oakland. >> we are excited to make oakland's case to the nfl. >> her city still has a chance to keep the raiders. >> and to continue this show, our true commitment and passion for getting the deal done that does not directly subsidize the

stadium with public money. >> bob eiger, ceo of abc 7's parent company, disney, to help lead the team's effort to move to carson. other cities are kicking off as much as $300 million. show says she can build a stadium here without using oakland's dollars. bonds -- >> it's a process oakland community activists are watching closely. >> we want to make sure that public land, public money, public infrastructure serves existing residents. >> the nfl is expecting which team to move to los angeles early next year.

>> so listen to this, the committee planning the superbowl festival is asking part of market street be taken down. now, if that proposal is approved, streetcars will be shutdown along one of the city's main arteries. >> this is going to be incredibly disruptive for commuters who depend on the market street span to get to work. most run through market street. >> supervisor has been told those wires need to come down because artwork will be displayed over the street. the proposal will be taken up next month. >> tonight, the chp is looking for a motorcyclist spotted driving recklessly. a second motorcyclist went the wrong way and crashed head on into a car on pomona boulevard. this was just after noon. the rider went over the side and suffered some serious injuries. the driver of the car also went

to the hospital. they were first spotted going over 100 miles an hour west of fairfield. they refused to pull over and then sped away. in sunnyvale, three police officers shot and killed a man this afternoon. the officers claimed the man charged at them with a knife. abc 7 news reporter david louis is live at the scene with the latest about what happened there today. >> dan, as you can see, still a very much active crime scene. we have brand new details that originally came to police as a case of an e alleged battery. she was claiming she was sexually assaulted by her half brother. >> police were called to the ground floor apartment by a woman who says she got battered. they confronted a man at the front door who had a knife in his hands. police say they charged at him and that's when officers opened fire. police were not saying how many

rounds were fired or how many times they were struck by bullets. the officers involved in the shooting are being questioned as part of the investigation. detectives are now busy working on reconstructing the sequence of events. the santa clara county sheriff's office sent in a specialized 3d camera system that will create a detailed view of the scene. >> we used it in several cases. it just provide a more real-life look at the theme. so when we're trying to recreate the events, that we can put things in place that can put things in perspective. >> the glass also has a visible bullet hole. police say the officers fired at close range. a tv set tuned to abc 7 which was likely behind the man was still on showing no signs of damage. police did not indicate that the woman was injured saying only that officers were with her. sky 7 hd showing a large

response to safety. the complex offs a long stretch filled with seniors and families. in sunnyvale, david louis, abc 7 news. >> the model of in and out burger is quality you can taste. well, tonight, it could be cease and discyst. >> also ahead, how drinking some orange juice could land two bay area men in jail. >> well, we know that vet bills can be expensive. but if pet insurance worth the money? >> and the man who may just be the world's best parker.

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vrjts the in and out burger chain is suing over trade violations and quality control. chris wynn is in the in and out coleman avenue location. >> reporter: the battle between an on demand and a burger chain is all starting to heat up. in and out says door dash used its food and trademarks without permission implying a partnership that doesn't exist. >> i always assume they were given permission or given a green light. if they weren't, then that seems, like, oh, they're going behind big company's back. >> general counsel told us they've continued to use our trademarks and serve our food to customers who believe that we're responsible for their dlooif ri. prior to fol filing the lawsuit, we tried contacting them but they never responded to our calls or letters. >> a major delivery agreement with kfc.

>> with the shortage of cars and parking spaces, it's a great asset for people that can't get here. it gives us a chance to get our product into their mouth. >> food quality and safety is among in and outs concerns. today, we ordered from another burger chain from door dash. the response? >> the bun was not soggy, so that's good. and it's juicy inside at the same time. >> rora doland was surprised to hear about the lawsuit. >> it's all about disruption. you kind of go for it here and ask for forgive bs later. it's not much more different than that. >> others say in and out has a right to be upset. >> if you're going to have your food delivered, you want to have it in the best quality and sometimes delivery just doesn't offer that. >> police are looking for the burglars who ransacked the home and raided the refrigerator. take a close look. look at the brazen guys here. they're in the kitchen, they're laughing, they're drinking

orange juice right out of the carton. they didn't bother to cover their faces, but they did wear gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints behind. they forgot about the dna right. the two you see here are on the run. if you recognize him, please call the san jose police. >> we have new details tonight. the man killed by san francisco police officers killed by st. luke's apparently had a death wish. this video shows the man, javier lopez garcia armed and stealing a shotgun. he then drove to a construction site in san francisco adjacent to the hospital where he told workers he was ready to die. lopezgarcia fired a single shot in the direction of the hospital. three san francisco police officers returned fire killing him. >> he believed yesterday was going to be his last day. >> and it was. police chief says he will hold a town hall meeting on the daedly

police shooting tomorrow in san francisco. >> people with laser pointers targeted two flights on approach to san francisco airport this week as the flight were passing over mown taun view and pal palo alto. both incidents happened monday. the pilots were not injured. pilots nationwide have been reporting a dramatic increase in the number of laser attacks in 2015. sky 7 hd photographer says he has been targeted a lot of times. >> it's just not good for a pilot to not be able to see. at the end of the day, if it's a severe strike and he's blinded, for a long period of time, that's a serious situation. certainly is. >> it is estimated that pet owners will spend nearly 16

billion clars on veterinary care this year. >> a lot of people don't know this. pet insurance is one of the fastest growing employee benefits. a lot of companies are beginning to offer including chipotle. if your workplace doesn't offer pet insurance, consumer reports looks at the pros and cons of buying it on your own. >> when samantha's four-year-old needed surgery, she ended up with more than $5,000 in medical bills. >> we were going to spend the money on surgery because she's a part of other family and we love her. but knowing what we know now, we're probably going to consider pet insurance. >> consumer reports found deciding whether or not to buy pet insurance can be a tough call. >> if you have a young animal,

it can really payoff. but if your pet is older, it can cost more and the coverage can be less comprehensive. >> premiums depend widely on the age, breed and dogs cost more to insure than cats. pure bread cost more because they're su septemberenble to some hereditary conditions. >> a few also insure birds and other animals. if you're considering a policy for your pet, start by reviewing plans online. you should be able to get a free quote which will allow you to compare costs. >> if the idea of paying for pet insurance doesn't appeal to you, consumer reports suggests you consider setting up a dedicated savings account putting aside a

fixed amount of money every month so you have a reserve for unanticipated health care costs. >> tonight, a new infant car seat is so schism to use, even a baby can unfasten the buckle. >> i know my daughter can press it and it opens. >> watch this when this baby from the bay area unbuckled her own harness. why is this car seat still on the market. >> boy, that's stun, really. >> i've been reporting on this issue for decades. this year's el nino effect could rank among the top on record.

not expecting to return to normal until late spring or early summer. why we are talking about the weather, let's take a look outside at a gorgeous evening. >> dan and cheryl, we're still waiting for il nino to impact our area. we won't feel the impact until wintertime. it's crystal clear and chilly old. let's take another look at el nino and what this may mean for you in the bay area. i's expected to continue through the winter since the warming of the water is in the pacific. now, we take a look at what is expected to peek this winter. this could rank among the top three since 18950. you probably recall the '97, '98. obviously, it's much needed rain

for us at this point. above average is likely for california, which we will take especially if that continues. the storm system coming in this weekend will be kicking up the surf. late friday night through saturday afternoon. a lovely view from our exploratory camera. if you're stepping outside, just grab a jacket or a sweater. 60 degrees in san jose. it's just a spectacular view. it already looks like winter up in tahoe. they're getting some more snow this coming weekend. upper 50s to low 60s in santa rosa. morning lows were at or near freezing for coldest locations. showing you clear conditions,

chilly in the afternoon. here's a look at that system that's going to bring the rain and snow. in the north bay late saturday night. as we head towards the morning, sliding across the bay area. north bay, meanwhile, really starting to get a break by 4:00 a.m. sunday morn e morning. most of it is winding down. we may still see a few showers, especially over the higher terrain sunday afternoon. but most of you will be seeing the sun. you do have opportunities to get out and about. we need the rain so we have to take it when we can get it. snow levels running low, especially in that time period, 4500 to 5500 feet. be prepared for possible delays as we are expecting low snow levels with the system.

low temperatures tomorrow. not quite as cold as it has been, but it's still going to be chilly. 40s around the bay and the coast. for your afternoon, 60s around the bay. temperatures in the mid 60s. 62 on the coast. daly city. these numbers at or a little bit above normal. east bay, 67 in oakland. inland areas, 67 in livermore as well. saturday night into sunday morning is wet. then it gets chilly. sunday afternoon, mid 50s to low 60s for your high. next week, plenty of sun. now it doesn't look like any rain coming in the middle of next week.

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you can see they're showing up already. let me tell you, the lieukemia society is the world's largest dedicated to blood cancers. this event tonight will be huge. they are walking to raise funds that will go towards research and funds for a festive event, a fun event. it's family friendly, it's kid friendly, it's pet friendly. it's not competitive. it's going to be color 68, as well. people will be carrying various color lanterns illuminated in red, white and gold. white represents survivors, the red represents supporters and the gold is support of a loved one. it's going to be great. >> thanks, spnser. >> well, we have some big news for the professional businesswomen's conference in march of next year.

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coming up at 6:00, an iteam exclusive for the lawsuit today. investigates and bring you new insights about what went wrong. also -- >> most people don't bother to fight speeding tickets at all. >> 7 on your side's michael finney says sushd. and a look at the new cutting edge technology coming from the country dubbed the world's innovation leader. some of this stuff is pretty impressive. that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> parallel parking, right? huge pain for a lot of people. >> check this out, stunt driver allister set a new record for the tightest parallel park in reverse. >> he squeezed his classic mini car that left a combined 34 cent meters. it beat the previous record set in 2012 by one cent meter. >> that is wild.

now, today happens to be guiness world record's day. people all over the world have been trying to do quirky feats. >> the record's editor in chief says one common goal to become the graetest in the world with something. otto is pumping his feet and steering at something. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. world news tonight is next. >> for all of us here, we

breaking news tonight. the secret service officer at the white house under arrest. accused of trying to send inappropriate pictures of himself to a teenage girl. authorities say allegedly trying to communicate with a minor while at the white house. also breaking at this hour, at least ten reported tornadoes now. a major storm system in the middle of the country, and moving east. knocking out power lines, bursting into flames. 80-mile-per-hour winds, cars flipped. rob marciano standing by. >> a reward tonight after a young pastor's popular wife is murdered. the manhunt right now. diane sawyer is here tonight, with jennifer lawrence. the actress taking a stand. why so many women and men now are standing with her. and america strong. our interview with the army captain who did the unthinkable. and today, given the medal of honor.