the department of justice started looking into the sfpd following a number of deadly police shootings last year. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with and recommendations in this report from the u.s. department of justice. the community policing arm began it's investigation of the police in february. mayor ed lee asked for the probe last year. the report was blunt and scathing. cops director, ron davis.

>> there are deficiencies and systems we've just identified. >> among them, that the sfpd had outdated use of force policies and the does not adequately investigate use of officers' use of force. >> reporter: cops investigators found most involve minorities but police union head martin halloran points this out. >> the report came to a conclusion that there is no systemic racism. >> the report recommended arming police with stun guns, something the police commission has been grappling with. >> what we learned today is they recommend daysers are a part of that. that is something the commission will have to consider. >> in this response from john burress. >> san francisco is not policing itself. >> now, interim chief chaplain

and mayor lee did point out they're making many recommended changes. the authors said they'll follow up with town hall meetings to brief the public. vic lee, abc7 news. and there has been a big shake up in the highest ranks at wells fargo. the bank ceo retired in the wake of a wide spread scandal. they have been mired in scandal and the years-long practice ignited wide spread anger >> if corporations won't be socially responsible to create a culture of stress, the market should demonstrate by walking away. >> stumpf joined wells fargo in

1982. the chief operations officer will secede stumpf. >> sky 7 isover happen capturing a look at the operation ongoing. the 45-foot calisi went down after the blue angels performed. 30 people were just tossed into the bay. all rescued and survived. sfpd is leading an investigation into why that boat cap sized. >> police arrested a transient accused of setting a fire last night in pleasant hill. crews extinguished the small 15-15 grass fire. police took the 48-year-old into custody for arson. investigators are trying to determine if smith is responsible for other fires along the trail. a san jose neighborhood has been on edge because ai man believed to be armed and dangerous is holed up inside of

a house. chris nguyen joins us live with the story. chris? >> reporter: the standoff is entering it's 10th hour. many are wondering why it's taking so long to reach a resolution, you can see heavy presence here on clarice drive. those officers continue their investigation, and we just heard them trying to talk with the suspect over the megaphone and in 30 minutes have heard multiple flash bang grenades go off. neighbors just want to get back home. >> neighbors growing anxious by the minute. >> i don't want to live in this area. it's dangerous. >> san jose police were called to the o'reilly auto parts store after employees reported a man trying to steal. upon arrival, police tried to stop the suspect. he was able to jump over a fence on the back side of the

property. >> just jumped over and went running through the crosswalk and the cops started chasing him. >> terrifying moments as the suspect broke into three homes. the first had a woman inside. >> he held her against her will. he brandished a knife and told her he had a handgun with him. >> he let her go, but the terror continued in another home. a second woman was held captive. neighbors were stunned by the day's events. >> police coming and telling them everybody had to get out of the house. >> sky 7 showing the scene as police officers went door to door. >> when you drop off kids from school and come back to your house, thinking it's just going to be you, and your baby. sometimes, it can be somebody in the bathroom and in your yard. >> neighbors hoping for a peaceful end to this standoff. hostage negotiators as well as different officers from various

divisions have been here throughout the day. the suspect was considered to be armed and dangerous. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the evening and we'll be sure to bring you updates on the abc7 news app. reporting live in east san jose, i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. prulters say a man accused of ambushing two police officers this weekend had one motive, to kill officers. the 26-year-old john hernandez felix faces murder and a variety of other charges. announced by the riverside county d.a. the suspect is eligible for the death penalty and police say hernandez-felix used a high-powered rifle to shoot the officers through a screen door as they investigated a domestic violence call. >> this individual wanted to kill police officers. he armed himself with a weapon to kill police officers. he put on a vest. so that he would be protected so he can kill police officers. that is the motive.

>> hernandez is a gang member they will be mourned m a public memorial on tuesday in palm springs. >> the election may be next month, but californians are already going to the polls for early voting. they're being met with a bear of ballots including 17 statewide propositions. decisions are required on ish cues ranging if death penalty to ammunition, marijuana, porn and plastic bags. abc7 news ed indication reporter looks at both sides. >> parkside elementary will some day be torn down. the roof leaked and the lab lacks high-quality

>> voters will issue $9 billion in bonds for state schools. the governor has come out against it because it would create more debt for the state. rish marshal would like to see a smaller bond that indicate cater to needs. >> the great recession changed that. >> it's long overdue. and i believe they want to invest it. >> parkside needs state matching funds coming from prop 51. this, more modern school built was constructeded using

funds. we can't raise the money pittsburgh. >> if you wondered why you vote, a new study found we vote because we don't want to lie when people say we did. we do have a value tubl to help you prepare for election day. just click icon and enter your zip code and address that on the abc7 news app.

we're enjoying our last few sunny days before the first big storm arrives. gorgeous evening. spencer christian is here with what to expect. >> two storms on the way. our storm impact scale allows us to look at every approaching storm. and two on the impact scale, a storm of moderate intensity arriving tomorrow night, continuing through friday, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. here is a forecast animation at 9:00 tomorrow night, by 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m., heavy rain, wet weather stretching to all parts of the bay area, hooks like it's going to be a windy and messy commute. i'll give you a look at the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 an update on an officer

injured in the line of of duty. >> this one needed a vet to heal his wounds. the prognosis coming up. we're not in control here, we're doing our best. >> next, you're going to hear from people who don't want to lose their neighborhood grocery store. and... a refrigerator ran so cold she says it ruined her food. coming up, how we thawed an icy situation.

in san francisco, a grocery store is in a fate for survival. customers have within going there almost two decades. why their lease is now in jeopardy. >> etc. a corner store.

people come and go. it's a neighborhood store. the question, how much longer? >> it is a story in limbo with employees in limbo. >> just crossing our fingers. >> the corner of fill bert and fillmore. >> what is your worst fear? >> that this becomes another formula retail. >> stephanie owns the store, and learned her hand lord plan tz owe sell the building. >> it's stressful. i don't have answers for the staff. >> if this happens, i would have to move out of the city. and find somewhere else to live. that is not what i want to do. >> today, real food held a press conference and got a pep talk from supervisor mike farrell.

real food wants at least a short term lease extension but received no promises. the neighborhood wants clarity. >> if it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen. but we made effort. >> so pencil this in as another landmark on the way out. maybe yes, maybe no, maybe you've heard the story. too many times before. in san francisco, wayne freedman, >> shu is live with the excitement. hi, shu. >> there is nothing like regular season opener in any sport and shark fest going on. little bit of everything to do out here.

you can get face painting and sharks fans are so excited for this season opener. now, these fans come in all shapes, sizes and ages. >> shark fans traveling from central valley and maxine's first game? >> yes. >> is she excited? >> i think so. >> i'm with gilbert. did you forget a letter? saying eat la? >> eat la. >> sharks this chose last year, can we pull it off this year? >> easy. they added

>> all shapes and sizes. go, sharks. >> that is fun. >> matt keller tweeted perspective to keep in mind. we have to remember how much fun it is to be good, even when we lose. you can get more wisdom on twitter. >> raen is on the way. we have clouds increasing and skies are relatively bright. looking over the bay, from this angle we've got lots of blue skies. readings are 56 degrees in san francisco. 65 in san jose and gilroy.

# five half moon bay. 63 in novato. and another live view downtown looking eastward, wispy clouds in the sky. have two storms approaching and it will be windy and rainy, and we'll have more rain coming our way with a second storm on saturday and sunday. tomorrow, we'll see clouds increasing. there will be bright spots during the day. cloudier in the north bay. near 70s around the bay and low to mid-70s inland. starting at 9:00 we'll see the first little showers developing up in the north bay. heavier wave of rain by 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. friday.

covering the north bay first, but the rest of the bay area will get wet weather as well. there will be moderate rain. so probably a messy and challenging commute. the bulk of the south bay in the east bay, starting to break up in the north bay but still going to be wet throughout the entire region. we're projecting rainfall totals by and let's resume the animation on saturday, 3:00 in the afternoon, wet weather later in the afternoon. by 9:00 p.m., ska, another

of wet weather. it's going to be a wet thee-day period. first storm, mainly friday, ranks two on the storm impact scale. and will be a lighter storm will bring rain, and may have showers and it is great. >> just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 books not

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about a third of north carolina counties are under a state of emergency now. days after hurricane matthew swept through, rivers are causing more flooding and prompting the governor to issue a stern warning. >> stay away from the water. whether you're walking, or riding, in a car. do not get near the water, it will kill you. >> 19 people died in north carolina because of the the storm. most from drowning. thousands of homes are underwater. >> student activists used their backpacked today and they want the uc system to find spots for students from syria now refugees. many are living in camps after the war brought and end to studies. >> it's our moral on bhi investigation to offer

respond to the crisis. >> new at 6:00 long time columnist for the san francisco chronicle is leaving the paper. cw started in sports and moved to the city scene, writing about san francisco's effort to take over brisbane in his words. he he asked for suggestions on what to do with his life. >> campaigning in an unlikely place. >> the mayor visits a homeless encampment to push for a bond measure he thinks will keep more tent cities from popping

they prey on our children, spending billions. up. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56.

the city is looking at ways to crack down on epidemic of illegal dumping on their streets. some say they can't wait any longer, meaning they're taking measures into their own hands. >> laura anthony has the story. >> we're tired of seeing this in the middle of the street. >> jose ferer tes us it happens all the time. illegal dumping on 47th avenue. >> we find stuff, animals, garbage. >> he told us two men began dumping items on the street. and this one. >> we opened a door and took a picture of the vin number. at 2:00 p.m. he was throwing

garbage and taking pictures. >> >> many times, they'll say they paid somebody to take their trash to the dump. >> do not grab the person, do not approach them. and report it to oakland public works. >> ferer tells us sometimes, he finds mail, and he told the person to come back and pick up their mess. a concord police dog stabbed with hedge clippers is expected

to recover. it happened yesterday afternoon near crawford street. police say the 30-year-old attacked someone with a hatchet, then, stripped off clothes and began jumping fences. then, he ran into yeleh. >> he attacked the dog and went off the officers. they were in fear for safety. they had to use lethal force. >> he died in the hospital and officers say he had been arrested on drug charges many a man accused of vandalizing the all wars memorial will give a public apology. it is part of what is called restorative justice to make offenders learn from the crime

wf out going to jail. >> officials visited a hemless encampment today, using it to push for a bond measure that aims to build more affordable housing. once known as the largest homeless encampment in the country, this is called "the jungle". today, you will find pieces of bhongings left. >> i like to eat. >> santa clara county officials came here to urge taxpayers to vote for a $950 million housing bond. measure a goes before voters in santa claire why county. >> cost will be $12.56 for

assessed value. >> supporters say it will go towards affordable homes for people with disables and low income families. can it really make a difference? moving into affordable housing? the measure has a number of opponents who say it's not the solution, in fact, they say the problem is far too complicated. >> it's a government created problem and they're proposing a government-created solution. >> mark hingel is against it. >> i think it's a good idea and that it works. >> something to hope for when there are few other options. >> hillary clinton will be san francisco tomorrow.

she's urging people to show up at polls. her campaign says it believes dump may be trying to quote, disgust voters so they don't show up to vote. >> i care about what he says about you. and i'll tell you what. i will stand up and defend every person in this country from the insults and disrespect we hear if hem. >> this time, trump made inappropriate advances at her. a first claimed trump kissed her on the mouth and a second woman says she didn't know trump when he groped her on a plane.

>> he was like an octopus, like he had six arms. he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. >> accusations five days after that taped conversation, you heard it. it went public in which trump boasted about kissing and grabbing women without permission. >> californians have less than two weeks to register to vote. election day is less than a month aby. biggest appliance in your kitchen has a purpose, to things cold. >> one fridge was too cold. see what she needed michael finney to do to warm it up. plus... plus... >> that tingly sensation is life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. prop 61.

plus... >> that tingly sensation is a san mateo woman could not get rid of frost in her refrigerator and was told there

was nothing wrong with it. >> so she called michael finney for help. >> this woman thought she would have to defrost her fridge as in the old days. sonia come rz if a family if the refrigerator business. >> i am 81 years old and have had lots of refridge yators. >> she says the prefridge rater was unning cold. >> meet was covered with frost inside. i'd open the package, it would be frosty like there is water in there. >> a the person says everything would be fine. so samsung sent another person

out. he said it continued to run cold. she said a the door was freezing. >> they kept saying it's overfilled. i hardly fill it. i'm myself here. >> sonia contacted 7 on your side. she was surprised to see how quickly samsung responded. >> mr. samsung called me. i don't know. >> samsung offered to give her a refund or we encourage anyone to call us at 1-800-samsung. >> i don't know what i would have done. >> that is why we're here, she

tells us she's enjoying her new refrigerator. i want to hear from you. you can reach me thu abc7news.com. >> thank you. >> that is how it

and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking.

please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. many people will tell you there is nothing like a good hamburger, today, a new kind of burger with no beef. >> it looks like a hamburger but this burger was made in the silicon valley lab, out of plants. >> it's doable. >> it's the brain child of patrick brown.

>> we didn't just shap together bits and pieces and call it a burger. >> they picked apart a real beef burger, to get it just right. this liquid from a soy bean gene is injected into yeast that is fermented. >> it cooks like meat. it gets crisper and only difference. it's more environmentally friendly. the environmental working group estimates 90% of beef's negative impact happens in production

phase. >> judging by the response, this burger may be the response some are looking for. >> it's cravable. that is a good word. cravable. you can't get it anywhere yet. >> the bay area is a beautiful place to live and news viewers prove that every day. >> look at this. #abc7 now helped us find it and feature it on tv.

>> that is a nice shot. next few days may look different. >> here is live doppler low to mid-70s inland and a bit of rainfall had been developing. 30% thursday. one hup% friday. another storm weaker over the weekend, ranking one, and chances of rain, 0% saturday, 70% sunday. and two storms combining we expect rainfall to be generous, over an inch, here is the accu-weather forecast.

rainy season has begun and it is beginning. >> well, tough night last night. >> so close. >> you had 100% certainty. like the giants bull pen. you know what you're going to get.

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good evening, the day after everything went wrong, ending their playoff hopes, cubs captured division series. the second guessing began enstantly. many would say he would say let him start the ninth inning. a parade of five up four runs.

we should point out moore did not lobby to stay in the >> we had guys down there. >> we're just more in shock that it happened and how it happened. you know? it looked good in our favor. >> all of these games were close. and they earned it. >> we pour our lives into this. you know? and to see it end like this, am shocked. >> collin kaepernick was named starting quarterback. kaep and niners signed that contract, that finally protects the team in the convenient he is injured. this gives kaep option to void

at the end of the sharks fans fired up to see if team teal could deliver the first trip to the stanley cup finals. mike shumann is on the >> doug wilson, went out and i talked to him in pregame. he knows what to expect from the fans. >> crazy fans, seeing how tough it is to play. and hopefully, we can start the season off right. >> right. >> close to a stanley cup. i think what they needed is speed. that is why

>> keeping it simp quell and things i can do to my advantage has been good. hopefully, we can start off on the good side and make some good plays and get off to a good start. >> you played for peter duborg, junior hockey. you know how tough it is to fit into a locker room. how is that going for you? >> i think it's an easy group get in on. tho l.they brought me from sweden. now, it's been really good and feels like all of this. >> kings and sharks right here at the tank. it turns out i'm color blind

this is not teal. larry sf. >> steph curry and warriors on the court right now for open practice and this morning, showing off on the lichgs at safeway open pro am. andre igualaa, team tied fourth and steph is loving it. and steph, i'm told missed a bunch. so varner. >> good stuff. >> join us, coming up, mystery solved. a team discovered why this moon

didn't blow apart. that is at 9:00. >> there are new groping accusations against donald trump at 11:00. the swift reaction from republicans and democrats. that is all for the moment. we appreciate your time. hook for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here at abc7 news, have a great evening. >> we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile.

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