live where you live. this is abc7 news. two police officers were taking a coffee break at starbucks located at 199 lincoln road here in the city. they were sitting there at the table adam powell a 41-year-old residence appear in the door way and attempted to assassinate the officers. >> we're just learning the same man is connect today the shoots of a 2-year-old child hours earlier. thanks for joining us today. >> a news conference just wrapped up at the city hall.

investigators giving new information on what investigators say tried to open o up on two officers. >> the action is that the officers were targeted. he drove by in a vehicle several minutes before he presented himself and leveled at the officers. >> it all un folded last night as aofficers stopped at a starbucks. the man seen running here walk into the starbucks with an assault rifle. >> now let's go to amy for the very latest on how these incidence are connected. >> reporter: yeah, it's just coming to light it started yesterday when a 2-year-old was shot in the home. they could not find the boy or the gun's father. the boy's father is adam powell and now accused in the

premeditated attack on two police officers that are this shows the man walking before 9:00 last night. cannot see an assault style riffle and had one and pointed inside of them at the coffee shot. seconds later you see him chases him and they ran when it appeared to be jammed. the show down happen in a busy starbucks and that shared a parking lot with a large gas station. >> i come here every morning. i'm glad that i was not here that night. >> reporter: listen to the call that police made when threatened. the officers are okay. they found another loaded gun on

him and that he was wearing body armor. customers can't believe that this all happened. >> i'm shocked. this is such a busy starbucks. it's crazy. >> reporter: we have been told that adam powell is a convicted felon. we're told that he had a high capacity magazine. powell is in critical condition in a hospital and his two-year-old son is also in critical condition. live with abc7 news. >> amy. thank you. if you want to see the surveillance video again, we have posted it on the abc7 news app. you can get it by the push alerts. we have full coverage on website abc7.com. the district attorneys office is investigating a deadly involved officer shooting there. they opened fire early sunday morning on a man armed with a medal rack. they were responding to a call of a man pounding on his door at

his home. police tell us that the man was 32-years-old. they have not yet released the name. abc7 released the name of a man. he is seen here in a surveillance images and died at sfs general. the sf pd is planning a town hall meeting. the jury this morn of a teen that vanished in 2012. the man accused could face the dealt penalty. matt keller is live. >> reporter: there was an audible gasp when the judge told the potential jurors that this could last through april of last year. a lot of people are requesting hardship for those that do not

get a hardship, they're filling out this questionnaire. it has 127 questions inside. this is obviously a very important part of this high profile case. torez is charged with the murder of lamar and a charge of kidnapping. he is facing attempting charges of a car jacking. he is pledding not guilty to all charges. others relate today the investigation in case and the defense and prosecution will get to review the answers ask then ask further questions when the jurors return on november 14th. legal analysts stephen clark says that jury selection can make or break a trial. >> there's a real strategy that goes into the selection of a jury. for the prs cushion, you want a unit that will work together because they need a unanimous verdict. for the defense, you want think is that are willing to fight for

their side and hold out if they feel strongly that the prosecution has not met their burden. >> reporter: clark say that is the judge left the possibility of a change of venue on the table. the jury says that they can not be impartial because of the media coverage. trial starts two days before her birthday. she would turn 20-years-old this wednesday. reporting live with abc7 news. >> matt, thank you. today is a big clean up day in the bay area after storms battered us this weekend. >> yeah check out the damage in the south bay. tree removal crews were called. they say that the ground become too wet and made this tree and others in the area unstable. in stan fran fran downed power lines were a big problem and they landed on parked cars and cutting to the people that lived nearby. they halted traffic. they say that there are 68

customers without traffic. >> people living in the ho mountains are concerned with the mud slides after getting battered this weekend. they captured this this weekend of the powerful wind gusts to rolled in. roads turned into rivers over the weekend as rain water just rushed down the mountains, but residence were not phased for the most part. they told the abc7 news crew that they're used to messy conditions during the storms like these. the worst of the storms may have come and gone, but coastal areas are still under a flood advisory this morning. waves could reach up to 13 feet, so if you go to check the waves out, be careful where you walk. they could knock you off your feet. that's from 3:00 to the s-- hi everybody.

the biggest waves are hitting the coast right nouchlt we have not hit high tide yet. that's at 12:48 and it's a king at 6.6 feet and that's why we're so worried of the coastal flood asking the possibility of the dangerous and run waves if you're there at the coast at 3:00. let's talk about the live doppler 7 and what's seen out there. not a lot and the green dots and a little bit on the east bay hills and now over the next six hours the warming sunshine is going to create the showers and you can see them pick up in the afternoon hours and the chance is going to fade as we go into the late afternoon hours. >> thank you. happening now the governor of nevada is signing into law the bill that's going to help to pay for the las vegas stadium. >> the teams owner is there at the university of nevada, las vegas. davis has pledged to move the time team to las vegas, but 3/4

of the team owner have to approve of the bill. this is the strongest that we have seen that the raiders could leave oakland. >> they're trying to work out their own deal to keep them at the coliseum. the bill was approve bid both houses last week and the nearly $2 billion project include itself $750 million in public money. that's the larngest contribution for any nfl stadium. two candidates and campaigns on the defense. hillary clinton and donald trump trying to shut down the scandals ahead of the third and final debate. samsung takes the battle into their own hands a

now to the race for the white house. it's a quiet day ahay of the third and presidential debate on wednesday in las vegas. don is making allegations at that the election is rigged. >> reporter: donald trump is going all in on the latest conspiracy theory. >> the election is being rigged by the false allegations and lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton. >> the republican nominee tweeting this morning that

there's large scale voter fraud happening before and on the election day. while wye they deny what's going on. is this trump's way of changing the subject of the al agagss of sexual misconduct. >> it's a rigged system and they take the lies and put them on front pages. >> running mate mike pence with a different message. >> we will respect the will of the american people in this election. >> hillary clinton is off the trail today and preparing for the third and final debate as they try to have the internal e-mails released by wiki leakes. the latest is the hacked e-mails have not been verified by abc news. the clinton campaign points the finger at russian hacking. >> i don't give it to any of these dumped documents because i don't know if they're accurate. >> and in raleigh, north

carolina they're seeing who is responsible for bombing the state capital and saying natzi republicans leave town. >> this is a horrific act. >> reporter: donald trump blamed it on hillary clinton and the party. so far there's no evidence of that. karen with abc news washington. >> the final debate is at the university of nevada, las vegas. you can watch it live here at 6:00 p.m. new this day samsung representatives are standing by if people bring the dangerous galaxy notes to the airport. reps are located and they can go there to swap out the recalled phones or get a refund.

they're banned on all flights after several reports of fires. they're working to set up at the most frequently visited airports. still to come on abc7 news, a change in the classroom with the kids in mind. what un one bay area is considering that could go a long way to better grades and better health. a live lookout side from the camera. that's a stunning shot, isn't

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>> yeah, they're here to explain. >> hi there guys and sometimes animals need a little bit of help from humans. >> in this viral video, they need the special attention. kids need this stuck in the net and immediately went to go and get help from the teachers. they started to work with the bare hands and carefully he started to snip the net to get it free as it calmly accepts the help. if you want to see more of that video, you have to watch the show. >> we're going to be talking about that later on right this minute. >> remind you that it's on 3:00 everyday here on abc7. now the accuweather forecast. >> the snow that fell over the weekend. look how it coated the camera and in fact it was several inches at the higher elevations and hopefully that continues to be a sign of the things to come.

let's move on and talk about what is going on. here at home you can see in pittsburgh and on highway 4 and the western part a light shower here. still you may need an umbrella and may find some puddles on the ground. the best radar is coming up on the mountain region and that's the case today across the north bay. you can see that there's still green on the light side and over the last hour you can see that they're starting to blossom as you get the heating during the day. it's all starting the rise and to keep an isolated shower going into the afternoon hours. you can see the puffy white clouds over the east bay hill cameras. watch the next couple of nights and the moisture in ground and the skies starting to clear, it's going let out in the form of fog especially in the valleys. today's temperatures mid-60s to 70s degrees on the east bay and

down to san jose. check this out. isn't that a beautiful picture? this is the way that the day is going to un fold. there's a chance at 3:00 that they're going to taper and it's going to be cool and damp by 7:00 and most of us in upper 50s and 60s. grab a jacket and let's fast forward skpuk see by 5:00 they start to disappear and then in the over night hours you're going wash up on the north bay and then in the lake counties that's where we have the best chance of showers and the rest of us are waking up to temperatures in the mid-40s and 50s and cooler than this morning. let's take a look at the seven day forecast. what you're going see is temperatures that are going to bump up and they will start to fade at 9:00 and they're going to be soak in the sunshine just about everywhere. the temperatures are going the clip a couple of more degrees. there are not going to blow offshore and you can see the

warmth reaching near the coast there. by friday we're in the upper 7 o 0s and 80s. we will see the cooling trend as the wind shifts a little bit and the clouds are going to come our way. there's a slight chance of the rain on monday. we will keep an eye on it too. >> not like this weekend and all of the baseball cancellations. >> i know. i was talking to a lot of people on social media and they're like where is it. i was like patience. it's coming. not your fault. california are thinking earthquake repardness today. it rocked the bay area and killing 63 people and causing more than 7 billions of dollars in damage. governor brown signed the bill and the funding plan for the early warning system. that's the great california shake out event. two school districts may adjust the start time so that the students can get more sleep. accord to go the department of

journal they're exploring the possibility of moving school start time back to 8:30. medical studies show that middle and high school students benefit greatfully from more sleep and likely to get better grades. nevada high school has some starting at 7:15. it's interesting to see how that affects practice after school, play rehearsals and that sort of thing. >> sure. sure. a lot of people have the zero period before the start and that's early often times. stanford and berkley is earning powers. >> the top 50 smartest colleges. cal is number two and that's ranked ton the sat and act scores. what's the top state? that's cal tech in pasadena and then university of chicago,

harvard and then number five is mit. can i do a plug for my school? >> sure. >> number 13. >> i caution kids it's not about the test scores and different types of intelligence. >> we're number 13. hundreds of students lost it when a deputy surprised them with a best dance moves at a pep rally. >> he is number one. the officer explained how this all came to

a law enforcement officer is virginia is making so many people smile. >> people are going crazy over the dance moves. check it out. ♪ ♪ >> that's lieutenant digs dancing to beyonce says formation. they spoke to "gma" what motivates his fierce moves. >> i was at the pep rally and the eninjure was a little low and it was spirit week. i saw the opportunity to engage with the students. i just jumped in and took a chance. >> speaking of dancing, would you mind? >>. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes!

yes! get it. so you lieutenant diggs is a motivational speaker. he is the first openly gay police officer there. >> thanks great. thanks for joining us today. >> have a great day.

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