thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> a witness called police reporting several gunshots. here's what we know. students were just being dismissed from the june jordan school for equity in the excelsior district when it happened. >> you can see a map that have area right there. we can tell you it's at la grand avenue and brazil avenue. we do have live team coverage for you. we have vic lee at the hospital, but abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live outside june jordan but we'll go first to vic lee. vic? >> well, details of the shooting are still sketchy. we're still receiving information bit by bit. i'm here at the hospital. as you said, we have another reporter at the school. here at san francisco general we have seen family members of both of the victims enter the hospital and a rush, of course, trying to see what they can find out about their family members who were shot. the first group that came in here, family members of the 16-year-old boy who was shot, we

spoke briefly with a woman who identified herself as the boy's eldest sister and she told us that he was thank god in stable condition but that's all she knew. the next group came in here apparently members of the family of the young girl. now a man told us he was her uncle and that she was 15 years old. he also did not have much information and, again, he did know she was stable. family members are here at the hospital. boast young victims have been taken here and are obviously under treatment for gunshot wounds, but they are reported to be in stable condition. back to you. >> all right, vic, thank you so much. melanie woodrow is still gathering information at the scene and we'll go to her after she's able to get more information for us. we did send out a push alert on the story and get more alerts from the abc 7 news app. download the app for free and

enable the bush alerts. >> fremont police have made an arrest in connection with 16 arson fires. cory minhas has been arrested and was taken into custody near the site of the most recent fire in the city's warm springs neighborhood which happened last thursday. the video you're looking at is from the 15th fire deliberately set in the bushes along warm springs boulevard. the majority fires have been limited to garbage, small bushes, dumpsters and trees. berkeley police are investigating two claims of sexual assault reported on the same night, bolt involving fraternity houses. now students at uc berkeley are being warned to take precautions for personal safety. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live at cal with the details. >> reporter: well, we want to make it very clear that the assaults occurred off campus which is why the berkeley police department is involved and not university police. now i spoke to many students

today, and they told me that these kinds of cases have definitely changed the culture here at cal. both female students reported the separate incidents early sunday morning after attending parties at two uc berkeley fraternities the night before. >> we responded to the scene and we collected and processed evidence and the investigations are ongoing. >> one of the fraternities is located on the 2300 block of piedmont avenue known as fraternity row. the other is located on the 2400 block of prospect avenue. today many students were aware of the alleged assaults. >> there was just very shocking that some place like uc berkeley would have that going on. >> reporter: while police have yet to arrest anyone they are taking the matter very seriously. one of the women report knowing the person who assaulted her, and 80% of these cases are perpetrated by someone they know but the second woman was not familiar with the person who assaulted her. >> i think any time where college students are in -- in a

lot of cases drinking more alcohol than they probably should, going out without a plan, maybe not looking out for their friends, there's the potential that this could happen. >> reporter: students at cal are given a safety orientation and the prevention message is constantly enforced. >> they are really adamant about like what consent was and like what certain situations consent could be given and things like that. >> my study groups are at night so we walk together, like uber together, just like to be safe and with all this crime around. it's just crazy. >> reporter: according to police on some campuses sexual assault numbers are going up, only because more people are reporting them. at uc berkeley, lyanne me lend eds, abc 7 news. santa rosa police are looking for a suspect in a violent sexual assault. a woman in her 30s told police that show was attacked as she walked north on mend sceno avenue near santa rosa high school about 10:15 on saturday night. she says the man came up to her from behind, picked her up and threw her into the bushes.

she was able to get away after about a minute and called for help. police would like to speak with anyone who may have been in the area at the time. perhaps they saw or heard something. a man is being treated for severe burnts following a single-car crash this afternoon. here's a look from sky 7 and it's in a dry creek bed there. the crash sparked had a small grass fire. no other injuries are being reported. this accident happened on canyon road between constance place and pinehurst road. we now know the name of the man killed in a deadly hit and run in san leandro. he's takeshi watanabe. police say he leaves behind a wife and kids. >> he was a father. he was a husband. he was a co-work err, and he was a friend. >> abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington explain, watanabe was

trying to protect his company when he was killed. >> reporter: police say 54-year-old takeshi watanabe was trying to do the right thing when he was killed. the longtime san leandro resident worked at true world foods for 23 years. he died while confronting a man stealing palettes in the warninging lot. witnesses told police he banged his fists on the hood of the truck to stop the driver who ran him over instead. later 27-year-old kadeem edwards was found near a recycle yard in east oakland. >> mr. edwards got out before he started to casually walk away and once the officers got out of the car they found hymn him hiding underneath a parked gar. you can make up to $5 for one wooden palette. i stopped by his apartment and his wife did not want to talk. co-workers policed flowers in the parking lot where he lost

his life. we offer our condolences to the loss of a resident of our fine city. very, very tough time. >> friends remember watanabe as a father and church leader. edwards is being held at the santa rita james on no bail. he's expected in court thursday. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. let's go back to the breaking news and a shotgun near a high school in san francisco's excelsior district of the melanie woodrow is live outside june jordan high school. we havy in details. just learned from san francisco unified school district three students were hurt with one of the injuries and three of the students were targeted by outsiders. we have individual over june

jordan high school. the call nim at 315 this afternoon so you know how scary this had to have been. the lockdown was lifted at 4:00 or shortly there after. we know from my colleague vic lee over at the hospital, two young people have gone to the hospital. again, the school system there are three trades injured. one of the students. because one was a -- we also know there was a shelter in place by san francisco police and we have not learned if the suspect or suspects have been caught at this time. we're waiting for a press than cones that will happen n a few more details and earlier we did

spook. >> the shooting went on near the parking lot or the to the. >> i start running, thought it was a joke, a bring and these not something you can't question. questions my. >> all right. i want to show you right now you can see san francisco police and possibly school officials gathering outleer so they are about to update the media with those latest details about what happened here this afternoon at june jordan high school. we will get those details and bring the latest to you both on-air and live online. melanie prood rough, thank you. just ahead an embaldled judge and another local at leet feelings -- headed to jail. >> why a bank that could the its

start in the city may now get the

the judge in the brock turner case is back in the crosshairs. judge aaron persky is being criticized for approving a plea deal that gave less jail time in a domestic abuse case in exchange for community service and violence classes. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live at palo alto superior court with details of a sentence that backfired. david? >> reporter: dan, judge persky agreed to a deal giving that san mateo -- college of san mato student less jail time in order to help along with his rehabilitation. however, the student, keenan smith, failed to comply, missing two weekend work sessions is, and now judge persky is under fire again. 20-year-old keenan smith shown here on the right could have been sentenced to a long jail term, but judge aaron persky

agreed with a plea deal knowledged by the prosecutor and his public defender. the deal traded jail time for community service and a 52-week series of domestic violence classes, but a judge today ordered smut to spend eight weekends in jail because he failed to appear twice for his weekend work duties. >> it will let mr. smith get the time done in a timely fashion. it will make it easier for him and then to start the domestic violence classes for the rehabilitation part of his sentence >> reporter: case is in the spotlight because of lawmaker michelle dawner who blames judge aaron persky for approving the plea deal that allowed mr. smith to continue playing football. >> judge persky clearly sent a message that football was more important than violence against women. >> reporter: however, the public defender representing keenan smith says dawner is wrong to point the finger at judge persky for the plea deal. >> when the defense and prosecution have an agreement it's very rare that a judge will

step in and what we call bust the plea because that will cause court congestion. >> reporter: professor dawber says it was ultimately judge dawber who had the ultimate responsibility to assure the sentence was fair. police say smith had knocked his girlfriend to the ground at this parking long and punched a bystander unconscious who tried to intervene. in palo alto, david louie, abc 7 news. san francisco may make a permanent withdrawal from wells fargo. abc 7 news was at city hall as john avalos introduced legislation that would end all of the city's financial dealings with the back. of aos says wells fargo cannot be trustd following this year's fraudulent account scandal. four years ago the city took away wells fargo's ability to manage the city's cash flow after a racial discrimination probe. >> wells fargo hasn't changed its ways. they keep trying to find whatever slippery way they can to cut corners to make money.

the resolution would also ask the district attorney to open a criminal investigation into former wells fargo show john stumpf. in a statement to abc 7 news, a wells fargo spokesperson says the bank is committed to what went wrong and restore the public trust. more troubles for samsung's galaxy note 7. three owners have filed a class action lawsuit in new jersey. they say the company took too long to roll out its first recall over the exploding phones. meanwhile german airline carrier lufthansa today been aed the phone from all of its flights. previously it had only banned the phones on flights to and from the u.s. >> despite the approximate a lot of people like samsung phones, especially the galaxy s7 when compared to the iphone 7. >> so problems notwithstanding, which one is better? 7 on your side's michael finney has a little insight on that. >> yeah. we took a look at both of them is what we did in the smartphone wars, two biggest players are

samsung and apple. "consumer reports" has wrapped up its exclusive testing and the new iphone 7 beat the samsung galaxy s1. electronics testers measure lots of features on every phone they test including battery life, ease of use and video and photo quality. if a long lasting battery is for you. the iphone 7 provides only eight hours of talk time and you'll get thrown with the larmer i'd phone 7 plus. and what about the camera that apple calls the most popular in the world? >> iphone 7 and 7-plus did well. apple claimed there would be per performance improvement low light photography over the test. our testing didn't find much different. >>all. it's testing. now the iphone 7 is the first

water resistant phone from apple, something samsung has offered on the galaxy for several generations. both phones met their claims in pwater immersion tanks. urized >> the iphones have gotten a lot of attention for dropping headphone jack. that's something you'll still find on. samsung galaxy s-7. "consumer reports" says don't worry about using sound quality or even the headphone adapter included in the box. the galaxy x-7 and if you're set on an iannone it's a better idea to upgrade to the 1 if you have a 6 or younger. >> thanks, michael. st stanford met sin is change the way it approaches cancer

treatment. the new procedure better targets and destroys cancer cells. this will be located on the grounds at v.a. palo alto and hopes to be treating patients within four years. >> hi there, everyone. take a look at this live picture from our east bay hills camera. beautiful shot right now as the sun will be setting here in a short time. you're going to be seeing a lot more sun in the coming days. a look at live doppler 7. no rain on the radar and a look at the 24-hour temperature trend. we'll continue with the warming trend heading into the next several days. we're looking across the bay and there are a very wispy clouds passing through the bay area. 69 degrees in oakland and 21 in san jose. i don't think it gets much better from this. from our mt. tam cam nothing but blue skies here and the temperatures are in the low to mid-80s, from santa rosa and nevado and livermore. feels mild out there and this

pattern is going to hold from our george washington bridge camera. a gentle breeze and warmer weather the next couple of days and cooling trend and first thing in the morning temperatures will begin on the cool side. temperatures upper 40s to mid-50s and nothing but clear skies for the afternoon. go ahead, break out shorts. 81 is degrees in the south bay and 77 san jose and 75 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula low to mid-70s from san mateo to redwood city. it is going to be clear. 64 daily city and 70 in downtown frisco. north bay upper 770s to the low 80s for most areas. 80 degrees in santa rosa and 75 in oakland and 47 heyward and head inland, and those temperatures will run mild. 79 in fairfield and 80 in antioch. all right. we'll fast forward to thursday. warming it up, we'll be seeing low to mid-80s inland and 60s

coastline. heading into friday. it will get cooler at the coast. 80s in the 80 and start below normal with more cloud cover coming in. temperatures in the 60 and 70s. average high is 74 degrees and you'll be above normal the next couple of days. low 70 from saturday to -- to early next week. october 24th, monday, 3:00 p.m. we're looking at a possibility of a fewer showers here. as we head into tuesday an unsuted pattern and looks like a great opportunity to see. there's -- that's why you need the abc 7 news abb. the temperatures tomorrow will pete their peek. mid '80s, above normal and tease

just nice day for your. as the clouds increase, low 60s to mid-70s inland and then a slight chance to a chance of showers as monday and tuesday carry it past the seven-day accuweather forecast. kristen and dan? >> good rain we got in there. >> nice to see the rain over for you days. >> don't like it now. >> thanks, sandhya. the food eating challenge that literally ripped a hole in a man's body. >> coming up here tonight, "donald trump and his bold claim. tonight the president responding. tonight the new and stung findings, and i take you right into guantanamo prison tonight. you will see the detainees up close next. >> david, thanks a lot. we'll see you then. new at 6:00, a controversial sculpture is about to be unveiled in the east bay. we'll have a live report and you

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a super spicy feast went seriously wrong for a man in san francisco. doctors at ucf medical center treated a 47-year-old man who tried to eat a burger served with a ghost pepper puree and tore a hole in his esophagus. the government peppers is 4 up times hotter than tones co-sauce. the man vomited and that's what caused tears in his esophagus. doctors say it should be a warning for anyone taking part in food challenges featured on social media. >> 400 times stronger than tones co-. amazing. homeless shelters are benefitting from hunger strike. prison staff delivered food that inmates are refusing to eat. authorities say about 125 maximum security inmates are on

hunger strike. the prisoners are complaining about the food, lack of clean clothing and commissary prices. one of them spoke with abc 7 news reporter dan noyes. >> we understand we're inmates. we should be getting what we're entitled to. we shouldn't be treated like animals but human beings and the way they treat us in here is by animals. >> they are trying to reduce waste by donating the food homeless shelters. >> campaign chairman john podesta listed more than three dozen political figures and business heavyweights who might join the clinton ticket back in march when they were trying to figure it out. among them microsoft founder bill gates and his wife melinda, tim cook from apple as well as ceos of starbucks and general motors. of course, clinton eventually

picked longtime politician senator tim kaine as her running mate. the third and final presidential debate airs tomorrow night here on abc 7. it will be live from the university of nevada las vegas, and you can watch it all live beginning at 6:00 p.m. here on abc 7. >> all right. stay with us. halloween exposed. find out what everyone is going as and what trick-or-treaters can expect to see in their bags. and we want to thank abc 7 news viewer jessica, wait for it, wait for it, for this awesome instagram picture. share your pictures with us as well on social media using the

coming up at 6:00. >> this is devastating to see. >> a kitten is on the road to recovery after surviving a situation that even shocked

longtime animal rescue volunteers. also from 7 on your side the important credit changes today that could make it easier for people to buy a home, and if you thought plastic bag bans were in the bag in california, guess again. we examine two ballot initiatives and an industry refusing to give up. that's coming up in half an hour on the news at 6:00. dan, kristen. >> thanks a lot. see you then. >> okay. if you're trick-or-treating in the bay-year this halloween it's likely you'll run into a few people dressed with comic book villain harley quinn. >> a survey of popular costumes find the character that appeared in the suicide squad movie as this year's favorite across much. area. other bay area picks are the joker, any other superhero, a witch and wonder woman. >> an online survey found life savers were the most popular treatment. >> and candy corn was the biggest winner, including in oregon. nestle crunch took top honors in florida and swedish fish in louisiana. >> all good options.

>> all treats. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan tonight, breaking news. donald trump and his bold claim. as this evening, president obama now taking aim at trump with stern words. and the woman from "people" magazine accusing trump. tonight, the new image that's now emerged. also tonight, that deadly plane crash, right into an apartment building. now, the new and alarming report about the cockpit. what happened seconds before? the american troops tonight, backing up the iraqis. their biggest assault yet on isis. our team on the front lines right now. the abc news exclusive. we take you right inside guantanamo prison tonight. the colonel who has never taken cameras to the roof. and what the detainees yell at us. >> abc news! >> if the prison closes, will some of those de