last-minute preparations under way right now for the final presidential debate set to get under way in just two hours. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. less than three weeks to go before election night tonight could be a deciding factor tore reporters. lauren lyfter is live in las vegas with a preview of what's in store for tonight's final debate. >> reporter: both candidates are here and the stakes are high heading into tonight. the latest national poll out today shows clinton leading trump by nine points. for voters this may be the last time that we see the two of them together ahead of the election. the debate hall is set. hillary clinton and donald trump out of sight preparing for their

las vegas showdown, but the antics among the candidates has already begun. >> tomorrow night is going to be interesting. >> reporter: trump inviting president obama's half brother malik to be his guest who lives mainly in kenya and plans to vote for trump. clinton bringing trump nemesis mark cuban and republican defector meg whitman. both billion airs in her corner. did the mind games work? >> no, they don't work. it's a perfect place to do it. >> you're fired. >> on the strip today a wall of taco trucks protesting outside of trump's hotel, playing off of trump's immigration remarks. sources tell abc news the republican candidate will be aggressive in his approach, similar to the last debate. trump already criticizing clinton's stamina. she's home sleeping and i'm working soy that's the way. that's the way it's going to be in the white house, too. >> clintors han been off the trail in debate prep and appearing in this new ad out

today. >> my vision of america is a an america where everyone has a place. >> reporter: tonight she will take him on directly over the claims of a rigged election and the women who have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. aides say she's prepared to answer questions on alleged e-mails, hacked and released. expected to ramp up the attacks over the use of a private e-mail server and all gets started in a few hours right here. live in las vegas. i'm lauren lyfter, abc news. now back to you. >> the third and final presidential debate airs tonight right here on abc 7 live from the university of nevada las vegas. again, it all starts 6:00 p.m. right here abc 7. and we'll also be streaming the debate live on the abc 7 news app. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts and get election updates as they happen. breaking news right now out of east oakland where police officers are going hard to hard searching for a shooting suspect. this is video from sky 7. you can see the officers on the roof of one home.

hat least one person has been robbed and then shot at. this took place at 84th avenue and burke street. fortunately that person was not hit by gunfire. the shooter then ran into the neighborhood. we'll keep you posted. in san francisco the search continues for the four suspects in yesterday's shooting at june jordan school for equity. >> reporter: four students why shot in the parking lot. melanie woodrow returned to the school where grief counselors were on hand. melanie? >> larry and ama, the students we spoke with today at the school seem resilient, their parents slightly more concerned. tonight there's no official update on the victim's conditions because they are minors. other than that, those four victims are recovering from their injuries. meantime, police say they are working with school officials to make sure they can respond quickly in a situation like this. after those school officials call what happened yesterday a miscommunication. signs of solidarity, one day after a shooting in the june jordan high school parking lot in san francisco.

the school known for equity and social justice. >> you can just smell community like when you come in. >> reporter: one female student and three male students were injured as school let out. may come in within this perimeter and make it okay to -- to do harm and hurt other innocent children. >> police initially believed there was an active shooter. >> you have to attack this very aggressively. can you not stand by and wait. >> police sources tell abc 7 news some staff were uncooperative. something san francisco unified school district confirmed today, calling it a miscommunication. >> the administration informed them that the shooter was actually outside the school and they should pursue the shooter outside. the police insisted on entering the school with their guns drawn to conduct the active shooter protocol. >> i know some teachers that were, you know, saying why are the guns drawn. yo know, in a frantic scary

state. >> in an e-mailed statement sfpd said we're working together to make sure we do not have a delay in service during any active shooter situation so as not to compromise the safety of any person, staff member or student. >> once everything was settled. once everybody knew everything was calm, everything went smoothly after that. >> in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. happening tonight a visual for -- a vigil for three young men who died in a car accident. 18-year-old chancellor argall and his brother lancelot were killed when the car split apart. a third man as well died in that car. a vigil will take place at sir francis drake high school in san anselmo. both brothers graduated from the high school. 15 people when hurt when

this bus veered off highway 9 and veered no a fence about 30 miles southeast of fresno. the bus wan on its regular route from fresno to bakersfield. roughly half the people on board had minor injuries. breaking news today in the ongoing wells fargo banking scandal. the san francisco-based company is now facing a criminal investigation. we're learning that the justice department authorized a search warrant. officials went looking for evidence over allegations that bank employees created millions of accounts without the approval of their customers. the bank is cooperating with state officials. a natural gas explosion injured eight people after a construction crew nicked a gas line that caused a leak. firefighters evacuated dozens of people from three buildings before the blast took place minutes later. three firefighters and two police officers and three bystanders were hurt but none of their injuries are life-threatening.

our mid-week warming is well under way. sunny skies across the bay area right now and temperature change over the last 24 hours has been significant. you can see here that most locations are anywher from 2 to 7 to 9 degrees warmer right now than this time yesterday. 67 here in san francisco and mid-70s oakland and mountain view and 78 in san jose and gilroy and 63 at half moon bay. bue skies prevail over the golden gate as well. 79 degrees in santa rosa and 76 at napa and 81 novato and upper 70s in fairfield, concord and livermore, and here's your overnight planner. the sun will set at 6:26 this evening and rise at 7:24 tomorrow morning. clear skies all the way through. temperatures during the overnight hours will drop into the low to mid-50s. mild in the early evening hours and tomorrow when the sun rises it will still be pretty cool with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. we'll have a nice warmup by midday tomorrow and i'll show you how high the temperatures will soar in just a few minutes.

ama? >> spencer, thank you. a top fire agency says recent snowfall means that fire season is now over in the pacific northwest and rockies. the national interagency fire center says wildfires are still active only in the southwest, especially southern california. overall the west saw a below average fire season with about 7,500 square miles burned. fire season clearly isn't over in los angeles county where a wildfire is burning in kagel canyon. flames are shooting is up as fire crews try to tackle it from the air. the canyon is in the south part of angeles national forest. it's burning in the hills next to hundreds of homes. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause of this massive fire inside a home in san jose. four family members lucky to have escaped the inferno. abc 7 news reporter matt keller with the details. >> reporter: the flames were big at this home on anselmo avenue in san jose. 1911 callers said people were trapped inside, but by the time

firefighters arrived a man and his teenaged daughter had already escaped while his parents, an elderly couple, were rescued by some good mayor tans. >> there's elderly people in the back of the house. they pulled him out and threw him over the fence and brought him out to the street >> exploegsed rocked the neighborhood. several people told me they were so strong they shook their homes. firefighters called for three alarms and took 80 minutes to knock down the flames. will recordd this video on his phone. >> i ran down here and got a video of the fire, crazy fire. explosions going off. >> reporter: firefighters believe the explosions may have been the tires on two vehicles popping from the heat. the son and his elderly parents came back to the home this morning. he wouldn't go on camera. he said he started it and it was accidental. several neighbors say the police have been out here before and a lot of suspicious people go in and out of the home at all hours of the day. >> the police have been out twice. they have the streets blocked off and everything one time. >> reporter: does this surprise you at all to see something

happen there? >> didn't surprise me at all, no. just waiting for it to happen. >> reporter: firefighters on the scene tell me an arson investigator is not coming here to the home because they do not consider this fire suspicious. as for the family, they do have insurance, but red cross is taking care of them right now. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> people living in the vallejo area can now drink tap water. an advisory has been issued for customers who live in the green vale area. on monday public works crew discovered an eight foot split in the water main and took it offline. coming up on abc 7 "news at 4:00" it's the worst firestorm in u.s. history and today marks 25 years since the oakland hills went up in flames. just ahead, a look at the damage and the recovery. plus, the special honor for rescuers who helped save more than two dozen people after their boat capsized in the bay. >> and now new trouble for samsung. a lawsuit about an exploding phone,

0 years ago today a fire sparked in the oakland hills burning down nearly 3,000 homes, and it was also one. deadliest. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman takes a look back at the damage as well as the survivors. >> reporter: it is old home week on proctor avenue high above oakland, especially for someone who has lived in the same place for half a century. >> a lot of memories. >> reporter: more than most for gary and sharon. this is the place that brought them together after it burn to the ground with thousands of others in the oakland hills in october 1991. >> i don't think anyone had ever seen a fire like that. >> reporter: gary was an oakland fireman working to hold back the flames, an impac task. >> unbelievable. i couldn't believe what i was witnessing. it was just overwhelming. >> reporter: for those who lived through it, the sights and sounds are seared into memory, the futility of a garden hose. >> that roof is going to

explode. there's nothing you can do! >> reporter: fury of the wind, and finally the realization that even with all of our technology there was nothing we could do. one more small explosion would be a eucalyptus tree blowing up and then you would hear a louder pop and it was a car blowing up and then would you hear an explosion and it was a house blowing up. a lot of house disease not burn, they blew up. >> reporter: ron lives one house down on proctor avenue with his wife debby. >> fires don't jump freeways. it's an eight-lane freeway >> reporter: firestorm erupted on sunday and began with something smaller, seemingly insignificant on saturday. winds rekindled it. i look outside and the whole hillside, oakland hills just covered with black smoke. >> abc 7 news photographer john griffin lived in the area as residents ran from the flames and he found his way in and shot most of the video you see in this story. >> every how is that i came in

contact with was on fire. every house. it was either burning or it was about to burn. >> in the first hour 790 homes burned. by the next morning we had a better sense of it all. 25 people killed. 150 injured and 1,520 acres burned and 2,843 homes gone, including the one owned by garrett on proctor avenue. he had saved eight others that day, returned to find nothing left. >> i might have tried to do something, i don't know, i don't know. we were already committed to where we were. >> reporter: little would gary noey that his long lost high school sweetheart saw that interview, the former sharon sabona got in touch and offered old furniture and they reconnected. >> i've known him since grammar school. >> reporter: a marriage born of ashes and spent all the years since in the house they rebuilt, the same one they just sold and visit the for the last time the

week inform anniversary. doors open, doors close. from the oakland hills, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> i remember like it it was yesterday. the devastation unthinkable. tiles created by the survivors of that worst firestorm in u.s. history line the walls of oakland's rockridge b.a.r.t. station. abc 7 news was as the b.a.r.t. station for a closer look at the miniature works of art showing scenes from that fire and honoring the victims. san francisco mayor ed lee delivered a personal thank you today to everyone who helped save the passengers aboard a boat that capsized during fleet week. the mayor paid tribute to civilians and first responders who helped pull 27 adults and three children to safety. the 34-foot boat went down near pier 45 on october 7th trapping some people under the post. others jumped into the water most without life jackets. everyone was rescued. >> but we do have a city of heros, a city who are prepared to be heros, not because they

want that label but because your objective is to save people's lives and to make sure that we all get to enjoy not just fleet week but to enjoy the city. >> the ceremony also included honors for seven members of the police and fire departments. the state attorney general is recognizing a san francisco elementally school for its efforts fighting truancy. abc 7 news was at the elementary school this morning when kamala harris congratulated students and staff for making big improvements to student attendance. statewide more than 7% of students are chronically absence and harris says truancy at a young age can lead to bigger problems. >> many, many years ago, when we were in the d's office we did an assessment of who the homicide victims were who were under the age of 25 and we learned that 94% were high school dropouts. >> beginning next year chronic absence rates will become part of the state's accountability system for public schools. spencer christian, well,

sometimes absent, but never tardy. >> never absent from school though. i loved school. >> i was talking about work. >> oh, yeah, work. >> depends on how sunny it is outside. >> absent-minded. >> there you go. i'm doing this without glasses. i hope i can see, dan. >> oh, nice. >> here we go. >> larry loves that. >> here's live doppler 7, i can see that. we've got sunny skies all across the bay area right now. i had a little mishap with my glasses so we'll get through this. it's milder today thannier. the sun is shining brightly, as you can see from this view. mt. tam looking down on to the bay. it's going to be even warmer tomorrow when the warming trend will peak. we'll see a cooler pattern developing this weekend and there's chances of rain sunday through tuesday. right now though clear skies through the overnight hours with low temperatures mainly in the low to mid-50s, although some inland valleys will see low temperatures in the early morning hours dropping into the upper 40s, and right now a clear

view, a clear sky over the golden gate. we'll take a look at the temperature change that we're predicting for tomorrow. this first column represents today's high temperatures. notice it's going to be eight degrees warmer tomorrow in vallejo and four degrees warmer in oakland and concord and redwood city and san jose and two degrees cooler in san francisco and redwood city. did i say cooler, two degrees warmer in redwood city and san francisco. so let's take a look at the south bay first. high temperatures there tomorrow will be in the low to mid-80s. 18 at san jose and 85 at morgan hill. on the peninsula, upper 70s to around 80. mountianview 77 and redwood city and 72 half moon bay and downtown san francisco tops out at 73 degrees tomorrow. up in the north way we'll see 82 in santa rosa and 81 in sonoma. the near east bay with highs in the upper 70s to near 80 in the castro valley and inland east bay you can expect low to mid-80s, up to 82 in fairfield and 81 in livermore and 83 at antioch. now, looking ahead we talked

about some chances of rain, and this is what the forecast animation reveals right now starting at noon on sunday. we'll see a little bit of shower activity develop in the northern most part of our viewing area, sweeping slowly southward and then into overnight hours sunday night and monday, little pockets of showers. into the early morning hours on tuesday and then finally that chance of rain diminishing on midday on tuesday. looks like we'll probably get a little wet weather out of the approaching system. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after our warm fall day to recall. we'll still see mild conditions inland on friday but it's a little cooler at the coast. increasing clouds on saturday and a chances of showers on sunday, monday and tuesday as we have a rather insettled pattern, and then next wednesday able to become partly cloudy or partly sunny once again. >> all right. >> and that's your 20/20 focus. >> everything is perfectly in focus. >> as close to 20/20 as can i get. >> the owner of the oakland raiders says the city dropped the ball. he also couldn't be more clear

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raiders owner mark davis put on a show today trying to convince other nfl owners to support his proposed move to las vegas. >> that was front and center at the nfl owners meeting. krints y kristen sze is here with the new developments. >> reporter: mark davis basically told him oakland has shut the door on itself by doing nothing to keep the raiders in

this city, and espn tweets davis plans to file papers to move his team from oakland to las vegas in january. this, of course, comes two days after nevada's governor signed a bill approving $750 million in public funding to help build in stadium that will be shared by the raiders and unlv. >> we would love to have the raiders stay in oakland. we think that that's a positive thing. our staff is working with the mayor and officials in the oakland area to see if there are alternatives out there, but we haven't -- we don't have one yet. >> what one person told me is that libby schaaf needs to come to the next owner's meeting and make a presence, but also oakland needs to simply present stadium design and plan financing that the ownership can evaluate. >> in a statement just released, oakland mayor lady schaaf says i believe in partnership with alameda county and the team ronnie lott has assembled, we

can offer a serious plan that's fair to the raiders, the league, the fans and the oakland taxpayers to whom i am most responsible. now a lot needs to be done before league owners will even consider the move. first they want to study to see if vegas can support any nfl team and las vegas still hasn't settled on a site. bought the land or even chosen the developer so raiders fans are still in the game. larry and ama. >> thank you, chris. you make a point. the one thing that's going on here and it's clear for mark davis' remarks, the raider organization is just so frustrated with the city of oakland and all the politicians because there's nothing in writing. they don't -- let's come on already. we've been talking about this for years. really this represents the last opportunity for libby schaaf and for ronnie lott's group to get together and put it down on paper and show, because the nfl, as the commissioner said, they really don't want the raiders to move to las vegas. >> right. >> but las vegas is getting it together. >> they are. >> they don't have land

appraised though. >> right. >> that just came in on the raiders current site so that's a step for oakland to try to keep the team, but they have got to get it together and league owners, the whole vegas thing is very shaky when you look at the details and numbers and projections, but owners, when they see they are going to get a $750 million. that gets people's attention so it's time for ronny and libby and oakland to step up. otherwise the team will eventually move. >> don't want to see that. >> no. >> all right. coming up on "abc 7 news at 4:00" here it's a big day for hundreds of new citizens in the east bay. how they are already exercising their new rights as americans. >> plus, the final presidential debate will soon be under way. coming up, what could happen tonight and why this

students at june jordan school in san francisco walked in solidarity as classes resume one day after a shooting that injured four students. police are looking for four suspects and say the shooting was gang-related. in afghanistan a man wearing an afghan army uniform opened fire near a coalition base. "world news tonight" tweeted two americans have been killed and three others were injured in the attack. coming up at 5:00, abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen looked as

undecided voters ahead of tonight's presidential debate. in oakland today nearly 800 people became new u.s. citizens. right after taking their oath many registered to vote right on site. abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera with what this haul means for next month's election. >> it's the first time saying the pledge as american citizens, hundreds packed the paramount in oakland for this naturalization ceremony. >> oh, my gosh. it's wonderful. i'm very happy to have my citizenship. >> reporter: nia is overjoyed. her son came from the philippines just to see this and seal this memory. >> the main event at the paramount theater ask a ticket to "the american dream" and that means a ticket to the voting booth. outside tables line the sidewalk, part of the push to get these new citizens registered to vote. andy johnson is from england hand now a u.s. citizen he's planning to vote. >> right now it feels really

important, very important. it's -- it could be a massive shift change. >> i'm thinking i'll vote for this lady. >> reporter: oh, that lady, others plan to vote, too, but mary says she isn't so keen about the options in the presidential race. >> i really want my voice to be heard. >> i honestly believe that in the states literaly if -- if you work hard and if you can achieve whatever you want to achieve. >> this is my american dream, and i got my american dream. >> reporter: 16 years later after leaving the philippines she's living the dream. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. a live look now from unlv in las vegas where the third and final debate will start tonight at 6:00. again, you can see it here on abc 7 as well as the abc 7 news app. political reporter and abc 7 news analyst is here one more time with a look at what happens. let me speak for most of the

electorate when i say, carla, i can't wait for this to be over. >> you're not alone. >> no. let's talk about the polls, if we're to believe them, indicate that trump has fallen after the groping allegations. >> that's right. >> what do you expect to see from him tonight? will this be a scorchedist donald trump just kind of dal s dallas -- kind of classic donald trump. >> had doesn't have any room for error, losing women and white catholic voters. at this point he has to get out there with a message of leadership. he cannot deliver any more material to "saturday night live" this weekend. >> they are loving this elect n election. >> absolutely. >> that's a little bit on what trump needs to do but what about clinton? what does she need to address. >> this is for clinton because she's perceived as having won the first two debates. she cannot do any harm. do no harm. she's got to take it slow, not take any bait from donald trump. be a leader, and answer some of

these questions with regard to wikileaks, e-mails. they are bound to come. she's got to be ready for them and prepared, and looking like she's not parsing the answer but being honest with the american people. >> one of the frustrations with this is neither one of them answers any of the questions. it's like that's a great question, now let's talk about her, and you never get anywhere. >> this is why voters are so tired. first two debates we saw this time and time again. let's see tonight if we'll actually have an honest discussion between these two. however, i mean, the setup already shows trump has a whole bunch of people in the audience from barack obama's half brother to sarah palin to maybe another accuser of bill clinton. whether this one goes low, like the other two. >> sounds promising. it could be a very interesting night but it's an important night in this campaign. >> only a few weeks left. >> thanks, carla. we'll be watching. >> and we do have actually a

very valuable tool at abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare for election day. click the icon for your voice your vote. voters edge election guide and enter your zip code and address and you'll get a comprehensive resource and measures on your local ballot. more now on a police stop caught on camera sparking outrage in minnesota. the video shows a white officer confronting a black man for walking in the road. the naacp has already demanded an apology and now upset community members are speaking out. abc news reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> that's a human being and you treat him like a human being. >> reporter: letting city leaders in minnesota know they want answers. >> it's fortunate i think that this was on videotape. i hate to think what would have happened had it not been taped. >> reporter: the first council meeting since this video went viral and the two people in the now controversial video were not

there. >> you can't just put your hands on me like that! >> reporter: lonnie thomas and lieutenant olson. the officer claimed he stopped thomas from walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic but the woman said he was hugging the right side of construction. >> they are going to take me to jail for this. >> the officer didn't need to approach the situation in that manner. didn't need to put his hands. >> reporter: thomas detained at the scene and cited for disorderly conduct was later released and that citation dropped. >> we can't deny here is that officer olson maintained his calm. >> reporter: mayor also announced because the officer followed protocol he will not be disciplined. for some that was clearly not the answer. city officials say they will now review the policies and will also look to see if any reforms are necessary, including retraining the officers. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. it was a close call for a police officer in the small town

of hudson, wisconsin. check out the dashcam video from the officer's cruiser that shows him walking back to his vehicle after helping the driver with a flat tire and watch closely as he notices something is wrong right there. >> oh, yeah. an out-of-control car just slammed in the -- into the back of his cruiser and pushed it towards him. thankfully though he was able to get out of the way. >> that was a close call. >> still to come on "abc 7 news at 4:00," you've heard about the problems with the samsung galaxy 7. now there's a lawsuit and this involves another phone. why the problems might not be limited to the 7. >> i'm spencer christian. check out the sky over the san francisco skyline. does it get any more beautiful than that? well, it might tomorrow, and i'll have the accuweather foreca

according to a new lawsuit smupg's galaxy note 1 is not the company's only smartphone that's having problems. take a look at a samsung galaxy s6. a new complaint says the phone was left on the night stand by a couple from amador county, and in the middle of the night flames. no one was seriously injured, but can you imagine waking up to that. the couple is suing samsung, that after their lawyers found over 30 complaints filed by samsung customers that date back to 2011. they warned samsung there would be serious consequences if samsung didn't do something to get to the root cause.

>> the complaints were filed with the consumer product safety commission citing problems with various samsung models. a samsung spokesperson tells abc 7 news that the company does not comment on pending litigation. the federal communications commission has lowered the boom on t-moenchlt the country's number three wireless carrier will pay a $48 million fine for misinforming customers about its unlimited data plans. the fcc says t-mobile slowed down the speeds of customers who used a lot of data but didn't let customers know how much data usage would trying their lower speed. as you probably know we have a mid-week warming trend and sunny skies prevail all over the bay area. the warming trend will reach its peak tomorrow as high temperatures on the coast will reach into the low 70s, low to mid-70s. upper 70s to near 80 and low to mid-80s in our inland area and it will be almost summer-like and our rain chances which will

develop over the weekend as it is cools down and we get an unsettled pattern coming our way. it looks like this over the next seven days. a 50% chance on sunday dropping to a 40% chance of rain on monday and back up to a 70% chance on tuesday and once again it's an unsettled pattern. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after a couple more days of warmth tomorrow and friday. we'll get increasing clouds on saturday and a fairly sharp cooldown so chances of light showers on sunday continuing into monday and maybe even some steadier showers overnight monday into tuesday and then the chance will taper off to just partly cloudy skies next wednesday. >> all right. thank you, spencer. still ahead at 4:00, are you putting yourself in danger every time you fill up your gas tank? what you need to know to avoid becoming a target of thieves. i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. what can you do when your magazines are piling up even though you've cancelled your subscriptions? i'll have

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it seems california israel still skeptical of self-driving car technology. members of the public were asking what kinds of new regulations they would want to see enacted for self-driving cars. drivers are concerned the state

is being pushed to embrace the technology before it's ready for the masses. others were also critical that others were regulating too slowly to make the technology more mainstream. >> and a warning to drivers about increasing thefts at the gas station. here's video of what they call a slidener action. watch as the man sneaks how the of his car and quickly snatches the woman's purse and she doesn't even notice. that is just one threat at the pump. another one is skimming. we have video of a thief breaking into a gas pump and installs a device to steal or skim credit card information on the magnetic strip. >> although this is inconvenient, instead of paying at the pump you may want to go inside the score and have them swipe your car inside the store. when buying gas security officials recommend choosing a pump close to the attendant because thieves normally try to set up out of sight. >> good advice. for more advice let's ask finney. michael, our first one comes

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coming up on abc 7, the final presidential debate and the 50th anniversary of "it's a great pumpkin, charlie brown" and followed by "toy story of terror" and then it's "jeopardy" followed by the "abc 7 news at 11:00." a chinese company launched an entry into the u.s. market in san francisco today. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live outside the company's san jose headquarters. david? >> reporter: ama, the name of the company is le eco. it's big in china and its products and services may not be well known here. saving experts say it could face a big challenge here in the valley to recruit top talent. it's known as the netflix of china streaming movies online and making original films and it made a big splash in frisco in

an attempt to launch its u.s. presence. it has ambitions to become an electronics room with a wide range of products from big-screen tvs to mobile phones and electric vehicles and to reach that goal it's moving its global headquarters from beijing to this building in north san jose. it purchased the land from yahoo. it's also getting buzz because if plans to create 12,000 jobs. its website lists 25 pages of technical jobs. with its wide range of products it appears to be taking on a parthenon of silicon valley tech giants including apple and tesla and even they have companies competing for talent. angela has been recruiting in silicon valley for a quarter century. >> for a company that hasn't been recognize and they are very new to the a-year they will have to do a lot of promoting to make sure they get themselves heard in the marketplace. >> that seems to be the stat sdwri behind the high-profile launch with lots of videos to show off their products and job applicants seem to be interested. >> it might not have a name or a

big name it. might not be known, but it probably could go take my places and stuff and it -- i would be optimistic about it. >> how fast le eco will hire is unnope. it's estimated to have 250 employees now and could hit double that number by year's end. still a long way from 12,000. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. tinder is hoping to get some tech-savvy workers in silicon valley to swipe right on working for the popular dating app. the west hollywood-based company is opening its first office in the bay area in palo alto. the company is looking for about 20 people who can work on projects like its new smart photos which help users identify which one of their photos is most likely to result in a match. that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00 today. thank you so much for joining

coming up, a school trying to get back to normal after a shooting. >> what are you going to do for me, my neighbors, for the people living here? >> meet the voters still deciding who to pick for president. can begin really be undecided this close it the election. >> plus international manhunt for the suspected cyber criminal who may have hacked a bay area tech company. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. beautiful fall weather will be followed by unsettled conditions. i'll show you when it plays out coming up. this is very concerning that we would allow someone to harm and hurt other innocent children. >> concerned may be an understatement after gunshots sent four san francisco students to the hospital and today questions about confusion that could have slowed police response. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan

ashl ashley. students did return to class with counselors on standby at june jordan school for equity, a high school in the excelsior district. melanie woodrow joins us live from campus with the latest. melanie, the continuing search for four suspects. >> reporter: absolutely, and we are waiting to hear from police regarding the latest on that search for the four suspects. the students we spoke with here this afternoon seemed resilient. their parents slightly more concerned. tonight school officials say that the four victims are recovering from their injuries. meantime police say they are working with school officials to make sure that they can respond quickly in a situation like this after what those school officials are calling a miscommunication yesterday. june jordan school for equity students are standing together one day after a shooting in the school's parking lot during dismissal. >> you can just smell community like when you come in. >> reporter: one female student