dies onto withdraw, and he did. >> reporter: dies -- dies on's family is on his way to a treatment program. peirre dyson said there was one thing going through his mind, armed with his hands in his pockets. police attempted to get him to take his hands out of his pockets. >> just thankful i'm still here. the police did their job as far as not killing me. >> reporter: the police chief says officers did what they'd been training to do, creating time and space. >> the sanctity of human life, we'd have stayed until tomorrow.

>> officers shot him with rubber bullets. >> hot, burning. felt like real guns. >> reporter: he showed us where one round broke his skin. >> why didn't you comply? >> i was terrified they were going to kill me. >> reporter: when he was 15, he says he watched his brother, michael, die. dyson's standoff was days before what would have been michael's birthday. >> he was crying for help. >> reporter: george durant is a program coordinator with the san francisco sheriff's department. dyson calls him a mentor. >> i've been blessed. >> reporter: his story isn't over. he is facing felony charges including possession of a firearm by a felon. >> prison will be a disaster. >> we believe charges are highly appropriate considering the nature of the crime and the situation that led to his

arrest. >> reporter: wherever he winds up, he says he wants to help others. >> you have choices to make. just make the right decisions. a man drove himself to a san francisco police station after being shot today. he told them he'd been shot at third street and fitzgerald avenue. a police captain tweeted a picture of the car. officers are looking for three men involved in that shooting. police officer kevin was responding to a report of a mentally ill man threatening people in a shopping center. the man was later killed with a

shootout with police. two more oakland police officers appeared in court today, one to enter a plea related to the ongoing police sex scandal and another to face charges in an unrelated prostitution case. abc7 news is live with the story. laura? >> reporter: well, it's become a common site here at this court house, police officers walking in as criminal defendants. today were there were two more. and both told us there is more to the story. ryan walterhouse is the latest oakland police officer criminally charged. the 26-year-old arrested and charged with felony conspiracy to obstruct justice and misdemeanor prostitution. he pled not guilty in a hayward

courtroom. >> from the facts we're heading to trial. we'll let a jury decide what the truth is. >> i have been advised not to make any statements at this time. >> reporter: moments later another oakland police officer pled not guilty to a charge he had oral sex with an under aged prostitute. >> he never met her. he never had sex with her. he's accused of it. you hear that and everybody jumps to cop, guilty. you're all wrong. >> when you have situations where officers are violating their oath by soliciting sexual activity, that undermines the integrity of the department.

>> reporter: walterhouse already posted bail. we have breaking news from southern california. a fire has broken out in a recycling facility in ontario. this is a live picture over the scene. smoke is possible throughout los angeles, san bernardino and orange counties. crews are dousing this blaze with water from above. it appears to be keeping the fire from spreading. we're told piles of paper are burning at this facility. a grand jury indicted a russian man suspected of stealing and selling information of more than 100 million linkedn customers. he is accused of hacking into the lock boxes, and alleges he

stole personal information and sold it. authorities in the czech republic arrested him on october 5th. the russian government is trying to block his extradition, claiming u.s. law enforcement is hunting of russian citizens around the world. an inmate hunger strike in the santa clara jail is now over. it's unclear what assurances inmates were given. about 125 maximum security inmates stopped eating five days ago, complaining about food, lack of clean clothing and prices. a sheriff's official agreed with the inmates. workers say they'll be out all night working on this water main break. a neighbor took the video this morning told us it looked like water was three-feet deep.

take a look at the large sink hole created in the street. the water flooded nearby homes. and they say this is the third time it's happened in this area. >> on the inside, i'm upset. i'm angry. it was dchaos when it was happening. >> east bay mud says the pipe dates back to 1932, 1 of several old pipes due to be replaced soon. they could not confirm there had been three water main breaks in the area. another batch of hacked hillary clinton e-mails out today has her campaign operatives debating the role a san francisco billionaire can play. tom stier is supporting hillary clinton but says he had no role

in her campaign. an idea clinton's campaign manager dismissed saying quote, don't give him a title and he will be the story, and goes on to say his views may differ from hers. >> the fact of the matter is we've been running an independent group based around voter to voter contact field work and citizens talking to others. paypal co-founder peter tale is ready to announce critics announcing he'll give a speech to explain why he's supporting donald trump and planning to donate $1.2 million to trump's campaign effort. tale, who is gay has come under fire for endorsing donald trump and serving as a delegate at the

republican national convention. we're four days from the deadline to register to vote in california. abc7 news is live at the santa clara county elections office in san jose with a push to get more people to vote. hi, chris. good evening, county officials are expecting turn out to be 80% to 85% this year. they want the number to go up. inside of the registrar of voters office, election officers are sorting through 50,000 mail in ballots. >> staff compare the signature from the outside of the envelope with the signature we have on file to confirm it is the voter's signature. >> the registrar is responsible for ensuring a fair process. >> those received up to the day before the election, those ballots cast will be the first

results that are out at 8:00 p.m. 27-year-old yessenia renteria signed up to vote for the first time. >> i feel like i will be a part of the conversation and the process of the election. >> to register, you need to be a u.s. citizen, live in a california address and be 18 by election day. county agencies are being creative with getting out the vote. ac transit modified one bus to be used as a voter registration tool. >> we're hoping to get people where you live no matter what you do, what you believe, no matter your age, the bus is available. you can do registration here. >> make your vote count. that is what is important. all of the people that died for democracy. show it matters. >> california's voter registration is monday, at 11:59 p.m. it can be done online and just

takes minutes. chris nguyen, abc7 news. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. enter your zip code and street address. you're going to get a resource showing you candidates and measures on your local ballot as well as where, when, and how to vote. you can create a list with choices to help you keep track of your personal ballot. still to come on abc7 news at 6:00, cal fraternities taking a stand on college row. surfers unite at the open ceremonies for mavericks. what this year's competition will feature that never happened before. >> lower temperatures and falling rain are part of my forecast, coming up. learning to fight like a jedi master with a tool from a

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alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. cal bears play the oregon ducks tonight, but festivities

are going to be different because fraternities and soror tis are banning alcohol in the wake of two sexual assaults on campus. abc7 news is in berkeley with the story. alisa? >> reporter: before a big football game, this area is usually packed with parties. you can see fraternities are relatively quiet. there will be no greek events this weekend as leaders hope to eliminate the party culture in the wake of sexual assault allegations. in an unusual move, the fraternity council is asking for a ban on parties. two women reported being attacked last weekend. the ifc president writes the ifc decided to suspend all social events until we can care for those who have been affected. student leaders are meeting this

weekend to discuss what changes they need to make to keep students safe. >> there have been too many sexual assaults and rapes. >> cal junior melanie pitman is encouraged. >> gives me more confidence we can deal with this issue if the students are taking an active role to make it stop. administration is not at these parties. >> this is not fair. >> others say partying is part of college life saying ban or no ban. students will find a place to drink alcohol. >> students need an outlet. >> there have been 80 allegations of sexual assault this year. a cal spokeswoman says the university hopes suspending events sends a powerful message of sexual violence. california's high speed rail

authority cut planned capacity on the system by half. saying trains will run with fewer cars and that would allow station platforms to be shorter and construction to be considerably cheaper. also from inside tunnel sections from 220 miles per hour. slowing down will awill you for smaller tunnels. one of san francisco's favorite tourist spots is becoming greener, crews planted 100 new trees. it's part of the park's renovation. as partners report, the neighborhood association raised $130,000 to pay for those trees. >> a ceremony yil kickoff today to the start of the big wave serving season off the coast. >> yes. the famed mavericks competition has a new name and feature.

hi, kristin. >> let's get to the feature. it does come after some public pressure and six women will be invited to compete, today, there was a ceremony to open this season, paddling out and formed a circle in the ocean to the world famous spots where waves can reach 60 feet. >> we have a lot of first timers and they're really excited to put it down. they have been putting it on the line for years to prove they deserve the nod. >> cartel management took over in 2014 and renamed it titans

and mavericks. the mavericks competition can be called any time from november 1st to march 31st. 22 surfers have been named with two spots yet to be determined. six females will be named on november 6th. larry and ama? >> let's enjoy clear skies and clouds are coming our way this weekend. you can see sunny skies. the sun is about to separate shortly. first, 24 hour temperature change, you can see the cool down has begun big time. it's 12 degrees cooler now and other locations are seeing cooler readings. check out this sunset, stunning at the western sky. these are the current temperature readings.

76 in gilroy. this is the view looking eastward. it's 76 in santa rosa. napa, 71. and here is a view of the golden gate. we had fog moving through, but right now, clear skies and there is an absence of fog. a mix of sun and clouds and several chances of rain. overnight we'll see high clouds passing by. and tomorrow, sunny skies, and again, high clouds passing through the skies and may become cloudier later into the day. high temperatures ranging from low 60s on the coast to upper 60s around the bay.

low to mid-70s inland, tomorrow evening, in san jose, the light the night walk for leukemia and lymphoma society. alexis smith will be the mc. conditions will be lovely clear skies with high clouds. temperatures 64 degrees and it's a wonderful event and looks like wonderful weather. looking to monday, our next chance of rain next week. swinging south, most of the bay, north bay will see wet weather pushing south of the golden gate and later in the evening into tuesday, we'll see more wide spread rainfall. then

forecast, so a dry weekend throughout next week, we'll have unsettled weather with chances of rain or showers most of the week. >> we'll take it. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> up next, bikers and pedestrians

my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education.

so vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts, without raising taxes on anyone, and with strict accountability. budget forecasts show if we don't pass prop 55 big cuts that hurt our kids are coming, and california will suffer budget deficits all over again. so vote yes on 55. because it helps our children thrive. if you're heading to treasure island this weekend, you'll have to take another path. a ribbon cutting ceremony for on and off ramps. old ramps were on the left side of the bridge. the new exit and entrance will be on the right side. >> it will have 8,000 homes,

8,000 new homes, it's going to be a wonderful and important part to the whole building. >> the ramps will open tomorrow. and good news for cyclists. a bike path on the eastern span of the bay bridge will go all the way to yerba buena island. riders and walkers need to take a shuttle because the roads aren't safe for cyclists and pedestrians. still ahead a wide spread cyber attack brought down some of the country's most popular web sites. this sort of attack should be of great concern. security experts weighing in on what happened that plagued internet users all day. and investigators close the case in the murder of a brisbane

woman whose remains washed ashore on the other side of the bay. new tool for law enforcement that is raising eye brows among they prey on our children, spending billions. 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.

internet's vulnerability was exposed today as a malicious attack left web sites inaccessible. several area companies were victims. >> abc7 news details what happened and how you may have played a role in this attack. >> twitter.com have no meaning now to the internet. it can't resolve to an ip address. >> that is what happened. not just to twitter but many best known sites today. a malicious attack at times, people wouldn't couldn't get to facebook, or amazon.

but no one knows who launched the attack or why. >> anonymous is able to do this. there are various organized criminal elements in operating out of various countries and nation states could be doing this. >> the attack is bounded by sending malicious code to unexpecting computers and smart phones, launching a coordinative bombardment of a server. it could be any device. >> security cameras, consumer electronics that are in homes, anything that is smart and connected that has a vulnerability or a weakness could be part of the attack. >> the attack came in separate waves, impacting most of the u.s. the white house says homeland security is investigating. >> at this point, i don't have any information to share about

who may be responsible. >> san francisco based company could force the bank to close branchs. one analyst says wells faring yes may have to close a sixth of the 6,000 branchs to pay the mounting legal fees. wells fargo is under investigation for allegedly pressuring employees to sign up nearly a fire started north of downtown langs. cadaver dogs found the body today. tenants reported the 84-year-old missing last night. they say he ran inside, while the home was burning to rescue puppies. >> the sister of the man shot by

police in el cajon filed a claim against the city saying the officer should have used less than lethal force. the 38-year-old man was shot to death after pulling a device out of his pocket. a company met with law enforcement officials about an idea to taser drones flown into dangerous high-risk situations. activists expressed worry saying it represents further militarization of u.s. police agencies. brisbane police released a report on the investigation into the his storus murder of a woman

whose torso was found near the dunbarton bridge. the report concludes her husband did it. >> reporter: february 12th, the last reportings, investigators say shelly sounded drunk and angry. the next day, paul creates a will that sedz failure of the will to provide for shelly is intentional. police say he transferred money to his son's accounts. february 15th, paul tichner reports his wife is missing. family members tell police his statements are inconsistent. police search the home, business and cars and police discover a female torso along the shore line dear the dunbarton bridge. days later a leg, and purse. that night, paul tichner jumps

off the bay bridge. he's still a person of interest, not a suspect. fremont and brisbane police searched the home and business for evidence. on february 28th, an important discovery at the marsh lands. a pair of arms, a fingerprint matches her dmv print. police still have no cause of death. the missing part of her anatomy may answer that. >> you're missing the head. you know? did he knock her out? we don't know. >> reporter: police never found a crime scene but conclude paul tichner killed his wife. >> she died. how? fall? whatever? heart attack? i don't know. >> police believe paul tichenner killed his wife because of stress over money problems and her alcohol abuse. coming up next, learning to fight with the power of the force.

they're bringing crime, when mexthey're rapists.ople... are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. a group teaching life saver

combat is now in the bay area teaching sold out classes. >> it makes sense and could be a good thing or a bad one. >> this is not a toy. it's a finely tuned instrument for serious competition. founders are italy. they've created their own combat sport inspired by the mythical weapons of star wars. now, they don't cut hands off. they use a scoring system based on where you hit your opponent with a nextible blade. like belts, the color shows a rank, beginners starting with a blue blade. >> opening. lift. and rotation. >> the founding master went easy on me.

it was still intense. but there is another company that bills itself as a light saver academy from lucas film attorneys claiming the academy uses trademarked words like jedi and a logo and the word light sabre is a trademark. could ludo sport be next? >> there is no concern from ludo sports side. >> they say they've gone to great pains and say their hard work, logos and combat are original. >> different from the lucas intellectual property. >> here in the city, where lucas film is based they're holding class at studio mix. a gym that happened to be in the same building as a giant movie theater. >> disney is the parent company of lucas film and abc7.

still ahead a vision for lake merced.

we're learning about a

proposal to send 2.9 million at lake merced. >> the plan was okayed by by the recreations and park commission, developing space for water sports, a fishing pier, picnic areas and a bird observatory. >> this is a unique site. you've got lakefront recreational opportunities which is not something we have a lot of in terms of kayaking, and fishing. >> the man would repurpose the space and system is hoping to save hundreds of thousands of dollars except for the wily wmanuel court house.

employees will be offered time off without pay. the bay area is a beautiful place to live and viewers prove it. >> check out this image showing off beautiful bodega bay. >> this picture is #abc7 now. share your pictures and videos with us on abc7 news bay area. >> smiling in san francisco. spencer christian. >> here is live doppler 7. clear skies and let's take a look at our drought into southern california, the drought is considered exceptional now. we have the largest drought free

area. it will be cooler than average, but still pretty mild. here is the accu-weather forecast. we have several chances of rain. >> i like that a lot. >> like that. >> in sports, days from the season opener, clay thompson going off on the source and a look at memorial stadium. well, we don't have a live

go for their fifth win in berkeley, cal near the top. the charts talking about offensive firepower. the bears maybe without one of their best players. anthony flores is live with more on this game. hi, anthony. >> there is excitement here, they're playing a football game on a school night in berkeley. it would help the bears if chad hansson is able to play tonight.

cal has still officially not said if he's going to play yet and listed as a game time decision. hansson opened eyes with eight receiving touchdowns and averaging close to 130 yards per game. he's in the top 10 nationwide in most receiving stats. it seems if not able to play, that cal would be in big trouble but davis webb says he's on pace to throw 4,000 yards and says that hansson isn't in the line up. they still have plenty of guys capable of making big plays. >> you have to trust the process and trust the system. and let them make plays in space. >> we're getting a lot of the kids opportunities where kids with look at what we're doing offensively and see people are touching the ball. there are young kids, too.

>> we'll have highlights on the news at 9:00 and 11:00. reporting live from memorial stadium in berkeley anthony flores, back to you in the studio. >> warriors play final preseason game today. and angered clay thompson not because of draymond but named an unnamed official. the warriors had a chance to prove themselves but place, like, quote, a bunch of cowards. that is the part play was not happy about. >> do you know what i mean, you're not going to set it. you're going to say executives said they were cowards. that made me mad. we played our hearts out.

get out of here. >> be sure to join us tonight at 9:00. coming up, you're looking at the fusion experiment that worked at 9:00. a rifl of gusting water. we'll have a live update. >> coming up tonight in prime time at 8:00 last man standing followed by dr. ken, then at 9:00 shark tank. at 10:00, 2020 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> and at 11:35, you don't want to miss jimmy kimmel live. there is music from nas as well as erica badeu. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. you can look for breaking news on twitter. i'm larry beil. >> from the entire abc7 team we

thank you for spending part of your evening with us. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a great evening and enjoy this special

woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive.

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