was a clayton police officer's vehicle. let us show you the map now. the man was found dead on kirker pass road near kirkwood road in concord. vic lee is live at the concord police station and you just smoke with concord police? >> reporter: well, kiss trend, concord police just held a rally and let's go to sky 7 when they talk about what happened early this morning. they responded to kicker pass road and kirkwood drive after a driver called 911 to say he hit something in the road. the body of a man on the road had injuries that suggested he was hit by a vehicle. fast forward to the concord corporation yard. you'll see the civilian's van which lass significant damage to

the hood and a clayton police officer who also drove that car will the hit the man and here's what most likely happened. >> at this early stage of the investigation it appears a male was walking outside kirker pass road and was struck by a civilian driver who then called chp via 911 to report the collision. as that was coming no the dispatch center, a clayton officer was heading into this area and spoke of the same maem lying in the roadway. >> reporter: cooperating with the investigation, of course, the civilian, we're told the driver of the van was -- was administered a blood test to see if he had any alcohol or drugs. presumably the same test is being given to a police officer but they would not say. all they could day is that they are protocol which is involves a

police officer and a. >> that's the very latest. back to you. >> fremont police have arrested five suspects accuses of several robberies at the b.a.r.t. station. a 20-year-old man and 18-year-old man both from fremont would point handguns from their victims and demand cash. police heightened patrols and spotted the two and linked evidence that connected them to all five robberies, they say. a shooting across the street from a san francisco police station left a man injured. it happened on fillmore street and the victim is recovered. police have not made anywhere arrests. two investigations are under way and up by muni and other by the sfpd after a confrontation with

a man with a pit burl and a service operator. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler has the story live in san francisco. carolyn? >> reporter: well, the muni says the argument between the passenger and operator basically had to do because the operator was afraid of the man's pit bull. this sri has been viewed thousands of times trains it was posted on saturday. it shows a man in a pit burl with a confrontation in a car. >> he was very frustrated and upset. >> gina captured some of the scene on her phone to the way to work and he kept telling municipali officials and the police officer he called that the pit bull is a service dog. under federal lauer is advice dogs are allowed on transit and in buildings. muni deserves them as any dog,

signal doug or any other individual to provide assistance to a player with a disability. muni allows the prater leroy if they feel threatened. >> tomaselli owns two pit bulls and sees the situation differently and got up close to the man's dog. >> i put my face against the dog and the dog licked my hand. she was just very relaxed and he just wanted to ride the cable car. >> reporter: we don't know what happened before the taping began. you see, the passenger waving a piece of paper. no certification is required to prove your animal. >> let's dents ever one el cerrito neighborhood is a bit on

edge as police are still searching for a gunman who shot and killed 62-year-old james gilliland on the front porch of his home on thursday night as we reported. officers say the san francisco attorney had just returned home when someone shot him again and again. >> just wondering if parents would be concerned about letting their children go trick-or-treating because of that situation. i don't think anyone is going around in fear of their lives but i think a lot of people are very vigilant and can help track down contact police are information about this crime. showers are about to move into many bay areas. storm clouds are getting darker and spreading wider, though it's a gorgeous look right now. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking live done ter 7. what's happening right now?

>> it's a trick or a treat depending on where you are. check out live doppler 7 and it's great to see all the rain falling in the north bay and right around our radar site. i'll take you in closer. street level radar. you'll see yellows and oranges and calistoga rain, st. helena. lighter between santa rosa and rolling across highway 101. and we're also tracking some plain. we're seeing that and the storm on storm impact scale is a light system. tonight through tomorrow morning rain will spread and totals about 100 to a third of an inch and hour by hour halloween planner, rains in the north bay right now and it spreads at 7:00 p.m. scattered showers at 9:00 p.m., and there are a few showers at 11:00 p.m. pretty much 50s and 60s across the board. i'll be back with a full look at your forecast come right up, and that includes some changes. dan? >> sane yeah, thanks a lot.

take a look at the intense flames that lit up the dark early morning in oakland. amazing fire. the fire destroyed a large building under construction and it broke out around 5:00 a.m. and spread quickly. firefighters are still monitoring that scene for hot spots. of course there will be in a fire that size. this is all happening at actor place and lester avenue. laura anthony is there live with the latest information. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. let's show you what this looks like right now behind me. this is all that remains of this building. as you can see, pretty much a total loss. oakland fifthsers are here on the scene and will be here through the night making sure this fire does not flare up again. the atf is helping with the investigation and in a case like this it's a fire so big, more than who years, and in a building still under construction. >> it was pretty terrifying. >> reporter: mike eckstein lives right next to the unfinished apartment building that went up

in flames early this morning. >> i heard some kind of loud explosion and i looked out my front window and i could see every house on the street was illuminated from the flames. another neighbor shot this video and says she first saw the fire from her apartment window and then ran when things got too high. >> i was in disbelief. is that real, a real snir and it was huge >> reporter: security guard at the construction site and his girlfriend were inside when the fire started and her car was impaled by falling debris. it went to five alarms and took 100 firefighters to extinguish the flames and protect the many surrounding homes. >> put the right diameter fire hose to put the right amount of water. >> worst fears were true.

they were about six month away from having 41 rental units completed. >> i'm sad for him. everyone that's been involved. it's a big waste and it's very sad. >> reporter: so far fire investigators do not know the cause. the red cross reports four families, next door neighbors have been temporarily displaced. in hockey land, laura anthony, abc 7 news. we watched the fire unfold live during abc 7 morning. sky 7 showing the scaffolding giving way around 5:30 this morning. officials say 80 firefighters from oakland and berkeley responded to the seen and dave gurno was live tweeting and posted the kate. he feels thankful for his neighbors and knock on his door and i watched the lilding collapse and you can download it an enable push alerts to get

breaking news right there on your phone or tablet. >> day with us on this monday evening. frustration after a devastating firing in the north bay and what caltranz is saying they are doing tonight that that's too little too late. >> and historical sleuthing may have uncovered the cause of one of california's deadliest earthquakes, and nature may have nothing to do with it. >> digital downside. how smartphones and tablets are disrupting our sleep even when he turn them

he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. and he'll hate it. krns today began clearing up trees in petaluma from a highway fire that rereported on at the time. it's not winning any praise from local residents. abc 7 news reporter wayne

freedman is live from petaluma with the story. wayne? >> reporter: fenk, dan. there's been better halloweens in this neighbor. first of all, it's wet. it began raining about 25, 30 minutes ago. second, that house behind me is all boarded up due to a fire that happened more than a month ago. it started in the trees behind that house over there. on the other side is a freeway and in the middle of all of that there is caltranz. stewart drive in petaluma where no one can ever feel two aloen because of the interstate that is a few feed from their yards. >> it's oshl they didn't put a wall up. instead trees which might be difficult to recognize now after apparently someone tossed a going on to the property and according to donny briltart. >> it was coming down like

parachutes. my shirt was on fire. >> reporter: today krns brought in a crew to begin ridding this neighbor. tree remains but it's too little too late say residents. >> well, i'm surprised somewhat as far as i know none of the neighbors had gotten together and see them. >> anybodies have been asking them to red of this problem for years. >> you would have seen -- flammable pearl from those kids. >> we're not typical in the process of remaining live trees, cutting down perfectly good live trees. >> just perfectly burned treat on state property that spread destruction on to private property. >> they should have been trimpd down a long time ago. >> reporter: does krns bear any responsibility to the dang to these houses. >> that would be a legal question and i'm not allowed to answer questions like that.

rebuilding the homes, wayne -- >> a school butts burst into flames after crashing in san francisco along 280 this morning. police say the police and a carically the the. you can -- there were no children on the bush when it crashed and one of the drivers suffered a minor injuries. >> well fargo has agreed to pay $50 billion to settle a lawsuit that claims the bank overcharged for appraisal. it was claimed wells fargo charged homeowners nationwide much more than it paid after people of defaulted on their arguments. a bank spokesman said they agreed to the claim. last month they agreed to pay $185 million to resolve claims that the bank opened accounts

without customer authorization. >> google reported the flaw on its security blog today, ten days after google wfd much about this issue which microsoft cake it's not a venture past. the disclosure by google put customers at potential risk. >> a false advertising claim was best to rest. take a sglook really, this story the way you're putting, it a consumer protection case begins my pill armed, it was alleged that they made unstub stant shated health cares claiming it could reduce insomnia and migraines. they have agreed to change their ads and pay $1 million in civil

penalties and donate another-100 to charity. the inventor and ceo of mine pleau and says in part our focus has been with sharing as many people as problem. we entend to -- turn it back to our number one customers. >> the last -- if voters say idea to a statewide brown bag ban, it would be upheld. retailers across the state could the not hold out single use plastic bags and would have to collect ten cents for each bag given away. >> 25 million single use grocery bags are still used in california every single day so prop 67, a yes no, eliminates those. >> 150 california cities and

counties have already banned these types ever bags. >> thanks, michael. >> sure. happy halloween, everyone. take a live look at doppler 7 tracking halloween and right around the radar site we're seeing heavier rainfall. in koga, civiled aro trail and tricking you down to street level. the pops of yellow and rain indicating moderate to heavy rain. steering moderate retowns and lakeville highway and will go seem slick roads. in the sierra nevada it's being into turned. a winter weather advisory until 8:00 p.m. above 6,0002 to 4 inches and highest peeks picking up 6 to 8 inches of snow and this is good news on the ♪ that recently fell.

this is a light system. rained between tonight and tomorrow morning it will spread. a chance of thunder in the north bay ranging from 100 to 1-third of an inch. san francisco, oakland, low to mid-60s. half moon bay 69 degrees. you're going what halloween storm? it's not going to reach are you until late tomorrow and some of you will actually end up dry for the early trick-or-treating around the peninsula and south bay and for the people going out later they will be getting rain. 57 in santa rosa and low to mid-306s concord, livermore and a lovely view of a mix and blue and a little bit of crew. >> a slight chance of thunder and looking at sunny competer. 6:00, the rains up in the north bay.

not much green around the peninsula. at 7:00 p.m. the line begins to cross "san francisco" and by 10:00 p.m. it's getting rhett all the way down to the santa screw showers. at 4:00 a.m. you're looking at some slick roadways and this goes on around 5:00, 6:00 in the morning and then it all tapers. not a huge storm but it's going in at a time where it could impact your trick-or-treating so have your umbrella with us. rainfall totals, .1 to .03 in santor, rosa and everyone else in between. starting off cool and damp for some of you. upper 40s to the mid-50s and we like a look at your eyes. some will -- >> later on in the week. i want to -- the result is for sneaker waves and large currents

and if you're going to be out and about. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a few early morning showers and brightening it up and warming it up conditioning on wednesday and warmer than nnch for this keep of the year. end of the workweek, 60s and 70s and slight chance of rain between late saturday night and sunday and that ranks on the storm impact scale. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour on sunday and lingers clouds on fund. track this at any time on the abc 7 news app. there you can enable push alerts to get the advisories on your smartphone or tablet. >> i love the hour by hour. >> very helpful for trick-or-treating. >> thanks very much, saida-na. >> nasa's new intruder alert works to perfection. the cosmic fly byes spotted in space next. >> and at 6:00 getting a lift and grabbing a uber, certain

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new research suggests oil drilling may have trigger a devastating earthquake decades ago. scientists combed through records and examined several quakes in the 1930s that were potentially caused by drilling including the 1933 magnitude 6.4 jolt centered in long beach that. quake killed more than 100 people and caused more than $50 million in damage. if confirmed, it would be the first time oil operations have been linked to a deadly crake in the united states. nasa says its new system to track asteroids is showing some promise. the computer program named stout is being tested at the jet propulsion lab in pasadena and it's successfully tracked an asteroid that zoomed past the earth at a distance of just over 300,000 miles.

nasa officials say by spotting these kinds of threats earl el they hope some day they will have enough time to stop them and prevent catastrophic damage to our planet. >> the result of the new study are being called the strongest evidence yet of a link between bedtime use of electronic devices and sleepy kids. researchers reviewed 20 previous studies involving children and teens and found those with access to tablets at night don't get enough sleep and are sleepier during the day and whether or not they used the devices. researchers found that two-thirds of the teen leave a device on while sleeping in bad at night. >> a new study says people who think they have a lot of friends tend to live longer. 12 million facebook profiles were examined and they found the death rate was lower among the users who had a higher number of accepted friendship requests. the association between health and active social life had appeared in a number of studies over the last few decades.

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coming up at 6:00, the levi stadium turf war. tonight the 49ers respond to santa clara's threat to take over their home field. also >> there are times that some of these girls are manipulated mentally to the point where they have no choice. >> candid comments about the relationship between some police officers and prostitutes. we follow a local group trying to get young women off the streets, and confusing the police, the social media tactics some people are used to go throw off authorities at the north dakota pipeline dispute. that's all coming up in half an hour on "abc 7 news at 6:00." dan, kristen? >> finally if there's that unexpected knock on your door don't be afraid. >> but you better have candy ready. these little ones got an early jump on the trick-or-treating

crowd today. >> they are right here in our neighborhood. >> so cute. we saw several princesses. even a san francisco firefighter looking for a treat and please remember to be extra careful if you're driving tonight. kids will be out in droves. >> a lot of you are sending us halloween related pictures. >> that's amazing how they carved that. thanks for this instagram picture of this most unusual pumpkin. >> and this picture was sent in coffee foam shaped into a pumpkin, ghost and cat. >> and rich in san francisco dressed up his dog as what else, a lion. the bulldog seems to like it and you can share your pictures with us on social media using the #abc 7 now. you may see it on ire or online at abc7news.com. "world news tonight" with david

muir is coming up next. >> and i'm dan tonight, breaking news. the fbi pouring through those newly discovered e-mails right now. what we can now report. hillary clinton saying there is no case here. the fbi director now in the hot seat, why did he go public before the fbi even looked at the e-mails themselves? and tonight, donald trump on the attack. also this evening, the bomb scare on a passenger jet here in the u.s. the emergency declared. calm under pressure. the 911 call just released tonight from that nightclub in orlando. the shooter and the very calm negotiator who was trying to save other lives. the father on trial tonight, his son dying in their hot car. this evening, the wife takes the stand. and what she says about her husband. and up in flames. the new condo complex, the inferno, and the race to clear out the neighborhood. investigators