tonight we're hearing from the woman known only as emily doe for the first time since brock turner was sent to jail. she is writing about the case in a national magazine which has chosen her as one of its women of the year. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live at the stanford campus with the story tonight. chris? >> reporter: dan and kristen, it is quite an emotional essay published by "glamour" mag scene as you know one of the biggest magazines in the country. 15 million people read it online and 10 million people get the print edition so you can bet that this is a major platform for emily doe to use in spreading her message. inside the december issue of "glamour" magazine powerful words from a survivor of sexual assault. emily doe from palo alto shares for the first time how she felt after learning about her attacker's sentence saying, quote, when it was quickly announced he would receive six months, i was struck silent and immediately i felt embarrassed for trying and led to believe i had any influence. if this case was meant to set the bar, the bar had been set on

the floor. that reaction also came after she delivered an emotional victim's impact statement in court to brock turner, the stanford swimmer found guilty of assaulting her after a night of drinking. turner would only serve three months in jail before being released. today emily was named one of "glamour's" women of the year and in a new essay published by the magazine she opened up for the support she receivd from many people all over the world, comments online had a she took to heart writing, when we all make it a priority to avoid harming or violating another human being and when we hold accountable those who do, when the campaign to recall this judge declares that survivors deserve better, then we are going somewhere. stanford law professor michelle dawber, who is leading the -- >> treatment of serious sex crimes and cleanse against women as if they are minor misdemeanors is not acceptable. >> reporter: stanford students admire emily's strength. >> her statement did a lot to

really bring this conversation to the forefront again in a way that interest just like hasn't been in recent years. >> reporter: a resilient young woman trying to stay positive despite everything that has happened. at stanford, chris nguyen, abc news. an uber driver faces sexual battery and stalking charges for allegedly groping a female passenger. police arrested 35-year-old pedro anorve of redwood city. investigators say he kissed the woman and groped her after he went to the palo alto home to return a cell known she had left in his car. the driver returned to her home about an hour after groping her and she called police but he was gone when officers got there. one of the oakland police department's most highly decorated officers has stunning accusations tonight and says top police and city officials are retaliating against him. sergeant mike gant has worked for the department for 27 years. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live in hockey lap.

vic, tell us more. >> reporter: well, sergeant mike gant filed this legal claim against the city of oakland as well as several members of the command staff. gant says he was retaliated against as a whistleblower. now, the city says it can't respond because this is a personnel issue as well as a legal action, and as you know a claim is a precursor to a lawsuit. >> this is the top cop award that i wanted in 2001. i'm just tired of being made out to be the bad guy. >> sergeant mike gant has won all kinds of awards in his 27 years as an oakland cop and he also says he's been targeted, harrassed, disciplined for blowing the whistle against fellow cops behaving badly. >> looking at my personnel file, for sending racist tax messages and for hostile work environment. >> reporter: in june the mayor publicly accused him of violating regulations by having his friend transcribe documents from an investigation. the d.a.'s office later cleared

him and gant was placed on leave earlier this year for a domestic dispute he had with his wife. he feels this was another excuse to further punish him. >> the thin blue line is alive and well, you know, and once you stop over that line and you become an outcast. >> reporter: but gant says the abuse started when he was reassigned from the homicide division in 2004. the reason, gant says, is that he told superiors that he thought officer brendan o'brien murdered his wife erma when her death was ruled a suicide. the sex scandal involving jasmine abubblesin, alias celeste gaup, that rocked east bay law enforcement agencies, stem from the subsequent suicide of o'brien who had a relationship with a young woman. the abc news iteam obtained this crime lab report that says both o'brian and his wife had gunshot residue on their hands, one of the things that made gant suspicious. huerta lopez's sister has always believed she was murdered by

o'brien. we spoke to her by phone today. she said the sex scandal is more important to the city and police than murder. gant says all he wants to do is clear his name and reputation. vic lee, aches 7 news. a woman walking on railroad tracks in richmond was hit and killed by an amtrak train. sky 7 was over the accident scene at cutting and carlson boulevard. the sacramento-bound capital corridor train struck the woman just before 2:00. none of the 68 people on board was injured. amtrak is warning of delays through that area because of the accident which was -- has closed the tracks between the richmond and berkeley stations. tonight we are learning more about the owner of the unfinished apartment building that burned down near oakland's lake merritt yesterday. abc 1 news reporter laura anthony is live there with the legal trouble the owner faced at one point. laura. >> reporter: hi, dap, the oakland fire department and atf really just getting into this site and starting to sift through the rubble and determine

a cause for this fire. meantime, we did talk with the owner about his loss and his past dealings in in neighborhood. the owner of this building, an unfinished apartment complex that went up in flames monday is the object of a lawsuit by several tenants who were evicted from the property two years ago to make room for this now gutted project. at the time the plaintiffs in this lawsuit lived in this home owned by ethan magganas and hillary was one of the tennants. >> just trying to force us out of our home, making up things, starting construction while we were still living here. >> reporter: last year the tennants filed a lawsuit alle alleging magganas used aggressive and illegal efforts to erect him and then starting to demolish the home while they were still in it. we spoke with ethan magganas and told us he does not think the fire has anything to do with the past or the lawsuit.

>> as far as the past, we offered the theme were there in the past relocation. they refused. they were only interested in money, out-of-pocket money. >> reporter: and magganas says he plans to complete the project, having taken out an $8 million construction loan earlier this year. >> we're anxious to get started. >> reporter: laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> b.a.r.t. is disputing one of the salaries made by its janitors showing he received $276,000 in overtime, salary and benefits. b.a.r.t. says he earned so much money because he signs up for every overtime slot that becomes available. he's likely working almost every day of the year cleaning our stations. and just a short time ago the san jose city council passed restrictions on the recreational use of mayor wan a. the vote

comes in preparation for the expected passage of california's proposition 64 which would legalize recreational mayor wan a. san jose approved a measure to prohibit growing, pros session and selling weed for commercial purposes this. move gives the city time to decide how to regulate this growing industry. much more ahead on this first day in november. coming up, the proposed law that would turn anyone into a condom cop. yeah, all the talk that's provoked on local stage. >> also ahead, the high cost of rough roads. bay area drivers are setting dubious records when we're behind the wheel. >> and turning a dirt lot into a logistics leader. how the oakland army base wants to be all it can be. >> and looking for cheaper flights. 7 on your side's michael finney on easy ways on

i've never liked marijuana. but i'm voting yes on prop 64 to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and over. it has important safeguards for families, like strict product labeling and child-proof packaging of all marijuana products.

and banning edibles that would appeal to a child. raising a teenager, that regulated system makes a lot more sense than what we have now. plus, 64 taxes marijuana to fund priorities like after-school programs. personally, marijuana's not for me. but my mind's made up. i'm voting yes on 64. one initiative california

voters will be deciding on has united both the democratic and republican parties in opposition to t.proposition 60 would require condoms be used by performers in adult films. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us live in the newsroom. carolyn, you have the performers' perspective. >> reporter: that's right. california and new hampshire are the only states that allow adult films to be made legally. now the supporters of prop 60 want tighter regulations. the opponents including those who work in adult films say the measure is misguided. aerial "x" is a performer and producer who is adamantly opposed to prop 60. it would require performers to wear condoms, producers to pay for more medical exams and allow people who watch porn to sue if they don't see condoms being used. >> this puts a bounty on our head. >> reporter: she and others say the industry already has strict measures in place to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted

disease. in fact, cal osha recently decided against implementing moe guidelines. >> this bill does nothing to advance. it's actually taking us back a couple of steps. we have great testing protocols. >> reporter: but prop 60 backers claim the industry is designed current law. >> as a result thousands of young men and women are illegally and routinely exposed to sexually transmitted diseases, including hiv. >> reporter: many medical professionals say proposition 60 is ill conceived. >> this is not a public health measure but a punitive strange law. >> reporter: hand those in the industry say lawsuits could expose their names and addresses putting them at physical risk, something backers don't buy. >> there are all sorts of laws that allow for private citizens to sue to enforce the laws. >> reporter: if prop 60 becomes the law performers say it will

drive their industry underground or out of state. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> a milestone at the former oakland army base today. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: abc 7 news was there as the mayor joined city officials and developers at a ground break for the oakland global logistics center. the 750,000 square foot facility will help sort and fast track goods shipped through the port make the fifth largest port in the nation more competitive and it's already bringing in new jobs to oakland. >> since the beginning of this project in 2013, a little over 3,000 jobs have been created representing about 1,250 construction jobs and 350 have south to obtain new employment and 57% of all hours worked are by oakland residents. >> reporter: the developer is a san francisco firm pro logis. you may remember last year it

became controversial over the proposal to ship coal before the city council moved to ban that idea. >> $2 an hour parking may soon be a thing of the past in oakland. a flexible parking plan is before the council tonight and if it passes, what you'll pay to park on the city streets will be based on demand at the time. city planners think spaces will turn over more quickly in the city's busiest nafnltds the plan was tried out in montclair village with prices ranging from $1 to $2.50 an hour. >> lyft drivers and the teamsters union have demanded changes to a settlement of a class action lawsuit which would continue to classify lyft employ nez california as independent contractors. the $27 million settlement covers 150,000 drivers. they want more money and to no longer be considered independent contractors and lyft is offering its passengers a new perk. ride kers now earn jetblue

frequent flier points. the ride-sharing company made the announcement today. customers need to link their jetblue and lyft accounts on the mobile app and earn points in any state where lyft operates. >> all right. going somewhere? now to buy cheap airline tickets and the best websites that can help you do that. >> michael finney is here with more on how that happens. >> all the holiday travel, haven't booked yet, better get on it, "consumer reports" says if you wait much longer you'll likely see prize jump and here's how to find the cheapest prices. for many air travelers here's what matters the most. >> i definitely try to get the best deal that i can get. >> reporter: which booking site will give you the best deal? "consumer reports" compared nine sites searching for the cheapest non-stop round trip flights on five busy domestic routes. users simultaneously searched for the exact same itinerary at the same time to the same airport. they found there can be big

differences. for example, in one search for new york to miami, round trip flights, the cheapest father google flights came up with was $597 but on price line the cheapest was $459, and despite its name, cheapo air never came up with the lowest fare on any of the routes that cr checked. >> we found you increase your odds of finding the lowest fare if you search for multiple fares over multiple days with or without your search history cleared on the browser and check the airline's own site to see if you can find a lower fare. find all airlines at google.com and fares can vary considerably for flights just hours apart and at nearby airports. "consumer reports" found kayak makes it particularly easy to search for other options. with prices changing all the time "consumer reports" says it's a good idea to check the day after you book to see if you

can find a better deal. why? well, by law you can cancel without penalty for 24 hours after you book a flight as long as that flight and you're not traveling for at least a week so a week before, check it. >> okay. i don't really understand why do you have to clear what you've searched before? >> because they keep track of if you're looking for a flight, and sometimes they actually make the price go up. >> really. >> oh, they are back, okay. so they will jack up the price. >> whoa. >> sneaky. >> like when you're bargaining you've got to walk away. >> exactly. thank you, michael. >> good stuff. this probably does not come as a surprise. the bay area has some of the worst roads in the country. the findings were released today by aaa. a -- i'm sorry by a washington-based research group. the study finds 71% of roads in san francisco and oakland are in

a state of disrepair. you've been on these roads. drivers there are paying of aage average of $978 every year for the increased wear an tear on their vehicles and in san jose 59% of the roads are in bad shape and the maintenance costs to the cars are costing south bay drivers $863 a year. researchers say the poor condition of bay area roads will worsen if officials don't fix these problems. >> may have bad roads but we do have good weather. a live look at live doppler 7. good evening to you all. a few clouds on the radar and no green on the screen. did get rainfall. anywhere from .03 in san jose and .45 in san rafael with the halloween storm. where does that put us? since october 1st we're running well above average for this time of year. in the case of santa rosa, 373% of normal and 354% of average and just over 200 in san francisco and almost 300 in

oakland, i want to caution you because it's been a wet october, this does not mean that we're going to be seeing a rainy winter. there is no direct correlation. we'll keep our fingers cross that had it is. seeing bright skies and 61 in san francisco and mid-60s oakland, mountianview and a live look from our santa cruz camera. you can see lighthouse there and the waves crashing, beautiful weather. those waves will be building, and i do want to warn you that we will be having to watch out for those big waves. temperatures right now mid-to upper 60s to santa rosa to napa. could bring the possibility of rip currents and large breaker and current wave heights are 8 to 11 feet and expect some of these to double thursday and friday if you're going to be out and about and national weather service will issue an advisory and if you want to get alerted by us, the weather service, download the abc 7 news app.

golden gate camera showing you sunshine and clear and cool the next few mornings. looking at sunny and mild wet we are a chance of rain coming in early sunday. first thing tomorrow morning, low 40s to low 50s. it's going to be clear and you're going to feel the autumn chill in the air so make sure you grab the jacket, send your little ones off to school with a sweater or jacket and later in the day it's going to be nice. mid-60s to mid-70s and we do take a look at what's ahead tomorrow night. tomorrow evening if you're going, it's supposed to be a big event and low 630s around 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. when the main activity starts. 4:00, it's going to be nice and mild in the mid-60s the day of the dead. storm impact scale comes in, we do have a 1 for late saturday night into sunday. light to moderate showers are expected. it's going to be breezy. rainfall totals could be on the order of a quarter to half an inch. here's the hour-by-hour time line. late saturday night in sunday a 1 with widespread rain.

while most of you are sleeping, 10:00, 11:00 starts to wind down and for the afternoon it's dry if you have outdoor activity. accuweather seven-day forecast nothing but sunshine and a warmer weather from wednesday through friday. clouds come in and temperatures drop saturday and sunday and in between saturday night and sunday morning we have our rain chance, a 1 on our storm impact scale and we fall back an hour and we sleep well as the rain comes in and if you sleep you're going to probably miss it, kristen and dan. it's going to be nice weather. we need the rain. >> sleeping is always a solution, right? >> an extra hour of sleep will be nice. >> thanks, saida-na. they are called bionic spinach plants because they can sniff out bombs. that's next and at 5:30 on "world news" with david muir. >> our new poll tonight of what it reveals the state of the week one week out. the deadly collision, two buses, a car and aerials from the scene and the suspected killer emt exhis ak-47 and pushing his truck right towards the officers

and you'll see it right after abc 7 news. stay tune. >> we'll see you then and end of an era, new at 6:00, the family silicon valley saga that's forcing the closure of

want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta,

teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. all right. we have new details about a microsoft security flaw we first told you about here yesterday. microsoft says tonight the russians exploited it for recent attacks. the company says hacker group strontium targeted computers with fake e-mails and then used the flaw to access personal information. last month the u.s. government blamed russian-sponsored hearings for leaking democratic party e-mails. it's unclear for now if the dnc was a victim because of the flaw. microsoft will offer a patch one week from today. there is a touching moment of hope in the quake-ravaged region of central italy, a dog that was still alive was rescued after being buried under the rubble of a collapsed building

in the city of norca. video released by firefighters show search-and-rescue crews using bare hands to scoop away debris in order to treat dog and once done the crews gave the dog a drink of fresh water. norca was one of the areas hardest hit by the 6.6 quake. there could be a new fight soon in the fight against terrorism. it's a spin amp that detects explosives. it wilts when exposed to explosive materials. it contains nan particles that absorb water when tainted with resid residue. it will give them a tell teal sign of something malicious and the journal is published in the journal "nature." >> ever feel like you're doing too much things at once. hands going up in the studio at home. turns out you're probably right. a ucf brain researcher is saying

it makes it less effective. and while we may think we're doing two or three things at once our brains aren't real keeping up. >> and with each of those switches there's a loss of the high resolution of that information. how do avoid the overload and be happier and more effective in the digital age. kristen sze has that for you coming up tonight on "ans 7 news at 11:00." >> we're all too busy. >> we are and there's simple adjustments to make. >> looking forward to your piece. >> thanks. >> educating millions

i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, an attorney calls foul against warriors awl star draymond green and b.a.r.t. what draymond says in this promotional ad that is cause being controversy. bailing on california's bail system. why a prominent city attorney will no longer defend the way the system works. plus --

>> i want to be president, but when i'm 13, i won't anymore. >> meet the local woman behind this national campaign aimed at closing the gender gap in politics. all that plus much more coming up at 6:00. >> great. thanks, ama. i'll see you then. >> a young woman from the bay area has a big accomplishment under her belt. >> only a freshman in college. she's from redwood city and recently received the girl scout's highest honor, the young woman of distinction award. here she with her family during the awards ceremony. honorees have to submit a prijt and hers was about a genetic disorder that causes developmental delays. show was actually born with the disorder. >> she launched a media campaign that includes this youtube video. her goal was to educate over a million people. the campaign so far has reached nearly 2 million. way to go. >> impressive. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next.

>> i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate tonight, breaking news.ciate the new poll, with just one week left. donald trump, hillary clinton, where this race stands right now. clinton, president obama, vice president biden, all turning back to trump. trump revealing a change in tone, his closing argument tonight. the latest on the e-mails, and the $20,000 six-foot portrait of trump bought with money from his own charity. the deadly collision during rush hour. two buses, a car, at least six people killed. we're on the scene tonight. the new and chilling images just released. the urgent manhunt. the killer cornered by police. he unloads his ak-47 on the officers. the state of emergency at this hour. the deadly gas pipeline explosion right here in america. that line reaching from new york all the way to texas. neighbors warned. an