avenue and bueno street. >> abc 7 news reporter is live in napa where linda vista remains closed to traffic. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, kristen. we're on linda vista avenue in front of west park school. behind me you can see the suspect's vehicle crashed into a car covered by a chp tarp. that was just a short time ago. the students here were on lockdown. this began at about 2:00 p.m. on bueno street. they responded to a call of shots fired in a house. they established the perimeter. here is the official version of what happened from napa police chief >> stevsteve potter. >> officers responded to the 911 calls, shots being fired. the officers set up in the area. and as they were set up, this guy backed out of the driveway garage and as he was leaving the area in his car, he began to shoot at the police officers.

>> reporter: from the vehicle? >> from the vehicle. >> reporter: let's take a live look now from sky 7. we are told that police returned fire on that car. by our account from the sky 7 video, they put at least 20 bullet holes in that car. the suspect died, then he crashed into a tree. witnesses say his horn continued to blare and the windshield wipers kept turning after that impact. to our knowledge, that man and that deceased suspect is still in the car. meantime officers took no chances at park elementary school. students said they did hear shots fired. parents are still arriving to walk some of the kids out. we're also told that some officers in this incident did sustain some minor injuries. they were treated and they are all right. but clearly this is going to be a crime scene for quite a while. police tape, we have people standing around. we have a car back there with the suspect still inside. all that going on in napa after the shooting began roughly 2:00 this afternoon. live in napa, wayne freedman,

abc 7 news. >> all right, wayne, thank you. gun fire killed a mother in front of her two young children this morning in richmond. now a manhunt is on for this man, lawyer dushan mcbride of san pablo. police call the shooting a domestic dispute. investigators say franklin was in her car when she was killed this morning at 29th and ream avenue. her children both under ten years old were in the back seat. >> imagine the kids and witnessing your own mother being killed. i just -- my heart breaks for those kids. >> surveillance cameras on nearby homes capture the shooting and the suspect getting into a silver car leaving the scene. police say they received a call about a domestic dispute minutes earlier. >> and we have some developing news in oakland. we are just learning that a third person killed in last week's massive apartment fire has been identified as wilson. four people died in the fire and

now a temporary shelter is set up to house the dozens who were displaced is about to close. that has some worried they are going to be homeless yet again. abc 7 reporter is live at city hall. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. i'm standing in front of a local assistance center. this opened to provide services to the fire victims. it's the overnight shelter that will be closing after tonight. the city has a list of available beds, but still some folks are worried about what happens next. >> they need to help us and give us places. >> reporter: with the temporary shelter about to close, these victims of last week's san pablo apartment fire worry where they'll be sleeping next. what do you think needs to happen? >> i think they need to get it together and help us like they did the people on welfare. >> reporter: what have they offered you? >> nothing. >> reporter: monday night just 11 people stayed here but they included two mothers with children. in the meantime the red cross, the city of oakland and alameda county have combined efforts

opening this local assistance center near city hall. the center is offering assistance with housing, food, health and social services. but for some it's not enough. >> they only gave me 125. my tools i lost in the building cost $800. that was way more than that. and they only gave me $120 and i bought this. >> we've been doing the best job we can. >> reporter: oakland assistance city administrator told us finding housing for the 80 people displaced by the fire has been a challenge. not only because of a chronic shortage, but also because the victims have diverse needs. >> people with various challenges, physical disabilities, seniors, families with children, singles, mothers with children, even taking that into account in terms of who gets the priority. >> reporter: local sa assistance center will be open for all victims of the fire through the end of the week. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> an adult and four juveniles suspected in a string of

robberies and burglary are now in custody after flipping their car during a police chase last night in oakland. the car overturned as it exited northbound interstate 880 near fifth avenue and embarcadero. ending a chase that began in east oakland. all five were taken to the hospital. police say they are suspected of robberies in oakland and san leandro, and hayward. >> a judge today sentenced the owner of a granite company to a year of home detention for the deaths of two workers. they were crushed by falling granite slabs back in 2014. 66-year-old pleaded guilty in january to two felony counts of involuntary manslaughter and three labor code violations in connection with the employee's deaths inside a shipping container at galaxy granite. also sentenced to two years probation. >> to fremont where there is concern about what some consider a dangerous crosswalk near a school, a kriefr hit a child yesterday and a crossing guard was injured at that same

intersection last year. this is happening at thornton and sane pedro near ka bril owe elementary school and that's where abc 7 news reporter david louie is with a story you'll see only on abc 7. david? >> reporter: dan, a lot of parents and a lot of the children are saying this intersection is very dangerous. there is no crossing guard assigned here. this intersection, though, has seen two pedestrians mowed down by cars this school year, most recently yesterday morning. the parents of the child did not want to go on camera, but many others are speaking out. joseph lopez is so worried he's putting in his own time to help kids cross this fremont intersection. parents and kids are in shock over learning a kindergarten stunlt was struck by a car making a left turn monday morning as he, his mother and two younger siblings were accompanying him to school. the pto president was there to console the mother. >> it upset me and some of the parjts there helping out. you know, so, that was scary to

see her upset and of course concern for the child because at the moment we didn't know, you know, the conditions of the child. >> reporter: it used to be a crossing guard on thornton avenue until he was hit by a car last september while on duty. he walks his grandson to and from the school. does it help to have your grandfather walking you home? >> yeah. >> reporter: you feel safer that way? >> yeah. >> keep an eye. >> reporter: it is a state highway so cal trans is in charge of signals and crosswalks. cal trans did not return our call to see what can be done to improve safety. >> there should be a left turn between 7:30 and 8:30 in the morning and 2:30 and 3:00 in the afternoon. two times is too many. >> reporter: the ability of students and families to travel to and from school safely is of great concern. we are ready to assist in finding solutions both there and at any other location where safety is in question. >> there should be a guard there so that they can help us in

crossing the streets because these days they are not stopping at the stopping signs. >> reporter: in fremont, david louie, abc 7 news. >> some church leaders want san francisco mayor ed lee to declare a state of emergency to keep blacks from being pushed out of the city. abc 7 news was at third baptist church as they pointed out the african-american population of the city is now below 6%. they say housing is a big factor. the group cites a traditionally black senior housing facility that is now less than 15% african-american. >> if it were just a matter of economics, other groups would not be able to make it here. but it's only black people who are being pushed out. >> the leaders also want the mayor to ramp up the gang task force in the bay view and ingles side areas and address the high rate of black students suspended from school. >> well, some call it propaganda on public buses. up next the media, the message

and the agency may be changing course about its ad campaigns. >> tech workers from the city to the south bay. there is talk this evening of a bay area brain drain. >> i'm abc 7 meteorologist live doppler 7 tracking a spring storm. hour by hour look at what you'll need your rain gear coming up. >> using the blast from the past to target the future. the lineup is unveiled. >> and the best cars of 2017.

san francisco has decided to make a major change in the ads that you see on its muni buses after feedback from community groups. the new policy restricts what you will now be able to see. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is live from city hall to explain what's happening. can carolyn? >> reporter: well, dan, this is one case where san francisco is not the leader of the pack.

with a unanimous vote, sfmta now joins other big city transit agencies. also the mta's current policy allows bus ads like this one, which reads, in any war between the civilized man and the savage, support the civilized man. support israel. defeat jihad. >> i think they can be very hurtful to lots of people. and i've seen some of the graphics and i shook my head. >> reporter: sfmta directors have approved a new policy that prohibits all political ads including campaign messages and bans others that are intended to be insulting, degrading and the most controversial are the work of the american freedom defense initiative which considers it a first amendment issue. >> it is shocking to me that san francisco, which is the left

wing mecca of radical liberalism, is moving toward shutting down free speech. >> reporter: she had just submitted this ad last week and is now threatening to sue. muni says other transit agencies have implemented successful bans. >> they've been able to eliminate some of the ads that have been posted, have been over to withstand some of the legal pressure. >> reporter: the new policy takes effect tomorrow. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> the city of san francisco is hoping to cut down on litter by adding more trash cans. abc 7 news was in the mission today for the launch of the yes we can pilot program. 38 new garbage cans are being added along mission street between 14th and caesar chavez streets. many were removed years ago because they've actually been magnets for additional trash and illegal dumping. city leaders want to change that. >> hopefully people with no

trash in the trash cans instead of on the streets and we'll have a cleaner, safer, more beautiful neighborhood which we all deserve here in the mission. >> if successful, the program will expand to other neighborhoods. >> well, we now know whole take the stages at san francisco's outside lands music festival this summer: headlineers are me tal -- metallica, queens of the stone age. it is set for august 11 through 13th in golden gate park. tickets go on sale for $375. single day tickets will go on sale later. you can find the full lineup at abc 7 news.com and on the abc 7 news app as well. drivers on interstate 880 in oakland will have to be patient tonight. the a's and the warriors both have games so there will likely be a lot of traffic. the a's host the angels in 7:05 in game two of their season opening series. next door the warriors will host

the timberwolves. tip off is at 7:30. further south, the san jose sharks also have a game at 7:30. boy, it's a full day in bay area sports. >> fun time for the fans. all right. if you're in the market for a new car, you'll want to listen to this. >> 7 on your side's michael finney partnered up with consumer reports to find the top picks. >> i love this time of year. i really do. consumer reports was out with its annual auto issue that includes the list of its top car picks. these are among the top performing models that will reliable, safe and satisfying. slow suvs are now the most popular cars on the road. topping the flis that category, the subaru forester which consumer reports says sets the standard for small suvs with excellent fuel economy, super easy visibility, and top notch safety ratings. but the midsize sedan is more your style, the kia optima beats out the accord and toyota camry.

it is stylish, responsive and good value at around $25,000. all of the top picks have high marks. >> when it comes to road test performance, reliability, owner satisfaction, safety. >> need a small cart and great value? the roomy chevrolet cruz, cruz, miles per gallon on the highway. and its overall scoring testing beats honda civic and toyota corolla. looking for a new compact pickup, in consumer reports testing the redesigned honda ridge line handles and rides far better than any other pickup. it also gets impressive gas mileage and has versatile tailgate and under bed storage. >> consumer reports looks at date a across an entire model line. this year the top three are all german auto makers.

audi, porsche and bmw. >> the bottom of that brand report car were mitsubishi, jeep and fiat. >> i like this list every year. >> now people can go and buy their cars. >> there you go. >> all right. an increasing number of bay area job seekers are looking for work elsewhere. according to a d.com, 44% of job seekers in san francisco and san jose are looking outside those metro areas for jobs. the site says older job seekers are more likely to want to leave. 59% of 45 to 54 year olds are looking outside the bay area, compared with 49% of 18 to 24 year olds. indeed says cost of living could be one of the reasons behind these trends. >> a high school senior who did this, wrote black lives matter, 100 times to answer a stanford application question has been accepted. the question was, what matters to you and why? 18-year-old ziad has founded a teen social justice organization

and calls himself an unapologetic activist. he was also accepted by the way to princeton and yale. he's still deciding which college to attend. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandy. >> let's check out doppler 7 right now. we are seeing clouds move through the bay area. look from the south beach camera, here is a look at those temperatures still on the comfortable side. 61 san francisco, 64 oakland, san jose at 74 degrees. live luke from sutro tower, you're looking towards mount tamme and the clouds are increasing. 66 in santa rosa. livermore, concord. one live picture from east bay hills camera, we're going to pan it around here. the sun is trying to show through those clouds, but it is being dimmed a bit. rain and wind arrive thursday with wet and gusty conditions on friday. tomorrow morning when you get going, 40s, 50s out the door. there will be a few clouds

around, the sunrise will be beautiful. as those will be high and whispy clouds. as far as the afternoon goes, once again it is not going to be bright blue skies, but clouds will filter your sun. this is the time to take advantage, get your rain gear out because on thursday night going into friday we do have a level 2 moderate strrnt storm on our storm impact scale. rain will be heavy at times. wind gufrts 30 to 50 mielsz an hour, and there is potential for a stream and creek flooding, particularly on friday once the rain really starts to accumulate. we've had a few dry days so that's allowed the soil to dry out a bit. hour by hour forecast 7:00 a.m. thursday, rain begins to develop in the north bay. it's just really showery around 9:00 a.m., a few light showers and there is another batch of showers comes through thursday afternoon at 2:00. this isn't the heavy stuff. thursday night is when the heaviest of the rain begins. this is when we go to a level 2. oranges and yellows indicating moderate to heavy rain.

this continues thursday night around 11:00 p.m. going into friday morning's commute. friday morning commute does not look good. especially with those winds howling. 4 to 5:00 a.m., scattered showers for the rest of your friday going into saturday. in terms of the rainfall totals, the wet est spots, the hills, the north bay will be picking up quite a bit. but thursday for the first part of the day, just a couple hundreds of an inch. the rainfall begins to accumulate as the heavy stuff begins to arrive. friday morning you'll notice areas topping an inch and a half. there could be wetter spots picking up as much as 2 inches of rain, perhaps 3 in the hills. the winds will be gusting but not immediately on thursday at around noon, just breezy as we med into the evening hours, 30 to 50 mile an hour winds. even 55 at times. thursday night will mean the potential for downed trees, power lines, friday morning a little low, and the winds increase again friday evening. so, if i were you, i would su keer any loose patio furniture you might have.

watch out difficulty driving friday on your commute. you might need that extra time. high wind watch issued for solano county thursday evening to saturday evening. gusts up to 60 miles an hour. could be damaging and the sierra this turns to snow. winter storm watch those evenings, saturday evening, look at the snow, 2 to 3 feet above 6,000. it is going to be treacherous traveling up there so probably a good idea to not try to do it. accuweather seven day forecast. thursday, friday, 2 on our storm impact scale. cooler weather. as we head into saturday, 1, a lighter system. and the cool down continues, dry sunday through tuesday. download the abc 7 news app. you will be able to actually keep a close tab on the storm and get your notes. dan and kristen? >> thanks very much. >> just in case, the rescue plan for astronauts, that's next. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> coming up, the stunning images that children and families targeted in a chemical attack. two separate man hunts, an officer shot and killed showing

up to work, a woman a lawyer, killed in a separate incident. and a plane crash that delta 767 that heard the calls for help next. >> thanks, david. see you then. a true case of buyer's remorse. new at 6:00, michael finney, the lengths a bay area man had to go to to return a $13,000 bracelet. boy, it wasn't easy. that's coming up and a lot more you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before.

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to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. the california highway patrol released video today of a dramatic rescue near a northern water california waterfall. hiker slipped and injured his leg near phantom falls in oroville. paramedics carefully moved samson to a clearing where he could be air lifted out. as you can see, he was taken to an ambulance nearby and went to the hospital to be treated. >> nasa showing off its concept for a new type of space ship that could act as a halfway house between earth and mars. it's called the deep space gateway. it would hang on the far side of

the moon and act as a docking station for space ships on their way to the red planet. the deep space gateway would allow ships to refuel and resupply before beginning the long, long mission to mars. meanwhile, boeing is taking the rapz off an astronaut zip line. an option in case emergencies arise at the launch pad in florida. they sit in individual seats with harnesses. it will start a 172-foot drop accelerating to more than 40 miles per hour. 1300 feet away in 30 seconds. this is part of the sis tm for boeing star liner spacecraft that will launch from cape canaveral. that reached a milestone last month with a successful testing of a para chute system star liner will use on its return to earth. >> nasa could raise money selling tickets. anyone using google or facebook has this man to thank. he invented the worldwide web,

not al gore. in 1991 he launched the first website. he won the am award today. it is the computing equivalency of the nobel prize. the honor comes with a $1 million prize funded by google. and some children in san francisco were enjoying a coding competition. students from st. thomas the apostle school placed 5 th in the wonder league robot iks competition. they competed in the 6 through 8 age bracket. the online requires teams to design solutions for science and technology challenges. >> it's never too late to celebrate opening day. >> yeah, especially when it invofrlz a different kind of baby boomer. that story is next. >> but first we want to thank abc 7 news viewer for this picture of a flock of seagulls. up close and personal with the lens. >> nice. share your pictures with us using social media

i'm alma dates. cming up at abc 7 news at 6:00, a bay area murder suspect is poised to get out on bail. the amount she has to put up is beyond staggering. also a look back at the speech dr. martin luther king, jr. made 50 years ago today. some say it sealed his fate including the man who wrote it. and on equal pay day, one california competition called for drastic action. all coming up in half an hour at

abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thanks, see you then. >> the oakland a's are still celebrating last night's win. short stop marcus simeon will tell you this is what really matters. >> yes, this is his 7 month old son who stopped in berkeley today to join his mom and dad in a visit to the babies born on opening day. >> 12 future prospects arrived. they came with tickets for the new parents. >> he was born right here. it's great to be back to see some of the nurses and just a beautiful, beautiful day for these new babies that are born on opening day and next year they get to come to an a's game. >> that baby likes the mic. we did hear simeon say he wants a girl, too. >> base balls and babies, dz ntd get much better than that. >> coming up next, i'm kristen. >> and i'm dan. for all of us, we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 6:00.

>> bye-bye. tonight, the horror seen around the world. the images are disturbing. the deadly chemical attack unleashed in syria. we are staying away from the most gruesome moments. families, children, among the victims. gasping for air to survive. and the moment another explosion hits. our team making contact with a doctor on the ground. also breaking, president trump and his claim that president obama wiretapped trump tower before the election. now, the new question tonight involving president obama's national security adviser, susan rice. did she ask for names? did she unmask them? members of the trump team caught up in surveillance by the u.s. what she is saying tonight. the abc news investigation. former trump campaign adviser carter page. were russian spies actively trying to recruit him to work