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by fremont police. tonight a witness is telling abc7 news what happened seconds before an officer opened fire. good evening. i'm am da dates. >> i'm dan ashley. that man shot by police is alive and at the hospital. it happened around 4:00 this afternoon on mory avenue. >> katie mar zu la is live with our developing story. >> reporter: ama, dan, police were here for hours but cleared the scene a few moments ago. the shooting happened over in front of that yellow truck. we talked with a woman who saw it happen and she shared video she captured on her cell phone. >> he was crying on the ground and bleeding on the ground. >> reporter: she took the cell phone video. you can see a man on the ground, an officer standing over him. she described for us what she saw just before the shooting. >> i saw the officer telling him to stop, telling him to drop what he had in his hand and then he proceeded to run, chasing

him, the young man. >> reporter: she was shocked as the what happened next. >> i thought he was pulling his taser out but he pulled out his gu i said my god, he just shot him three times. >> police say just before 3:00 in the afternoon, someone flagged down the officer to point out the man. >> the citizen advised him that a subject was waving a pipe, threatening people. >> reporter: the officer found the man in the shopping center at mory avenue. >> there was some sort of confrontation which led to shots being fired. >> reporter: police say they're still investigating what happened during the confrontation but did recover the pipe and say the man was taken to a trauma center. his condition is not known. the officer placed on administrative leave. this is the fourth officer involved shooting in fremont this year. katie marzullo, abc7 news. now to video you'll see only on abc7 news. a pickup truck involved in a deadly wreck in the east bay rolling over seconds after impact.

look at what happened here this morning in alameda. two people were killed. and news since 6:00, concerned neighbors are saying drivers need to slow way down. lonnie rivera is live in alameda tonight. >> reporter: that's right, dan. park street is back open here this evening but there's a lamp post missing from this corner. it was damaged just from the jolt of this fatal crash. it's a frightening image of a pickup truck captured on this surveillance video. witnesses say it was going close to 60 miles per hour through alameda's shopping district. they say it ran lights, then the driver lost control, rolling it over. >> i heard it flipping. it was -- it was crazy. >> reporter: cole hickman just arrived to work at a nearby restaurant and helped comfort the driver of the minivan clipped by the truck. >> she was shaking definitely shaking, crying.

really scared. >> reporter: alameda police say the full-sized pickup truck was carrying seven people, two of them died. five others are in critical condition. the woman in the van was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the investigation is just beginning, but police confirm speeding was a factor. >> getting across the street can be difficult even at the best of times because you push the button, the lights come on but nobody stops. >> reporter: locals say speeding is a huge problem along park street. >> everybody is kind of upset really that it's an ongoing problem in alameda which is why the campaign was launched. >> because of the accident and because there was a body lying in the parking lot when i got here, seemed to make sense to close for the day. >> reporter: the monday holiday likely kept people away during the time of the crash, possibly preventing a bigger tragedy. in alameda, lonni rivera, abc7 news. also in the east bay, state safety inspectors are taking a close look at the water slide

where a boy flew off and landed on the concrete below. abc7 news was in dublin where the safety inspectors met with the manufacturers and contractors. video shows a 10-year-old boy careening off the slide at the water park during opening day at the park. fortunately, he wasn't seriously hurt. parents at the park made their own risk assessments today. >> these kind of accidents do happen. and i'm sure people are taking care of that. >> i'll check out the slides first to see if i think it's okay and let him know which ones to go on and which ones not to go on. >> the slide involved in the acident and i second similar one remain closed indefinitely. an 82-year-old south bay man is considered a hero tonight after fighting off a burglar 30 years his junior. abc 67 news was in san jose where yousef showed us where his wife, 76-year-old christina was attacked last night in the backyard of their home when a

would be burglar hit her in the head with a large stick. she screamed for her husband who went right after the woman. >> i catch him. she hid me. she was like tiger. very strong. >> he held the woman till deputies arrived and arrested rehnu singh. his wife received eight stitches to her head but she's okay. breaking news in the last hour, we learned former dictator of panama manuel noriega has died. he was the head of military in panama from '83 till 1989 when the u.s. invaded the central american country. u.s. agents arrested him on drug and money laundering charges. he's been in intensive care since march. nor yea ga was 83 years old. president trump's son-in-law may have been looking for a direct line to putin during a meeting in december.

investigators believe that may it be why jared kushner met with sergei. investigators want to know if he asked for a way to communicate with the president away from intelligence. the meeting was just to assist with the white house transition a spokesperson said. it's a game not forgotten anytime soon. check this out. a bench-clearing brawl between the giants and the nationals at at&t park this afternoon has everyone in the sports world talking tonight and fans say it involves a beef dating back more than two years ago. new details from abc7 news reporter lilian kim in the newsroom. lilian? >> it appears giants pitcher hunter strickland was reviving an old grudge that involves bryce harper and their encounter during the playoffs. giants reliever hunter strickland threw a 9-mile-per-hour fastball that ended up hitting the him of bryce harper. harper charged the mound and the two the threw punches as the

benches clears. no surprise, fans we talked to were quick to blame the other team. >> it was right there inside by the knees. i thought it was overreaction by harper. >> as expected strickland denied hitting bryce intentionally. >> i left the ball over the plate a couple times and he's taken advantage of them. mostly go inside and i got it too far. >> reporter: it's the first time since the two faced off since 2014 when harper hit two monster home runs off strickland. nationals fans say it was obviously today's incident was in direct response to the past. >> i think it's ridiculous to charge the mound. i also think it's ridiculous to like hold a grudge from a playoff series two years ago that you won. >> reporter: regardless of who is to blame, fans were disheartened a nice day at the ballpark ended the way it did. >> memorial day is like one of those times and baseball is america's pastime where it seems pretty sacred. it was quite opposite from that. >> it's a scary thing for a kid to see that when these people

you look up to are out fighting on the field. >> reporter: strickland and harper were ejected from the game and likely will face suspension. lilian kim, abc7 news. while the warriors practiced today, coach steve kerr will wait to make a decision on his return. coach mike brown is filling in while kerr deals with come places from back surgery. kerr says he's getting better and more involved although brown is out with the flu. coverage of the nba finals starts thursday at 5:30 right here. you can join us for an all warriors pregame show starting at 5:00. >> tiger woods says alcohol wasn't involved in his weekend arrest. for the first time, he reveals his side of the story. >> a bay area key fob bust. the warning police are sending to drivers tonight. >> remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice. thetive brutes across the bay area on this memorial day. >> the combination of clouds and an aactive wind kept

temperatures on the cool side to finish off the holiday weekend. but the pattern won't be sticking around much longer. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. >> here's a look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> there's so much going on tonight. >> i will see a walter white shirt on some guy and i will sneak up to him and saddle up next to him and just go, i at enterprise car sales...y experience great customer service

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tonight, we have new details on tiger woods dui arrest in florida. the famed golfer is now apologizing to his fans and saying the arrest had nothing to do with alcohol. abc news reporter danya bacchus has more about woods' night in jail and the impact this latest blow could have on his legacy. >> reporter: a police mugshot showing one of the world's most famous athletes disheveled. police pulling tiger woods over just after 3:00 monday monk near his jupiter, florida home. according to the arrest report, he was stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. the palm beach sheriff's office book him at 7:18 and releasing him by 10:50. the pro golfer addressing the arrest in a statement monday night saying he takes full

responsibility and alcohol was not involved but it was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. 'apologizes to his family, friends and fans. >> now. >> this isn't the first time the golf great has had trouble behind the wheel. in 2009, he was suspected of driving under the influence after a crash that would ultimate little reveal his numerous affairs and the breakup of his marriage. >> there it is. >> woods, who was once ranched the world's top golfer has continued to try to fight his way back up to the top. but with crippling back and knee injuries he's only played once this seen. >> the mind is sharp. i need the body willing to do it. >> last month woods saying he felt no pain on "good morning america." this run-in with the law possibly threatening the comeback he's been hoping for. >> i think this changes everything for tiger woods. at age 41, unexpected and really could dee rail any chances he

has to come back. >> reporter: now the man who was the world's number one ranked golfer for five years sits at number 876 with criminal charges hanging over his head. he could receive jailtime or probation if convicted. we don't know the when he'll return to golfing. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. check out the covers of the new york tabloids tomorrow. both the "new york post" and new york daily news feature woods' mugshot and in a rare move, the same headline, dui of the tiger. >> a reminder tonight to not leave your keys in your car. here's one reason why. napa police found all these keys on a suspected car thief and arrested joshua isen after people reported saw him trying to get into cars. locke your car doors and take all keys or key fobs with us. >> absolutely. today people across the bay area and the nation paid their respects to the men and women who have lost their lives fighting for the united states.

>> hundreds of people attended the ceremony at the presidio in san francisco which dates back to the 1880s. it's the largest service on the west coast. >> you can see why with music, uniformed marching and stories of prolt o patriotism. in the north bay, people backed the streets for a parade that included patriotic sights and sounds. this year it also included this float from the bamboo doo theater that features lady liberty scolding a bobblehead donald trump. the man behind it says it was to express frustration with the president. there were supporters in the crowd but some people thought it was just inappropriate for memorial day. >> in milpitas, several hundred people saluted our veterans. they spoke about the importance of memorial day. names of residents who lost their lives were read out out ot

by ringing of the bell. >> you can take a few minutes to honor the men and women who sacrificed for this country by sharing a special badge on our facebook page, abc7 news. it was a bit of a gloomy memorial day in a lot of spots today. >> and breezy, too. drew tracking the weather for us. >> expect the majority of the region to wake up to gloomy skies once again but the pattern will be changing shortly. if you miss the sunshine, got good news in store in the forecast. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we've combined the two. i want to show you where the cloud cover is over south san francisco, oakland, hayward, fremont and stretching down to the south bay around san jose. it wasn't only the cloud that was stu stubborn. the winds really are not letting up at all. out of the southwest, generally gusting over 20 miles per hour. the winds will finally relax as we get into early thursday.

so the next 48 hours will be rather breezy. outside we go. a live look from the camera atop pier15 showing you the beautiful lights of the transamerica pyramid. the fog making its traditional trek inland at this hour. winds rather impressive, gusting to 30 miles per hour even at this hour at sfo. 28 that current gust in concord right now and hayward a current wind gust of 20 miles per hour. that wind will be active once again tomorrow afternoon, as well. out there right now, numbers are falling back into the 50s after a cool day today. the lone mild spot brentwood. 62. 52 in half moon bay. san jose 55 degrees. 57 the current number in oakland and novato with a number of 52. here's the call, overnight tonight, the clouds dancing inland. the majority of the region will wake up to gray skies out the door for work. and for some of the school tomorrow morning settling in the mid to low 50s. grab the jacket first thing in

the morning. let's go hour by hour and watch the time stamp. 7:00 in the morning. a lot of cloud cover. show you the fog around san francisco hoping over into oakland and north into vallejo. even into the south bay, cloud cover from san jose even into east palo alto. by midday, it burns back to the coast. unfortunately our coastal communities will be stuck in the cloud cover once again tuesday afternoon. highs on our tuesday, we'll have the wide range once again. coast in the upper 50s. 62 and breezy in san francisco. 74 san jose and oakland 66. the forecast the next seven days, clouds to sun on your tuesday continuing to thursday. then just in time for the weekend, by friday, saturday and sunday, sunshine returns. the warming trend even continues into early next week. >> fabulous. thanks, drew. it's a big day for a member of our abc7 news team. >> recognize this fellow?

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tonight, david louie who is celebrating 45 years right here at abc7. he started when i was like 6 i think. he joined abc news on this day in 1972. he was one of the first asian-american tv reporters in the bay area and he's been on the air the longest. today he talked about the longevity of his career. >> i keep wondering how long can a career last. we've been fortunate at abc7 surrounded by really great people, producers and writers and managers who really get it and focused on doing the best job we can covering the news in the bay area. >> you are a great journalist and a pleasure to work with. it's our honor. here's to many more stories yet to be told. david will be at it tomorrow morning first thing telling another story. all right. >> no signs of slowing down. >> not at all. >> the saying is that elephants never forget. apparently hunter strickland doesn't either. did a grudge three years in the making set up a wild brawl between the giants and the nationals today? spor

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strickland went hunting at at&t park today. he hit his target and the target hit back. in this case, bryce harper of the nationals. as you've seen earlier, this turned into a brawl. a nice lazy day at the yard for most of the afternoon. as for the baseball, matt moore seven innings. allowed two runs. that was too much more the giants to overcome. ryan zimmerman his 14th of the year. let's get ready to rumble. strickland drills harper, 9-mile-an-hour. at least he didn't go for head. harper sends his helmet flying one way. he said he was trying to pitch inside. he doesn't like harper because he hit a couple homers off him in the 2014 playoffs. a big collision. jeff samardzija right here and michael morris crashing into each other. lucky nobody got seriously hurt there. harper and strickland ejected. suspensions coming. the giants lose 3-0. as for that pitch. >> i didn't expect that. it's part of the game.

that's what he decided to do. >> when somebody comes at you and throws a 98 mile-an-hour fastball where he did, i wasn't happy with it and took it into my hands i guess. >> see what happens as the series continues. no fisticuffs with the a's and clevelanded. mengden just called up. it did not go well. gave up three homers in the fourth carlos san dana and edward warden carnation back to back jacks. he allowed five runs in 3 1/3. they lose 5-3. game one the penguins go 37 minutes out a single goal. nashville comes back to tie. late drama in the third. ben roethlisberger and country star carrie underwood who is married to mike fisher, 20 seconds left, pens up 2-0. nick bow anyone know's shot goes off mattiace he can home who just happened to step on the

ice. 3-0 pittsburg after one. the breds claw their way back and manage to tie with 3:30 left in the third. goudreau his first and we're tied at three. penguins with only 12 shots on goal for the entire game. jake againstal with pittsburg's first shot in 37 minutes and it beats peca hin nay. 5-3 the final, the pence take a 1-0 series lead. steve kerr subbing for the substitute today. mike brown had the flu. kerr med the media as the warriors continue their preps for the finals thursday on abc. kerr still not ready to re-sioux coaching. >> i would like to tell you i'm ready but i'm still feeling a lot of effects what i've got going on. the team's really healthy. the bad news is the coaching staff is dropping like supplies hopefully he'll be back soon and feeling better. abc7 sports