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now at 11:00, a 2-year-old boy force fed meth. police say he was targeted by this woman, with a long criminal history. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> tonight, that child is recovering at a hospital. the 36-year-old woman was arrested. >> lisa is live in berkeley tonight with our developing story. lisa? >> reporter: uc berkeley police caught the suspect pretty quickly. and they say she told them that she gave the little boy meth. >> she just walked up to him and grabbed him. >> reporter: and then what? >> then she stuck her hands in his mouth. >> reporter: jamison doesn't want to show his face, but he knew what happened yesterday when police got this call. >> report of a subject shoving something into the child's mouth. subject is a black female, 30 to 40-year-old old.

>> reporter: police say she put meth into a little boy's mouth. the boy's nanny called for help. >> she's not a very good person. she steals everybody's stuff, runs around talking to herself. >> reporter: people's park regulars know thomas, who they say lives alone. police also know the 36-year-old, who has been busted fortress passing, indecent exposure and probation violation. those who pass by people's park daily are horrified. >> it's really sad, that's what it is. you know, very sad. a lot of stuff that probably happens here in the park. >> i was telling my friend about it. it was very shocking that that would happen. especially a child would be targeted. >> reporter: the boy was rushed to the medical center where doctors found meth in his system. thomas is charged with attempted murder. and will likely be arraigned tomorrow.

we have breaking news tonight. an officer has been injured during a shootout in los angeles. lapd reports the officer was responding to reports of a shooting in the wilmington neighborhood. a shootout broke out. one suspect is dead, another in custody. the officer is in stable condition. developing tonight, santa rosa police are asking for help to find a missing teen. 17-year-old gabriella graduated from high school on friday and went out looking for a job yesterday morning and hasn't been seen since. she dropped off some job applications and used a computer at the library. new details about a child abandoned in san francisco. witnesses saw a woman push her 5-year-old daughter out of the car near the san francisco zoo. the child's father left on a skateboard moments before. the police have found the parents. police contacted the father did, which led them to the mother.

we're staying on top of new developments in a story we first brought you at 5:00. a bay area uber driver arrested after a passenger said she was sexually assaulted. only "abc7 news" caught up with that driver tonight outside his home. cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell? >> reporter: more on that exchange with the suspect in just a moment. police say the attack happened not far from this intersection. the victim was traumatized but not physically hurt. police say this is the route 42-year-old uber driver becker traveled as he drove a female passenger from oakland on may 26th. >> the uber driver stopped short of the destination, got out of the car, got into the back seat with her, and sexually battered her. >> reporter: the police chief

john king says the woman acted fast and distracted her attacker. >> we're very fortunate that she had the presence of mind to interrupt the attack that was going on and able to get it to stop. >> reporter: the woman demanded becker drive to her final destination. these cameras captured the car and license plate, which aided in his arrest. uber tells "abc7 news" what the rider reported is deeply troubling. this driver has been removed from uber. the company reports no prior complaints from riders about becker. we found him leaving his home in san francisco after bailing out of jail. can you tell us about the arrest? >> i cannot talk, sir. i have to go. >> reporter: he drove off. >> i am surprised, yeah. >> reporter: the apartment manager surprised about his tenant's arrest. >> i didn't know he was an uber driver. >> reporter: police are asking the public for any information

about the case. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." today, uber fired 20 employees, including senior executives, after an investigation into company culture. the employees had been involved in harassment, discrimination and other inappropriate behavior. they were let go over the last few months. investigators looked into over 200 complaints. 57 complaints are still under review. one analyst said it's the kind of change employees are looking for. >> we're worried this company has a bad reputation and want to make it better. that's what i heard from people within the company. former attorney general eric holder is overseeing a second investigation. tonight, the founder of the ghost ship is in jail here in the bay area and his former second in command, max harris, is expected to join him. both are facing 36 counts of

involuntary slaughter in the ship fire. he arrived at santa rita jail last night. the county district attorney says two men were intentionally deceptive about what was going on inside the ghost ship before the fire. new at 11:00, it's election night. voters in santa rosa have turned count rent control protections. 52% were for no. 47% were for yes. measure c would have capped rent increases by 3% for each year for any unit built before 1995. british police say a san francisco 49ers duffel bag contained significant evidence in the manchester arena bombing. today, police tweeted images of the gym bag found inside a white nissan last thursday. you can see the 49ers logo on it. the bomber made repeated trips to and from the car in the to t

killed 22 people. in less than two days, james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee. >> and sources tell abc news the former director will stop short of accusing president trump of obstructing justice. >> reporter: all eyes will be on capitol hill thursday, marking the first comments from james comey since he was fired last month by president trump. in his letter firing comey, trump writing, i greatly appreciate you informing me on three separate occasions that i am not under investigation. it's the claim the president has repeated. >> i said, if it's possible, will you let me know, am i under investigation? he said you are not under investigation. >> reporter: abc news learning comey is expected to directly refute that claim. that conversation and others between comey and trump will take center stage at the senate intelligence hearing. and whether the former director

took notes of those meetings, including one where trump was alleged to have asked comey to drop his investigation into michael flynn. sources say he'll stop short of accusing the president of obstructing justice. in two days before the testimony that's expected to make the white house uncomfortable, the president saying this -- >> do you have anything to say to james comey before his testimonisome >> i wish him luck. >> reporter: sources tell abc news there is major tension between president trump and his attorney general jeff sessions. at one point sessions even suggested he could resign. sources say trump was furious when sessions recused himself from the russian investigation back in march, and the president blames the recusal for many of his current problems. dannia backes, abc news, los angeles. >> george stephanopoulos will

anchor coverage thursday morning at 7:00. a bay area high school is in mourning tonight. coming up, the teacher who finished 38 years in the classroom on friday, only to pass away the very next day. and coyote concerns. pet owners in one part of the bay area are being told to be extra vigilant. the taco tuesday tweet causing an uproar before this packed city council meeting. a late season storm

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have set up a go fund me page to help the family. dog owners are being warned about aggressive coyotes. coyotes snapped at one dog yesterday. they were near park trail, home to a coyote nesting den. the trail has been closed for a month to keep people away from the coyotes. >> coyotes are here to stay. and there are few key times of year where there can be problems. right now is one of them, because the pups have been born within the last month or so. they're hitle and their parents are protecting them. new at 11:00, hayward is considering officially declaring itself a sanctuary city. but tonight, the city council meeting got off to an awkward start. >> this tweet invited people to the meeting and said in part, let's taco about it. katie is live at hayward city hall. katie?

>> reporter: it was just about 30 minutes ago, the city council voted to pass a resolution declaring hayward officially a sanctuary city. hundreds of people turned out for the meeting. dozens spoke in favor of it. >> i don't know what to say in response. this was absolutely inappropriate. >> reporter: the mayor started the meeting with an apology for this tweet. the city reminding people about the sanctuary city agenda item with a meme that read taco about it." >> a really unfortunate mistake that came to our attention this morning. and we're very embarrassed and upset about it. >> reporter: the tweet is not what brought some 200 people to the meeting. support for the city making its stance as a sanctuary city official was almost unanimous. >> immigrants from various communities are good for this country. immigrants are good for this country. >> sanctuary conjures images of

safety, a place where someone who is in danger and afraid with seek refuge. >> reporter: one woman voiced opposition. >> i'm wondering if certain people pandering for the h hispanic vote are more concerned about foreign nationals than the safety of united states citizens. >> reporter: a task force recommended the council approve the resolution. it ensures the police department will not do the work of federal immigration officers, a practice already in place in the city. switching gears to talk about the weather forecast, which is changing. >> sandhya patel is here with what's coming our way. >> cooler weather and the possibility of showers. but tomorrow, if you're going to the game three warriors/cavs watch party, i know they're in cleveland, but the weather conditions there really looking fine. temperature will start out at 66

degrees and drop down to about 62. so if you are going to the game, if you're outside of oracle arena, it's going to be quite comfortable. i want to show you a beautiful time lapse of what you can expect tomorrow morning. as you take a look here, you do have the fog, as the sun was setting, a nice burst of color. this is from our tower cam, watching that fog rolling in. and we are seeing the fog as we check out live doppler 7 right now along the coastline. also seeing some of those high clouds overhead. and those clouds will be increasing as we head towards tomorrow. temperatures right now, really comfortable, most of you in the 50s right around the bay and the coastline. here's a view of what you can expect tomorrow morning from our south beach camera. this is a little murky, so yes, we have fog around. clouds increasing tomorrow. showers arrive thursday. a much cooler path friday and saturday. tomorrow morning, allow that extra time, because fog may slow you down.

temperatures upper forts to mid 50s. tomorrow afternoon, the cooling continues. upper 70s to low 80s, mild, heavier cloud kov tore tcover t north, very filtered sunshine. 50s, 60s near the coastline. here's a look at the a's forecast against the blue jays. mild and 65 degrees at 12:35. by 3:30, 69 degrees. you'll need the sun screen, that's for sure. thursday, we have a light system, a one on the storm impact scale. it will be scattered light showers, up to .35 of an inch in the north bay. here's your hour by hour timeline. thursday morning, the rain line is up in mendicino county at 5:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. into the santa rosa area. by 9:00 a.m., covering most of the north bay. light to moderate showers expected.

and then light showers around san francisco, east bay, noontime still across the central bay. heading into the afternoon and evening, it starts to slide down towards the peninsula. not holding together very well. notice it becomes very scattered in nature by thursday night. so not all of you will see the rain. but where it does rain, we're expecting up to a third of an inch in the wettest north bay communities. yes, we get a little bit of rain in june. you can always download the accuweather app and keep track of live radar and here's a look at the seven-day forecast. increasing clouds, decreasing temperatures for wednesday. cooling continues right on through saturday with temperatures bottoming out in the low 70s. notice the one on the storm impact scale for thursday. light system brings light showers. second half of your weekend begins with warmer weather, sunshine and we'll continue that

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all right. tomorrow the warriors will try to keep their undefeated streak

in the playoffs going, but they'll have to do it in cleveland. >> for those not going to ohio, you can watch the game at oracle center court. tickets are available, but they're sold out for friday's game four. another place to watch, san francisco's civic center plaza. >> you can watch it all on your own big screen at home. coverage starts at 5:30 here on abc 7. and join larry beil for the pregame show, brought to you by jeep. larry and shu will be live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. the coverage has been phenomenal. >> the watch parties are fantastic. >> oh, yeah. >> oracle, $20. it feels like -- >> i think parking is only $10, too. >> it's a great deal. how do the warriors feel about making another run at history?

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good evening. we've been here before. the warriors were up two games to none last year going to cleveland. you know how it ended. this year after going 73-9 -- that was last year. they don't care about the possibility of 16-0 in the playoffs, because that's never been done before either. ws taking it one game at a time. >> we want 15-0. i've never once mentioned 16-0. to me it's a miracle that it's even a possibility, it's so hard to do. >> we've got to protect home. it starts tomorrow. one possession at a time, cleaning up on some of the miscues we've had. >> no matter how the season ends, this could be a long summer as the giants continue their freefall. bark in the park night.

dogs showing great restraint. this is a pop-nigh to no man's land. three guys chasing. great effort, but two runs score. brewers score five in the inning. chase anderson, he's been lighting out. nunez is caught stealing here. giants lose 5-2. they've dropped 10 of 14. a's and jays. top of the third, a's up 1-0. josh donaldson through the middle. and this is a strike to steven voit. 3-1 a's in the sixth. ryan healey a liner to seth. cabrera, i think he lost it in the lights. a's win 4-1. they have two more wins than the giants do at this point and they're under .500, as well. cincinnati, scooter genett,

four homers against the cardinals tonight. only the 17th player in history to do that. the first in the reds franchise. contrast that with giant left fielders who have three homers this season. oklahoma sooners win their second straight women's college world series. the sooners have won four titles since 2000, the most by any program in that division. the earthquakes introduced their new resume, tom fox. fox says his priorities are building a winner and increasing the fan base. we got game three tomorrow night. >> how do you feel about it? >> if the cavs don't win, they're toast. if their home crowd, it will be a closer game. i'm not sure if they can pull it out. "ab