local time after reports of an active shooter. >> he was carrying a double bag. i think it was black. and he set it down and pulled it out and started shooting. >> law enforcement going room to room and floor to floor, combing the school for the gunman. >> the student walked up to him. engaged him. and that student was shot. that student did not survive. he then fired more rounds down the hallway. >> students sheltering in place. worried parents rushing to the scene. reuniting with children amid panic and disbelief. about 300 students were inside the high school at the time of the shooting. the governor of washington calling it heart breaking. abc news new york. and now to breaking news, a training accident injured 15 marines at camp pendleton. this involved an amphibious vehicle catching fire while it

was on land. five marines in critical condition. this is third major accident involving marines in the past three months. two air crashes in mississippi and australia killed a total of 18 marines in july and august. new at 4:00, a supervisors' committees has passed registration that would hide bar codes. hd the reporter is live at city hall with the story. >> reporter: well, the bar code legislation is part of the city's war on car break-ins. it is the most unique aspect of this war. and it falls right in line with police chief scott's vision. his focus. which is prevention. we're seeing suspects who are organized, there are multiple groups. it is like it is the crime of the day. >> the crime du jour. crime burglaries.

so far this year more than 17,000 cars have been broken into. some 3,600 more than the same time last year. and the thieves, they're getting bolder. richard hash moto is with the downtown merchants organization. >> he just breaks in nonchalantly and takes whatever and leaves. >> they're easy because of the sign ang. specifically the bar codes on the side windows. the supervisor would require rental companies to hide the bar codes. here's the sample. they're smaller and placed on the corner of the wind shield. >> if it is smaller and you put in it front, it is a lot more difficult. you would have to walk over and look at it. >> it would have outright banned the bar codes but resistance from bar codes on implementing it, they said they'll comply with the new version even though it will still be costly.

>> there's an employee cost. we'll have to scrape off the old stickers and put on the new ones. >> reporter: another piece of legislation also passed committee here at city hall today. and that one would require all rental agencies doing business in the city and at the airport to warn customers about the break-ins, and to tell them not to leave anything in their cars. some of the agencies are doing that but this would require the customers to initialize a portion of the contract which says they indeed were warned by the rental agency. both bills go to the supervisors next week. abc7 news. big news today from the oakland athletics. the team is ready to commit to building a new stadium privately financed near laney college. still a lot of obstacles removed. the drone flew above the site.

you can see the warehouses, parking lots, administrative lots for the community college district. they're looking at breaking ground in 2021 and opening the new ballpark this 2023. so six years. a long time. of course, a lot of other things to have happen before that including permitting, environmental approval and ballpark design. they also need to by the way, buy the land from the peralta community college district. >> they absolutely have to convince peralta that this is a land deal that peralta wants to engage in. >> the chancellor released a statement saying no decision, commitment or disease have been made. from the sports perspective, i think the a's fans have cautious optimism over this plan. after years of making zero progress, we have an actual plan. and dave, the newer a's president, is the best thing to have happened to the organization in a long time. if he test me he's done the

research and this is the best site, i believe him. under ideal circumstances, this park would not be ready for six more years. there's so much that needs to be done. infrastructure changes. moving the peralta campus. overcoming some community opposition. there is just so many hurdles to overcome. the fact they finally have a plan that seems to be well thought out and again, privately financed, is encouraging. don't get me started on the fact coliseum site will be vacant and it could have been handed over and it will now be in vaigs vegas. >> we won't get you started of the. instead, let's talk about the weather. it's been an odd few days. >> don't get me started on that either. >> you can take it. this is a lye shot from emeryville. it is cooler already. i saw actual water droplets on

the windshield. >> did you like it? >> you're asking larry if he likes something? >> he never likes anything. >> live doppler 7, a lot of people are welcoming these changes. the cloud cover has returned. it is keeping the heat at bay. even the thunderstorms in the reasoning. some thunderstorms around lake tahoe. that's where they will stay. look at the 24-hour temperature change. i think a lot of people are happy. 10 to 20 degrees cooler across the region. so outside right now, the numbers in the 60s and 70s. 78 in san jose. 71 in oakland. 63 in san francisco. and napa, a comfortable 72 degrees. however, what we have with us. that humidity. the dew points, it measures how it feels. when you get above 50 into the 60s, that's when it feels humid. so we'll talk about the humidity finally leaving us.

it will feel like fall. the numbers ahead in that fall accuweather forecast of the. >> thank you. now to the clean-up recovery efforts following hurricane irma, police in south florida are looking into the death of eight he hadderly people in a nursing moment was reportedly having power issues after hurricane irma. >> reporter: sweltering heat and no air conditioning blamed for at least six deaths at this nursing home if hollywood, florida. a dozen other residents rushed to the emergency room across the street. >> the police took they outside. >> reporter: the entire facility evacuated, a criminal investigation now open. police looking into why these senior citizens weren't taken to safety sooner. >> we depend on those people to care. it is really sad when something like this goes on. >> while millions wait for power companies to restore service

throughout florida, there are more dangers with the misuse of generators. >> reporter: people including 13 children hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning. >> sadness and now desperation growing in the caribbean. heart hit by irma. >> we don't have food or water or places to go. >> in the keys where fema says 90% of homes damaged or destroyed, residents are returning. >> i didn't expect it to be this bad. >> and president trump is heading their florida. he plans to meet with fema, first responders and the koeg when he travels to this area tomorrow. abc news, naples, florida. san francisco students strive to help hurricane harvey victims. thanks t t t t t t t t

>> right now, most of the substantial on irma. harvey victims are desperate for basic necessities. so many houston areas flooded, as you can see here, and people lost everything. so to meet their day to day needs, a student and an administrate at the university of san francisco organized what was to be a one-day collection yesterday bust after the story on abc7 news at 11:00, they decided to continue it today. in fact, they're still collecting right now. we saw lots of people come by. one more hour, they'll do this before closing the door and driving to texas. jennifer hogan is originally from houston. >> you feel hopeless being here. you don't know what you can do. when this idea came up, i wanted to help him pitch in and every one in our office, the usf community, has been wonderful. >> the student bobby basra whose family is providing the trucking

coil has spent $2,000 of his own money to buy supplies and here are items they're seeking. new underwear and socks. hygiene products, blankets, first-aid kits, granola bars and gift cards. amazon and home depot, for example. the truck is on golden gate avenue until 5:00 p.m. if you're in the area and have some items on hand, they'll gladly take it to houston. a san francisco genetic testing firm has to retest 50,000 saliva samples. the test generated false negatives for a rare disease. it occurred when the company was adjusting the test so could it detect other genetic traits. they said retest should have gone yield no more than 15 false negative results. a b.a.r.t. station agent was beaten and robbed early this

morning after the last train of the night left. it happened at 1:00 a.m. in oakland. the agent was accosted by an upset man who hit her. the suspect then stole victim's work bag and ran away. police were called but couldn't find the man. much more ahead. minority leader nancy pelosi and senator? chuck schumer huddled with president trump at the white house. this meeting does not include comingal republicans. also, this sunnyvale home is off the market and this afternoon the real estate market is calling at this time biggest above price offer he's ever seen. and one final dive for a spacecraft that has been sending back dazzling images for more than a decade.

happening now, president trump is meeting with democrats to discuss deadlines. nancy pelosi and chuck shoomer have been invited to dinner with the president and his white house staff. aside from the d.r.e.a.m. act and the december fiscal deadlines, the conversation is to include and talk about obamacare. the last meeting with democrats resulted in the deal for a short term debt ceiling hike. the planet saturn and its rings has long fascinated astronomers. and part of science team for the cassini mission to saturn has been involved since the very

beginning. our reporter visited the lab today. >> reporter: the spacecraft has been oerkting saturn since 2004 gathering date about its moons and rings. it has exceeded its life span, sending valuable information to earth but it is running out of fuel. the engineering professor has been part of the mission for 26 years. an original member of the radio science team that form sxlatd conducted the research projects including over 100 experiments of saturn's rings and 40 fly-byes of the moon titan. >> for me because i lived it from the inception until friday when it goes away, it is a little more personal. >> reporter: he says while there was an initial focus titan with its dense atmosphere, data from the moon discovered ice crystals spewing into the airer that suggests a possibility of an ocean under the surface. >> conditions are that life

could exist in that ocean. so that's a big, big break through finding. we're always trying to find out whether life exists anywhere else. >> reporter: he said it arrived when the rings with open creating less interference for radio significant in addition which take 80 minutes to reach earth. it is equivalent to 29 earth years. >> it collected mountains of data about the saturn system. some of it is analyzed. and some of it is still to be analyzed. it is a gold mine of information. >> he will be analyzing that for another year and he will there in pasadena for cassini's plunge. >> it will send data until very last bloemt the spacecraft will be destroyed as it burns up and breaks party like a meteor.

abc7 news. being a teacher in san francisco could soon include reading, writing and rentable housing of the the san francisco school board has voted to move forward with a major housing project this former school site in the city's sunset district. the plan cause for up to 140 units. more than half would be available for teachers and classroom aides at a subsidized rate. the school board member says the housing the critical for keeping teachers in the city. >> many of our teachers are paying 50, 60, 70% on housing. it is insane. we need to get to it a manageable level where our teachers can afford to live here and live in the communities that they're serving. the agreement allows the city to begin looking for a developer for the project. er the mayor has committed nearly 45 million from a voter approved voteable housing bond. if it does move forward, city officials believe the units could be ready in about five years. and homes are such a hot

commodity in the south bay. one sold for nearly the asking price. it was listed for almost $1.7 million. it sold for just under $2.pave million. according to our media partner, this home is one of more than 50 in the south bay that have sold for at least $200,000 above listing price in just the last month. and the home that we're showing you, in particular here, is relatively close to that new apple campus. >> there you go. >> cha ching. location, location, location. >> it's nice on the inside though. >> i love back splashes. that was bad. >> a little drizzle. >> tomorrow afternoon it will be one of those days, it is picture perfect. we have sunshine, the humidity

drops and the temperatures will be great. a nice break from the intense heat. live doppler 7. got some cloud cover out there. really kept temperatures at bay of the we'll take you outside to the south beach camera of the the clouds over the bay. we'll take to you walnut creek and you have sunshine as you move inland. and that sun if you've noticed, is setting earlier and earlier as the days go on. our sunset tracker showing you, the sun goes down about 7:20 p.m. of one month from today on the 13th of october. at 6:39 p.m. and then in two months on the 13th, yes, one minute before 5:00. that sun will go down. out there now, temperaturewise, this is nice. a lot of people arelike this. the 60s and 70s. 74 in concord. 78 in san jose. about 63. the current number in san francisco, and 72 in napa. live doppler 7. the past 12 hours, this area of low pressure to our south on,

response for a few isolated showers early this morning. that is pushing off to the east and you look to the north in oregon. it is drier and clear skies. it will filter in over the next 24 hours. overnight, we'll hang on to a lot of cloud cover. a little coastal drizzle. perhaps mainly cloudy skies. upper 50s to lower 60s. it will be overnight temperatures. and tomorrow will be a day of transition. dew points, it measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. and it fees muggy and humid. as the day goes on in santa rosa, we'll start it out thursday afternoon. watch as the numbers continue to drop. and by tomorrow night, it will feel comfortable. if not dry and refreshing as we head into thursday night and friday. so here we go. by the afternoon tomorrow, enjoy it. the clouds get out and the humidity begins to drop and the

temperatures are high. 70 in oakland. picture perfect. 80 in fairfield. 79, the high. a quick update. we have hurricane jose, a category 1 storm. winds 75 miles per hour. south of bermuda now. the forecast track does continue to take jose away from the eastern seaboard. however, it is close enough to bring strong rip currents along the east coast. something will be tracking for you but it doesn't look leak a threat. enjoy tomorrow. tons of sunshine. it is comfortable on your friday. the humidity is down. the weekend, it turns it will feel like fall. by wednesday next week ashs mix of sun and clouds. slightly below normal for this time of year. delightful. >> we deserve it.

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this isn't something you see every day on san francisco streets, a car flipping down a hill. that's his workout. a video from one of the stunts from the film, antman and the wams. the movie is the sequel to the antman which was actually pretty good about a super hero who can shrink in scale but he is super strong of the antman and the wasp. a special day for some southern california children going through a difficult time.

the reporter in los angeles has more on the unique window washers that children won't soon forget. >> the smiles say it all. >> today is the most awesomest day ever. >> it was an as you on the day at the ucla children's hospital as batman, captain america, spiderman and the hulk descended from the sky to wash the patients' roops of. >> batman because he lives in a cave with bats and his secret identity is bruce lee. >> what are you doing? >> he's flying? >> yes. >> not only did the kids get to see their favorite characters you but got to meet them as well. although the super heroes are the ones wearing capes today, it is the kids who don are being super heroes every day.

>> it is beating lying in the rule every day. i just got here. i needed to do something. >> these could thattic book ledge reynolds a nice distraction for the kids and their parents. >> it is amazing to see all these kids so happy. and just keeping he smiling when they're going through such a hard time. >> at ucla, abc 7 news. we have some baby news. >> not this baby. >> serena williams introduced her daughter to the word today. >> yes. williams posted this video on her website. yes, we have a nail. alexis olympia hannah. she was named after her father, williams' family and co-founder of reddit. >> they were actually in the hospital for nearly a week. she said alexis has a grand slam

under her belt because williams was pregnant when she won the australia open. i am told that names can be a boys' name or a girls' name are quite popular. >> they are. we'll have to see what we pick. >> next up, cam la harris is joining a big push for health care for all. why she says now is the time to act. and this afternoon, berkeley university getting ready for a speaker tomorrow. and a record breaking day and a record breaking day for the cleveland (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it. to protect your identity, new medicare cards without social security numbers will be mailed next year.

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a teenager died and three others were wound at a high school near spokane, washington. students stay gunman was a classmate who had long been obsessed with past school shootings. he is now in custody. tap water is off limits for people living at malneed a point. we'll have a look at what might be causing the water problem ahead at 5:00. and this is where the a's want to play ball. he sent this tweet and said not everyone is happy with the

choice of location for the new ballpark. efforts are underway to prevent violence are at any type of speech against ben shapiro. we'll look at how school wrapping up security measures. >> reporter: by this type tomorrow, there will be barricades here and bancroft way will be closed off completely for several blocks. ben sla pehapiro has spoken wit incident in the past. >> we've learned that the police department did a comprehensive review. >> reporter: that's the say they'll be ready this time for any protests that might come with conservative speaker ben shapiro. with an elaborate floonl avoid a repeat of the kind of violence seen on the plaza last february.

>> we'll have far more police officers. we'll be confront by anyone wearing a mask. >> including uc police used in riot gear and the use of batons and pepper spray if necessary. thor barricades will be replaced and the city of berkeley will shut down bancroft. >> it looks like conservative there's finally get to hear are a conservative speak at the campus. >> a washington, d.c. organization co-sponsoring the shapiro speech. >> they did charge as you pretty hefty security fee. we're moping will ensure the event can go forward. that they do ensure anyone who tries to disrupt the event is held accountable and it is not just chaos. >> the issue is not free speech. the issue is fascism. >> but there's still strong opposition to the visit even

though he conservative commentator and writers himself, a favorite target of white supremacist because of his jewish heritage. >> if you go to the event, you should walk out as soon as he starts to speak and come to the speak out and speak against the rise of fascism. >> and there are just a few demonstrators out here this afternoon. many more expected tomorrow afternoon. there may be more conservative speakers headed here to berkeley. there are reports that ann koulter and steve bannon all headed here at the end of the month, near the end of the month for what is being called a free speech event. although uc that's the tell never venue requirements far from a done deal. thank you duelling heal care bill in the senate today.

it was authored by bernie sanders. under the legislation, americans would get coverage by showing a government issued card and no longer owe any out of pocket deductibles. 15 others should sign on. >> this should not be thought of as a partisan issue. it is not even a bipartisan issue. this is a nonpartisan issue. cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, affects folks around our country whether they're in a red state or a blue state. >> an opposing bill, lindsey graham and bill cassidy, aps to repeal and replace. it is unlikely that either bill will get a bill to pass. president obama wants to shape young leaders. >> this will be a place to gather and learn from one another and then go back to your communities to lead others in the hard work of change. >> the summit will be held in

chicago on october 31st and november 1st. there will be one-day training sessions across the country for people 18 to 24. it comes one day before the leaders of the former president's foundation will meet with the public in chicago to discuss the upcoming presidential center and what it will offer. michael bennett who was seen pinned down in video obtained by tmz sports said he was accosted and singled out simply because he was black. people were scared and running because nobody knew what was going on. >> in his first tv interview, he described this chaotic confront wags las vegas police caught in video obtained by tmz sports. reports of gunshots sending people scrambling. >> no one saw a gun but everybody saw panic.

>> we saw police and s.w.a.t. and people asking, what are you going to do? er we started trying to get away. >> the defensive end claiming he was racially profiled by office here's pinned him down outside. somebody said, get on the ground! i'm thinking, is this real? >> bennett saying he was terrified to move. >> when there's a suspect and guns are drawn, what did do i? i'll asking. can you please tell me what did i? i'm scared and i want to go home. >> what did he say to you? >> they are saying he ran and acted suspiciously and he was not targeted because of the color of his ground. not all vantage points were recorded. >> the arresting officer did not activate his camera.

>> and the experience he says changed him fore. >> every time i see my wife, i try to kiss her like it was the first time. >> since then, bennett has drawn criticism for not standing during national anthem. he says the move is unamerican. abc news, new york. it's official. the olympic cauldron will burn in los angeles. last night a number of los angeles landmarks were lit up in the olympic colors for the announcement. the ioc announced the host city of the 2024 games. >> paris, 24, los angeles, 28. on the left and the right are the mayors of both cities happily accepting the decisions.

los angeles last hosted in 1984. and the american league record of 20 straight wins with a victory today over detroit. could they get it? >> the fans were ready to go. the tigers take the first lead of the series when they do you believe left and scores alex presley. the streak in jeopardy. jay bruce, a three-run bomb. that was clearly' home run. they take lead to the ninth. two outs in the ninth. cody allen on to save it. the indians win again. the cleveland players trying to appreciate the sneak stay in the moment at the same time. >> never take anything for granted. whether it is a five-game winning streak or do something

crazy like the and win 21 straight. we'll try to show up tomorrow and play a baseball game. we won't dig too much into this. we'll try to win as many games as we go. >> so a mixed bag for a's fans. that streak was. so fun. i remember being at the ballpark. it was like magic every day. you have miguel tejada or scott coming through in a clutch. and without that streak, you don't have a money ball movie with brad pitt playing billy bean. the bitter sweet part of it, the a's lost early in the playoffs. so instead of the euphoric wave, they got bounced fast. and the angels wound up winning the world series that year, beating the giants in seven games. next up, disappointed chargers fans have reasons to

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zaeg man enraged is willing to go to the bottom line to capitalize on his losses. he owns el pollo grill in san diego. he is offering a free taco to everyone who comes in the day after an l.a. chargers loss. they lost monday night. he realizes the hit he might take but his animosity gets the team's decision to leave san diego run that's deep. >> they lose 16 games, that would be 16 times you can come get a free taco. it's work me. >> this could be a costly promotion. customers hoping to cash in on the deal. they need to tell cashier the secret password. this time it was panel isos taco in reference to the owner, dean spanos. there was sheer joy.

>> bianca vasquez said yes moments after the start of the game. the catcher was her boyfriend of six years. after catching the ball, he captured her heart. >> he wrote that he first met his fiance at a giants game and wanted to propose to her during the game. she seemed to have a heart time believing it happened. is this real? >> yeah. >> freddy dressed as a giants player. you see his name on the back of the uniform and the number 17 for the year he pro poetsed. >> i have to say yes. a dream come true. >> nice! how cool is that. joe montana was there. >> a big night. >> he should almost preside over the ceremony. >> the couple lives in merced

county. >> speaking of cool, it is. >> cool and drizzly. >> i'm a sucker for a wedding proposal. that was awesome. cloud cover close to the coast. they have more in the way of sunshine. it is really comfortable in terms of september newspapers. we'll who know to that cloud cover. coastal drizzle develop. upper 50s to lower 60s. the 12-hour plan, a lot of cloud cover early on. it is a dave transition. throughout the day, the humidity will lower. it will feel comfortably drier. the temperatures in the 70s to the lower 80s. we'll take it to sonoma. we have the race underway three days. nice and sunny and it continues into the weekend with temperatures will in the 80s. the accuweather forecast, it feels nice. tons of sunshine. it is comfortable. a little warmer over the weekend but the humidity is low and we

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many people have trouble sleeping, including a gma reporter. >> she has a sleep coach who wants to help you get some zs.s. >> time. 2:45 a.m. location, oakland, california. >> good morning. >> west coast correspondent turned east coast morning show. >> great tips as always. thank you. >> after my 5:00 a.m. live shots, i'm usually back to bed. this can lead to problems like insomnia. >> i wake up at 3:00 many other my days off and it takes me a

while to get back to sleep. joy. and my short term memory can get weird. >> why did i come in here? >> i am a sleep mess. >> enter the sleep coach. >> we are like detectives. we help you find those nooks and crannies. >> she has me log my sleep, my caffeine intake and my alcohol consumption. >> i see the blackout shades. >> those are key. >> she makes suggestions. with my right before bed facebook habit. >> it is like the night shift. you can put it on and schedule it. what happens is right before bed, people are exposed to that blue light. and then they'll have a hard time falling asleep. >> she looks at my pillow. >> you want to visualize a line coming from the top of your scalp, down through your nose, your lips, chin, chest, all the

way to your belly button. >> when we talk about what wakes me up in the night? a surprising culprit is identified. >> a lot of times people don't think about, what noises can my pets, how can they wake me up? she leaves me with three practical suggestions. noise. wear ear plugs when i can. and at the least -- >> taking off the dog collar to eliminate the noise. >> food. eat earlier and cut out the alcohol. finally, chill. the problem, emotions we haven't dwelt can bubble up at night. >> the monkey brain. >> so to process those feelings, she advises multiple checkins where you breathe deeply, do a gut check and feel your feelings before you go to bed. >> a lot of the ways to improve your sleep happen out of the bedroom. >> yes. it is not just what's happening in the bedroom or how much sleep did you get but what's happening the whole day.

>> the centers for disease control and prevention says adults should sleep seven or more hours each night. more than a third of the adults in the u.s. don't. a farmer outside of houston had to evacuate last month because of hurricane harvey. lester couldn't take all of his animals. he didn't think they would survive. he got a surprise when he went back to survey the damage. >> how did you survive? okay. oh! there's may! >> you can see how emotional he is. he found that his pigs and goats, horses and cows survived. look at this guy will! he says the animals seem to be a bit spooked but hopes he can get them back to good health soon. it is peak season for butterfly sightings in the san francisco financial district. the tiger swallow tails thrive in this environment. the plazas on market street

mimic the habitat. they are working the preserve the butterfly habitat. anyone on their lunch break can meet at the e*trade plaza steps and take a break. next at four, it came out of nowhere but many saw the ship address. and here's a look. a judge dismisses a criminal charge against one of the officers accused in the police sex scandal. we'll have details. a large tree takes out not one but two cars. a man was trapped. we'll have that story. plus, bottled water is being handed out. and a bad pipe may take longer to fix than a lot of people wanted.

. coming up, the goldbergs, speechless. stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. a mystery about a protest poem in response to last summer's ghost ship fire that left 36 people dead. snflt some call it art. others call it graffiti.

they claim the whitewashing of that poem had has hit nerves. >> until recently, what had been this memorial for victims of the ghost ship fire is gone except for a wilted bouquet or two. now it has been replaced by that quandary of words. >> madness needs no logic. hate needs no logic. >> love needs no logic. dear oakland, choose love. >> i was wondering if it was strael of consciousness or if they crafted it beforehand. >> the nail of the poet unknown. column after column filled with words describing the ghost ship fire and the memorial that used to be here. people stopping to read it. and then this afternoon, another visitor. it's graffiti, said this employee from the department of facility services.

>> i don't consider this graffiti. >> in less than one minute we photographed him twipg words from several columns. by the time we caught him on video, he was walking away. later he showed us his printed order. to be fair, the mayor's office said she had nothing to do with giving such orders. they came from public works in response to a public complaint. meantime back inside, the sim ballistic missile of oakland's issues with the fire and the whitewashing of these words seemed unavoidable. >> this speaks to a lot of issues in oakland. >> i can't decide whether or not it is a covering up or a letting go. >> call it another case of art being in the eye of the beholder. what is left of that art anyway. in oakland, abc7 news. >> if you want to read the complete poem, we posted it on

our website. thanks for joining us. >> we noticed it because we stunk. >> dirty water from a bad pipe in alameda. it could be days before it is fixed. >> i have not said this is the best places for the a's. >> the mayor may not be sure. >> facebook and twitter. they seem to be in the cross hairs of the justice department. >> and a san francisco police officer's gun is stolen and then used in a homicide. the oakland a's decide where to bud their newer

>> let's show you another look at the proposed site. drone view 7 flew above the area. it sits between the lake and 880. >> eric thomas has more on the story. >> reporter: it would be nice if the team came one the money. this will be a self-financed project. take a look behind me. does that look like a stadium to you? the a's say it could be in about five years if everything goes right. imagine the current administrative offices of the peralta community college district as an intimate 34,000 seat ballpark. that's what they're doing. >> we love the it is an amazing view of the oakland hill's. the side line. all of these