>> the 11 million they were referring to is estimated number of undocumented immigrants living in the country. there were several attempts to conduct a civil dialogue with the protesters but they failed. >> you have the audacity to tell us that you have been fighting deportation? >> yes. yes. yes. i am. yes i am. >> you are a liar. >> after calling her a liar, pelosi's security escorted her out of the building. fellow congressman jared huffman explained that democrats are addressing the issue of immigration piece by piece. >> where we might disagree, we have the opportunity to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers while working on comprehensive preform. >> but these youth argued that democrats should be fighting now for all undocumented people living in the u.s. >> this is our message to you,

we're in this fight with you. >> i don't think there's good or right immigrant, we're all one and all deserve relief and to be safe. >> last week president trump agreed in principle to support the daca program in exchange for increasing security along the u.s./mexico border, something these protesters adamantly oppose. >> over the weekend california lawmakers passed a sanctuary state bill to protect all undocumented immigrants. this would limit any kind of communication between federal immigration agents and state and local law enforcement. also states you can't question or hold people on immigration violations. bll has to go before governor brown for approval. abc7 news. we're following developing news. b.a.r.t. police will review train car video after passenger says received threatening note

and attempted robbery on b.a.r.t. train. >> b.a.r.t. initials are holding a news conference in oakland. let's listen in. >> they broke the law? >> attempted robbery. a robbery committed by force or fear, in this instance, by the threat of potential force being used, so attempted robbery, felony. >> how do you prove that if you don't have actual -- seeing the note over, got a note, how do you prove that? >> largely based on the statement from the victim in this case. there are other people on the train too, we're asking if anyone on the train car recognizes this photo that's being put out in the media, they contact the b.a.r.t. police as witness to this incident. >> have you seen this suspect before, in terms of other

instances? >> not known to the police department. we've put together informational flier, sent out to surrounding police agencies asking if they're familiar. >> any other agency -- other than bank robbery, this kind of mo that you've heard of? >> certainly there are similar cases of using a note, whether for bank robbery or others, specific to b.a.r.t., never heard of that before. >> what did the note say? >> essentially said there are two guns pointed at you. if you don't pass back your wallet and cell phone, you you u to do that to stay safe is what the note said. >> this woman mentioned presence and checking car number to feign a seizure -- talk about her

reaction, did they react the way you want her to? >> every incident is different. in this case the victim decided to do this. fortunately worked out. can't give advice everyone should do that. i will caution people, if you're confronted with armed suspect, give them whatever they're asking for. >> but we don't know if she's armed? >> based on the video don't see any weapons or accomplices. >> make a difference in terms of charging? >> that is the news conference held right now by b.a.r.t. police regarding incident on b.a.r.t. train where woman says she received threatening note and attempted robbery on the b.a.r.t. train. police do have video surveillance evidence to corroborate the story, continue to bring you new information on the story. >> and surveillance image. breaking news, deputy broke

policy allowing thief to steal a service pistol. parked a rental car with a 9 millimeter glock 17 hand gun in the trunk. it was not secured inside a box as required. not saying whether the deputy will face criminal charges, leaving gun improperly locked in unattended vehicle is misdemeanor offense in san francisco. new details on the shooting death of suspect by police officer. >> tracking the suspect for 1 1/2 weeks and he was involved in violent crimes. >> live from san jose with more of the story. janeane? >> we're here at an arco gas station in evergreen neighborhood, police tell us suspect committed armed robbery right inside there. we just spoke with the clerk.

>> had gun like this. >> reporter: describes being held up a week ago at arco gas station where she works. gun pointed at her. san jose police say suspect is jacob dominguez, say a few days earlier participated in drive-by shooting. >> gang unit investigators received information and believe that members of local gang committed that crime. additionally investigators believe a revolver style hand gun was used in the crime and dominguez involved in the shooting. >> reporter: last friday night it came to end. undercover police cornered dominguez in car, say he yelled at officers and challenged them to shoot him. >> disobeyed commands and lowered hands.

officers felt that he was reaching for weapon, discharged, striking him one time. >> reporter: dominguez died at scene, knife and drugs in car but no gun found. friends and family held a vigil. leaving flowers. >> i understand the family is suffering, i understand that, but what led up to friday was string of violent events that mr. dominguez chose himself. >> reporter: police tell us dominguez has extensive criminal record, also revealed the identity of the officer who fired that deadly shot, he is officer mike pena, 11-year veteran of the force on paid administrative leave while it's all investigated. abc7 news. san leandro police arrested shoplifting suspect accused of running over officer, leaving her with broken bones.

hurt last night outside safeway store when officer and her partner trying to stop a shoplifter. had a basket full of bottles, possibly alcohol. put it in trunk when female officer grabbed him by wrist. man started his car, backed up over the officer. >> i told the officer, lady who was down, asked her not to move because she was trying to move her arm. i said don't move, you're really -- it's going to get worse and help is on the way. >> officer is still in the hospital but in good condition. her partner was slightly injured, he's been leased. in just a few minutes, new leader is taking over the district attorney's office in contra costa county. sworn in as interim d.a. at 4:30, first woman and first african-american to hold the position, former resigned in

june amid scandal. another hurricane is gaining strength and bearing down on the islands in the eastern caribbean. hurricane maria intensified to category 4 storm. this is video from st. louisia, escaped a direct hit from hurricane irma, president trump already approved a state of emergency declaration in the u.s. virgin islands because of hurricane maria, exactly what they don't need. >> to drew tuma for a closer look at what to expect. >> and this storm is incredibly powerful, sights set on the caribbean. watches and warnings, warning more severe than watch. puerto rico under hurricane warning at this hour for good reason. see that clear eye? that is an indication of very strong storm unfortunately.

winds 130 miles an hour right now. sights set on puerto rico. wednesday afternoon, winds of 150 miles an hour as it goes towards puerto rico. then continues through the caribbean, maintaining strength at least through saturday before weakening to winds of 120 miles an hour. wind field with maria, puerto rico tomorrow evening begin to feel the tropical storm winds and wednesday morning, hurricane force winds greater than 74 miles per hour. jose is off the eercht seaboard, fortunately weakening at this hour. curve off to sea but close enough to new england could have coastal flooding. tropical storm watch and warning in effect there. back here at home, felt the cooler air today, numbers ahead in full accuweather forecast.

oakland's main library hit by vandals again. graffiti scrawled all over the library before dawn. not first time, but damage more severe than most. library director says it's happening so often, working on plan to try to stop it altogether. >> this has been happening on regular basis, hoping to look at potentially putting murals on that because a blank sheet to graffiti artists is perfect place for them to put something. >> library is also looking into installing security cameras. city crew that cleaned the stuff says vandalism a tribute to graffiti artist called animal. police need your help to identify people. security camera got video of the two using starbucks gift card among the items stolen from

pleasanton. if you recognize them, police want to hear from you. delivery robots that hit the streets in san francisco could be soon removed. explain who wants them banned and why they say they're a safety hazard. weather is causing problems at sfo, what you need to know before you catch your flight. >> and new wor

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abc7 news in oakland as pledged to work with the a's to make it reality. publicly financed, closer to downtown and lake merritt, calls for affordable housing, shops and restaurants. hope for jobs as well. >> create 2,000 much immediated middle class construction jobs for oakland and region. >> going to -- as city or stand up and be the great city that we all know oakland is? >> representatives of the peralta college district or community college district i should say were on hand. would be neighbors with the new stadium and looking forward on working with the team in educational partnership. 49ers may be losing on the field but not affectingrallue of the franchise, $3 billion, fifth

most valuable in the entire league. raiders 19th at $2.38 billion, up 13%. dallas cowboys number one for 11th straight year. world's most valuable at $4.8 billion. new england patriots second, buffalo bills last at $1.9 billion. heading to sfo to catch a flight, there's 30 to 90 minute delay because of the low cloud cover. view of sfo this morning, problem was fog. no flights canceled but airport in ground control mode, when arriving flights are delayed and airlines use instruments to land rather than rely on sight. means flights land one at time instead of two at time and that creates delays. united airlines announced date of last ever boeing 747

passenger flight. ending relationship with the 747 because it's outdated. first 747 flight from sfo to honolulu in 1970. crews on the final flight will dress in '70s style uniforms and offer food from '70s style menu. scientists debunking rumors about end of the world coming september 23rd. seen more than 2 1/2 million times. planet x will crash into earth. video includes a seven-headed dragon and prediction of heavenly sign over jerusalem. it's 33 days after total solar eclipse, jesus lived 33 years and number 33 appears elsewhere

in the bible. now i want to show you the claim laid out in the book "planet"plt by david mead who calls himself a christian numerologyist. debunking that there's no such thing. and nasa said any stories about wayward planets are internet hoax. abc7 news viewers are taking prediction in stride. most comments on the facebook post about them from anna marie murray, going to be at son's baseball tournament with his new team, so if you could please reschedule this, that would be great. thanks. dictionary is getting bigger again. merriam webster added 250 new words and definitions. twitter account tweeted out a few new words and definitions

including hive mind, collective thoughts, ideas and opinions of a group. internet of things or the reason your toaster needs the wifi password. and sorry ach cha, punctuate hot pepper sauce is now more than just a name. froio, phrase for frozen yogurt. troll with new meaning to harass or ant agonize, or -- >> haven't we be saying froyo? >> but now allowed to. >> today is not a good day for froyo. >> every day is. >> but it's cold. >> thanks to front that brings fall-like feel to the atmosphere and breezy conditions. live doppler 7, high clouds

streaming in but outside great visibility, look from camera showing high clouds mixed in with sunshine, good afternoon san jose, you're having ideal conditions, light breeze and mainly sunny skies at this hour. wind is big factor, active across the board, gusts to 29 miles an hour in napa, 23 in concord and 23 in half moon bay. and wind will stay with us much of the evening, keeping temperatures below average for this time of year. 70 the current temperature in oakland, right now 79, mainly sunny. 74 in napa and nice in livermore, 74 degrees. overnight today, get rid of lot of high cloud cover, plenty of stars overnight and good sleeping weather, 50s across the board. 51 in santa rosa, 56 in

san francisco and oakland. that wind is active right now, will continue through tonight. future tracker wind gusts still had breeze gusting to over 20 miles an hour in many spots. tuesday, late in the morning wind relaxe but pick up in tuesday afternoon and evening. winds gusting over 20 miles per hour at times against. tuesday is similar to afternoon today. breezy, bright and comfortable for this time of year. 73 the high in oakland, 78 in san jose, breezy in san francisco, 68 degrees, 77 in napa. future weather, changes come tuesday night into wednesday morning. another front sink in from north and early wednesday morning, chance of sprinkle developing in north bay first thing wednesday. but as front sags south, kind of

fizzles out. north bay is best chance of seeing sprinkle. behind this front usher in cooler air to finish off the work week. look at overnight lows in the sierra, friday morning, crisp air moving in, 30s in many spots and few flakes possible. something to track. back at home. accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy and bright. cooler area into friday and might do 180 into the weekend, looks like warmer air moves in and temperatures above average. little bit of a swing next couple of days. tonight is the night, stars are ready. mirror ball is waiting. preview of the "dancing with the stars" premier.

25th season of "dancing with the stars" is fiernally here. >> season opener on abc7, and live in los angeles with sneak peek. >> hey george. >> reporter: hi. i've been covering "dancing with the stars" since season one, episode one, seen the competitive spirit grow as the season goes along but this season hasn't even started yet and seems that all 13 teams want that mirror ball trophy. case in point, season's oldest competitor, who already knows her strategy. >> what i'm really good at, coming in from behind. i really am. if i think somebody is going for something, if i don't want it myself even, i go for it. >> barbara corcoran has has hass instinct but wwe star would

wrestle that. >> hoping competitiveness doesn't get too much in the way. can bring on frustration and i can get down on myself because perfectionist. >> cant come in request ego because never danced before. i want to let it go, have fun and want to win. >> reporter: they all want to win and already strategizing. >> one of the reasons i wanted mark as partner because he's extremely out of the box, so creative. feel like that's where i live as well. outside the box. dancing violinist. i think we're going to have a lot of unique stuff in our routines and things that haven't been seen before. >> we're just going to go for it, not going to be scared to try something new, get in there and do our best that we can. have fun with it. not too serious but kind of serious because both really competitive. >> reporter: there's a twist this season between two married

couples. vanessa's husband is paired with max's wife. >> it's going to be friendly in the beginning absolutely. then if we both get to the finals, vanessa said it best, gloves off type of thing. let's go for it. >> wife swap, "dancing with the stars" edition. >> reporter: if you've never seen it, tune in tonight at beginning there's spectacular pretaped opening number. if you like what you see, i've seen some of the dress rehearsals and first week of dancing is pretty impressive. "dancing with the stars" season 25 debut right here at 8:00 on this season, abc7 news. >> thanks a lot. >> love the couples competing against each other. you can catch the action tonight. 8:00 p.m. on abc7. all eyes on president trump as he gets ready to addres ready

united nations tomorrow. >> we encourage all member states to look at ways to take stands at united nations. >> and unusual plans for fourth of july. >> and new

here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. proimmigrant protesters took over a nancy pelosi news conference in san francisco today. there to speak in support of d.r.e.a.m.ers, brought to u.s. as young children and given a pathway to citizenship. protesters called on pelosi to support all 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s., not just d.r.e.a.m.ers. tweeted that organizers of the so-called free speech at cal will feature right-wing speakers. hurricane maria has strengthened to category 4 storm, heading for the caribbean islands left devastated by hurricane irma. first landfall in dominica and

dominique. donald trump meeting with world leaders, speaking with u.n. secretary general talked about reform and touted his business interests. ariel is live with more. >> reporter: president trump has been critical of the united nations in the past, even suggesting that u.s. should withdraw funding. today a bit of friendlier tone and call for reform. spending monday at united nations with rapid fire meetings on the sidelines. during debut, pushing for reform. >> encourage the the the the general to cut through bureaucracy, cut through red tape and advance the core mission. >> reporter: also this to say about his own real estate. >> saw great potential across the street to be honest and only

because united nations was here turned out to be successful project. >> reporter: striking a softer tone than anti-u.n. rhetoric on the campaign trail. >> united nations is not a friend with democracy. >> reporter: one on one meetings with macron and nettia hue. >> discussing many things among them peace between the palestinians and israel, would be a fantastic achievement. >> reporter: coming amid a crescendo with north korea. >> if the u.s. has to defend itself or allys in any way, north korea will be >> reporter: agenda for trump called speed dating for hell.

all of this coming ahead of much-anticipated speech here tomorrow. world baseball class world baseba abc7 news. >> what do we expect the president to really focus on in his speech tomorrow? >> reporter: a lot of analysts expect president trump to tout his america first agenda, addressing why the u.s. pulled out of the paris climate accords, something our closest allies have been angered why and syrian refugee crisis from the civil war and looming threat of nuclear proliferation from north korea. >> thank you so much. it appears china is not happy about the trump administration's demands for it to help rein in north korea, party newspaper is criticizing u.s. efforts claiming that beijing will never accept the responsibility the administration is trying to

impose. china says the military threats made by u.s. and north korea are counterproductive. in meeting with emmanuel macron, president trump contemplating having a military parade, enjoyed the one on bastille day in paris. friday's acquittal of ex-police officer jason stockily. >> demonstrations during the day well organized but outside agitators are causing trouble at night according to police. >> the latest. >> we're in control, this is our city. we're going to protect it. >> as st. louis heads into another evening of protests, police preparing for possibility of more violence. over 80 people arrested last night. >> people setting out to do damage are being arrested and

they should be held accountable and prosecuted to full extent of the law. >> drawing a distinction between the peaceful daytime protesters and small number of violent protesters at night. for four days demonstrators have gathered to demand justice for black man killed by white police officer in 2011. >> i can tell you with absolute certainty there was no plan to murder anthony smith in high-speed vehicle pursuit. >> the incidet caught on dash cam video. smith tried to evade authorities, ran into a telephone pole, stockily can be heard saying we're killing in expletive. protesters have no plans now to stand down. >> we need to march every day until whenever, and whenever doesn't have an end. i'm for this.

every day we should protest. change has to come and has to come now. >> but protesters looking for action on the part of the federal government were again disappointed. u.s. department of justice says the evidence doesn't support their bringing a federal civil rights case. speed may have been a factor in deadly crash between two busses in queens, new york. a tour bus slammed into city bus making right turn. driver of the tour bus killed and passenger on the city bus and pedestrian. others injured, several critically. new picture shows a large crack in ride that broke apart at ohio state fair killing one person. lawyer says crack is clearly visible in picture taken before the accident on july 26th. investigators determined

excessive corrosion caused the accident. last month state prosecutors say there's no enough evidence of negligence to move forward with criminal case. best places to live in united states, apparently not many in california. get ready for disruption. tech event getting under way right now in san francisco. live look at exploratorium camera, beautiful finish to monday but tracking winds and

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"money" magazine just released annual list of the 50 best places to live. this year only two california cities made the cut, none in the bay area. phishers, indiana, followed by allen, texas and monterey park in southern california. takes into account local economy, cost of living and crime. last year san ramon at 21 and fremont number 46. fairy tale cottage inspired by "snow white" is up for grabs. fairy tale come true. modeled after the home of the dwarves. four-bedroom cottage for sale in five wooded areas in olaw la, wooden beams, stained glass

windows, $775,000, somebody could be living happily ever after. just don't eat the apples. weather today is a dream come true. comfortable temperatures. live doppler 7 along with satellite, high clouds filtering in that will fall apart. allergies acting up, part of the reason is tree pollen is on the rise. moderate levels right now. main offender is elm trees. probably why you're sneezing. plenty of stars out there. natural ac sleeping weather. 52 in san jose and napa. 12 hour day planner for tuesday, nothing but sunshine. sunny midday but 4:00, marine

picks up, gusting 10 to 25 miles an hour and that keeps temperatures below normal this time of year. wednesday increasing cloud cover, chance of sprinkle in the morning in north bay. cooler weather dominates thursday, warming trend to start off upcoming weekend. >> thank you. barely hit the streets and now one group is calling for a ban on robots. new hope in the battle against breast cancer. athome test that could save your lives and money. celebrating hispanic heritage month every day on instagram and club founded and celebrating

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we told you about the new delivery robots hitting bay area sidewalks. now could go the way of the seg we and be banned from city sidewalks. >> carolyn tyler with the story. interesting. >> in san francisco not just segues but bicycles and skateboards also off-limits on the sidewalks. now autonomous delivery vehicles are being scrutinized. move at four miles an hour delivering food and other cargo. starship technologies did demo with this robot in san francisco last year. but that test drive might be its last. supervisor norman li believes may be zardangerous to pedestri. >> only way to prevent them taking over the sidewalks. >> starship technologies believe

some sidewalks would be too crowded like financial district but throughout the city is premature. >> for convenience it has great application. let's have opportunity to reason with one another about what the rules of the road might be so to speak, hours of operation, number of devices. >> but advocacy group has started petition, calling for bots to be banned. >> will crowd the sidewalks which don't always accommodate people walking. will block curb ramps, issue for people in wheelchairs, disabilities and children. >> device sees the person before the person sees device and is capable of avoiding the person and going around them. >> a hearing is scheduled for supervisor yi's legislation on october 11th. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. techies from all over the

world converged on san francisco for disrupt xf, the largest start-up conference. organizers expect 485 start-ups over the next three days. there you can see all kinds of tech like delivery bots we just talked about, underwater explorers and roam ba for your garden. artificial intelligence plays a large role, no surprise, used so much in new tech. >> in couple of years will be a layer under which everything is built. you won't even know it's happening but it will be. >> key speakers, heather atkins from google and petra ceo ben silver. details emerging on plan, selling shares at 12 to $14 a share. hopes to raise more than $250

million, founded in 2002 and still not profitable, amassed losses. holiday season most important time of the year for toy stores but toys "r" us could spend the time in bankruptcy. filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. fighting consumers moving online to amazon or buying from discount stores. chain says the stores stocked right now for holiday season but not might last. suppliers not shipping new items until toys "r" us can pay cash for them. "rolling stone" magazine is for sale. built a reputation as voice for music lovers with focus on pop culture and politics. told "new york times" that while he loves his job, letting it go

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the truth" at 10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00. >> new park that showcases the views from highest peek. >> mount umunhum is in the mountains. joined first day visitors. >> reporter: the bay area's newest attraction, towering over the south bay. >> want to touch the sky? this exactly where you can do that. >> reporter: nearly 3500 feet, closed for decades by the air force, housed a radar system used to watch for hostile aircraft in the cold war. you have to work your way to the top. 159 steps but once you get there, incredible view. there is alternative for those with disabilities, take a road to be dropped off at top.

invested $25 million and nearly eight years into the transformation, so visitors can take in the views. summit was restored. >> military flattened it, made room for buildings. wee reached over the edge to pull it back up to create more natural ridge line. >> reporter: also added a ceremonial ring for native americans to pray, request by relatives who used to live here. >> wonderful place, wonderful views, just really interesting. >> reporter: newly paved five mile long road is challenging for cyclists. 17%. >> it's more difficult than hamilton. not as long but grade is steeper. going to be a go-to place now. >> on mount umunhum, abc7 news.

>> that's great. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. i've worked at b.a.r.t. 19 years and first time ever heard anything happening as related. >> b.a.r.t. says this is the woman behind a weird attempted robbery, threatening note and woman who faked a seizure to escape. >> just stop it now. >> no one was stopping anything. protesters against pelosi and both sides lost. >> uc berkeley is ready for week of controversial speakers. only one problem, just one coming. weekend of vandalism, turns into a day of cleanup at local library. woman on board the train wrote a note, two guns pointed at you. give me your stuff. >> the note described in police

dispatch recordings. now released surveillance pictures of the would-be robber. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze, started friday, woman riding b.a.r.t. and handed ominous note. >> b.a.r.t. police just wrapped up a news conference. leslie? >> b.a.r.t. police say never had a case like this but good news is now they have cameras on every train car and provided excellent surveillance video to examine and asking for public's help with images released today. showing a woman with strawberry blonde hair and suitcase, believed to be the suspect who passed the note on to the rider. after doing so on a b.a.r.t. train headed for dublin on saturday afternoon, suspect exited at powell street in san francisco. note