we just got an update. they estimate it could renope about an hour, at 5:00 p.m. of course, that's too late for the afternoon commute. a very tense day out here on the freeway. motorists took cover when a gun battle began between police and the gunman on interstate 80. >> a bunch of gunshots. i don't know how much. >> he was over the stand-off. a man driving a black suv refusing to surrender. police say the suspect was wanted for a homicide in fairfield. authorities spotted his car this morning and the chase was on. the richmond police and the chp assisted, trying to get the driver to stop. a spike strip was placed in the road. >> after we spike that vehicle, it collided with the concrete barrier. >> the car they were chasing started to lose, it had a flat tire so it was starting to lose

the tires. >> that's when the negotiation began. police keeping their distance with guns drawn. >> unfortunately, the suspect decided to produce a firearm and started shooting at the officers. so an exchange of gunfire occurred. and unfortunately for the suspect, he was struck multiple times. >> the suspect died later at a hospital. most commuters were stuck on 80 for hours. it became parking lot. >> i'm on my way to work in san francisco. i don't know what's happening. >> those drivers were eventually turned back around. we're back live at the shot of eastbound interstate 80. it is open but it is a very slow crawl. long. abeen like that the emeryville police say of thn released. we expect that later tonight. as for interstate 80 westbound,

this is worth repeating. they say it could reopen in the 5:00 hour. live in emeryville. abc7 news. >> it will be too flight salvage the don't see every day. these cars going westbound toward san francisco, ally turning uaaround.ct this was just before 11:30. the cars were directed to go wn on-ramp. here's what it looks like right now. you can see the westbound lanes totally shut down. but eastbound, you can see very slow through the area. of course, the commute direction as well. here's the live picture from sky 7. they expect to reopen the westbound lanes, hopefully around 5:00 p.m. yeah, this commute is ruined. we send out a push alert were the police activity began, shutting down the freeway. you can receive updates like these by downloading the abc7 news app. >> that was not the only problem

other side of the bridge, in san francisco, the transit bus leaves the road and plows into a sidewalk. jonathan bloom is live at the scene with a look behind. you can see exactly what happened. >> reporter: that's the bus lind me that was out of control earlier today. people who watched it happen say they're amazed more people weren't hurt. they say they don't know why the driver of that ac transit express bus lost control shortly after exiting the bay bridge and hit three other vehicles before it came to rest. >> i heard a loud crashing sound. before my eye, i saw this bus and it looked like it was about to film over. >> chad was among the dozens who saw what happened and ran over to help as passengers poured out of the emergency exits. >> the driver was unconscious but came to later. >> police say that driver was one of five people taken to the

hospital. all with nonlife threatening injuries. >> the operator of one of our buses lost control. the operator then struck two passenger cars. i should say, a passenger car and a mini van. >> that accounts for two of the injuries. then it struck another ac transit bus, sending both people to the hospital. ac transit says it could have been worse. at 9:22, there were fewer sxaengs fewer pedestrians. >> then it came down this sidewalk thankful god nobody was walking on it. >> traffic backed up for hours as police investigated. >> this is a large scene that we're processing. at this time we do not know the cause of the collision. >> and the bus stayed lodged in the spot where it landed. >> that is definitely a concern. so we're still needing to community with the building engineers. >> ac transit will launch its

own investigation. >> even of the operators are experienced. they've been with they will for years and there are no indications that there have been issues in the past with the operators. >> you can see the delicate effort to remove the bus has been taken all afternoon. it has been involving an army of workers and at least two tow he trucks. as you can see, they're blocking all of fremont street south of the on-ramp. sorry. freeway off-ramp. right now we have no estimate on when the street will reopen. abc7 news. >> thank you. a woman was hit and killed by a car on highway 24 on lafayette this morning. the woman was walking near one of the right lanes when a van hit her. se died at the scene. the driver was not hurt and is cooperating with investigators. no word on why. >> three grass fires started in

san francisco's mclaren park this morning, sky 7 on the scene. a small grass fire, and then soon after that, firefighters got a second call between the cities' excelsior district. and then they got a third call. these fires burned about three acres. it back to an hour and a half to contain them all. firefighters believe they've identified the area where the grass fire started yesterday. fire officials told abc7 news, they've isolated a construction zone. it burned 28 acres total but no homes were damaged. about 100 homeowners were told to evacuating. >> and crews are making great progress against a fire burning near corona southeast of los angeles. the fire broke out on monday. now 20% contained. the flames charred 2,000 acres, damaged three structures. officials say that's a huge

benefit. a imaginer to evacuation order is still in place for dozens of residents. another warm day in the bay area. the fire danger has subsided some. >> yes, fire danger is diminishing a bit and will continue to do so, i'm happy to say. we still have mainly sunny skies. notice low crowds offshore moving closer to the coastline. so cooling is on the way. in fact, most locations near the bay and the coast are a few degrees cooler right now than this hour yesterday. despite that earlier in the day was just as warm as it was yesterday. so right now we're looking at a mixed bag in terms of wind flow. some are getting the down slowing. a little onshore flow developing contributing to the cooler temperatures we're experiencing. a high so far of 78.

yesterday's high was 87. gilroy, half moon bay. and looking toward the city, you see it is people in degrees in santa rosa. fairfield, concord and livermore. we will see a little coastal fog returning which is going to contribute to slightly cooler weather tomorrow and much cooler weather will follow that. i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. the conservative group known as patriot prayer returned to uc berkeley again. they faced off with students and a few activists. at one point, the patriot prayer members sang, "we shall overcome" while students chanted black lives matter. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. i'm not trying on promote right

or left. it is about respecting other people's opinions. >> people are taking advantage of it. they target berkeley because it is known for being a very liberal oriented campus. >> police broke it up at 12:45 after a suspicious package was called in. trump>>ch ieamp billboard on the bay bridge will stay put until sunday. couragecagne g ssroots portion paid for the ad, said it is not coming down until then after all. earlier media said it would pull that sign but that has not happened. outfront media has a contract. o.j. simpson could be out of

prison as early as monday. a nevada prison official says a plan is in place for his parole but the not been finalized. a nevada parole board approved it in july. he has served nine years in prison for an armed robbery conviction. he resinma lovelock correctional center in nevada. he'll be moved to outside vegas when relee. >> and one final start in front of home start. >> city leaders to get supermarkets to report the use of antibiotics in raw meat products. and b.a.r.t. delays caused by a dog. how long it took officers to catch the runaway animal that was loose on the tracks. speaking of how long it is taking, let's look at the san

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san francisco giants pitcher matt cain will pitch his last pitch, he said he announced his plans to retire after a 13-year major league career. it came after bochy announced that he would start on saturday caainst the padres. in h solid career, helping the giants to three world series titles. the 32-year-old won 108 games,

made three all-star teams, pitched a perfect game in 2002. if you think about matt cain's career, the ultimate giant, cannot imagine seeing him in any other uniform. despite how good he was, there's an expression, getting cained. for so many years, the giants did not produce many runs for him. so he is going to end his major league career with a losing record but he was so great for the giants for so long. one final time to salute. >> it was such a magical moment when he had the perfect game. giantsolklore forever. so f glad you're retiring as a giant. san francisco is expected to be the first city in the country for supermarkets to report raw meat products. >> the nuts and bolts. >> some products label their meats as antibiotic-free.

for the most part, you don't really know. san francisco's supervisor jeff he sheehey introduced an ordinance. >> this is to get big chains to change what they purchase. >> reporter: here's how it would work. they must let they will know how they are used. the public could then print the list. sheehey says it is about shifting the market. >> this is really putting pressure on the market so the consumers can have all antibiotic-free meat and poultdory. >> 70% are being used on livestock? i had no idea. >> at this committee hearing, supervisors were told of the misuse and overuse of aents in animals, which often lead to antibiotic resistant infections. >> the more antibiotics being

used, the more emergents and spread of antibiotic resistance there will be. >> that's because antibiocs kill some of the bacteria but not all of them. those left become resistant. the city would only purchase antibiotic-free meat schools. abc7 news. the fast food chain sonic is investigating fraud in many as s just yet. investigators were timed off last week when several financial institutions noticed fraudulent transactions on cards used at multiple locations. a dog wandered on to b.a.r.t. tracks and caused train

delays. sky 7 is over the scene. trains, through the area. crews worked the catch the dog. that led to delays. look at this. walton lee tweeted this. take a look at this. one passenger on the sfo line spotted the dog on the coliseum tracks. can you see him? posted this photo on twitter. and around 9:00 this morning, they captured the pup. it has a collar but no tags. it is being cared for by oakland animal control. >> you probably didn't need your cell phone to tell you it was hot. thousands in san francisco had alerts popping up on their phones. san francisco's health department issued the alert which warned users of high

temperatures andlso provided information on cooling stations and other city surfaces. the spokesperson said the message asked phone users to check on neighbors. especially the elderly. >> it could be 95 in an apartment or a house that does not have air conditioning. and folks who live in those conditions will be vulnerable on heat-related illness. we want to be sure they know what to do. that the people who look after them know what to do. that they can get to a cooling center. >> this was the first time city has used the cell phone alert system for a heated-related advisory. in my case, they were rather exuberant. they kept sending it over and over. thank you for telling me. it's warm outside. >> by the way, it is pretty warm. >> not so hot that if your kid doesn't fast physical fitness exam, three pull-ups, you can't blame it on the weather. >> tell us more.

>> maybe it will be better tomorrow, four pull-ups. we've got some low clouds pulling up close to the coastline. not quite there yet. we'll see it overnight, into tomorrow. right now we're looking at mild to warm conditions. 75 degrees at half moon bay. 86 in had.yw san jose. 91 at novato. 89 in napa. upper 80s to low 90s. still pretty warm. under sunny skies. a beautiful day. these are our forecast features. coastal cooling will begin tomorrow. temperatures will drop heart isly all around the bay and they'll bounce back to average over the weekend. overnight, a little low cloudiness dinopel g coastline. mainly the north bay coastline. clear over the bay and inland. and low temperatures will be in

the upper 50s to around 60. and then look for another mild day. we'll see inland highs around 90 or just above. around the bay, we'll see low the mid 80s. >> here's our forecast animation. notice return of a marine layer. then overnight tomorrow night we'll see more cloudiness and fog. pulling back to the coastline. and that will bring us a pretty significant cooldown as the onshore flow on returns. then on friday, temperatures will drop sharply. only low to mid 80s in the warmest inland locations. saturday, little change except maybe a or two or three degrees rise.

here's the seven-day forecast. cooling will be in full force on friday. inland highs in the mid 80s. slightly warmer by a degree or two. the temperatures will be below average by wednesday of next week. >> think how many pull-ups when it is cooler. a treasure chest of mark twain, all at a bay area library. we'll get the inside look. and no hole in one at this golf course. it is up for sale. >> and pictures and videos highlighting the bay area's hispanic community. today we would like to introduce you to the mission district.

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chance, explains robert hurst. >> i don't want to belittle his participation or hisuite import. this is one of the things we had not published. >> twain told bedtime stories to h his daughters but they were never written down. >> we don't blank the other stories were like. >> this is an unfinished story. in it, he found a clue. >> hostess, inchy, dash that's one of his daughters. the note proves that this is one of his bedtime stories. >> a lot of people looked at this. >> the manuscript became inspiration for a new children's book. the purloining of the prince. scholars said he probably wouldn't like it. >> we have plenty of evidence

that he didn't like people tinkering with his stuff. >> you too can access the archived stories. to hear more, go to abc7 news.com. we've posted more of our interview there. >> and thousands of never before seen government documents related to president kennedy's assassination will soon be released unless pre tntde.mpru the national archives has until october 26 on disclose the remaining files. they include more than 3,000 documents that have never been seen by the public as well as information that has never been released but with redactions. mostly are from the fbi and the cia. neither one is saying they've appealed to the president to keep it under wraps. president trump lays out his new plan. what it means for taxpayers. >> and the growing disaster in

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i-80 has been shut down more than seven hours after the police chase endsed in a hail of gunfire. officers killed the suspect from fairfield. they say he flashed a gun. abc7 news is on the ground there. some cars if you look here, they had to turn around on the freeway because of the closure. and let's give you a live look from sky 7. check out that back-up. we have one direction with some lanes closed. the one going north on your screen, that's the eastbound direction. and that is affected as well going really slow through the area. so avoid if you can. another earlier tie-up, jonathan bloom took this photo as workers are still trying to move the ac transit bus. four people were hurt. now, to washington. after striking out on health care, republicans are shifting their focus to tax reform. president trump unveiled the

framework for the plan during the speech in indianapolis today. serena marshall is live in washington with the details. >> reporter: this will be the biggest change to the tax code in 30 years. it includes cuts for businesses and individuals, including the nation's top earners. >> republicans moving on and ready for a win. >> tax reform will make health care look like a piece of cake. >> president trump laying out his plan today. the administration says they make sure not to shift the tax burden from high income taxpayers to lower and middle class americans. >> we will cut taxes for the everyday hard working americans. people who work so long. so hard. and they've been forgotten. not forgotten anymore. >> what does it do? the plan would slash the tax rate from 20% to it's current 35%. reduce seven tax brackets down

to three. and lower the top individual tax rate to 35%, while raising the low income earners to 12%. it repealed the estate tax while doubling the deduction for married couples. >> this delivers a new tax code that is simple. that is fair. that is pro growth and pro family. >> while publics lineup behind the president, democrats calling it a -- >> it is be tax reform. it is a framework that gives away the store to the wealthiest while sticking the middle class with the bill. >> republicans are eager for a legislative win after their failed attempt at repealing and replacing the obamacare act. today's stop, just the first in the nationwide blitz.

abc7 news. >> after a series of failures, you have to look, what is the likelihood they can get this passed? paul ryan said they'll have problems once again. right now there is no plan on how to pay for these tax cuts.c. both isis and the taliban are claiming responsibility for the attack. several rockets land near the airport after mattis and the secretary general arrived for an unannounced two-day visit. officials say at least 40 rounds of munitions were fired as well. mattis acknowledged it after his meeting but said it would not deter america's commitment. >> each nation stands united with their fellows and their

support and we will not abandoned afghanistan to a merciless enemy trying to kill its way to power. this visit is the first for mattis since president trump said he would send 3,000 additional troops. controversial judge roy moore is now the candidate in the alabama senate race and reports say donald trump is not happy about it. reporting that he blew up after the news. he called back luther strange. the report says he felt misled by mitch mcconnell who encouraged him. he has called moore on the win. he deleted three tweets expressing support for strange. >> now to that growing disaster

in puerto rico. little food, no running water, gas short ans. 95% of the island still without power. while life threatening >> reporter: one week after hurricane maria cached this path of destruction, puerto rico is in peril. more than 3 million americans living in the u.s. territory now in the grip of a humanitarian crisis. the electrical grid devastated. residents without food or clean water. >> hell. >> reporter: and conditions growing more dire by the day. local officials sounding the alarm. the mayor of san juan begging for help. >> to president trump, please. whatever you need to do. president trump addressing the disaster today. >> spreek a very difficult situation. that place is just destroyed.

that's not a question of gee, let's dry up the water, this or that. that place was flattened. >> reporter: and planning to visit next tuesday, 16 he u.s. navy ships are assisting with relief efforts. ferrying in more than 4 million meals along with much needed supplies. but the aid dripping in. >> i have not heard from my grandmother since hurricane maria. >> i would give anything could i to hear my dad's voice. just to know he's okay. i just want to hear him. >> loved ones stillethn a moun. >> officials say one of the biggest hurdles is transporting aid from some of puerto rico. a week after the deadly 7.1 earthquake, thousands of people are still unable to return to their badly damaged homes. much less their normal lives.

the mexican government says at least 1,000 people have been sleeping outside. it's been days since they've elementary school indoors or had a shower. the death toll is now at 337. facebook says it has removed tens of thousands of fake accounts during the german campaign. the german election is the first test since it spread widespread misinformation on its platform. and there's more evidence that the russian selection using the platform stir up disent. the senate homeland security committee heard evidence that russian sources hashtaged take a knee and boycott nfl to raise the level of controversy here. earlier this week, the "washington post" reported that russia bought facebook ads

during last year's election to exploit division in the u.s. so apparently, this is an ongoing campaign. driving home women's rights in saudi arabia. >> for 27 years, we've been waiting for this. and finally, it has come. >> reaction to the announcement that after decades, women will soon be allowed behind the wheel. >> i'm taking your questions on facebook and twitter. i'm spencer christian. we see it is another sunny and warm day across the bay area but cooler weather is on the way. >> i want to give you a deou of. you can see westbound is still closed off on e right-hand side because of the shooting that took place earlier in the day. the oncoming traffic is at a crawl which is normally the case because this is a commute hour. but made worsened by the situation on the other side of

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>> reaction is coming in. >> reporter: the deeply conservative kingdom of saudi arabia has finally at long last given women the right to drive. >> a royal decree has been issued in saudi arabia giving women the right to drive. >> reporter: it is the last country on earth to do so. a battle saudi women have been fighting for years. >> couldn't believe it. for 27 years we've been waiting for this. finally it has come. >> reporter: the first major protest in 1990. then in 2011, this woman took wheel in her brother's car. she drove a few miles while a friend filmed her. posting on it video, it racked up 700,000 views in just a y.da explains in her ted talk, even more women started their engines. >> june 17, the streets were packed with police cars and religious police cars. but some brave saudi women broke the ban and drove that day.

none were arrested. we broke the taboo of. >> reporter: the campaign women to drive gaining speed. and finally yesterday, mission granted. saudi arabia will never be the same. we did it. the list of things that saudi women can't do in the kingdom is still very, very long and activists are gearing up for the next fight. but next summer, saudi women will also be able to get behind the wheel. we have sunny skies all across the region. you can see that low clouds and fog are offshore. approaching the coastline. look for mainly clear skies. a little fog will form along the coastline. the highest inland readings will

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sky 7 is over i-80 in emeryville. the westbound lanes have been closed since about 9:30 this morning when police shot and killed an armed suspect. they've been chasing the suspect since fairfield. all the way to the bay bridge, they had to use spike strips. they returned fire and the

result is this. westbound completely shut down. that suv, we're just starting to see signs that it will be towed. so hopefully they'll reopen the stretch of freeway heading to the bay bridge very soon. in the meantime, you can see traffic eastbound. even though that's not the direction. you can see cars waiting there. >> this is a miles long back-up. their if you're waiting for bay area housing prices to drop, a new report says do not hold your breath. >> you will not believe how many years they say it will take to roll back. >> go ahead. ask. what do you think of housing costs in santa clara county. the answers are the sail. >> very disappointing. >> unless you're a guy working at google or something.

>> housing is the main issue, according to the forecast released this morning. economists say to obtain a modest 10% reduction in price requires a little more than 20% more housing. our media partner, the bay area numbers and guess what, help is not on the way. at least not any time soon. they found santa clara county would need 129,000 more units. and san mateo county would need to increase by 54,000 units. all of this would take 14 years to 36 years to complete at the current pace of building. so what they say anything is better than nothing. >> the good news, the ucla anderson forecast says the job market is great here in the bay

area. but that's only putting more pressure on the housing prices. ab f c7inney here to answer all the questions. lily asks, can you make a profit off pilots are considered outdated? >> are you kidding me, the antique business, old can be very, very profitable. a quick way to find out what an assignment worth is to go to ebay. there are people going from garage sale to garage sale. they're picking up an item for a quarter, 50 cents. then selling they will online for a quarter or more. old is good. i talked to a reporter for the "washington post" that said ebay will prove we can all own the

same soup tureen for 15 >> one of the most important questions being asked right now. i grew up in the bay area, prices have always been bad and everyone said the prices can't possibly go any higher. and they do. get in on the ride as soon as you can. that means getting the cheapest rent possible. saving all the money you can. don't go on vacation. this is a drag. it's what you've got to do. then you get together a down payment. buy a house and in two years you're the jean just because your louse is worth a tunnel more than when you bought it. >> grayson asked, where's the best place to buy a ps 4? >> you can find playstation 4s all over the place. most major retailers. everywher.

>> what probably matters most is when you buy. the best sales are on black friday around the december holidays. we're getting close so it is worth holding out. consider a bundled package. they come with a bunch of zbams that tends to bring down the price. you can record a 15-second question. you can reach out to me on facebook and through abc7 news.com. okay. thank you. oakland zoo is offering an addition to the he is the eighth baboon born at the zoo in eight years bringing it to 16. one of the largest in the u.s.

>> he's cute. >> golf course in distress. open up a pathway. >> not everybody is open to the idea. the controversy and the golf course up for grabs. making candidates spend a lot of money in california. and a woman removed by police is the latest airline vitd to go viral. the airline already apologizing. find out what happened. and put a cork in it. a report on screw top in control. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used don't use tresiba® to trea t diabetic ketoacidosis,

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in marin county, st. geronimo valley, the golf course is in distress and it is for sale. it has become an opportunity or a point of contention, beginning on your perspective. there is an offer on sir francis boulevard. >> it is likely to become a battle ground.

157 acres where potential combatants agree on one fact. it is a beautiful place. >> this is a special piece of property from a conservation standpoint. no question about it. >> it is green, trees, people out in nature taking a great walk in a great park. hitting a golf ball. >> but the san geronimo golf course is up for 8 at $8.7 million. now they are calling it a trickle. the natural waters flowing through are a prime breeding ground for an endangered species. >> there are salmon that hatched last winter and early spring. >> he sees the sale as an opportunity to restore this land to a natural state and save the salmon. he envisions redwoods and liking trails. now and he the parks have an ally in the trust for public land. it was offered to put up money to secure the property, allowing the county to buy it.

>> it is adjacent to open spaces on both sides. so you have the opportunity to connect all the open space together. open up a pathway for everybody to enjoy. and really preserve this community resource. >> and quite possibly not as a golf course. that would be a county decision. >> a lot more people would like the use this habitat as a park than there are people who golf. >> of course, there are those who beg to differ. >> we have a lot of parks and i enjoy all of they will. but also also for golfers, this is a golfing haven. >> i think they could compromise and keep the course and not impact the koe. >> i suspect there will be some unhappy people. >> in this beautiful place. wayne freeman, abc7 news. a reminder about the news

app to receive push alerts. that would have been really been handy this morning. thank you for joining us. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> a stand-off ends with a fatal shooting. the eastbound lanes are open. >> we are sincerely sorry. >> there's news that westbound i-80 will be opening very soon. and the growing homeless problem. plus the big push to make sure you get your flu shot now instead of later. and will mr. zuckerberg to go washington? >> the cops dashed through.

>> i heard the gunshots. snb westbound lanes still shut down eight hours later. this is a live that i can interest from sky chp hopefully reopening the stretch of roadway very soon. >> this situation is only part of the commute. the other is a chain reaction crash involving two buses. it has been really rough out there. >> an armed suspect dead after the police shooting which shut down interstate 80. right now it is on the verge of reopening. >> live in emeryville with the very latest. >> reporter: we're getting the high sign from chp that this reopening could be happening. lots of activity in the last few minutes. take