>> 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 a look. the suspect suv h actually

just been towed away. it was on a flatbed. it has now left the scene. we could see westbound interstate 80 reopening any minute. now freeway has been shut down for the better part of eight hours. area's busiest freeways looked like a parking lot. interstate 80 shut down. commuters were stuck. >> we've been here since >> motorists took cover when a gun battle began between police and an armed suspect. >> i was in my car and i heard the gunshots and i stayed there. a bunch of gunshots. >> sky 7 was there. a man driving a black suv refusing to surrender. police say the suspect was wanted for a homicide in fairfield. authorities spotted his car morning solano county and a chase was on. the police and the chp assisted trying to get the driver to stop. a spike strip was placed in the

road. >> after we spiked the vehicle, it collided with the 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 a negotiation began. police keeping their distance with guns drawn. >> able to reach in by phone. he eventually exited the vehicle and started shooting at officers. they returned fire. >> the suspect died later at a hospital. most commuters had no choice but to wait. >> i'm on my way to work in san francisco. i don't know exactly what's happening. >> the drivers were eventually turned around by the chp. >> back live. take a look at eastbound 880. it's open but very painful. police are not releasing the nail of the suspect at this time. they say the homicide he is suspected of committing happened

in december of 2015. just pan off as we see the first cars cars. we're being told to clear it. >> they're getting on now from the powell street on-ramp and more will be coming. all right. thank you. >> two buses collided in san francisco, snarling traffic at on of the busiest intersections. it happened at fulsome. the bus plowed into the sidewalk. it struck a passenger car and a mini van before it hit the bus.

this is one of our normal routes. we transport nearly 30,000 people across the bay bridge every single day. the driver lost consciousness. they are one of five people injured. they check with engineers to make sure nearby scaffolding was safe. both san francisco police and ac transit are investigating the crash. >> one person was injured and another killed at el cap tan. it was about three hours ago. this picture of the slide is from a rock climber on el capitan when it happened. the release point of the rock fall appears to be near the water fall route. a popular climbing route on the east buttress.

here's another picture. this is right in the middle of climbing season in yosemite. the park remains open and visitor services are not affected. new at 5:00, we just got pictures into the newsroom of a cliff rescue. he went liking and fell to the ground. we understand that the guy is okay. >> the land lord is set to collect more than $3 million in insurance payments. an insurance document obtained by our media partner shows they have received more than $670,000. and the two men charged in the ghost shipment fire both entered a not guilty plea today. they each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for last december's inferno.

>> uber is facing lawsuits. in one suit, a woman claims she was repeatedly groped by a driver as they traveled down interstate 10 in los angeles. and in a second suit, a woman complains of the driver showing her nude pictures of women he said were prostitutes and then demanding sex from her. the suit says yooubl has a history of issues. you know there's a serious homeless problem on the streets of san francisco. tonight city leaders are grappling with a new twist on that issue. >> not everyone there is traveling. >> reporter: let me give you an update on the officer he was released from the hospital and is at home said to be in good

condition. as the numbers of travelers grow association do the numbers of homeless. >> luckily we had an officer there who intervened before anyone else was hurt. >> reporter: he thank ed them. the office here asked that his name not be used was taken to san francisco general hospital after being slashed and stabbed numerous times. with the help of other cops, tsa agents and a civilian, the officer was able to arrest 64-year-old doris johnston. sources say he was a transient hanging around the airport. as with the city, sfo has encountered a growing number of people. >> on average we see about a dozen homeless people per day at the airport that we're making contact with. >> reporter: many come on the last b.a.r.t. train. it is a safe warm place to spend the night. they say they're often greeted by officers at the platform.

>> we do neat last b.a.r.t. train in and there's very little reason to be at the airport unless you're a ticketed passenger. >> we use the tokens to get him on the transportation. they can transport them to a homeless shelter in san mateo. >> we work with san mateo mental health to get them to a facility or jobs. >> reporter: airport police and officials have developed a group. they hope by the end of the year, to have advocates working full time on sfo to offer direct help to the homeless. abc7 news. mark zuckerberg is now a figure in the ongoing investigation into russia's enter fierce in the 2016 election. they've asked him to testify about how russia may have used

social media to influence election. facebook confirmed that it received the invitation but didn't say anything further. today, donald trump claimed that facebook has always been against trump. trump says facebook is against him. liberals say we helped trump. both sides are upset about ideas and content they don't like. that's what running a platform for ideas looks like. county officials in santa clara are asking people to get their flu shots early. and they are testing new ways to spread the word. >> visitors are excited about more than the latest book release. >> they're saying is this really happening sf i've been looking for a place to get a flu shot. >> they're partnering to offer free flu shots for adults. they'll be held at five different libraries during month

of october. those who have had the flu before say it is a great idea. >> fevers and chills and body aches, and it puts you out of commission for who knows how long? when you have kids especially, that means you can't take care of your kids ynd a cyoanur't job. >> so far countywide no, one has died from the flu. medical providers say some of the patients have already reported having flu-like symptoms. >> we want to make sure people protect themselves early. the flu shot takes about two weeks to become effective. >> reporter: more than 10,000 people visit the libraries on a daily basis. >> there's so much we want our libraries to be. a place for improving your life, having access to what you need. >> reporter: with you there are those passing on this year's he

vaccine. ment onning instead to take their chances. >> i don't personally feel the need to get it. i feel like i'll healthy enough to let my immune system take care of it. >> reporter: people preparing to battle the flu however they choose. abc7 news. now to some changes coming inkhe what is showing up on live doppler 7. the fog. find out when it will cool your area. >> and san francisco has a beef with antibiotics in grocery store meats. and if one assume vise o'has his way, more than one must not stores will have to change the way they do business. >> plus, why this woman was dragged off a plane. >> and

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san francisco is expected to be the first city in the country to report the use of antibiotics in raw meat products. the goal is to reduce the number of anne >> assume visor jeff sheehey introduced the right to know ordinance to change it. >> this is to let them know what they're buying. this is to get the big chains to change what they purchase. >> here's how it would work. raw meat suppliers must let large retailers know if antibiotics are used. those retailers must then notify san francisco's department of environment. the public could then print the list. it is about shifting the market. >> we start to inform consumers. >> 70% of antibiotics in this country are being used on lye stock? i had no idea.

>> at this committee hearing, assume visors were told of the misuse and overuse of antibiotics 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 antibiotics kill some of the animal's internal bacteria but not all of they will. those left become resistant. the city would only purchase antibiotic-free meat for schools and jails. it goes before the full board and the mayor. consumer groups are working to eliminate antibiotics in restaurant foods. >> a new report grades 25 fast food restaurants on whether they serve foods with antibiotics. michael finney is here. >> better thissee than last.

>> urging restaurants to stop serving meat with antibiotics. only two restaurants got best grades of 25 surveyed. chipotle and panera are making sure the beef and poultry are being raised without it. and others got terrible grades by not reducing it at all. however, last year 16 restaurants failed, among those improvements were kfc and subway. use of antibiotics can breed super bugs that are resistant to antibiotics. the more we eat, the more we don't respond to antibiotics. after years, the fda is enforcing a rule restaurants must post calories on their menus. it includes chains with 20 or more outlets, vending machines and grocery foods will need calorie labels. the fda documented the rule

three years ago. consumers groups said they were unlawful. so it clears the way to begin next may. the controversy over kneeling during national anthem has every one choosing sides. now directv is responding. the "wall street journal" is saying that they are offering refunds for the sunday ticket game package, but only if a customer canceling because they object to. normally it is nonrefundable. directv and the parent company at&t could not be reached for comment. >> thanks a lot. new today, california voters may have more sway as to who the next presidential nominees he n signed legislation moving the 2020 primary to march.

that move could shake things up by giving an earlier toeg candidates with more money. the state is home to 11 media markets. remember, the state moved to it february in 2008 in hopes of having more influence. it was moved back to june in 2012. matt cain is calling it a career. he plans to retire at season end. his decision came a day after bruce bochy announce that had cain would start for the giants saturday against the padres instead of bumgarner. he won 108 games in his 13-year career. made three all-star teams and of course, pitched that perfect game that none of us will ever forget in 2012. >> take a look at how warm it

was. most of us in the 80s and 90s. to 87 in san francisco. livermore, concord, san jose. half moon bay was a good place to be at 77 degrees. check out live doppler 7. and yes, we do have some fog getting toward move in along the coastline. and that's going to make an impact on your weather as we head into tomorrow. here's a look at the hi at thtse. cooling trend beginning tomorrow. fog returns to the coast by morning and back to average for the upcoming weekend. do you see the difference? the air quality is starting to improve. we have a spare the air day up today. blue skies over san francisco. 78 degrees in the city. 89 in san jose. gilroy still pretty warm at 91 degrees.

and low 90s, novato, napa. take a look at the winds, yes, we had the offshore wind. it is beginning to switch direction and that will usher in cooler air. it will mean better air quality. so tomorrow, look for good air quality. south central bay. for the rest of you, mod at air quality. we will have fog along the coast. 50s, 60s, mild weather at noon time. and it is going to be breezy and cooler by 4:00 p.m. 60s and 70s. hour by hour we go. tomorrow morning, 5:00. you see the fog. by 8:00, it is pretty. filling in all the way down the coast. you'll have sunshine but a difference in those temperatures.

the sea breeze will help take your temperatures down compared to today. so san jose, still warm in the south bay. 90 degrees. 91 in morgan hill. 88 in sunnyvale. right near the coast. tomorrow you're in the low 70s. still pretty comfortable. 68 in daly city. 60s, the fog will be is itting and most of the north bay will be in the 80s. 84, napa. east bay, comfortable weather. warm around fremont. 88. inland areas will be warm. ler more, walnut creek. you can download the app and check out the temperatures. hour by hour, minute by minute. the cooling begins with upper 60s to low 90s. much cooler friday.

we'll come down to the mid 80s inland. then we'll hold you in that pattern as we head into saturday. breezy. sunday, a little bit milder but not much change. then next week, i have to point out, month clouds, cooling down. phinting at the potential for perhaps a slight chance with a few showers in the north bay. we'll keep you posted. >> thanks very much. let's look at sky 7. you're looking at this ongoing mess on 80 through the emeryville area. finally, after being closed for really all day, the westbound lanes are reopening on 80. the traffic is still slow. >> it looks like only one lane is getting through. there you see it. arrest you get past the tow trucks, and then you see the cars on the frontage road.

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threatening pet allergy and demanded two dogs be removed from the flight. >> reporter: what are you doing? >> let's go. >> this is video taken from one of the passengers on the plane. he spoke with us about what he witnessed. >> the police were trying to force her down the aisle, she kept saying, i'll walking, i'm walking. but she was fighting they will entire time. she was saying she was cooperating but she was fighting. >> he said the woman was demanding an allergy shot but was told she would have to deplane. >> at some point she decided to go on the flight. and they said we now know you have this severe allergy. we can't let you fly at this point. >> southwest issued this statement saying in part, our policy states that a spler without a medical certificate may be denied boarding if they report a life threatening allergic reaction and cannot travel safely with an animal on

board. our flight crew made repeated attempts to explain the situation to the customer. however, she refused to deplane and law enforcement became involved. >> what are you doing? what are you doing? >> get off the plane. >> as she was being removed, she could be heard saying she had to be on the flight because her father was having surgery in s angeles. >> i'm sorry. my dad has a surgery. what are you doing? >> southwest tells abc news, they offered to rebook her on a later flight but she refused. law enforcement is handling the situation now but southwest says they will reach out to her directly to address her concerns. at l.a.x., abc 7 eyewitness news. stay with us, up next, the great wine

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thank you. tonight, your money, your taxes. president trump's new plan. what it means for you. after several efforts to repeal obamacare fail, the president now turns to a major tax overhaul. proposed cuts for middle class families, also major cuts for corporations and wealthy americans. also tonight, the crisis in puerto rico. a full week after the hurricane hit, more than a million people without power or drinking water. the mayor of san juan tonight saying people are starting to die. the deadly showdown. the police video just released. the suspect jumping from his pickup, firing at police. officers responding. tonight, abc news obtaining some of the russian ads bought on facebook. you will see them for yourself. posing as an american group, the ads say, "we need trump." the massive explosion,