why, a stand off with a murder suspect that ended in gunfire after the suspect stepped out of his car and pointed a gun at police. his car stopped west of emery vil. >> a live look at interstate 80 where you can see traffic accident moving on both sides, westbound smooth again, eastbound, the one on the left that is tight because of the normal commute. we did not see traffic moving earlier today. >> let's go live to abc news cornell live. >> reporter: westbound lanes reopened tonight after a long closure. sky 7 was over the freeway a short time ago at 5:00 p.m. as crews toed will be the the president's black suv. took an hour and a half to move everything blocked the lanes and freeway.

by 5:30 all lanes were cleared again. now a shooting investigation is just beginning. moatrists took cover when a gun battle began between police and an armed suspect on interstate 80. >> i was in my car and i heard the gun shots, i stayed there. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the tense stand off mere the maize. a man driving a black sufficient refusing to vaersurrender, poli say he was wanted from fair filed. richa richmond police assisted in trying to get the vehicle to stop. >> the car they were chasing started to lose, it had flas tires. >> reporter: what's when negotiation began, police keeping their distance with guns drawn. >> we don't know who fired first.

>> police say they can't be sure of the suspect fired initial shots at officers. >> it's pretty clear that the individual is not cooperating and fired a shot and somewhere near the offers or at the officers. >> the suspects die later at the hospital. most commuters had no choice but to wait. >> we've been here since 9:00. >> i'm on my way to work in san francisco. i don't know exactly what's happening. >> reporter: those drivers were eventually turned around by the as not been h released. police say the homicide that he is wanted for happened in fairfield back in 2015. in emery vil cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> let's take a live look from sky 7 into interstate 80. you can see all lanes in both directiones are open just hours of closures. traffic is heavy but at least it's moving.

the incident in the street was not the only issue for drivers. around 7:00 a.m. a crash on i-80. that's to the right of your screen. the driver was okay but traffic slowed in both directions because of this crash. commute problems continuesed off the freeway. the fremont street off ramp from i-80 shut down today. after a bus crashed on to a sidewalk into a building and construction. four people taken to the hospital. jonathan bloom has been on scene this morning and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: for east bay commuter this is theay to downtown san fewranciscoat g an almost for 8 hours today this was close after a transit bus went out of control. now that the sidewalk is finally open we can see the damage left behind after that bus. struck three vehicled and kareened down the sidewalk

coming to rest in that construction site.ar eight hour crash workers were still trying to free the bus from the spot where it landed. >> i heard a loud crashing sound. and out the corner of my eye i saw this bus looking like it was about to flip open. >> reporter: chad preston was among the dozens of the workers who saw it happened and ran over to help. >> the driver was unconscious at that time but came to later. >> reporter: police say that driver was one of five people taken to the hospital with nonlife things injuries. >> the operator of one of our buses lost control. the operate then struck two passenger cars and a mini van. >> reporter: that kentucaccount two injuries then it struck another busch. >> both coaches were going to the transit. >> reporter: it could have been worse if it happened earlier. at 9:22 there were fewer

passengers and pedestrians. >> came down this sidewalk here, thank god nobody was walking on it. >> reporter: traffic backed up for hour as police investigated. >> this is a large scene we're processing. tip we do notnow e cause of the collision. >> reporter: ac transit will launch its own investigation. >> each operator is experienced, that i have been with the transit for years and there's been noss iues with either of these operators. >> reporter: ac transit will have a lengthy investigation ahead of them. one thing they'll look into of course is maybe the driver experienced a medical issue prior toinos lon cgtr bus. that bus may be totaled. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> of course we were busy sending out push alerts as all of these events unfolded this morning. download the app news appear and

ante-i believe push alerts. one person killed this afternoon and another injured in a rock wall from yosemate. this video is from peter who was climbing when it happened before 2:00 this afternoon. a park spokesman says the rock fall nears to be near the water fall route. a helicopter was flown to survey the scene and search for injured climbers. this is right in the middle of climbing season in yosemate. one witness says there were 30 climbing parties there when this happened. the parks remains open and visitor services are not affected. new at 6:00, the teenager who live streamed a crash who killed her younger sister will stand trial. prosecutors say 18-year-old abdul ya sanchez was driving with her 14-year-old sister and another girl in july when she lost control of the car.

sanchez's sister jacqueline was killed, the other passenger was hurt. a alcohol analyst says sanchez's blood alcohol concentration was about .09. but the blood will be retested because the officer admitted writing down the wrong name of the person giving the blood. >> they're going to do an analyst of my client's dna based off the swab. we'll have an answer to that as soon as they're done. >> prosecutors say sanchez could face endanger management charges when she's back in court next week. fire in oakland two men entered not guilty pleas today. they each faced 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for last year's inferno. >> prosecution has chose to indict and charge two young men who are artists, poor and without no money. trying to hang responsibility over what was a deficient

structure and the owner's responsibility trying to hang that on matt harris and derrick and that's unfair. >> the attorney was responding to reports that the landlord of the ghost ship is set to collect more than $3 million in insurance payments. bay area news says she has already received more than $670,000 in insurance money. new at 6:00, a child in critical condition after being hit by a car in richmond today. it happened this afternoon at 27th street and mcdonald avenue and that's where abc 7 news eric is live. we understand you just got pictures of the car police are looking for? >> reporter: yeah, richmond police did share pictures of photos of the vehicle involved. it is a red smart car with a black top. police say before noon that car was driving on mcdonald at 27 where the child briefly slipped away from his mom who was trying

to put him in their car and that child was struck. the 3-year-old was air lifted to the hospital in extremely critical condition. >> we are asking the public to help us out on this one. this is a 3-year-old child, it really kind of hits us pretty good, so. >> repr:teorol driver just stayed here they could have talked about what happened. they believe it was an accident but by leaving the scene that person may leave himself or herself open to a felony. they're still asking the person to call them and turn themselves in. absent that, they are asking anyone who may have seen the accident, who got a license plate or any other identifying information to call richmond police. again the 3-year-old boy is in intreatmently critical condition and had to be air lifted from the scene here to the hospital. live in richmond, eric thomas, abc 7 nows. >> thank you. the group known as patriot

prayers returned to berkeley for the seventh day of felon stragss. there were no vionce or arrests but l language. at one point patriots walk through the crowds saying we shall over come while other students cited lack blooifs matter. >> it's about respecting one another and respecting other people's opinion even though you disagree with it. >> i think a lot of people are taking advantage of that and being used by those with agendas who are trying to target berkeley because it's known for being a liberated campus. >> police broke up the gathering 45 minutes after it started after a report of a suspicious package in the plaza. bomb sniffing dogs brought in but nothing was found. the all clear given around 1:30. a russian journalist seeking

asylum. >> she's reported on russian's military action in ukraine and received threats after a colleague died in a suspicious shooting last year. was it suicide or murder. 33-year-old villalobos tell me she can't return to her homeland. if you went back to russia what would happen? [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: death or prison? >> yes. >> reporter: she tells me prison may be a worse faith. she has tracked russian trolls, she has fascinating insight on our election. that's tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. next we're live in san francisco international airport where the stabbing of a police officer is shedding light on a growing issue. you can see just a thin vail of haze developing, cooler

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the stabbing of a police officer as to the airport's concerns over a growing homeless population there. abc 7 knew's reporter vick lee live with more. >> reporter: as the numbers of travellers grow here at sfo so have the number of homeless

people and that presents a serious challenge to airport authorities. the officer fought off his attacker who was armed with a knife here at this baggage carousel this afternoon. the officer who asked his name not be used, was taken to san francisco hospital after being slashed and stabbed several times. the officer was able to arres t 64-year-old do recess johnston. sources say he was a transient hanging around the airport. sfo has encountered a growing number of homeless people. >> on average we see about a dozen homeless people per day here at the airport that we're making contact with. >> reporter: many come on the last bart train at 1:00 a.m. the airport is a safe warm place to spend the night. they're often greeted by offers at the platform. >> we do meet the last bart

train in and there's little reason to be at the airport unless you're a ticketed passenger. >> reporter: they offer several rides. >> we use san trans toke kens to get them on the public transportation. >> reporter: airport officers with transport tm t homeless shelter at san matteo. >> we work at san matteo health to get them to a area for jobs what ever they can do. >> reporter: abc has established a working group with the peninsula. they hope by the end of year to have advocates working full time to offer direct help to the homeless. that fire in the oakland hills is now 80% contained, fire officials believe they identified where it started. fire officials tell abc 7 news they've isolated a construction zone where they think the fire started yesterday.

at one point it grow to 20 acres and affected 80 homes. no homes were damaged, no one was hurt. investigators say they don't know what caused the fire but it looks suspicious. the search is on for the owner of a dog who decided to give chase on bart track. let's take a close look at this now. there's the dog right there. this dog ran as bart crews approached it this morning at the oakland coliseum station. that led to delays and prouded platforms that you see in this tweet. power to the third rail had to be shut off while capture of the dog. another passenger spotted the pooch later. it was finally caught an hour later after the officer spoke softly and the dog approached her. the dog is fine.

amanda gonzalez shared this video with us. there's the dog, it has a collar, no tags and being cared for by oakland animal criminal until its owner can be found. >> let's move on and talking about the weather forecast. >> the heat is going to be easing up over the next few days and turn down right cool. fog will return to the coast over night and in the early morning hours, that'll begin the cooling trend tomorrow. temperatures will drop on friday on all locations. they'll bounce back to average this weekend. live doppler 7, we see a bit of fog approaching the coastline but no clouds yet. mainly sunny skies across the bay area. high clouds developing there and slight haze on the next marine layer. right now 78 degrees in san

francisco, oakland, 79. low to m0sn mountain view and san jose. 72 at half moon bay. check out this view of high clouds and sunny sky looking from the east bay hills westward it's 78 in canada. 90 at fairfield j cochran, 80 at liver more. during the the over night hours we'll see fog return to parts of the coastline, down to the golden gate. 5:00 tomorrow morning, it won't interfere with the fog or the morning commute. overnight lows will drop into the low 50s and on the coast we'll cielos in the mid-50s. around the bay and inland it will be upper 50s to low 60s. tomorrow's highs warm inland but not as warm as today and yesterday. up to 90 or so, that'll be the

max in the inland east bay locations. around the bay, high in the low 80s and oakland, san matteo to the coast. san francisco 77 degrees. north bay we'll see mainly starting tomorrow afternoon the low clouds and fog will push local inland and out over the bay going into friday morning. that'll continue that cooler trend. temperatures will drop sharply on friday, highs in the 60s at the coast. upper 60s around the by the way and low inland temperatures. temperatures bounce back to average levels on saturday and little chang going into sunday. here's or accu-weather seven day forecast. mild to warm tomorrow. sharply cooler on friday. temperatures remaining steady, mid-80s inland, mid-60s on the coast. going into early next week, by midweek it will start to feel

like autumn which >> yeah. just ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, what's going to make

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the force will figure out how to make ford's -- it's not clear when riders will start being picked up by self-driving > happy birthday google. today's google stocks rose 22 points t dow had a day in the green ending at 22, the nasdaq rose today closing at 5454. >> oak loan >>. oakland is about to become the curling capital of california. the only facility in the state will be opened next spring. this is a photo shopped version of what it will look keli. loca enterprise way, not far from the coliseum. the club which sent us this video has been around since 1958 making it the oldest curling

club in the country. you see this sport in the olympics a lot. it's been an official winner sport since 1998. the facility will bring better ice, more ice time and the opportunity for competitive development. >> interesting. uber faces a tough road ahead. two new lawsuits. the common threat linking the complain to the biggest ride sharing company. plus -- >> it puts you out of commission for whong. when you have kids you can't take care of your kids. >> the culprit, the flu. we're already seeing the start of flu season. one south bay area is getting ready. that story. next an opportunity or threat. hear

well, we're not even a week into fall and it's already flu season, which of course time for flu shots.

>> santa clara officials are taking a proactive report to get people vaccinated. >> the story from campbell. >> reporter: whether it's playing with the kids or hammering away at work we're alf getting the flu virus. >> your body aches, you got the fever, sweating, cold, can't breathe, you feel awful. >> reporter: but at the public library in downtown camp bell there's excitement building over partisanship. >> they're bringing the flier up to the desk saying this is what's happening here this is awesome. >> reporter: public officials are teaming up with the library district to offer free flu shots for the month of october. this will be held at five different libraries throughout the county. >> this is the definition of what we want our libraries to be, a vital place for improving your life, having access to what

you need. >> reporter: and the program seems to make a lot of sense. in fact, more than 10,000 people visit the county's libraries on a daily basis. >> we want to make sure people think about how protecting themselves early. the flu shots take two weeks to become effective. >> it's still early in the season but couyweid admitted to the icu or died result of the flu. despite this some say they'd rather take their chances. >> i don't personally feel the need to get it, i feel like i'm healthy enough to just, you know let me immune system take care of it. >> reporter: others doing their best to battle the flu however they can. in camp bell, chris wen, abc 7 news. we're keeping track of traffic long emery vil which looks good in this picture after a long day. the westbound lanes on the right of your screen just reopened.

about an hour ago they had just been closed. police shot at the suspect when they pointed a gun at him. his name has not been released. traffic accident moving against. the bay bridge, we know it's going to stay up until sunday. courage campaign, the grass root organization that paid for the ad says it's not coming down ahead of time. the media that owned the space says was beginning to pull the sign off receiving multiple complaints, that hasn't happened. courage launched a campaign to impeach president trump last month, so far it has more than 100,000 signatures. president trump was indiana laying out a plan for tax reform. it will slash the corporate tax rate to 25% from 30%. repeal the estate tax and more. >> we will cut taxes for the

every day hard working americans, the people that work so long, so hard and they've been forgotten. they're not forgotten anymore. >> top democratics say the plan will provide a windfall increas deficit. they also said they were not part of of creating the tax framework. take a look at the graph release by the federal reserve for the first time in nearly roughly years, the top 1% now hold more wealth than the next 9%. the bottom line shows the bottom 90% of americans who have seen their share of wealth dropping for more than a decade. uber is facing new lawsuits over the alleged conduct of two of its driver and a woman claimed she was repeatedly groped by a driver as they traveled in los angeles. the second suit a female aesusc

women who are prosecute and demanded sex from her. the attorney filing these cases show that uber has a corporate culture of condoning sexual assault, discrimination and harassment. we reached out to uber, they typically do not provide comments on lawsuits. in marine county, a golf course for sale has become an equal opportunity or point of contention. there is an offer for sanger ron moe golf course as wayne freed mont explain see opportunities and golfers a threat. >> reporter: it is likely to become a battleground. 157 acres where combaters agree about a fact. this is a beautiful place. >> a special piece of property. >> it's greeee is, it's people out in nature taking a great walk in a great park hitting a golf ball.

>> reporter: the golf course up for sale at $8.7 million. now the trickle because the natural waters flowing through here or prime breeding ground for endangered species. todd of the restoration network see the sale as an opportunity to restore this land to a nature state. he envisions hiking trails. now he and the parks have an ally in the trust for public land which has offered to put up money to secure the property allowing the county to then buy it. >> it's adjacent to existing county, open spaces on both sides. so you have the opportunity to connect on this open space together, open up a pathway for everybody to enjoy and really preserve this community resource. >> reporter: quite possibly not as a golf course that would be a

county decision. >> a lot more people would like to use this happen tat as a park than there are people who golf. >> reporter: of course there are those who beg to differ. >> we have a lot of parks and i enjoy all of them, but this is also for golfers, this is a golfing haven. >> i think maybe they can compromise and somehow keep the course. >> reporter: and so the battle lies in a drafting phase. >> i suspect there'll be some unhappy people. >> reporter: in this beautiful place. from the valley, wayne freedmon, abc 7 news. firefighters put out three fires that started in san francisco park today. sky 7 was over the scene before noon. embers sparked two more fires, three acres burned and it took an hour and a half to control

all the fires. this is the warmest day of the week and there's plenty of sun visual if this live shot. spencer will be back to show you how much cooler the next knew days will get. see how 7 on your side with a woman who had problems wit

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. make sure no good deed goes unnoticed. >> wouldn't there be fist. the campus launched a recognition tool to encourage a quote, culture grad gratitude. now people with go online and post a wick thank you or congratulation to someone else on campus and that person's supervisor is automatically notified. a rare discovery from an american literary legend, previously unpublished mark twain children story was found in the bay area. >> reporter: the author mark

twain said nearly everything h is held at uc berkeley's library. in the archives are hidden gems. a scholar found this one by chance. >> i don't want to belittle his participation or his role because it really is that important. this is one of the things that we had not published. >> reporter: duaneoldsties for they were never written down. >> we don't know what the other stories were like or what they said. >> reporter: only a margarine is an unfinished story and in it this scholar found a clue. susie is one of twain's daughters, the note written on the manuscript proves this is one of twain's bedtime stories. >> a lot of people looked to this opinion. >> reporter: the manuscript

became inspiration for a children's book. while a new author brings twain to life scholars say he probably wouldn't like it. >> we had plenty of evidence he didn't like people tinkering with his stuff. >> reporter: you too and access the twain stories. to hear more about this discovery go to abc7news.com. we posted more of our interview there. abc 7 news. getting away from it all is about to get harder on delta airlines.

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all right, freemont now runs on dunkin. dunkin' donuts new doeks opened today. it comes just as dunkin is rolling out its fall menu complete with pumpkin favorites. and pumpkin cheese spread. delta airlines bringing a new friendly to the skies. a carrier to offer free global messages in flight. passengers will be able to

exchange realtime, text by i members of the jury and facebook messenr without have been to pay for wifi. the free service starts sunday. thousands of products are recalled every year. the good news is when that happens consumer are entitled to repair or a new item. >> the sandra fell woman got a replacement for her air conditioner but she said that didn't solve the problem. >> oh no. who could she call? yes, you got it. >> we were able to help her out. consumers often have recall products in their home and don't foe about it. this viewer was notified about a potential danger or problem with her air conditioner. getting a new one didn't help. >> the air coming out was not very cool. >> at first sharon noticed her potential air conditioner wouldn't giving much relief. >> in a few weeks after i noticed that i got a recall letter. >> sure enough, lg was recalling

those cch airon fire. it happened at least four times, costing thousands of dollars in damage. >> i told them to go ahead and send another unit. >> lg sent her a brand new corner in april however she said that one didn't work at all. >> when you looked at the temperature it said 94 degrees. >> as the bay area this consumer she says her air concern was blowing out hot air. she said lg refused to replace the machine a second time. >> they could not do anything about it. >> as temperatures soared past 100 degrees outside sharon had to close the said and turn on the fans. >> leaving the apartment, it was too hot. >> she contacted 7 on your side. we contacted lg and immediately it sent her another air conditioner. lg said, we are sorry that there was so much back and forth with the customer to get this resolved.

in the end we are pleased she's now satisfied. sharon says this time no more hot air. >> it feels great. >> now we've had some of sharon's neighbors had the same air conditioner and didn't know about the recall. it's important to register your products so you'll be notified in case a product could be hazardous. i want to hear from you my 7 on your side hot line is open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me on my page at abc7news.com. >> i was saying -- >> thanks michael. the bay area is a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers prove it every day. >> brandon shared this picture from point race. he added the hash tag abc 7 no which helped us find it and feature it on t.v. >> share your pictures and

follow us on instagram @abc 7 news by the way area. >> it's been a beautiful and warm place. if you're getting a little case of the autumn warmt got coolness on the way. over night we'll see a little fog at parts of the coastline. over night low will range from mid-50s and low 60s inland. tomorrow look for high temperatures, lower than they've been the last few days up to about 70. the warmest coastal locations will be see mid-80s and possibly 90s in the inland area. it's going to turn much cooler on friday and temperatures will remain at a relatively cool range through the weekend into monday. opdreek next week temperatures it's going to feel autumn like.

>> thanks spencer. a lot going on in sports. interesting stuff. >> yeah steph curry news, huh? >> i think every day until the end of june there's going to be something. steph called it terrible. all about the hype. plus, if you want pure how about grown men trying to get a

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good evening matt cane in his final few days as a giant, he's going to retire at the end of the season, will make his final start on saturday the announcement came today. only giant to toss a perfect game and he will have spend his entire 13 year career as a giant. he was in arizona with the rest of the giants, 3-0 giant, bottom of the fifth, going deep to right. the action here is the scramble for the souvenir. one fan drops it, another guy gets a hand on it they knock it down the row, slipping and sliding, diving on top of each other and finally one guy gets it.

3-2 bases loaded, giant murphy. tied at three. bases still loaded and bison walk peralta. that pitch was a foot outside and the diamondbacks win 4-3. the a's their fans soaking in the sun. last home game for the a's, two out with the fourth bruce maxwell. 3-2 lead. eighth inning robinson. we're tied at five, bottom nine, mark cannon at the plate. yes, he can. good night, game over, driver home safely, walk off in style. you get this yum my yummy dessert and bath gatorade and a mess. it felt so good.

6-5-8 the final. reds coming off with a spanking. after the three games what is happening with cooper? he was supposed to have a break-out season, instead he's leading the leagues in drops. six drop passes, 16 targets. coach jack dell rio was asked if he's talked with couper about the talks. >> i felt i can talk my way through it i'd be yapping aut over the place. he's going to have to make the catch and do the work. >> for me i don't think he's present or anything like that, he expects more out of himself that he gets mad at himself. i'm looking forward to getting out at practice and throwing him balls today. we showed you the new sports illustrated cover last night. the focus is on the protest taking place during the national anthem around the sports world. we're wondering how colin kaepernick can be omitted from that cover.

steph curry was on the cover, spoke about the picture today after the practice given kaepernick is the one that started all this and remains without a job. this is a glaring omission. >> that was terrible. kind of capitalizing on the meed ja and all that nonsense. if you don't have kaepernick front and center on that something's wrong. at the end of the day that stuff really doesn't matter. it's about the true message and highlighting the people that are doing the right thing. >> 49 err safety aaron reed he supported kaepernick last year. safe to say they had no idea this was going to turn into a movement and a battle against the united states. the thing of the protest was to take a step against police brutality not about the flag or the military. >> when we started i hoped we could make changes and make our country better during protest. i didn't think we would get this

kind of remark from the president. at the time we started it was a lot of hurt and emotion with the things happening in this country, especially with police brutality. with a number of things we seen people being killed john line a number of black people. >> eric reed spoke for 20 minutes today about this one subject at a news conference. >> really. well spoken i wish people can sook in the message and try to eliminate all the noise. >> and all of the heat about it. >> yeah it's just -- that train is down the tracks unfortunately. >> all right thanks larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee t.v. on channel 13. it was hot but nothing compared to the records we sue a few weeks ago. alerts were going off on phones in the bay area today. then an abc news at russian european list here in

america who's avoiding goinl back home where she faces prison or death. >> tonight at 7:00 season premiere goldberg. followed by speechless, modern family or housewives. at 10:00 catch designated survivor and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> looking for breaking news on

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