he he gets his hand on the seeing the wheel and tells driver to keep on moving. after a minute and a half, the convertible pulls over and police with their guns drawn order both men to put their hands up and get out of the white couldn't vertible. now you see the suspect in the passenger seat getting up and walks backwards, slowly, slowly toward office here's take him into custody. the reporter talked on witnesses who saw the whole thing. >> thank you. abc7 news has learned new details about the suspect killed by officers in yesterday's shoot-out on interstate 80. emory hill police identified him as 45-year-old demilo hodge. he lived in napa. he owned executive limousine

service. police say he was wanted on homicide charges out of fairfield. fairfield police say they tried to pull him over yesterday morning. he came to a stopn iinethterst say he opened fire on officers after a short stand-off. they fired back killing him. we're learning that federal agents detained nearly 500 undocumented immigrants had so-called sanctuary cities including in the bay area. i.c.e. it's a arrested 498 people during what they called operation safe city this week. the nationwide sweep focused on people convicted of crimes, as well as suspected gang members. agents arrest ad man convicted of having intersection a minor. 27 people in santa clara county including a convicted drug dealer in san jose. agents did not he target people in the daca program. a stabbing in a high school

leaves parents and students worried. it happened in san jose this morning. >> police made two arrests. the student who was stabbed remains in the hospital. >> reporter: school let out just a little while ago. but many students left much earlier this morning because they were too scared to stay on campus. >> parents rushed to the high school in east san jose, worried about their children's safety. >> then all of a sudden we hear, code red. this is not a drill. my teacher starts barricading the doors. >> authorities say two juvenile suspects accosted a ninth grade boy and stabbed him. it happened in front of students and staff. from sky 7, you can see police on the scene. they took two boys into custody. >> and there were a couple of adults able to retain the students. the suspects did not put up, to my understanding, any type of fight. they didn't run away. >> students quickly started sharing what happened on social

media as they took shelter in the classrooms. this snap chat video shows the scene outside of other students surrounding the boy who was stabbed. >> he was laying down on the ground and gripping like around here. and he was shaking. >> the east side union high school summit said one student was a tenth grade high school student and the oth w berot nas. many students were picked up by their parents. some say the school should have a dedicated police officer and -- >> some sort of system to make sure these kids from other schools are not coming in. or even kids from this school coming in with any time of wo n weapons. that's crazy. >> there are different ago assess points so even if there was a police officer on campus, i don't think that would have prevented it from happening because it happened behind the main gym.

>>eporter: it is a rare occurrence at the school. they said they'll look at protocol to see if there are any adjustments that need to be made. as far as student that was stabbed, he is at the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. abc7 news. >> thank you. a former santa clara probation officer is under arrest for having sex with two teenage boys while they were in jail. authorities took tricia capparra this morning. she was accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old and a an 18-year-old inmate. it came to light a year ago when one of the alleged victims came forward. the chief probation officer said the department is appalled adding this employee violated the trust place in the our department. this will not be tolerated. >> people in one san leandro neighborhood are saying there was little they could do. almost nothing they could do to stwif people from a fire. how badly the mobile home was

burning this morning. too dangerous to make a rescue. here's abc sufficient news reporter amy hollyfield. >> the neighbor said the bright light from the fire woke him up. when he came outside and saw the size of the fire, he realized there was nothing he could do. he called 911 and then thook cell phone video. >> when firefighters arrived at 5:30 this morning, they wanted to help but said they couldn't get inside. >> when they got on the scene, there was a fire. anncs coming out of every window d inside, they found bodies of a man and a woman. >> i know her and her husband. i knew her mom and dad. >> family friend rushed to the home inledro's mission bay mobile home park when he heard the news. he believes the woman was about 75 years old. >> she is very kind. she got along with everybody. she loved everybody. >> he says this isn't the first time fire has tragically struck

this family. >> her first son died in a mobile home park. a long time he was only 9 years old. >> fire investigators aren't sure why the couple couldn't get out in time. they're also still looking for the cause. while they comb through the home, he is facing the loss. >> i feel kind of guilty because i haven't been in touch with they will for a while and i just thaw thought of them yesterday. >> reporter: he says the person living here was a heavy smoker and wondering if it is related. >> reporter: firefighters don't suspect foul play. nbc 7 news. a car fire brought traffic to a a little more than an hour ago in the oakland hills. authorities closed the northbound lanes between thorn hill avenue and broadway terrace. one southbound lane was shut down. a woman was able to get out safely and they expect traffic

to remain quite a mess for a while. breaking news, there's been another major rock slide in yosemite at el cap tan. a park employee says there are injuries reported. we just got the detail that. this new slide is even bigger than the one yesterday that killed a man from great britain and injured his female companion. yesterday a sheet of rock fell some 1,800 feet to the valley floor. this image is from the national park service. the couple were climbers but were not doing so at the time of the incident. the park records about 80 can rock fall. the last one was in 1999. we're gathering more information about today's latest slide and the injury, we'll bring you more developments as they happen. >> you may have noticed a little cooling. it is underway. you can see one of the change

agents there. fog has returned to the coastline and it will return. it is 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay than this time yesterday. cooler in most places, except some inland spots. on we go to a view, looking out. we see clear skies at the golden gate. mid 70s in oakland. nick in gilroy and 63 in half moon bay. although right now, it is pretty warm. the inland areas, low 90s in novato. check out the forecast. 7:00 this evening. we start and you will see the low clouds and fog filling in along the coastline and out over the bay. maybe a few patchy foggy spots for the morning commuters. eye have a look at theoo c li

effects. >> just hours ago, the golden state warrior announced they'll pay the entire cost ommer'sth cehampionship parade. the team lashed out at the city of oakland. not happy about hhe pyedow tout. the city's original estimate was $300,000. the actual cost, more than doubled to over $780,000. the warriors havepent nearly 6 million to cover this. the statement from the team this afternoon said most cities cover the majority of the parade expenses. the team went on to express disappointment with the process and the large disparity between the estimate and actual cost. and there's a new twist in the ongoing conflict between 49ers and the city of santa clara. stadium management, the coil running this, has told the city, it will no longer hold weekday concerts at the stadium after next week's cold play show. in a letter to the city, the stadium said next week's

coldplay concert is the last one unless they can find a resolution to the ongoing dispute over curfew times. they said ending concerts before 10:00 p.m. is just not possible. they add this will likes r of d revenue. some very troubling times for happy times. >> they're trying to fapass the buck on to someone else. >> parents want answers and something else. plus, some former football stars including our own mike schuman hit the streets to fight troonlsy. >> i believe there is no better place to be during fleet week than on the water. >> from the water to the sky. gearing up for fleet week. >> better to be in the sky or in than on the sky way in downtown san francisco. first a live look at the afternoon commute. this is sky way. oncoming traffic.

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a longtime san francisco preschool abruptly closed its doors this week. happy times nursery school. >> something the school is doing is making parents even more upset about the situation. abc 7 is reporting, joining us live from the sunset division with details you'll see only on 7. >> reporter: yeah.ale toe sell off their supplies in hopes to recover some of their financial losses. but who for m

already paid tuition, they want to know, will they get their ney sign reads happy times nursery school with operating hours listed. this parent sadly remembers hamer times. >> one day your daughter thinks she's going to preschl.ooind th out that they're not. >> mitch mitchell paid $900 for his daughter's september preschool payment. days before classes were set to start, he learned the school was closing. >> it is a tricky situation. we did pay for the semester. we haven't gotten our money back and that's our kids' money. that goes to their tuition for the year. >> reporter: in the nick of time, his family found another preschool. >> it is hard enough to get a preschool in san francisco. so having to do it on three days' notice is a little tough. >> and mitchell was disappointed with this letter mailed to parents. in it the head of the school explained how in may the staff signed wage agreements. by mid to late august, several

staff members resigned. it says, at that point, the level of staffing was not adequate. therefore the board of directors had no choice but to close the school. >> one of the things about the letter that was so disheartening. they put this on the teachers which is absolutely not true. the parents were warm. >> parents received a notification of possible sale of school supplies. the letter said unfortunately, all the the pre paid deposits were included in the operating capital and have been spent. simply stated, the corporation is insolvent. parents want to know how it got to this point. >> they're taking money out of our children's pocket. this is for their education. it is just so heartbreaking. >> reporter: the school has di aedcthe tll contact their attorney who is listed as a philip m. cunningham

lyan s in san francisco, abc7 . >> thank you. some former san francisco 49ers were recruiting their own team today to help keep kids in school. the group led by the former tight end, and joined by our own former niner, walked the third street corridor in the bay view district. stopping businesses, recruiting owners to help reach kids who might be skipping out of school during day. he works with an academic reentry bram the local ymca. he said he's really seen the power of outreach. >> almost every year, during our walk, our path engages one of our students who has dropped out. and lost his way. and somebody from our group comes back. >> this is the eighth year for what has become known as the merchants' walk. the message this year, there's a

graduate in you. >> san francisco is getting ready for one of the most popular events. fleet week begins on tuesday. the air show starts next friday. abc7 news was at they'll be talking about speeding and overcrowding. police will have almost triple the number of personnel. the coast guard will be patrolling. >> safety is first and foremost on our mind as well as security. so we'll be working together to assess any threats. but i can tell you, fleet week is a fun event near san francisco. and it is a great way for the community to come together. >> officials warning p watching the air show from roofs and balconies and people are being asked to stay away from cliffs and off rocks, of course. >> hopefully it will be nice for fleet week. >> let's have a look at the

forecast. >> things will be cooling down. it looks like next week may be even cooler. no rain in sight. it is mostly sunny right now. you notice the low clouds and returned to the coastline, bringing a cooling 67 in san francisco. we have a mix of mid 70s and low 80s. it is still pretty warm with many locations around 90 degrees. these are our forecast features. we'll see foggy conditions near the coast and bay during the early night and morning hours. it are continue through the weekend. it will feel like fall by early next week as the temperatures drop even more. overnight, look for more clouds and fog, filling in lake the

baseline. in the valleys, look for mid 40s. some lingering low clouds at the coast. we'll see high to mid 60s at the coast. the inland areas will be in the low to mid 80s tomorrow. that's quite a cooldown. and we'll have some breezy to windy conditions ahead as well. starting with the wind cast animation at 7:00 tomorrow evening. it will be only breezy. going into saturday morning, even into saturday afternoon. it remains breezy with a few areas becoming gusty away from the coastline. it will be rather breezy i know what the cooldown coming our wa and it is october fest. grown, grown.

in the diamond area. overnight lows, morning lows in the mid 50s. very pleasant weather. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so notice through the weekend. the inland highs will be in the low to mid 80s and around the bay, we'll see highs in the mid to upper 70s around the bay. >> we want to explain but there's nothing to complain about. >> it is fabulous. >> it is why we live here. are. julia louis-dreyfus. >> and today, a young girl with a rare disease. and abc 7 is celebrating icos cdeviommunity.ith pictures

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here are the stories making headlines. breaking news out ofis is a picu of a second major rock slide. at least one person is hurt. emergency crews are just getting to the scene right now. of course, this comes one day after what has been described as the biggest rock slide in recent memory, killed a british climber and seriously injured his partner at the bottom of el capitan yesterday. this is through east bay. police say the driver of the

stolen red suv went the wrong way down the city streets. jumping into that car and carjacking the driver. jeanine tweeted these pictures. two juveniles were arrested. the victims is expected to recover. now, world news tonight tweeted, marie' is racing east in the atlantic. president trump is facing mounting criticism crisis in puerto rico. >> reporter: crisis is growing more dire by the day. food, water, medical supplies, sitting in cargo

the massive amount of donations can't even get to the island. >> completely acceptable. there are people in trouble, devastated, and they need these resources asap. >> something called the jones act has been seen as a behind rance to speeding up the efforts. it pro hiblts transporting goods from one port to another in territory. he has waived the law. >> we have a lot of shippers. >> the lieutenant general who oversaw katrina relief on cnn blasted the delay. >> the president has shown again, you don't give a dam about poor people, you don't give a dam about people of

color. and he is denying services needed by the people of puerto rico. >> a full week after it hit the u.s. territory, only 4% has electricity. only about half drinkable water. 80% of a the governor is now warning the country is running out of cash. >> it has been absolute hell. >> the shipping industry lobbied hard against waving the jones act saying more ships to overwhelm the system. they said for now this waiver is en t for abc news, washington. rescuers are still combing throughbl ub rmoree thann i a week since deadly 7.1 earthquake. officials say the search for victims could last for at lst o more weeks until they're certain no one else is missing. the death toll stands at 337. at this point, preliminary damage estimates for the two big gaiks hit mexico the month could cost upwards of $2 billion.

to learn more about how you can help the victims of hurricane maria and the quake in mexico, to go abc7 news.com. white house and congressional republicans working on overhauling the tax code. it isn't sure what they want to change. how it will be fumbledasie h >> prufr unveiled his plan for tax reform by calling for democrats to join republicans in support. today tweeting, democrats don't wnt massive tax cuts. how does that win elections? great reviews for tax cut and reform bill. the white house says the plan is revolutionary insisting it streamlines the system and benefits the middle class. >> we will make sure that nearly every american can file their taxes by themselves on a single sheet of paper. >> the details are forth coming. the new proposal calls for slashing the tax on corporations, now at 35%, down

to 20%. for individuals and families, reducing the number of. at a breaksro fmthree. and doubling the standard deduction for families. that would mean no income tax whatsoever on the first 24,000 of income. mr. trump is proposing eliminating the estate tax. something that is only paid on estates valued at more than $5.5 million for individuals. $11 million for couples. as for that flat 20% cut for corporations -- >> 20 is my number. i'm not negotiating the number. >> reporter: his economic adviser could not confirm whether any middle class families will pay more. >> democrats are skeptical. >> don't call it reform. it is more of the same trickle down complex. >> the white house is hoping the get this new tax code approved by congress by the end of the year. >> a rousing welcome back to the capitol hill for steve scalise.

scalise received a standing ovation as he returned to the house claim better today. you'll recall the louisiana republican was serious will he wounded when a gunman opened fire on members of the gop baseball team during a practice in june. the gunman was shot and killed. health and human services secretary to the price has apologized for using. at a pair money on costly charter flights. since may he has spent more than $400,000 on planes to conduct official business within the country. today he said he regrets it. he promisd to rei will burst the government and not take any more charter planes. the fbi held its formal installation ceremony today for christopher rey. the senate overwhelmly confirmed him. president trump did not attend the ceremony. neither did james comey or robert mueller. the absences likely have to do with comey's firing by the

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while we often look at reservoirs at water to drink, some good news, david louis looks at the payoff for conservation. >> reporter: during the drought, this was a common sight. bone dry with no water. the water table dropped by a substantial amount in some locations. >> in some areasering with saw ground levels drop 60 feet and in some places 20 feet. so there was a lot of variety.y. levels have returned to pre drought levels. last winter's rain combined with conservation measures and a reduction many that you having

ground water are responsible. recharged ponlds are percolatin. the wildlife have come back. these geese, for example. regular visitors stay comeback is welcome. >> i'm glad it's back. i was starting to worry it would be all mud forever. now it is back to normal and looking good. >> there are turtles, the geese and the duck. we have a great time. it inspires to us come out and walk every day. >> scientists have been tracking the progress with the help of satellites. the movement of the ground up and down as the water table is attempted for water or replenished. >> had the it is a great tool. it provides very good coverage and it helps to us complete the coverage of what is happening in terms of ground water pumping and how it impacts the ground surface. >> abc7 news. >> despite the good news about ground water, they're still

being asked to cut back their usage by 20% and limit land scape irrigation to three days a week. let the cooling begin. it has begun. the low clouds and fog bringing a cooling effect. we have majorly sunny skies over the remainder of the area. low temperatures will be in the mid 50s. a bit chillier. it will drop to the mid 40s. a few passing high clouds and some lingering clouds. all regions of the bay area will be closer. we'll see highs he from low to mid 60s. mainly low to mid 70s. and low to mid 80s in the warmthest inland locations. and on sunday, it will be bridge to bridge. and starting at the bay bridge and finishing at the

bridge. later in the day we'll see a high of about 71. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the cooling that begins tomorrow will continue through the weekend. and then look at early next week. it starts to get even cooler. it will feel like fall. >> and the temperatures as well. >> what would you do if you found a purse full of money, $39,000, in fact. good karma. a good will employee. i'm 7 on your

it is still september but it is beginning to look a lot like halloween at disneyland and disney's california adventure. we get a peek inside the halloween celebration. for the first time ever, . california adventure is transformed into frightful

halloween fun. thrill seekers won't be disappointed. >> it is fun to come down here and see all the decorations coming to life. >> reporter: radiator screams, the graveyard while the rest of the cars crew are decked out in car-stumes. >> we sat down and said what would it look like if the cars were decorated for halloween? that's what we're showing. he have one of them is decorated. their personal locations exactly as in cars land. >> and there's a new addition. meet scary scare card. >> it was created by all of our other cars fromhe junk yards found. they put her together and she is our official scare car for halloween. >> over at mission breakout, watch out.

when night falls, it is guardians of the galaxy after dark. >> monsters are roaming around the building. >> reporter: and the fun continues with a tribute. >> it is a big celebration with our newest pixar movie. attin music and it is a festival nobody should miss. >> reporter: halloween time at the disneyland resort runs until october 31st. >> and disney is the parent company of abc 7. a great time to get out. the weather is perfect. >> michael finney is here with what may be a little more consolation. >> this is really good news. >> i'll let you do your thing. i'm not thrilled.

he c equifax has been criticized for putting at jeopardy. they will get a free lifelong tool for lock their credit reports. that would mean no one could view your equifax report and use to it open an account in your name. now, right now you have to pay to freeze your credit. the free tool won't be available until january. however, there is already some concern the service will only lock and unlock your equifax report. would you still have to pay to freeze with it the other two major bureaus. we'll continue looking at this tomorrow night on the 6:00 news. keep your eyes open for some good travel news out of the bay area airports. continue creased presence of alaska airline has sparked an airfare war of sorts in the bay area. we got a taste of it yesterday. southwest slashed its fares for one day. could you get round trip to los

angeles for $57. other carriers followed along. >> more available suites the same demand leading to lower prices. he predicts that one day sales will be in greater months ahead. our average incomes have gone up. how far, so has the gap between rich and poor. median income grew by 10% from 2013 to 2016. now averaging 52,000 a year. analysts gave credit to an improving economy with low unemployment. however, the biggest wage increases with the high income workers that widen the income to buy. the fed reports nearly 27% of income. 24%. that compares with 20% to the wealthiest three years ago. >> i was going to say, i wouldn't want to engage with

them further after the breach. >> i get that a lot. there's a move to get a law that says 37 to freeze for our wlkts we ask for it. good will employee in new york made quite the thrift store find she was sifting through payments in a purse and she found $39,000. had belonged to a 101-year-old woman who recently died. after being could not fwaktd the money, one of her grand sons flew to personally thank her. >> my grandmother actually, she grew up during the great depression. so she did hide a lot of things throughout the house. >> some people we you should have kept it. i believe in karma. do you good. good things happen. >> good things did happen. good which is the gave her $4,000 as reward and she said she will save the money but not

wt in it her purse.>tyoet hen you cross sharks with october fest? one of the fun things going on this weekend. >> you've heard of october fest. have you heard of shark-tober fest? it is happening this weekend and i am kidding about the dangerous part. it is a fun family event happening in the presidio this weekend. head to the marine sanctuary visitor center, and celebrate the return of the majestic great white sharks to our ocean backyard. yes, you will see some live sharks. but enjoy costume contest. it is free. and two major street fares to check out. first the autumn moon festival happening all weekend long. it is a classic in its 27th year. withrsnddoen v parades. the grand parade is at 11:00

a.m. and it is free to at castr. located in the heart of the castro at market and castro street. and you won't miss it. there will be hundreds of booths lining the streets and multiple stwags live music. money goes toward the manld nance of the rainbow flag. entry a suggested $10. for details these events and more, go to our website. we'll link you up with hoodline. a young girl with a big heart and a big voice. ♪ >> her story took the world by storm. and now she wants to give back to others. word of a data breach at whole foods. plus, san francisco's housing crisis. the player says he wants to

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help others. laura has leah carol's story. ♪ ♪ >> it's a video that went viral. a little girl with a rare blood disease, just 4 years old, singing along to her favorite song. overcomer. >> she does encampus late that song. she is such an overcomer. it is amazing to see what a little 30-second video can do. it just blew up. >> today leah carol is on her way to a clean bill of health. having received a second bone marrow transplant at >>ch lilike went through is not wasted when we see the inspiration that has been taken from our story. >> leah has even met her and she will soon neat iowa woman who donated her bone marrow.

>> she is a teacher by day and in the navy reserves. it is cool for me to think that leah has a little bit of that in her. are you thumbs you or thumbs down? thumbs up. >> her prognosis is excellent. now she and her family are focused on helping others. kids and parents in need of transplants. >> if you're white and from northern european back ground, the likely finding a match is 70%. if you're mariafrican-american, drops to 18, 19%. >> be the match.org, helping to increase the number of don'tors. and tuesday, a fund-raiser, a golf tournament in livermore in her honor. >> i told her once, you're changing the world. she said, i know. >> how cute is little leah. so precious. thanks for joining us for abc7

news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. a bunch of noise and smoke started coming out. >> for the second day in a row, a major rock slide at yosemite. at least one person is hurt. >> plus -- >> it was scary. >> scary and crazy. a police chase of a stolen car. in the middle of it, the guy jumps out of his car so he can carjack another one. >> stabbing at a san jose high school. arrests are made and video of what happened is being passed around. >> and finding a solution to the housing crisis. the mayor says he has a plan to build 5, n000 >>isaster strikes for a second straight day in yosemite. rock and granite break away from el capitan crashing on to the valley floor below. that's why you're seeing all

that dust. >> a viewer named attempt are tweeted this video showing how it looked from the valley floor. this shows where the granite probably slipped away from. >> just cracking, a bunch of noise. >> my wife is pregnant. my first reaction was get her out of the car, start running, start something. it was pretty scary stuff. >> reports from the valley say this slide was even bigger than the one that happened yesterday which killed the british tourist and injured his female companion. >> now this cell phone video shows another look at the slide. from a slightly different vantage point. we're efforting more information and we'll bring it to you as soon as it becomes available. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. >> meantime, another top