>> 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 story. while in a police chase, a guy

leemd into the car and made the driver go. you just spoke with police, right? >> we did. and they explained how this all began with a stolen vehicle out of the city of alameda this morning. i talked to the man who had his car stolen just after 6:00 a.m. at a gas station. he is not the only victim in all of this. there's a carjacking victim from the high speed chase. it ended here. >> we were busy inside the shop working. >> employees said they couldn't believe their eyes. it began this afternoon with a suspect behind the wheel of the chevy he ceekequinox. by phone, the driver of the stolen vehicle told abc7 news,

he heard his car had been located and just wanted to get it back. he said he did not know about the high-speed chase. the suspect ditched the stolen car after colliding with this white bmw convertible and climbing into the passenger seat. >> it was only after the vehicle was pulled over and both subjects were taken out of the vehicle that we understood at that time, okay, this is a victim of a carjacking. not a friend of the suspect. >> an employee was in the bmw when he said the suspect jump in the and demanded he surveying the damage to that car, he said he was still shaken up. the hayward police said there were no womens in the carjacking. and they went through lafayette and danville today as well. abc7 news. >> theoakland hills is even slower than usual

this evening. it is all because of this car fire. flames poured through the back seat of the car. crews shut down both northbound lanes. sky 7 flew over san jose when firefighters raced to free a man trapped beneath the lightrail train. the train was headed southbound when it hit the man on mckee road this afternoon. the man is badly hurt. commuters can take shuttle buses to connect with trains. a high school freshman is recovering from stab wounds after he was attacked on campus. police have made two arrests. but the attack at the high school has left students and high school students stunned and scared.

in the classrooms and didn't know what was going on and they were finding out through social media and texts. >> parents rushed to the high school, worried about their children's safety. >> all of a sudden we hear, code red. this is not a drill. and my teacher immediately starts barricading the doors. we all get down. and after a while, people started putting on that somebody got >> this snap chat scene shows a boy who got stabbed. >> he was on the ground and gripping around here and he was shaking. >> authorities say two juvenile suspects accosted a boy. you can see police on the seasonable. they took two boys into custody. the east side union school district said one suspect was a >>nth grade student.

very alarming to know you trust your kids to the system and takehe care of them. that's really scary. >> maria martinez said she wasn't notified by the school and instead, found out from her son texting her. >> there are different access points. >> there are different access points. even if there was an officer on the campus, i don't think it would have prevented it. >> he said the stabbing is a rare occurrence and they will look at it to see if adjustments need to be made. >> a teenage boy has been arrested. holding a 17-year-old girl at knife point. she heard the break-in, locked herself in the bathroom and called police. they told her to press certain but the onlies on the phone

instead of speaking. moments later, the dispatcher heard her crying and screaming before the line was disconnected. that's when the boy kicked the bathroom door down, pulled out a large hunting knife and held her down. fortunately the suspect gave up when police surrounded the hole. officers said the boy did not know the victim. developments that badly hurt a child. police spotted this red car and they've arrested the person they say was behind the wheel. but there is a twist. the victim is a 3-year-old boy. abc7 news eric thomas is live in richmond tonight with the lates. >> the twist is the person who was driving the car when the police pulled it over. the owner of that vehicle is not the person who is under arrest this afternoon. i think everyone has wondered when you drop off your car at the auto repair shop.

well, this is one of those nightmare scenarios. the owner was stopped by the police who turned things over. so detectives questioned the fo dropped it off, after they released it, the cops came to the to check it out. and they returned with the 19-year-old receptionist. after questioningher, placed her ubnder arrest. booked for felony hit and run. the case has not beeiled yet because she was just arrested today. >> so allegedly, borrowed the car and s the accident itse happened about ten blocks away from here. it happened in the 2,700 block of mcdonald. the young child who was injured. the boy reported in critical but

at this point, stable condition. so police believe 37 he the break in this case. they have been looking for. thanks. if you shopped at whole foods, you might be the victim of a credit card data breach. it only go affected people in stores. they use a different point of sale system than the check stabs. they urge people to monitor their accounts and to contact the bank if they see anything suspicious. >> governor brown signed a bill to make it easier to build housing. he fwakd bill that will include more low income housing. one will restrict local governments from stopping construction of new units. in the meantime, the mayor of san francisco is telling some agencies to get their acts together when it comes to

building more housing. he wants permit times cut in half. move it along faster. the mission bay neighborhood where construction has been just p.to abc7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: yeah can. by signing an executive director, the mayor doesn't need the approval of the board of supervisors. it is not something that mayor lee does frequently. but in this case, it was something that he thought was very necessary. we're talking about building in the following neighborhoods. the mission y,baview, the slip yard, the the southern part of san frschecian planning department that deals with new construction. there are other city agencies that have to approve permits. >> trees, sidewalks, water and sewer, gas and electric. >> quite often they

unnecessarily slow down the building process.ay wants to se the permit process to accelerate construction. >> once i've given the proper directive and support the departments to move it in half. all the delays. 000 year for s goal is to build the foreseeable future. 30 to 35% would be permanently affordable. since 1986, san francisco has built on average only 1,900 new units. then in 2014, the mayor callenged the city to increase those numbers on get to 30,000 new and rehabilitated units by 2020. >> it is not enough. if we want to keep the pace going, this will enable to us keep the pace. 5,000 units a year. >> the san franciscans we talked to are worried about the impact it will have on public

transportation. >> i take the bus he have day. there's more and more congestion with ride sharing that makes it really hard to even take bus. let alone drive in the city. >> the player admits the congestion is ironically caused by construction projects throughout the city. abc7 news. next, help for puerto rico. eight days after hurricane maria, the island is still a mess. supplies are still stuck. maybe not for long. an emaciated bobcat is seen drinking water from a swimming pool. wildlife officials are called in to help. the cooling trend will continue. we'll let you know how much more those temperatures will drop. thanks to the fog and the sea breeze.

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an old law required that products had to be taken on american ships. that law has been lifted. drones waiting at the port of san juan, customs, lack of drivers, ill passable roads, just some of the reasons blamed. meanwhile, how some residents are going to extreme measures to try to find the help they need. >> reporter: a major britain -- a major bridge was washed out. you can see theam fil knee-high. they're using a metal cable tha.

strung up across the river to helpehipleo river. and this is best way, the fastest way that residents of these neighborhoods, these villages have to reach the outside world. if they need on get fuel. the alternative is a three-hour drive through the mountains to try on reach the outside world. because of fuel short ans, it is not an option. >> a shipment is deploying tomorrow. it has 1,000 hospital beds. a floating hospital. to learn more about how you can hen the victims of hurricane maria, they need so much help. go to abc 7.com. both women were capital flurd different parts of mexico. they escaped from the federal minimum security camp in dublin

earlier this month. the two had been sevgt sentences for drug-related crimes. armstrong and michelle will face additional charges for escape. the u.s. marshals credit mexican police for helping arrest both women this week. the trump administration -- according to the "new york times," the interior department will publish a formal notice to reconsider the grouse management plans in ten states that could lead to relaxation of restroikss grazing, oil and gas drilling within the eag s habitat. the bird is flown for its elaborate mating dance. >> this bobcat was rescued yesterday. wife life experts were able to coach it into a cage. they say the animal is sick with

mange. there's usually a rise in bobcat sightings this time of year. not unusual. ticks we agree on nasty survivors. outlasting even dinosaurs as re the > >> tick-borne diseases are on theri tic.seks at bay is a sma idea. this pest management company sprays a treatment that could keep ticks at bay. >> it a pesticide free application. >> certain types ofve been prov against ticks. you can also cut down by taking

some chemical free steps in your yard. first trim tall grass and weeds and then keep the lawn short. >> they advise letting your grass grow on the long side. if you have tick there's your area, it is not a bad idea to cut it down to two to two and a half inches high. >> next, get rid of leaf piles and pay attention to the trees on your property. >> ticks really love the shade. if you have trees with low hanging branches, it is not a bad idea co them off at 12 to 18 inches from the ground. >> ticks prefer denselywooded areas over open grass. so running a border of plul which around your property creates one more physical barrier. >> be sure to use the clips orrer bark which ends up creating just the kind of damp areas ticks like. always do a tick check on your

family before coming back into the house. they recommend are are deet with 25%. >> you had to use it to twist it off. you had to do it. yeah. >> that's no joke. >> absolutely. thanks. well,n san francisco's golden gate park when hundreds of kids broke barrie brsy pgames. special olympics sponsored the event. the its, prepare special limp yandles with their school mates on the same teams. >> 1,200 students, over 30 schools. this is a tremendous opportunity. we want to inspire the communities we serve and people throughout the world to open their and minds.

>> look at thosemoves. the deputy sheriffs played so soccer with the kids. >> great weather. take a look at live doppler 7. you'll notice it is clear inland but check out the fog. compared to 24 hours ago, our temperatures have dropped. a double digit drop in san francisco. 13 degrees cooler.-degree drop f even places like oakland. wind is playing a role. the wind is not coming off the land. we take a look at the wind trend heading into tomorrow. yes, it will be breezy again. picking up over 20 miles an hour. close to iles an hour tomorrow afternoon and that will keep the cooling trend going.

the fog over ocean beach completely conversation. san jose, 85 degrees. gilroy, a warm 92 degrees. a view of downtown oakland. that's a pretty view with a few wispy clouds. 91 in concord. livermore at 91 degrees. you see wisps of bigger player. tomorrow, along the bay. cooling will spread and we are looking at mild, sunny weather. take a look at your 12-hour planner. 40s, 50s tomorrow morninges w o. it will had start out cool. we'll see some high thin wispy clouds in the afternoon. notice it is cooler. the temperatures will come down mid 60s to the mid 80s. we were in the upper 60s tomorrow.

that cooling will spread into the inland valleys as well. hour by hour we go. fog will start out around 6:00 a.m. as we head into the afternoon, the high clouds will filter. it won't be bright and clear. it will be cooler, especially if you have not been enjoying the heat. >> you'll need to bundle up. tomorrow afternoon, check out these temperatures in the south bay. it will be nice. low to mid 70s. fog will linger in the south bay. same thing with daly city. in the north bay, you will see a mix of high clouds and sun. 80 in santa rosa. replied 70s. oakland, 72. head inland and we'll go mildweatr. wh low to replied 80s. you check out what happened with

the bridge to bridge, just perfect weather. 56 degrees in the morning. 59 as we head toward 8:00 a.m. noontime, it will be mild. the run will end at the marina. the seven-day forecast will feature mild conditions the next several days heading into the weekend. mid 60s to 80s. 78 for the warmest spot. >> ikea buys a bay area start-up. some call it a match made in heaven. >> and we know the drought is over. two new signs the california environment getting back to the

check this out. a gusher in walnut creek. abc news was there today. the water starting running.

it took a while to turn it off because of a stuck valve but nothing was flooded. other than the car, no damage. not even to that hydrant which is now back to normal and back in place. in a deal that sounds like good match, ikea is buying platform. a perfect link for ikea. financial terms of the deal are unknown. it is expected to be finalized next month. >> a menlo park company is the latest to check out a drone delivery service. this is taking place in a densely bomb-related area of switzerland. it picks up items from a distribution center and then delivers it to five to 10 miles to delivery vans which then drive into homes. it is expected to speed up deliveries by going around

traffic jams and barriers like lakes and mountains. the faa has expanded where drones can fly. they will no longer be able to fly within 400 feet of several national land marks including fulsom and the dam. the faa restricts drones from flying around army bases. major sports stadiums, national parks and major airports. the new restrictions start october 5. don't look down. a dare devil rides a union cycle

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happy times preschool. on abc7 news got timed off to its sudden shutdown. >> one man makes a sudden discovery after installing video cameras at his business. why he needed 7 on your side's help. and san francisco parking is already at a premium. it could get worse soon because of new permit rules in the works. all coming up at 6:00. finally, taking adventure to new heights. >> brace yourself. check this out. he took his unicycle over a bridge. >> a man road it along the narrow girders of the steel frame bridge. that looks like it is two feet wide? >> one and a half at the most. >> i home his parents didn't s that. world news tonight is next.

tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the very public apology late today to american taxpayers. one of president trump's top cabinet officials, tom price, now apologizing for spending more than $400,000 on luxury jets. the growing crisis in puerto rico tonight. the white house now sending a three-star army general. and reports of thousands of shipping containers filled with supplies sitting there unloaded. president trump's new tax plan. the winners and losers. tonight, the white house is pressed. how much will middle class americans save? and how much will wealthy americans and corporate america save? the nfl controversy tonight. some fans setting jerseys on fire. and the green bay packers, what they're asking their fans to do tonight. and the president late today saying, nfl