they will, it sent a jolt through the entire neighborhood. >> it is a big rig into a telephone pole. occupant is out. >> it started when a big rig smashed into a power pole near the byron highway in discovery bay leaving the pole and the power lines teetering precariously. the high power transmission lines came in contact with the residential lines below. >> they hit and caused a surge in the system. >> this took some scorching. probably from inside the box. >> at this home, the resulting power surge caused this smart meter to explode. among other issues. >> and all of a sudden, the electrical outlets started popping and fire was shooting out. then we heard a loud noise outside. so i came out to shut the breaker off and discovered that my pg & e smart meter blew up. >> reporting a popping occurred

and a possible electrical fire.. >> they received dozens of calls from others in the area reporting similar issues. pg & e crews were in the neighborhood. apparently performing repairs. meantime, the students at excelsior middle school were released early due to lack of power. >> all but a handful of customers at pg & e do have the power back. the work continues along highway 4 to repair there downed pole. now, pg & e stresses even throw accident was caused by a third party, the semi, that they are accepting claims if people would like to file claims for any damage to their property, to their homes. they can do that. that information is on our website at abc7 news.com. live in discovery bay, laura anthony. abc7 news. >> thank you. new developments this

afternoon. oakland police and the fbi revealed they solved the murder of a musician more than two and a half years ago. emiliano died after being shot on 14th street early sunday morning. he had just finished playing his music inside the golden bowl bar. detectives believe the shooter aimed for somebody else but instead navarroes and wounded another person. >> i hope this brings some closure to the family. it doesn't bring their son back. i can tell you, the family is devastated. >> we could not have done this without the community as well. >> the detectives credit surveillance footage from nearby businesses with helping find the killer. >> day four of testimony in the kate steinle murder trial is underway. today, the a witness testified about the theft of his weapon

which the suspect jose enes garcia zarate fired, killing steinle. he said he put the gun behind his backpack and he went to have dinner. when he came back, he found back seat window smashed and the backpack and gun gone. he reported it right away. leanne is in the courtroom and she'll have reaction coming up. mill pete as high school went on lockdown twice today after two separate reports of students bringing guns to will 62. earlier today, police arrest ad 14-year-old boy who waved a handgun in the school bathroom. no one was hurt. in the second incident, police talked on a second student off campus but no weapon has been found. there have been three eincidents around the bay area this week involving students bringing guns to school. the san francisco 49ers organization talked about the distrust between the police and

the communities they serve. abc7 news reporter david louie has reports on why nine cities have signed on. >> reporter: they call at this time pledge for more understanding and safer america. here in the bay area, the deputy and police associations in oak larnd, san jose and santa clara county have signed up. the goal to get the police and community members to start talking to each other with open hearts and minds. these and other police officers admit they've been angry and upset by players taking a knee. criticizing how they deal with citizens. but they switched from defensive to offensive strategy today. nine officers associations from the bay area, los angeles, and as far away from new york city, signed a pledge to join the 49ers to tend divisions and to work toward better relations. >> our hope is through education, both officers and he

citizens will strive to make each interaction grounded and mutual respect. i think we can bring law enforcement in the communities they serve closer together and i'm proud that we're starting that effort. >> reporter: a key issue will be to ban bunk stocks, the device used in the vegas mass shooting sthat turns weapons into automatics. a board member said they still stand behind the second amendment but believe common sense laws are needed to protect officers and people. >> that's why the law enforcement unions represented here today are taking the unprecedented step of supporting house resolution 3999. that would ban the manufacturer, possession and sale of bump stocks and similar devices. >> the 49er safety who joined colin kaepernick taking a knee supports this new initiative. but it won't stop the player protests. >> until we get something written, until nfl makes us feel like they'll take over our platform for raising awareness

around systemic oppression, we'll continue. >> team ceo york hopes the nfl and other tlaems also sign the pledge. >> the nine letters kick in $500,000 to get this campaign going. public service announcement there's also be produced with the help of community groups. we're live in santa clara. abc7 news. now to the north bay wildfires, full containment is expected tomorrow on the fires fwhur burning. >> the nuns fire, 94% contained. the atlas fire, 97% contained. the tubls fire, 95% contained. and farther north, the geyser fire is 94% contained. this all according to cal fire. >> sometimes good news travels slowly. as a result, business owners in napa county are dealing with a slowdown in what should be their peak season.

>> live from main street. >> reporter: this is the time of year when napa likes to bill itself as a nice quiet getaway. after the fires, it is a little too nice and a little too quiet. in the napa valley, it is harvest season. the annual time for tourists spending vacation dollars. but in this year of the fires, a different story. >> it is unfortunately down. the perception is we all burned up in napa. the fact is we're more untouched than touched. >> he would know. two years ago he purchased maybe the biggest tourist attraction besides the vineyards themselves. the epicurean delight known as the wine train. today in a bold pr move, he filled some of the empty seats with elected representatives from across both valleys, in some cases. >> he's in my district, too. let me tell you, we're on that

same plane for sonoma. >> the blue skies, the clean air, no surprise to locals but certainly a relief the visitors like angie and ron from san diego. >> i didn't want to come here when there was devastation and people lost their homes. we got to thinking about it, we went through this. we live in san diego so we've been through this. >> reporter: based on that, threatening importance of supporting an economy's recovery. three years ago an earthquake. now fires. one continuing theme. >> we're a resilient community. we recover and that's what we're here for today. >> reporter: and that's state senator bill dodd. one lesson from all of this. a lot of less onlies from the earthquake in 2014 about recovery. napa county is talking to officials in sonoma county. one major difference, however. after the earthquake, it was all

about repair. after the fires, it is about rebuilding. live in napa. abc7 news. >> no easy task. a day of remembrance will be held saturday in sonoma county in the wake of the wildfires. the gathering is to remember those who died in the fires. support neighbors and celebrate community heroes. it the all begins at santa rosa junior college. the doors open at 10:00 a.m. we have some breaking news, a wildfire has burned 100 100 10 you're looking at a close-up of a plane about to do a drop here. the fire -- we're at the mercy of kabc. the fire was on sky map 7 from our sister station in los angeles which unfortunately, has zoomed in on the plane at the moment. no structures are threatened.

>> the warmth doesn't want to go away. we have sunny skies across the bay area. although there's a little low cloudiness forming offshore, the 24-hour temperature change shows it is three degrees warmer in napa and oakland. two degrees warmer. a little cooler on the coast where half moon bay is four degrees cooler. this is the view looking toward alcatraz. 81 in oakland. san jose, 88. down from 89 which it hit earlier which ties he san jose's record high for this date. 95 in gilroy and 72 at half moon bay. we see that it is currently 92. 86 in livermore. the forecast shows overnight, a little fog will return to portions of the coastline.

it will pull away early tomorrow. it will be another sunny and warm day tomorrow. a matter of how much cooler it might be and i'll show that you a little bit later. >> a new report as many of the cars in the new express lane on interstate 680 on contra costa county should not be there. the metropolitan transit commission says 40% of the people driving in these new lanes do not have a fast track he transponder. it opened from 680 to alcosta in san ramon. the officials say violators will first be notified by mail but won't be penalized for now. >> when motorists are using the lanes, if they don't have fast tracking, they willot receive a violation penalty for the first couple weeks. when that notice comes, they'll be invoiced for the toll amount only. >> overall, the lanes are

working as expected with traffic moving faster than in the mixed flow lanes. >> stunning new accusations coming out about former president george h.w. bush. >> he ignored, maybe he heard they will as maybe. >> the actress ashley judd opening up exclusively to abc news with the search scandal surrounding harvey weinstein. >> and could fluctuating prices get people into movie theaters?

actress ashley judd said she

escaped harvey weinstein's advances only by a deal. talking about her own struggles with taking action despite her fearful. >> in hollywood, she said she got some small parts. then larger ones. and she got the tacks of one of the reigning titans of the business. producer harvey weinstein. of the more than 60 women who have now come forward to say they were his prey, nearly 20 say it happened before. a girl named ashley judd said she entered his hotel room. >> he called. wanted to talk to you. had you heard about him? had you heard anything about him? i mean heard to be wary? >> no. i had not. i had no warning. i remember the lurch when i went to the desk. he said he wants me on the patio. and they said he's in his rule. oh, you're kidding me.

>> but you went up because -- >> i had a business appointment. that's his pattern of sexual predation. >> she all right knew something about sexual predation. she's written about being assaulted when you're young is that the terror. >> the pattern, sole women said it happened to her, too. she said the gunman insist tent pressure. >> there's this constant grooming negotiation going on. >> she said he first asked to give her a massage because she must be tired and then asked for her to give one. >> i fought with this volley of no's. maybe he heard they will as yeses or maybes. >> she said he steered her near a closet. >> he asked me to pick out his suit for the day. >> she said she remembers the bathroom just ahead. no exit. >> i have totally frozen in my mine. the floor plan and where the door was behind me and then

where that closet was. >> she said she wouldn't sit down. she remained standing. as she cowered in the hall, five to seven minutes. she said at one point he asked her to come into the bathroom and watch him take a shower. i had with me a list of the different defenses the women who came forward said they tried to use to escape. the light tone of voice designed not to offend someone powerful. >> laughing. frozen. panicked. one person said, i sang. >> yeah. >> i just started singing. >> we act like we're between zplae 6 years old in those moments. >> but she has an idea. make a deal. an encounter someday. >> he kept coming back at me with all this other stuff. finally, when i win an oscar in one of your movies, okay? yeah. when you get nominated. i said no. when i win an oscar.

and then i just fled. i just fled. which i think, am i proud of that? that i'm of two minds. the part that shames myself says no. the part of me that understands the way that shame works says that was absolutely brilliant, good job, kid. you got out of there. >> she says afterwards, she had trouble grasping what had happened but told her parents enough, they could see how shaken she was. and she told other people in private, agents, actors, people who worked in hollywood at a time when hollywod turned a blind eye. >> and if could i go back retrospectively with a magic wand and say, i wish i could prevent, i wish i could prevent for anyone always. i don't know that i would have been believed. and who was i to tell? i knew it was disgusting. was i going to tell the concierge who sent me to the room? >> there are photos from that

time. the "vanity fair" oscar party. this one released to us by harvey weinstein. >> he put out this picture. he said this shows that you were friends. that you were fine. >> no. that's deny, attack, reverse the order of offender and victim. >> and she points to a different picture from that same event. >> and i homed i wouldn't pass him. but did i. and he obviously grabbed my hand. the look my face is abject terror. like i can see it in my eyes. >> the conversation with ashley judd continues on world news tonight with david muir tonight at 5:30. >> a second woman has has has hs forward accusing george bush. it happened last year in maine. she said the former president joked his favorite magician is

david cop a feel and then grabbed her butt. he said barbara bush said he'll get himself put in jail. bush has not yet responded to this latest allegation. another warm day around the bay area. here's a look at the sunny skies. we'll move along and take a look at our beach hazard statement. an alert that goes into effect from 2:00 p.m. friday 9:00 p.m. saturday. the wave heights will be growing. rough serve, sneaker waves. meanwhile, the weather looks nice and calm. these our forecast features. it will be warm near bay and inland, turning much cooler over the weekend and we'll see breezy to the bones weather for halloween. the air quality will be poor in the inland east bay. tomorrow is a spare the air day. moving along, the overnight lows under mainly clear skies. the mid to upper 50s.

it will be mild in most locations. but the lows will drop into the upper 40s. tomorrow, look for another mild to warm day. maybe a couple degrees less warm in some inland areas. we'll see mid 70s. highs of 80 in oakland. low to mid 80s. inland, 78 at santa rosa. 86, san jose, 87, livermore. upper 80s to near 90. on saturday it gets cooler near coast and bay. the highs will remain in the mid to upper 80s. sunday, there will be further cooling as it becomes more widespread. we'll see highs only in the upper 50s. mid to upper 70s inland. and finally monday, it will feel like fall as an autumn chill settles in. we'll see highs around the bay in the low 60s. and most inland locations will struggle to reach 70 degrees. the forecast animation for next friday. we have rain on the way.

at least it plooks way now. the rain develops early friday. spreads across the bay and inland by friday evening. tapering off late friday night. going into sunday morning. we'll have some showers left over. okay. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast prior to the rain. we'll see the cooldown that begins over the weekend. tuesday, halloween is looking nice and bright. a few clouds around. it will be a mild day with highs in the mid 70s inland. up to about 60 along the coast. and that pat learn hold for the remainder of the week before the rage arrives next friday. bring on the rain. >> but after halloween. >> after halloween. >> anticipation is high in seeing those unsealed jfk files but not all of them are being released today and we'll explain

why. >> plus, beast mode is working >> plus, beast mode is working out staying in shape despite his accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility

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president trump is releasing some but not all of the records on the kennedy assassination. 2,800 pages related to the 1963 assassination will be released. however, the officials say mr. trump had no choice but to keep some files secret because of national security kernels. it was set in a 1992 law that was enacted because of the movie. historians don't expect the documents to reveal any new bombshells and won't change the conclusion that lee harvey oswald was solely responsible. tomorrow is the tribute day at oracle arena and they will

honor the 1975 head coach as part of the festivities. they'll be giving away this al atles' bobblehead. they did a great job. what a wonderful rendition if you remember him from his playing and coaching days. we have an exclusive look at the suit that steve kerr will be wearing tomorrow. a shiny black suit. look at the bright floral shirt design in the san francisco by couture designer of european clothing. >> hit too many pockets. that was the fashion. we wanted to bring back his memory. and that will be a very colorful shirt. and then the color on top and it is made with the shinier fabric. >> and steve kerr will wear it. he tailored a more modern suit in warriors blue with yellow

accessories which is being delivered to kerr today. he will unfortunately not be in the game because he is in the hospital but we're told his condition is not serious. marshawn lynch's one game suspension by the raiders is preventing him from practicing with the team. it is not stopping him from practicing all together. take a look at this video that he posted on instagram. with the football team from his alma mater. the oakland technical high school. he goes beast mode on one of tech's defensive backs here. the kids did manage to get some hits in on him. they gang tackled him on one play. they suspend lynch from bumping an official in a game one week ago today. if i'm the raiders, what if he rolls his ankle? what if one of the kids blows out his knee? a great gesture and it is wonderful if you're a high school kid to be out there with marshawn lynch but probably not the safest way to work out. president trump declares the

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the power is back on in most of eastern contra costa county after a big rig crashed. that crash caused a power surge that affected hundreds of people. a smart meter exploded in at least one home. students at excelsior middle school were sent home early for the day. at one point, more than 2,900 customers in byron were left in the dark. leanne melandez >> abc news tweeted about the billionaire former opioid manufacturer who was arrested and accused in a nationwide conspiracy to bribe doctors. that arrest coming as president trump declared the opioid crisis in america a public health

emergency. >> good evening to you. the president's announcement comes in the wake of a new revelation that congress may have contributed to the opioid crisis by easing regulations in reason years that made it more difficult for the drug enforcement agency to do its job. >> today the president announced that it is a public emergency. >> it is time to deliver them from drug addiction. never been this way. we can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic. we can do it. >> the opioid crisis kills around 100 americans every single day. and those numbers continue to rise. back in august, the president made headlines for calling the opioid crisis a national emergency. >> the opioid crisis is an emergency and i'm saying officially right now, it is an emergency.

it is a national emergency. >> at that time he didn't sign the declaration to make it official. and today stopped short of the emergency declaration as well. by calling it a public health emergency, it will ease some laws and regulations and allow the department of health and human services to reallocate some grant money to battle opioid abuse. that's different than how the president declared it a national emergency which would have immediately made available new federal funds that are usually set for disasters such as hurricanes or tornadoes some of the are arguing that this isn't enough. >> what i would say to the president is, show me the money. >> the white house says they intend to work with do know allocate additional funds. but locker ro but many on the front lines say it isn't enough. >> the president spoke about his own family connection to addiction when he made the

announcement today. >> that's right. a very personal moment from the president when he talked about the memory of his older brother fred who had had his own battles with addiction. in his case, with alcoholism. he said that fred told him constantly never to have a drink is that the president said to this day he never did. almost a nancy reagan approach said that has to be our philosophy with opioids, to teach young people never to start. >> thank you. the house narrowly approved a $4 trillion budget blue print. calling for the tax cut. the 2016 to 212 vote allows congress to move it through congress without fear of blocking. democrats if high tax states try to block the budget. they fear it will hurt the middle class is that doom the current deductions. a deduction used by millions in

those states. >> they misrepresent what they're doing to the middle class. what they're doing is looting they will. looting your homes. it is just a rip-off of the middle class. >> house speaker paul ryan applauded the vote, hates the budget as fiscally responsible. >> it strengthens the national defense and really good for taxpayers. most importantly, this budget that we just passed in the house today brings us one step closer to historic tax reform. >> president trump also applauded the vote. they said most americans believe the tax package will benefit wealthy and corporations and hurt the middle class. >> new security guidelines went into effect for flying. people traveling into the united states will be facing more questions. >> these travellers are among the first. the first to travel to the

united states you understand new security guidelines. many of them told us, it felt like a normal day. >> i didn't notice any difference. no. >> did they ask you any questions about your bag? where you were going? >> no. >> the new guidelines encourage the airlines to ask questions who packed their bag? where are they going? it is based on the israeli model to see if anyone is nervous or uncomfortable. this traveller arriving if singapore said this isn't new to him. >> did they ask you any questions your luggage? >> they usually do already. even before the new rules. >> the u.s. regulations leave it up to the airlines to decide how to implement the new plan. >> the traveller arriving from hong kong did notice the difference. >> more questioning through the entire process. a little more questions, yeah. very unusual.

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kellogg's is making new boxes for its corn pop cereal

saying the artwork is racially insensitive. >> somebody called kellogg's out asking why the only brown corn pop is depicted as a janitor. he said that's teaching kids racism. kellogg's has apologized saying it is committed to did i have terse and i didn't intend to offend anybody. and speaking of starbucks, they said the latest frapaccino concoction is an ode to the undead. >> how many undead customers do they have? hopefully all of them. the zombie frapaccino, we're told the walking dead inspired, it has a tart taste reminiscent of caramel apples. i tasted it a moment ago. >> it is topped with whip cream brains. it is available for five days until supplies last.

i taste the caramel. it is a little sweet. but you know -- >> i was surprised only 290 calories. but 54 grams of sugar. which is a tad high. and 58 grams of >> i ask for 25% sugar. maybe you can do that. >> the more i taste it, the better i like it. maybe i got a dose of too much apples. >> definitely a drink for cool drinks. >> it looks cool on you. we have sunny skies across the bay area. overnight, the skies will remain clear. we might see the passage of a few little masses of low clouds along the coastline. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. cooler in the valleys. we'll have another day, almost as warm as today with highs in the 70s on the coast.

right at 70 in half moon bay we have a halloween forecast. for those of hue haven't seen this, check this out. >> hey! that's as green as the drink. >> it looked little like that. >> it is a short the dance. it will be a lovely halloween day. it will be pretty mild. sharply cooler after sunset. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny skies all the way through the seven-day period. cooling down sharply. and at the end of next week, we might get some rain. >> here, have a drink. i insist. >> a blockbuster price like. would you be willing to pay more for the hottest movies? one chain's fans aren't exactly happy about it. backing off on a plan to

slow down

a big change could be coming to your movie theater. regal cinemas is testing out a pricing strategy where you will

pay more for hits and less for flops. >> whether you went to a theater to watch wonder woman or box office flop like bay watch. you probably paid the same price for admission. but this morning, a movie theater giant is trying to change that. to help an industry struggling to fill seats. regal cinemas is partnering with atom tickets on test demand-based pricing. that means you could pay more to see popular movies like despicable three. or save a few bucks and see less successful films like mother. >> why don't you want kids? >> excuse me? >> atom tickets say they believe moviegoers will see movies more often when presented with some financial flexibility. these everyday critics are giving it mixed reviews.

>> a cheap price for a bad movie? i don't know. if it cost less, i would go. >> keep it simple. charge your admission and let me decide if i want to see it or not. >> so how does this price scale work? we don't know. they haven't released details on the pricing and we do need to note abc's parent company disney is involved. >> there might be movies where you say, i won't pay $10, $5? >> if it is a good movie, if they priced it low, that means it's a terrible movie? that's what they're telling us? that's the clue. >> one of the biggest wireless carriers is backing off on a plan to throttle off customers on unlimited data. but there's a catch. >> i feel like i'm being throttled with my bill. >> these are bills we didn't even have 15 years ago.

the new higher tier pricing plan was plenty to satisfy customers who want the best streaming quality. even on their mobile devices. in august, verizon wireless announced it would throttle video streaming of its unlimited data customers down to as little as 480 p. today it is being reported, those customers will once again be able to get 1080 p or even 4 k video streaming for $10 a month more. that would bring the plans to $95 a month. the new option is expected to begin november 3rd. it is for customers who wanted higher video quality. if you're watching me right now, it might not be through a cable channel. comcast reports that more viewers are cutting the cord and watching tv with streaming services. they lost 1,000 subscribers. that's up from 34 losses in the second quarter. several traditional providers report a dwindling customer

base. many viewers are watching online channels or services netflix and lohulu. uber will allow its customers he to add multiple stops to a trip. this is ideal for people who are picking up friends along the way to a destination. before this, you had to meet friends at one place or change your trip. this can be done in real-time that was way you can pick up flowers on the way to a date. i want to hear from you, the 7 on your side. i wonder how many millennials don't know we're off air? >> well, millennials are not watching lot of tv news. >> but what they're swaching through their phone. they're seeing it. i wonder if they know we're off

air. >> thank you. okay. are you ready for halloween he? >> of course. >> some spooky ideas to help o p your halloween. >> get the halloween weekend started off early by hitting a sober dance party before work friday morning. halloween at sea promises to be a magical morning and you'll be done at 9:00. just in time to hit the office. hop on board the horn blower bell at 6:30 a.m. start with some yoga on the boat. and then dance until the sun comes up. >> yes. a daybreaker is a silver morning dance party. it is aimed to start your morning off. break dancers, all sorts of really amazing artwork and performers and really great dj's. and lots of coffee. >> you do need buy tickets. they're $35 online. this week throw that an extra $5 to help fundraise for the

victims of the recent north bay fires. you're more of a night out and you want a cocktail or two, try love boat halloween party. it is the party's tenth year anniversary. it used to be called the ghost ship halloween party but the name has changed. this party is big, really big. this year, mobley will perform saturday. there are still tickets starting at $85. for the little ones, there's fun for the whole family at cal academy of sciences. you can trick or treat at night. there's a silent disco in the aquarium. proceeds support a new program that helps families. the party starts saturday night at 6:30 and ends at 9:00. for details on these events and more, to go our website. abc7 news.com is that we'll link you up with hood line.

happy halloween. >> happy halloween. they may be just weeks old but that's not stopping a bunch of boston babies from celebrating their first halloween. it is part of the sweetpeas he project. they hand make costumes for pre mature babies. tiny costumes. to commemorate dressed up darlings, the hospital sponsors a photo shoot. as a halloween treat for the parents. a reunion like no other for a woman who was one of the first patients treated at stanford hospital. >> it was tough. i was young but old enough to understand my surroundings. my hair was falling out. >> the reunion between her and the doctor who saved her life. new at 5:00, rescue at sea. two sailors and their dogs were stranded for months in the pacific. thousands of miles off course.

decision day for a bay area artist. what is going on with his plans for a giant statue on the mall in washington, d.c.? and the sxhohorse and pony show. and the sxhohorse and pony show. those stories accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons.

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state-of-the-art facility. it will open in december. today it hosted a special reunion involving a doctor who helped make cancer a distant memory for one of his patients. abc7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: at stanford university, a return home for a palo alto native. >> being back reminds me of the joys that i found of even as a patient. >> now 32, was one of the first patients to be admitted to lucille children's hospital as she underwent intensive treatment for a rare form of leukemia. today, she reunited with the man she says helped save her life. >> he is such an intelligent man. beyond that he really has a heart for the patients. >> he's been at stanford since 1979. they caught up in what will be

the new main building for packard children opening this fall. >> we're trying to not only improve the therapy so we cure more children but with minimum side effects in the long term. >> this picture shows they will wearing matching shirts on the original opening day more than 25 years ago. >> so when you see a patient grow up and look perfect, like lydia does, and have children and have all the things we hope for our own children. that's very special to me. >> you can't help but reflect on her journey. a full circle, marriage, motherhood and good health. all made possible by an innovative doctor and his staff. >> without the community and the staff, there building and myself would not be here today. >> at stanford, abc7 ne >> and there will be a special

reception later tonight. thanks for joining us. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> a man and his gun. berkeley police need your help. they say this man punched one person. >> the niners move the ball forward, signing on with a new team in the way of safety. >> plus no, horsing around. oakland gets a couple of new crime fighters. >> live where you live. >> david is live outside levi stwamd the story.

this ambitious plan has the support of several police groups in the bay area and other major cities. this may appear to be a way to diffuse the protests and the anger generated by athletes taking a knee. but jed york, the ceo of the 49ers, says his issues that he wants to address go much deeper than that. the niners may be last in the division but the first in the league to bring police into a new initiative to make peace with the communities they serve. yes, cops are ticked off at player protests aimed at them. right or wrong. >> we cannot dwell on what upsets us. our responsibility to our communities and our fellow officers is too great to sacrifice because of hard feelings. we need to move the ball forward. >> the niners have lined police stoerkofficers. to support a ban on