>> reporter: there's a growing memorial here at the public safety department. behind me, there are some flowers as well as a box of doggie treats that have been left in honor of canine jax who had been with the department for more than two years. at the sunnyvale department of public safety, this flag flies at half-staff. >> the idea that someone would lash out and essentially murder a poor defenseless animal like that was terribly shocking. >> public safety officials confirming the death of canine jafl. a beloved police dog who died in the line of duty. >> a huge void in our hearts. our canines are be only our department members, but they're also family members. >> tuesday afternoon, officers responded to the encasa apartment company after getting a report of a stabbing. upon arrival, they found the 25-year-old female victim outside with a stab wound to her

abdomen. officers entered the residence. the boyfriend stabbed canine jax with a knife. his handler wasn't hurt. the department says they attempted to negotiate with the suspect but he threw his knife at officers. at which point, the lieutenant, a 19-year veteran, fired a weapon in self-defense. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. the neighbors are still shaken by what occurred but say times lying these put things into perspective. >> when something like this happens, the importance of being connected as a community so we're able to help each other as we need to. >> lieutenant larkin has been placed on paid administrative leave which is standard protocol. details for the proceed session and funeral will be released later this week. and we're getting our first look at a man wanted or the gunning down a discovery bay

man. they say brayan zavala is wanted for hollis. they say this is his car. a 2005 c-240 mercedes-benz. he is accused of shooting and killing bradley mchue last weekend after he confronted them about speeding through the neighborhood. his friends have set up this fundraising page to raise money for the family. they are less than $600 for the $20,000 goal. >> three teenagers died after a crash in unincorporated san mateo county. it careened south of bear gull which road sometime overnight. sky 7 was over the remote stretch of road today. authorities did not get a call about the crash until this morning. they say a hyundai with three young men inside crashed into a tree and went about 50 feet down an embankment. as you can see, the driver was a

redwood city man. the two passengers were from redwood city and menlo >> eight people were killed on a nearby city bike path. sayfullo saipov appeared in court moments ago arriving in a wheel chair. authorities say the 29-year-old spent weeks planning the attack and bragged about it from his hospital bed. a police officer shot him in the stomach yesterday. that new york city office here fired the shot humbly thanked the public today for the support he's received. >> although i feel we were just doing our job like thousands of officers do every day, i understand the importance of yesterday's events and the role we played and i'm grateful for the recognition we have received. >> saipov came to the u.s. from

uzbekistan in 2010. authorities believed he acted alone but became radicalized over the last year. there's an outpouring of grief and support for the eight victims killed in the attack. most have been identified. more now from abc7 news reporter daria. >> reporter: five high school friends from argentina are among the dead after sayfullo saipov drove his rented truck down a west side bike path with the intent to kill. the attack inspired by isis. the men were visiting new york city celebrating their 30th high school graduation taking a bike ride together. a 31-year-old mother of two young sons here with her sister and mother also died while cycling. >> people get killed in terrorist attacks but this time it is very close. the second time someone from our village. someone escaped closely from the attacks in barcelona. >> reporter: and two young

american men. also victims. >> i'm absolutely hurt. >> reporter: darren drake from new milford, new jersey, his family heart broken. and nicholas who lives right near new york's greenwich village. >> he was my friend. >> reporter: over a dozen others were injured. some severely. nine remain hospitalized. four are in critical but stable conditions. abc news, new york. the police department has solved a cold case sexual assault. they said they used a new dna test and they identified keith asberry as a suspect. they say he was armed with a gun when he knocked on an apartment of two women. they say that he forced his way in, demanded money and jewelry and then assaulted one of the women before driving off.

today jurors in the kate steinle murder trial saw the video that slows the defendant lying and police lying to try to get him to confess. live outside the hall of justice with the latest from court. >> reporter: each side said they had their reasons for lying. now, garcia said he initially lied to police because he was sleepy. now, police say they lied to him, because it was just another tactic to help motivate him to get a truthful response. the lieutenant interviewed the suspect. he lied to police. he told them he was colombian when in fact he is mexican. and gave them a different nail. juan francisco sanchez. he told officers he was born in 1863. and said he was no where near

crime scene. police then took a different approach. they lied. they told him the firearm had been recovered, when in fact it was still in the waters of the bay. they also said they had a dna match and five witnesses that saw him at the pier, as well as gunshot residue samples that connected him to the gun. at the time, none of that was true. that seemed to work in their favor. when the police interrogator asked, why did you shoot her and throw gun away? he said i don't remember. >> police said you shot the gun. >> garcia said yes. >> police asked why. he responded, i don't know. garcia said he was aiming at a seal. when asked how far was he from kate steinle, he said, five to six feet away. it has now been established that steinle was more than 90 feet away. he told police he found the weapon wrapped in a piece of cloth and initially told they will, when he stepped on the gun

it went off. but in the early morning hours of the interview, police finally asked him, did you pull the trigger? just once? and he said yes. was it an accident? garcia zarate said yes. and finally, how do you feel about her being dead? he said i don't remember the image. and then he said i'll sign the payments to say i did it. police said we don't have people sign payments here. i'll live in front of the hall of justice. abc7 news. >> thank you. posters and stickers were he a white supremacist group were found on stanford's campus. the posters you see in the video are what several law students found on monday. most have been taken down. they're from the supremacist

group identity europa. it also participated in white national protests this fall. >> in the sonoma wine country, some of the institutions are beginning to reopen. the peanuts museum opens tomorrow. and not far away, the luther burbank center opens next week. wayne? >> reporter: there's quite a lot to see. a lot of people felt this place had burned to the ground. they saw the damage over my shoulder and they assumed the rest of the luther center went with it. >> glancing around santa rosa, not much has changed. pick a neighborhood. any neighborhood. like the luther burbank center for the arts. where christy returned to work

yesterday. baby steps to normal, she says. >> i don't know what it is like going forward. >> today center showed off the best and worst in terms of hopes and realities. the main auditorium with its 1600 seats survived. but an east wing filled with classrooms. a smaller auditorium did not. the roof collapsed. fire turned it into pretzels. >> this is the path the tons fire took to get to coffey park. >> as it approached, betsy bose could not imagine anything but doom for this place. >> it was like it was snowing. but orange glow just coming in. big balls coming down. >> seven employees here lost their homes. among them, vanessa peterson. an aide who worked on clean-up. >> this place had gone too? >> i would be way worse off. i'm really grateful this is

here. then i would have to look for another job. >> the central for the arts in santa rosa. abe 7 news. a possible new direction for the san francisco plarlt. it is not a perfect device. it is not a panacea. >> is the time for tasers on the force? >> there is a new promise for cover california. >> wet and chilly weather ahead. i'll have the time line on when you ca

it's hard enough to steal from a bank. what about a truck traveling almost 50 miles per hour? sweden's postal service released this of a daring high speed heist attempt. you can see gang members jumping from the hood of the car into

the back of a moving truck. the gang had been stealing this way for months until the postal service installed cameras to try to catch them and it worked. the truck driver laid on the brakes and they were able to nab the thieves before they hopped back into their car. on friday the san francisco police commissioner will be taking one of its biggest and most controversial votes. a yes or no on articling its officers with tasers. vick lee has the story you'll see only on 7. >> the use of a ced lowers officer injury rates. it also lowers the injury rates to suspects. >> three former police chiefs have asked for ced's,s,s,s,s,s,, the item was dropped or failed due largely from opposition by activist groups. now chief william scott is making his day. >> do you support tasers?

>> do i. i see the good having the option. >> they're one of the department's 272 that they're trying to implement. >> it is the most studied piece of police equipment ever. and we are getting as close to a policy we think that will work. and help us mitigate some of the fears that people have. >> namely concerns it will be used disproportionately against the most vulnerable. >> we believe the priorities should be in building trust. i think a lot of that comes with different techniques such as community policing, time and distance training. >> the commander said his officers have undergone intense if i havive use of force training in crisis intervention and de-escalation. if those techniques don't work -- >> the question what is the

safest way to take they person he into custody? this may be that option. >> each officer will be thoroughly trained in the use of the taser. >> not only are we training for what it can be used for but when. >> the vote is friday night. investors are liking faeb's latest earnings report. they report the third quarter profits soared 79% to 4.$7 billion. it comes with a warning from mark zuckerberg. he said the cost will hurt facebook's profitability. but he said in a state, protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profits. facebook's top lawyer addressed that very issue when he testified to congress alongside the executives from twitter and google about russia involvement. >> many of these ads are not

animaler to. some are downright offensive. to communities that engage with this content believing it to be authentic. they have every right to expect more from us and we are determined to do better. >> foreign actors used ads that reached millions of americans. maybe you. they said 10,000 people work on safety and security today and it will double those teams by the end of next year. >> open enrollment began today amid uncertainties. >> the state is making a big push for residents regardless of the rhetoric. michael finney is here. >> you know, 7 on your side from the very beginning has been helping people. covered california health changes is going all out to enroll more residents. no matter the turmoil. major uncertainty came when president trump said he may end

obamacare subsidies by, which would reduce insurance rates. that would cause premiums a jump an average of 12%. however, officials said many residents qualify for financial aid. others can choose lower cost policies. they say no matter what's going on, california's policies are guaranteed for the next year. >> once they sign up, they are locked in rock solid for all of 2018. we're going here for years to come. kitchen table discussions are about getting health care now. washington, it will take time to do things. >> covered california is launching a bus tour and ad campaign to promote enrollment. it expects 400,000 new members this year. enrollment runs through january 31st. but sign up by december 15th for coverage to begin on january 1st. the postal service asking

what most can't. cheap one-day deliveries on sundays. the post office wants to tap into the huge package shipping market over the holidays. tunneled program, customers can buy items online from participating retailers. if shipping is ordered before a cut-off time on saturday, the package will arrive at the door the very next day. it is set to begin november 26 and may include christmas day deliveries in some cities. >> procrastinators, so happy. a new commuter service made a big splash in richmond. the terminal is just breaking ground but is expected to be ready for passengers headed to san francisco by next september. >> we do expect a lot of development. the corridor is completely packed and it will be a wonderful alternative for people to get between richmond and san francisco. >> the material natural will be able to handle 400 seat ferry

boats. making the commute to san francisco in under 30 minutes so another great option for crossing the bay. >> we're starting off a new month and we'll be seeing big time changes in early november. take a look at our rain chances. ones on the impact scale. from 90 all the way through monday. and then another system coming in on wednesday. so light system, level one. for the first week of november. we're beginning to see the first signs of change. increasing cloud cover. a lovely view. 58 degrees in san francisco. temperatures came up a couple degrees. 69 in gilroy. a live picture from our camera. you're looking at a great

of the are golden gate bridge. currently 70 degrees in san francisco. the sun is going to be setting here shortly. increasing clouds. a winter storm watch is going up. we'll start with you temperatures in the low to upper 40s. there will be some low clouds around. and then for the afternoon, clouds will thicken up. the temperatures will come down compared to today. low to upper 60s. level one systems between friday and monday. light to moderate rain expected. anywhere from a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain for most of you. and about an inch to an inch and a half. in the north bay, and the burn scar areas. we'll keep a close eye on it. the amount of rain should not cause debris flows. 10:00 tomorrow night.

we could see a little a little more widespread. it will be flight moderate. be7:00 a.m., clearing expected by the lunch hour. most of your saturday will be dry. sunday, the next system comes in. you shifting. we'll see a few showers into monday morning. rainfall totals will look like this. for the lower elevations, you're looking at a quarter to three quarters of an inch. it turns to snow in the mountains. if you have travel plans, winter storm watch. heading to tahoe, expect heavy,

wet snow. travel delays, gusty winds, 14 to 20 inches above 6,000 feet. you look at the resorts. it will be cold systems that will dump close the two feet of snow. the accuweather forecast. we'll go with increasing clouds. light rain, level one system for friday. much cooler weather going into the weekend. also, some morning showers saturday some of the nighttime rain sunday. in between you get a break. and don't forget. single morning, you fall back. you get extra hour of sleep day. light savings time ends. monday morning, we get a short break. download the app. you can check out live doppler 7. a texture wave in offwhite. a local look at fashion that has

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now that it's coming, there's cause for concern. >> also, new information from the i-team on yesterday's runaway dump truck calamity in san francisco including the mechanical issue that the owner says is to blame. >> and scientists don't want anyone to use straws for the month of november. and a remind per sometimes the best halloween treats do not involve candy at all. >> they're much sweeter. take for instance this san francisco police officer who brought a surprise to a boy in the mission district who said he didn't have a costume to go trig or treating yesterday. >> it seems by the enthusiasm of the hug, the boy like his halloween duds. >> no trick and all treat. world news is next.

tonight, breaking news. our exclusive interview. the police commissioner taking us to the crime scene, just moments ago. the deadliest terror attack here in new york city since 9/11. the suspect accused of killing at least eight people with a pickup truck. he rented it just an hour before. >> oh my god. >> new images tonight. the school bus he collided with. the suspect's handwritten note tonight, our one-on-one with the commissioner. did the suspect act alone? and how do they protect new yorkers and tourists against vehicles used as weapons? the victims. five friends killed, gathering for their 30-year reunion. the mother of two visiting new york. and the patient now a double amputee. and brian ross tonight with new reporting. the suspect allegedly planning his attack for weeks.