seven claimants involved in lawsuits. >> a similar coordination effort was used for the lawsuits against pg & e following the sam bruno explosion. today napa opened a pop-up area where people have questions about dleening and rebuilding. located in downtown napa. >> tomorrow a source center for small business owners will open. tail be able to find information about disaster loans and tools to help them keep they're business going. all services are free. the center is in the santa rosa. >> the day after tomorrow it's supposed to rain. new concerns about pollutants from the fire area that could run into the bay. >> that is right and create the potential for landslides. laura anthony live with that story tonight. >> reporter: because it's

expected to be less than 2 inches this coming weekend, rains are not expected to cause any serious problems. that's what happened as we go further into the winter is the cause for concerns. plans are underway to make sure here in napa and sonoma county that one disaster doesn't lead to another. with a wet weekend on the horizon, the first since the defensive stating north bay fires, state and local agencies are beginning to worry about what the rain wills carry there coming winter. from the burned down communities of napa and sonoma countys into the bay. >> be able to keep the ground where it is if possible, both in terms of erosion effect of where the homes are bringing it down into the water. >> reporter: one area of concern the toxics length of time behind in so many destroyed neighborhoods in santa rosa and napa. beneath the tons and tons of ash and debris their heavy metals.

>> we're concerned about the toxic. >> one of the agencies keeping a close eye, san francisco bay keeper. >> the fact all these homes contained completely products, cleaning solutions, abc, led, all kind of heavy metals. when the rains come in that debris is beginning to get washed into the water. >> reporter: in napa county the more serious long-term impacts may be high above the gutted neighborhoods. and the severely burned hillside now sits on the valley. >> our longest term going into the winter is going to be realitied in part two, wild line areas, areas of steeper slope burned more severe than other. >> reporter: the first range could be beneficial in the burn areas helping to germinate seeds that started the fire and remming up soil.

in napa, laurie anthony. abc 7 news. >> these clear skies above the bay area are going to change soon. a storm is approaching. christian spencer tracking the weather for us. >> it's going to be wet for a few days. dry right now by skies are bright at the moment. here's or forecast starting 9:30 tonight. notice how quickly the clouds push in over night. tonight will be spotty with showers off the shore. tomorrow we'll see a few showers moving up into the north bay and on friday the ran begins. rain chances over the next seven dayes are substantial. 90% chance of rain on friday, 80% on saturday, 70% chance on sunday and monday and 80% on wednesday. each of these storms are light intensity but the accumulative

will be lots of rainfall. and snow in sierra. more in a few minutes. dan. new at 6:00, one person injured in a shooting a brock off market street in san francisco's tenderloin. abc 7 news was at turk and mason a short time ago. the scene is blocked off by crime scene tape. police have not released information or if anyone is in custody. a prominent start-up ceo pleaded not to sexually abusing his very i don't think children. abc 7 news was there. the hillsborough man was accused of sexually abusing his 1-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son. his father reported him to police last month. they say he beat his father and was abusing his son when they rived. he's free tonight on $300,000 bail. a halloween night shooting has put both a san francisco

police officer and the suspect in the hospital. the shoot-out happened near san francisco castro district. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live with the case. >> reporter: dan, police say they have one suspect in custody, no comments about the ability of more suspects. they are saying another crime they're investigating, a taxi cab carjacking could possibly be retted to the >> last night at 6:00 there were 3 and 4 years old trick-or-treating in costume. surprising. >> reporter: police say just after midnight someone flagged down uniformed officers assigned to the neighborhood for the holiday. they told the officer about a suspicious vehicle near 18th and

diamond street. >> the officers were investigating, a gray chrysler sedan was reported stolen. >> reporter: when the officers approached to investigate there was exchange of gunfire. >> i thought it was 180s going off it was bam bam bam bam bam. it was really loud. >> another witness shared this cell phone video what he estimates to be half of gunshots he heard. >> it's incredible how quickly things can escalate. >> the 31-year-old officer slot in critical condition following surgery. the suspect is in life threatening condition. >> a firearm believed to be the suspect's was also recovered at the scene. >> reporter: police say they are investigating a possible connection to another crime. >> a carjacking thefrt of a taxi cab occurred shortly after the shooting and being investigated to determine whether or not it's related to the actual shooting. >> reporter: market to 19th

street and castro to eureka street were shut down following the shooting. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. a second injured police officer also at general hospital. this officer was on a bike l when a suspect in a stolen suv ran him down two weeks ago. he remains in interview care but have shown signs of improvement. opening his eyes and able to breathe on his own at times. in sunnyvale shooting of an officer left one dead after he stabbed a canine. chris wen joins us where there's a growing policemen moirl temporary canine officer jacks. chris. >> reporter: christian, and here at the public safety building there is a flag behind me flaying at half stag in honor of canine jacks. the chief telling me his

department is heart broken over this loss. in front of the sunnyvale department safety a growing tribute to a police dog killed in the line of duty. >> it's zbreef. and grief doesn't leave you. >> reporter: tuesday afternoon canine jacks was stabbed to death. >> there's a huge void in our hearts, our canines are not only our department members but they're also our family members. >> reporter: officers had initially responded after getting word that a 25-year-old woman had been stabbed inside a residence. upon arrival they found her outside in the driveway breeding because of a stab wound to the abdomen. officers made entry into the unit and attempted to apprehend the suspect, the victim's boyfriend. who then stabbed canine jacks with the flief. the dog's handler wasn't hurt.

they tried to negotiate with him but he then threw his knife at officers. an officer fired in self-defense. people nearby still can't believe it all happened. >> the idea that someone would lash out and simply murder a poor defenseless animal like that was terribly shocking. >> reporter: details for the funeral will be released this week. >> if these people get help in time incidents like this can be avoided all together. >> reporter: for now the lune has been placed on administrative leave until the end of the investigation. today is the sixth day of testimony in the kate steinle murder trial, she was shot while walking on san francisco's pier 14 more than two years ago by an undocumented immigrant with a stolen gun. today the video watched the

vaped police interrogation of the defendant and which he lies to pulling the trigger. police also lies to get lim to defense. lyanne live with the details. >> reporter: dan, you have to wonder what the jury thinks of all this lying. they will be able to read that transcript once they enter deliberations. police said they lied to garcia serrate because quote, it was just another tactic to help motivate him. lieutenant anthony and two other offers interviewed the suspect jose vet serrate after kate steinly had been killed. garcia lied about his age, national nalt and said he was nowhere near the crime scene. police took a different approach, they lied. they told him the firearm had been recovered when it was still

in the bay. they also said they had a dna match and five witnesses that saw him at the.as well as gunshot residue samples that connected him to the gun. tet, none of that was true. that worked in their favor. garcia-serrate finally admitted he shot the gun. the police interrogator asked, what were you aiming at. garcia-serrate, a seal. police what was the begins between you and the girl. garcia-serrate, five to 6 feet. it has since been accomplished attend le was more than 90 feet away. police asked how long have you had that gun. in spanish garcia-serrate said -- [speaking foreign language] . only there he found at the.. in the early morning hours of the interview police finally

asked him, did you pull the trigger just once. garcia will have serrate nodded,sy, yes. police was it an accident. garcia-serrate told them, yes. the prosecution will wrap up their case tomorrow and defense will follow. new york city recovering from a deadly attack. >> you're going to hear from the police officer who helped put a stop to that attack. >> a new kind of scam by a seller on ebay. there

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walmart. you're looking live at the scene, a lot of police officers. this is happening in forton, again in colorado, ten miles north of denver. the thornton police department tweeted multiple parties down. we'll keep an eye on this and share more information with you as soon as we get it from colorado. new developments, the sheriff's department announced this man, 19-year-old bray-and-zavala has been arrested for shooting in the bay. detectives say he was shot last weekend after confronting zavala and liz friends about speeding in the neighborhood. there is an online fundraiser to help support the hugo's family. its reached a $25,000 goal. the peanut museum reopens tomorrow. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne

freedmon took a tour and joins us to talk about what this means. >> reporter: what it means it's a return of a comfort of home here in santa rosa. it's about familiarity, stability and getting back to normal. in santa rosa recovering from the transition that happened will take years. so much changed. and in the midst of that so much reassurance. like the luther burbank center for the artsz will still be here. >> it seemed like it was yesterday but it also seemed like it was a long time ago. >> reporter: the ceo showing off the auditorium which survived. the east wing and a smaller auditorium did not. the roof collapsed. >> this is the path that the tubbs fire took to get to coffey park. this shouldn't be standing. >> reporter: a few feet away the fires turned dream homes to ruin. don morris son and betsy bose

wlofsz working that night could not imagine any other outcome than doom. >> it was like it was snowing, but orange glow coming in, big g balls coming down. >> reporter: don still hasn't returned to his apartment. >> you have to come to terms and deal with it. >> reporter: seven employees have lost homes. among them vanessa peterson. she describes being here as salvation. >> this place was gone too? >> i'd be way worse off, i'm grateful this is here. >> because? >> because i'd have to look for another job. >> reporter: instead they have a reopening on monday. well, new at 6:00, a goal accomplished. repairs to the lake orville spill way is done by the deadline, november 1st before the rainy season begin. they got it done.

the repair work just completed its first phase of a larger plan to restore the dam and its spillway to original condition. record rain caused the spillway to erode and nearly failed in february. forcing nearly 200,000 people to evacuate for several days. there was great concern they could not get there work done before the rains come and they did. good news. >> yeah, and the rains are coming. checking in with spencer christian to see when. >> we may get our first sustained period of rain in a long time. here's a look at doppler 7, dry conditions at the moment, skies are bright. clouds building offshore. this is a few from our camera looking westward. 57, san francisco, 60, bay in oakland. 55 in half moon bay. this is the view looking north

western. 60 degrees up north in santa rosa. napa 61. navarro we have 60s. one more live look. looking southward under clear skies. we'll see increasing clouds tomorrow. wet and chilly pattern developing friday through morning. a wintry storm watch in effect for sierra. the systems that bring rain here will produce snow in the sierra. over night look for cloudy skies with low temperatures in the upper 40s. tomorrow clouds will advance onshore, across the bay and inland. high temperatures upper 50s. low 60s around the by the way and mid to upper 60s inland. each of the approaching systems rank one on the scale. the accumulative effect will be quite a bit of rainfall. looking at light to moderate rainfall each day and a quarter

of an inch likely over that four-day period. and let's see here, it's not advancing. i'm going to step off camera for a second and see if i can advan advance these graphics. we are expecting -- i think the system is stuck. rain will start -- i'll move over to the desk here. -- rain will begin following during the overnight hours into friday morning. light showers and light rain in the north bay, sweeping eastward and southward into saturday morning. saturday we get a nice break from about midday into midday sunday. another wave of rain comes sunday. snow will be falling in the sierra, this will be a cold system coming in. more rain into monday. it's going to be a wet pattern for five consecutive days. we need it. >> yeah, don't you love it with computers don't work. >> it's okay. >> i guess computers can't

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it's known other states and regions are competing and supporting this notion they have lower cost of affordable housing. we need to make sure we have the type of housing to retain and attract the type of talent we need. >> reporter: the tide may be returning. >> we're starting to see residence all over the bay area recognize we have a housing shortage, our children can't live her. we can't afford to move to the next home. >> reporter: one lay maker suggested despite some opposition, denser housing may merit -- regulatory hurdle such as environmental studies and time consuming reviews can rendered some house b project unfeasible. >> it's difficult to find a project where we can have the time and money to sell. >> reporter: because of the shortage homes like there one

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>> announcer: live where you live this is abc 7 news. as we get a new terrifying looks after the moment a terrorist drove a truck into a bus filled with children, we're learning more about the man behind the wheel. tonight new york city still reeling. >> police say the suspect, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov had been planning the attack for weeks. eight people died, twelve more injured. >> maggie with the latest from new york. >> reporter: today many parents are left reliving a nightmare. their children on their way home on halloween became the target of an act of terror. authorities now saying this act

was planned in advance and believed the suspect, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov was inspired by isis problem began dah online to rent a home depot truck and travel for three quarters of a mile on a bike path. >> we got mass casualty situation here. >> police credited offduty officer ryan gnash with jumping in and shooting saipov ending his rampage. >> i feel we were doing our ones like thousands of officers do every day. >> investigators investigating the attack says saipov left a note behind in english and arabic and praised the i see lachlk state. >> he seems to have followed to a t the manuals isis put out on social media channels. >> he was interviewed by 2015 by agents looking for other men

involved in terrorism. saipov was never the focus of any investigation. according to police he came here in 2010 from uzbekistan. he lived in cincinnati, ohio, tampa, florida and new jersey with his wife and children. authorities are beefing up security in new york and asking the public to step up and report any questionable activity. >> that's a minimum of 17,000 extra eyes and ears and gut feelings that can remain vigilant on behalf of us. >> reporter: investigators say there is no threat he was working with isis, and there appears to be no additional threat here in new york city. it's been one month since the mass shooting in las vegas which left 58 people dead. governor jerry ground issued a proclamation declaring today a day of remembrance. update on the breaking news

we mentioned. a shooting at a walmart in colorado. this is in thornton, ten miles of denver. the officers tweeted, multiple parties down. the store has been evacuated. we'll share more information as we learn it. new details on that run away dump truck. we tracked it to a hayward base company called smart demolition. the owner says he thinks a brake problem is to blame. a construction crew was loading bricks into the truck when it slowly started rolling down hill with no driver. the truck hit nine parked cars and only stop after hitting the tree. two people with minor injuries, no citations issued. here's video in san jose. on the left the price yesterday and on the right the price today

reflecting that 12 cent jump ber gallon. things got testy as construction workers confronted gas tax protesters. the workers were out to join officials highlighting what the new gas tax mean for the east bay, projected to bring in $5.2 milli $5.2 million a year over the next decade. $40 million gas tax alone will help ease congestion long east 80. here in california the government want you to know you have options if you don't have health insurance. yet, at least but you need to act soon. denis from our sister station in los angeles with more information. >> reporter: california aiming to hit it out of the ballpark on day one of its opening period. >> life can change in an instant, be covered when it does. >> reporter: in an enrollment

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it was just an opportunity and jimmy's a really good quarterback too, and -- and it was just an opportunity to up the competition by everyone and stuff like that. >> talking about falling up, after the last place 9ers released brian hoar, he signed with the patriots three place deal. hoyer was brady's back up and the patriots during hi first three years in the league. when love hurts the stand for-cardinals hurt. without their heisman trophy running back, stanford couldn't get anything going last week. love is feeling better, still a game time decision because of the ankle injury, looks like he will play some on saturday against washington state. he's sitting down for a one on one with our own mike shumann. we'll show you that interview saturday of the game.

love actually still leads the nation in rushing. >> love's ankle felt better than it did a week ago, probably be a game day decision. >> to be honest we've been extremely spoiled for the last few years. hopefully bryce can go. even if he does go he's not going to play the whole game. after losing on sunday in buffalo the raiders are staying on the east coast there this week. they're getting ready for their game there sunday against miami. marshawn lynch has rejoined the team after his one-game suspension. raiders' coach was asked about the mood of his raiders. >> one of those ole mood rings, checks the mood, you know. i think our guys is ready to get going with the second half of the season.

i mean, you know we've got a good group of guys. >> whatever you're putting into this thing, the sacrifice. i'd love to go to bed to midnight and sleep until 8:00, that'll be nice. my kids and wife and wake up to breakfast with them. you sacrifice. with you put that much energy into something and go and play with passion, i think that's what we're looking for. the warriors are in instant a new game with the spurs. new game nick young getting acclimated. the artist known as swaggy p tells rachel nichols where he fits in with the splash brothers. >> the splash brothers just got out -- i just got out of rikers island, but i taught them the way, you know. but i had to pave the way for them, you know. >> i don't know how he came up

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