dangerous. escape was orchestrated and sophisticated. >> janine with the latest. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies say brazen escape. ran out of that door you see behind me and authorities say it's clear that someone was helping these two suspects. take good look at john bivins and tramel mccluogh. >> escorted by deputy when they made the escape. it's under investigation how able to evade the deputy. >> red camry waiting outside. unknown if driver or keys left inside. hopped in, drove to the next street and dumped. witnesses saw the two men jump into uhaul cargo van and speed

away. >> they were in for violent crimes and considered dangerous. if anyone sees them, call 911. >> reporter: prosecuted for armed robbery earlier this year. escape latest in series of mishaps by sheriff's department. last year four inmates escaped from the main jail and also scrutinized when four guards were convicted of beating inmate to death. >> always look to see what other security measures we could take, whether adding extra security on the doors, keeping them locked or adding extra deputies to be able to apprehend them. >> mcclough was three striker and bivins facing lengthy sentence also if convicted. abc7 news. inmate who escaped from los

angeles has been caught in mountain view. jason kohr found in stolen vehicle. tried to fight authorities and run. subdued with taser. had been missing for over a week. serving six year sentence for auto theft, burglary and trying to evade a police officer. unsuccessful in evagd this time. high school student shot and killed near his school, olympic continuation high school. flew over as detectives searched for evidence. shot the student, described as senior. walked back to campus after 1:30 this afternoon, died after rushed to the hospital. >> prosecutors today charged walnut creek teacher with multiple sex offenses against a child under the age of ten. michael bartel faces 16 felony

counts, arranging to meet a child for sex and distribution of child pornography. held on $16 million bail following arrest on friday. put on administrative leave at walnut creek intermediary school where he teaches science. and taught in martinez schools previous. day nine of the kate steinle trial and focus on accuracy. specifically the ability to hit a target once a bullet ricochets. live with more, lyanne melendez. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago, prosecution tried really hard to argue that there is no evidence to show this was an accident, which is what the defense has argued. another point taken by this expert witness was once a bullet ricochets, the course it takes will be random. >> lawyers for jose inez

sayre rautta -- first testified that trigger pull used to lights. four pounds left in single action mode, meaning ready to fire. >> if someone were to try to grab it, catch it, or if it caught an article of clothing, could discharge. talking about extremely light trigger pull. >> initially he told police he found the stolen gun at the pier and it went off when he stepped on it. later he admitted to holding the gun wrapped in a piece of cloth and examining it when it went off. prosecution has maintained that he had the gun with him all along and aimed it at steinle about 90 feet away. but the bullet ricochetted 12 to 15 feet from where he was sitting and traveled another 78 feet, striking steinle in the

back. norris was asked if person could aim a gun at someone and accurately hit the tarkt if the bullet ricocheted first. not likely he responded. once it hits the pavement, bullet loses accuracy. he's facing murder two charges. >> intentional act, ie, pull the trigger intentionally. and in addition, inherently dangerous act where malice can be implied based on behavior. >> defense is expected to wrap up by end of the week. san francisco, abc7 news. san francisco man isification charges after police found illegal drugs. aljandro alvarez sold meth and heroin, served the warrant and this photo shows some of what they found. 70 pounds of meth, two pounds of heroin and more than $4,600 in

cash. estimated street value at least $1.5 million. new at 5:00, many bay area cities still trying to figure out rules for legalized marijuana. melanie woodrow with the latest from city hall. >> reporter: this is a packed meeting and still happening as far as we know right now. supervisors considering rules to restrict where the dispensaries could be located in certain neighborhoods. lot of people at this meeting take issue with that because they say that prop 64, passed in san francisco by 74%. one of the biggest points of contention we're hearing is whether there should be a 1,000 foot buffer between cannabis businesses and schools and day cares. schools recommended 600 feet. several residents implored the

committee to be -- to those who use marijuana for medical purposes. >> wondering why a city that's sanctuary for medical purposes put forth more restrictive on what the city voted on. >> should be a restriction on maximum number. >> no one objects to alcohol sold around the corner from my kid's school and cigarettes. no one said that's bad idea. >> if permitted, other businesses located in mixed use buildings, people who live next door will have to breathe marijuana smoke throughout the day. >> reporter: the committee hearing points on both sides but predominantly hearing from people asking them not to accept further restrictions as they consider this. issue will go in front of the entire board of supervisors next

week. live in san francisco, abc7 news. we now know the gunman who targeted the baptist church in texas died. less than an hour ago said that autopsy was conducted this morning. shows he was shot three times. >> two gunshot wounds from the armed citizen, one in the leg, other in the torso. and had a third gunshot wound which the medical examiner described as being consistent with being self-inflicted. >> investigators say kelley died of self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. he had a history of domestic and animal abuse. sent threatening text messages to his mother-in-law who sometimes attended the church in sutherland springs with kelley's wife. 27 people died in yesterday's

attack. mountain view attack that was vicious and appears random. new scheme attacking netflix subscribers. break from rain but will be returning. live doppler 7 will be tracking it coming up. flying high one last time. passengers about to dress up as ♪ ♪

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wounds, left witnesses aghast. attack happened at this spot in the plaza outside mountain view's center for the performing arts. people milling about ahead of evening performance of a musical. >> appears the suspect approached the victim, without warning began attacking him and extremely violent attack. when we got there, suspect wouldn't listen to commands for us to get off the gentleman. he was straddling him. ended up having to follow a taser. >> reporter: booking photo of jan neal from marin county. police say the taser didn't stop attack. took combined efforts of several officers to subdue him. before police arrived, bystanders tried to intervene, witness who asked not to show her face, described how pleaded for attack to stop. >> please stop, please. >> reporter: kept attacking? >> keep doing it. >> reporter: victim not

identified until his family is contacted. so severely injured, police used special trauma kit to stop the bleeding of the died later at hospital. residents are stunned. >> usually don't experience crime here. reason we moved down from san francisco. but reading about more crimes lately as city is growing rapidly and downtown here is becoming attraction for the bay area. >> reporter: plaza has no security cameras, police are seeking videos that somebody may have recorded. abc7 news. >> effort by state senate to investigate claims of sexual harassment in politics has back forred according to critics. signed op-ed that exposes what they call a culture of sexual harassment in politics. in response secretary of state sent a letter to group of those women asking them to voluntarily

participate in sexual harassment investigation. some think it was bad move. >> we feel it was intended to intimidate women and victims, we want a process in place focused on protecting women. >> assembly leaders say they plan to hold hearings into the claims later this month. how self-driving cars could convert cities into pedestrian paradises. >> and netflix e-mail that deserves a second look. 7 on your side's michael finney is on hand. >> start with netflix. you have it, watch out, bad guys are coming at you again. e-mail security firm says it's spotted a scam that targets netflix subscribers, appears to be from netflix, warns recipient to update information or be canceled. taken to fake website asking for

billing information. more than 100 million netflix users have been targeted. online shopping finally rounded corner. majority of spending directed to come from online purchases this year as opposed to brick and mortar p purchases. 47% to 47% between online and in-store purchases, other 6% to catalog, broadcast and direct mail. this year 51% expected online, 42% in stores, 7% other categories. new survey comes from -- which has been surveying holiday shoppers for 32 years. with all the benefits of self-driving cars, this may be oddest, allowing pedestrians to jaywick. the national association of city transportation officials

released a report that looks at world where robe ocars are going slow enough to stop when pedestrian crosses the street. make it safe and allow pedestrians to cross wherever they want, not just intersections, make walking faster, driving slower, cars driven at reduced speed and potentially stopping more often. >> we'd all be more fit. good deal. thanks michael. biggest open secret tourist attraction in san francisco right now is sitting near a fence at san francisco international airport. tomorrow it will make history and end a chapter in aviation. wayne freedman with look at last flight of united airlines 747. >> benson went shopping to look his best, headed to good will on geary street for attire.

>> if it looks like won't go together, go for it. >> reporter: seen on 747 back then or this one tomorrow in final flight. >> special place in my heart and i wasn't born in '70s. want to see what it is like. >> reporter: av geek as they call themselves, takes plane rides, writes down identification numbers like kevin who flew from from washington, d.c., for the last trip. 1418 is particular soft spot. >> i proposed to wife in could bepit in 2013. >> sentimentality for airplane, that changed air travel as we know it. david smith will be in the left seat, son of 747 captain. >> appeal is it was icon you

looked up to as youth in terms of success, definition thereof as airline pilot. >> reporter: just getting seat on this airplane can count as success. have you found what you want yet? >> i think so. >> reporter: we shall see. abc7 news. >> that is the end of an era. tomorrow wayne freedman will be on the last flight, watch his story with the free abc7 news app. hi there everyone. live doppler 7 right now, most of you seeing the sun going down. sunset a little bit earlier tonight as time has changed. i do want to alert you to frost advisory from mendocino county. patchy frost is possible by morning. from midnight tonight to 8:00 a.m. tuesday. 33 to 36 degrees for coldest

locations. good idea to bring pets inside and protect frost-sensitive plants. tracking rain, first system midweek, wednesday to thursday, level one and then sunday night to monday, also level one. enjoy the break. lovely view from east bay hills camera. a few clouds there, beautiful postsunset picture. low 60s in san jose, gilroy. equally lovely shot, upper 50s. another live picture from south beach. should be framed towards sutro tower. chilly inland. bright and sunny tomorrow afternoon. unsettled pattern beginning midweek. extra blanket on the bed might come in handy.

temperatures, mid to upper 30s in oldest inland valleys. everywhere else in 40s. patchy fog towards inland east bay but rest of you, clear. when you and kids get going, grab that jacket or sweater. tomorrow afternoon, sunshine, upper 50s to mid-60s. storm impact scale, exclusive to abc7 news. comes in level one, rainfall, tenth to inch. this one has potential to cause problems in recent burn areas in santa cruz mountains and north bay. keep that in mind. wind gusts 3:00 wednesday afternoon out of the south up to 24 miles an hour. increasing. breezy continuing to thursday morning. this is in advance of the system. time it out hour by hour. wednesday morning dry, noontime,

night showers in north bay to san francisco. 4:00, rainfall increasing, 5:00, focused north bay but still showers possible at coast. 11:00 p.m., everyone is pretty much getting wet. thursday morning, rain switching to showers and carry over into thursday afternoon and possibly the evening. rainfall totals, highest in north bay, over an tlinch. mountains could pick up up to two inches. south bay, tenth of an inch. download the app, check out accuweather forecast whenever you want. wednesday afternoon through thursday, then dry for friday, veterans day is dry and milder. another system, level one, sunday into monday. doesn't look as strong as midweek. >> boy, leave the sprinkler off for a while.

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surveillance video has been released showing a man trying to fly a drone loaded with pot and mobile phones into london prison in august. busted by undercover detective. man was been jailed three years. authorities say trying to smuggle stuff to brother serving

time for drug bust. head of berkeley's law school and other legal scholars are accusing president trump of acting like dictator by blocking scholars from twitter account. filed friend of the court brief. support a lawsuit challenging the president from blocking people from real donald trump twitter feed. describes the tactics famili familiar playbook for authoritarian regimes. increases ties at dreamforce. sales force and google's cloud platform g share will partner. support sales force's growing customer base in business software market and increase competition for amazon's web services and microsoft azure for

cloud computing. planning to close two schools. right now alt school runs six private schools, elementary. didn't give explanation, saying company remains focused on the success of fewer schools. backed by facebook's mark zuckerberg and venture capitalist peter thiel. wework, a network of shared wo workspaces. will move into tower in san francisco, plans to open a private elementary school at new york city office next fall to get lessons in business from employees and wework customers. company founder says there's no reason kids can't launch their own businesses.

why not? >> zero i 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.

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i'm dion lim. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, outrage from mayor. >> putting guns in hands of people, worst thing to happen. >> guns stolen from yet another law enforcement officer's vehicle. also maybe you can relate. home security system can't do its job if you can't get it to work. 7 on your side shows the problems one local woman ran into. how the republican tax plan could curb california's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. all coming up. finally the holidays came early for great folks struggling to feed the needy. >> trucks pulled up at san francisco marin county food

bank. filled with 800 turkeys donated by foster farms. >> enough to feed roughly 15,000 people. been making the donations for more than decade and need is constant. >> affluent as this city is, one out of five people are food insecure and around the holidays fo foster farms wants to give back and participate in thanksgiving. >> one of the next stops is redwood empire food bank. donating $100,000 also to help victims of the north bay fires. >> really nice and needed, especially this time of year. >> point out this beautiful light on the city buildings. >> nice. >> in honor of dreamforce convention going on right now. for commuters, watch out, howard street is closed in front of the moscone center.

>> they take over a bit but appreciate your tonight, we're on the scene of the deadly church shooting right here in texas. the chilling details just now emerging. authorities reviewing video from inside the church, saying the gunman, quote, came there to kill everybody in that building, period. 26 people dead. the victims, from just 18 months old to 77 years old. eight members of one family among the dead. authorities revealing the gunman had several weapons, including an assault rifle. the fbi tonight with a possible motive, threatening text messages to a family member. the phone call to his father while trying to escape. and his discharge from the military, his violent past. also tonight, the heroes who jumped in to help. our interview with johnnie langendorff, who was driving the pickup truck chasing the suspect down the road. tonight, the fbi has just given