fellow student at the continuation high school. we are not identifying him until police officially do so. offers just reopened the street within the last ten minutes. i want to show you video of the crime scene. it is further down the street at salve owe and beach street. police say around 1:30 this afternoon a plaque car pulled up, a four-door car, someone got out, approached the group of people at the intersection, and that included the victim. we don't know what was said or any sort of confrontation. we do know the victim was shot. there were several evidence markers at the scene. witnesses tell us they heard four shots. from there the victim ran on to campus to flee the scene. he was transported to a local hospital and later a come to his

injuries. the shooter got away. we are working to get updates from the concord police. live in concord, katy euless, abc 7 news. >> we sent out a push alert through the abc 7 news app this afternoon shortly after the shoot lg. >> to find out where news breaks download the abc news app and enable the push alerts. it's free and works for apple and android driess. new details about two men who escaped this afternoon. the santa clara sheriff say this was a well-orchestrated get away. they knew what they were doing. janene del vega is outside the palo alto courthouse with a clue to explain how these guys were able to escape. >> reporter: dan, we just learned investigator did find

discarded restraints and a handcuff key. here's the picture that was tweeted showing that handcuff key left outside the courthouse by those inmates. they were wearing orange and gray jail uniforms, it's unknown if they were armed. take a good look at these two men, 47-year-old john bivins, and 46-year-old jamel mcclough. >> it appears they were able to come out of the courtroom, into the hallway and able to get to one of the exit points, at which point there was a car waiting for them where they were able to jump into the car. >> reporter: it's john known if there was a driver in the get away car or if the keys were left inside. sheriff's say the suspect drove it to the next street over and dumped it. witnesses say they jumped into a

cargo van and sped away. >> i'm confident in law enforcement and that they're going to find these two individuals. you can run but you can't hide. >> reporter: about -- the jail has been scrutinized after three guards convicted of beating an inmate to death. >> of course we're morning our policies and practices looking to see what we can and can't do. >> reporter: mcclough is a three striker and facing life in prison and bivins facing similar if convicted. on friday, weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammo stolen from the car of a san matteo's sheriff's car. the san francisco mayor is expressing outrage over the

incident which has put stolen guns on the street. cornell joins us live in the tender loin with the details. >> reporter: san francisco police leading the case. we don't know without sheriff sergeant is and why they were parked here on jones street but the mayor demanding answers. >> this is the worst situation that can happen. >> reporter: mayor sounding off about this incident. >> unfortunately they got into there car and got weapons that ought not to be on the streets. >> reporter: police dispatchers broadcast the stolen fire power. >> the first is going to be a shotgun, it's a weather base 12 gauge. then is second firearm is a ar-4. >> reporter: 500 rounds of ammunition was taken too.

sheriff department appeal requires weapons be safety secured. >> they need to do what the ordinance says, lock everything up. >> reporter: a bullet proof vest was also stolen. the fbi says the sergeant serves on their join terrorist task force but the guns and ammo was not fbi issued. it's the sixth theft from police officers in the bay area since 2013. the gun used to kill indicate steinle in 2013 was stolen from an officers car in san francisco. the mayor made it a law for police officers to lock cars. >> if you're going to secure handguns and you're a law enforcement official you have to secure every one of your weapons because they all can kill. >> reporter: the search still

continues for the weapons. an interview with us declined. the man accused of killing the trigger in the steinle case is on trial right now. today a firearm's expert was brought in by the defense to bolster their case that the shooting was an incident. wi lyanne live on day four with the trial details. >> reporter: the defense argued when that bullet ricochetted it tumbled and followed a different course. they maintained he was not aiming the gun at steinle. james norrie worked in describe labs, his area of expertise, firearms. first he testified the trigger pull of the gun used to shoot

kate steinle was light, the defense has argued the shooting was accidental. >> if someone was to grab it or if it caught an article of clothing it could discharge. >> the defendant told police he found the stolen gun at the.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. the prosecutor had maintained he had the gun with hum all along and aimed it at steinle who was 18 feet away. norris was asked if a person could aim a gun at someone and accurately hit the target if the bullet ricochetted first. not likely he says. >> there's no way to predict a

bounce. >> reporter: but prosecutors fired back arguing there is no evidence to show this was an accident. >> murder two was an internal act, ie he pulled the trigger intentionally and in addition to that an inherent inherent inhert >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez. abc 7 news. two new development in the texas church shooter. they say a citizen shot kelly twice as he escaped from the shooting scene. investigators found 15 gun magazines at the church, all empty. officers also say kelly sent things text members of the juries to -- threatening text messages to his mother-in-law

who attended that church. the suspect has a history domestic violence which is a common threat among shooters. abc carolin tyler joining us in the newsroom with more. >> this has been getting a lot of attention since a study came out last year, identifying mass shootings with four or more victims and jarring a thought provoking connection. >> i think domestic violence is a red flag. >> debby sees sunday's tragedy as an example of a mass killing with the background of domestic vooj. he had been court marshalled and convicted back in 2012 for assaulting his then wife and frakt churing his baby stepson's skull. >> there's no question we need to do a better job with keeping guns out of the

violent. >> an affiliate of a national gun control group called every town. everitown analyzed fbi data and media support from 2009 to 2016 and found more than half, 54% of mass shootings fit that pattern. examples, the former wife of omar mateen, the man behind the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando says she was often beaten. authorities say stephen paddock the las vegas shooter verbally demeaned his girlfriend. james congressman who shot steven scalise has reportedly been arrested for domestic battery. befrly up ton believe the pattern between pass killings and verbal abuse should lead to

changes. >> this young man's crime that he did tomb for should be entered in the database -- >> air force officials admitted they failed to tell the fbi about the shooter's domestic violence conviction which presumably would have gone boo that database and prevented him from getting his hand on guns. in the newsroom, carolin tyler. abc 7 news. >> it's hard to believe. in just a few days will mark one month since the north bay fires began. >> a community still trying to gain its sense of normalcy. >> i'm spencer christian, rain over the next few days. the forecast in just a moment. new at 6:00, we're live with an update on these animals rescued from hurricane irma

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boy isn't this incredible if you're watching a life saving moment as police and firefighters and other rescuers rescue a man from a burning car in southern california over the weekend. the driver dozed off, missed a turn, jump the curb and flipped over. the driver was unconscious. three offers pried open the door and pulled out that driver. his shoes were even on fire. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. wednesday will mark one

month since the north bay wild fire started and today a sign of recovery. the luther burbank center for the arts in santa rosa officially reopened. abc 7 news visited last week. the main auditorium survived the fires. a west wing did not. seven employees lost their homes. the center had to close seven dozen shows because of the fire and will refund all the tickets. the center will resume performances on thursday. the sales force is using its annual dream force conference to help raise money for the north bay center. 171,000 people expected to attend this week long event. the conference shuts down howard sweet between third and fourth streets. inside the company created a national park field to coordinate with this year's

trail blazer theme. it's this level of production which brings people like brian schmidt all the way back from kansas. >> it's kind of the thing to go to. a lot of my ko workers were very jealous. >> speakers include michelle obama, natalie portland and ashton kutcher. new at 6:00 these rescued animals. the golden state warriors were there in oakland when the dogs and cats survived. >> laurel anthony live with a look at how these animals are doing tonight. >> reporter: well, hi dan, when the warriors arrived tonight for their pregame warm ups they were greeted by special guests, canine companions. they are three puppies, three month old, american and bull

dock mix. they are refugees from hurricane irma. they were among 100 dogs and cats that rived here in september. the two will be put up for adoption. after tonight's game, jordan bell was the warrior that got to hang out with his name sake, jordan this afternoon. here's what he had to say behind the team efforts of getting these animals into homes. >> they are creatures they breathe, eat just like us. obviously this guy can use a home, to be loved and taken care of. after they've gone through the tragedy they've gone through i'm sure they'd like to start over. >> reporter: now the animals arrive via a federal express. flown here by the miami heat. so far 40 of the animals have been adopted out with more expected as they are medial

medically cleared. besides the efforts of helping getting the animal adopted the team is also giving the humane society tonight a $20,000 check to help them with their ongoing animal rescue efforts. live in oracle arena. abc 7 news. tonight the team announced it's extended its partnership with pepsi. pepsi is now an official founding partner of this arena. it will have exclusive rights to sell snacks and non-clinic drinks at war yore games when it opens in the fall of 2019. >> speaking of fall it certainly feels it outside. >> spencer. >> it's gooding cool out there but of course it's that time of the week. here's a look at live doppler 7,

clear skies or mostly clear right now. skies will remain clear over night. chilly in some spots. here's a live look at pier 15 santa rosa. 55 in sfroes. oakland mountain view and gill roe, low 52 at half moon bay. emoryville looking across the bay. 52 in santa rosa, 54 from over francisco. clear over night but chilly inland. broigt and sunny skies expected this afternoon. sunny pattern with wet weather coming our way midweek. lows will drop into the mid to upp upper 30s of the north bay. we'll see upper 30s around the

inland and south bay. tomorrow bright sunny skies again, few high clouds up north. highs will range from upper 50s at the coast. low to mid-60s around the bay. it won't warm up very much tomorrow but will be a pleasant day. first rain comes in late wednesday. in the north bay look for a half inch to inch of rainfall from the system. other locations we'll see under half an inch. here's our focus, starting wednesday morning by 8:00 clouds thickening. later in the day rain arrives first in the north bay. sweep eastern into the afternoon and evening hours. the wettest area on wednesday will be the north bay. some of the reason will have pushed on to south peninsula. other parts of the -- it will wind down late thursday. we are projecting rainfall

totals by mid afternoon thursday. three tenths of an inch in san francisco. knapp half an inch. 3.25. as we look at the seven-day forecast forecathis is how thine up. the rain begins on wednesday, continues into thursday morning as mainly showers. we may get a break friday and saturday but clouds will linger. saturday is veteran's day. more rain sunday and morning. it'll be a great seasonal typical partner this time of year. >> thanks spencer. coming up next, how the republicans' p

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sports department as well as the local t.v. stations. cncb reports while the stocks are not active they could resume soon. disney is the parent company of abc 7. california's ambitious zero emissions goals could be sidetracked by a provision in the gop tax plan. it will do away with federal -- although california's electric vehicle insentive would stay in place if the plan passes, clean air advocates do say the gop plan will only slow process toward the goal of producing gases. >> here in california we have programs to increase the number of electric vehicles on the road to improve the efficiency of our vehicles, and we can go forward with some of those but it's difficult in the face of

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transformation of 170 acres. where the old oak knoll naval hospital once >> we are standing hear to strongly oppose this project. >> reporter: the also mee dpa labor counsel and others say not so fast. they want the master developer sun cal to make a promise to them first. >> we are here demanding this project use union workers for all aspects of the project and have local hire and other community before the associated with it. >> reporter: sun cal made an agreement to use only union unin laborers for the site. that agreement doesn't go far enough and delivered petitions to city hall with more than 1600 signatures to try to block the project. >> i've been working on this project since 1992. >> reporter: counsel man larry

reed says sun cal is not in a position to offer a blanket agreement that buildings companies will only use union labor rers. >> they cannot obligate the developers, the unions have known that, they've had a series of meetings with sun cal and it's been made clear they can't. >> reporter: it will include the venue ration over the other clubhouse, public spaces and the restoration of a creek the navy covered up with concrete. welcome relief for patients pays high prices for drugs. starting in january -- assembly member david chew joined us the studio to talk about the bill he helped pass. >> it's cheaper to flay someone from california to another country to get them treated and

bring them back and get them treated here in california. we will have drug transparency in our state. it's not clear when kentucky senator rant paul will turn to work. he was attacked friday and has five broken ribs. police say a neighbor tackled him from behind. >> every day is a maalox moment anyway. 52 to 48 majority and as you saw on several occasions we're not always totally -- so there's nothing i like better than to have 54 or 55. any time we have a senator on our side whose not there it's potentially a challenge. >> now police have arrested one of paul's neighbors for the attack and charged him with misdemeanor assault. the attorney for the suspect says the attack wasn't about politics. the who men had been neighbors

for 17 years and another facebook tell cnn the two had been arguing about yard waste for years. former congressman weiner was reported to prison. he was sentenced to 15 months for an illicit contact with a 15-year-old girl. he'll also serve some time during release and must also register as a sex offender. investigations -- here's the photo police are accusing this woman of felony assault for her alleged actions during the rally at civic center park. they had previously released this photo of the woman with her face covered. detectives want you to take a close look at the woman, if you can identify her call the berkeley police department. you're looking at the debris that covered a family's bathroom in southern california after

mysterious objects tore through the center. >> once i kind of settled down and seen the ice i immediately think had to fall from the sky. >> our sister station in los angeles witnessed several large debt liners flying over head when they visited the damaged home. the homeowner says he's glad the ice was clear likely from the surface of a jet and not the blue ice from a laboratory. san francisco says fair well to an icon. united airlines will fly its very last 747. wayne freedmon has a tukt on that flight and here's a preview. >> reporter: the biggest open tourist attraction in san francisco today was right here in open sight and yet most of us

took it for granted. >> i proposed to my wife in the cockpit in 2013. >> reporter: which is why he flew from d.c. to san francisco today. he'll be on this plane tomorrow when it makes history and closes its chapter. >> you spend enough time on it and you develop some sort of bond. >> another ticketed passenger who spent this morning looking for 1970s attire. the kind of look you might have soon him on the wield heel deck on the 747 back then. >> it's a special place in my heart and i wasn't born in the 70s, i want to see what it was like to fly back in the '70s. >> reporter: wen united announced this air flight the

tickets sold out almost immediately. modern planes are more efficient, this one which has flown since 1999 will go to a desert and uncertainty future. captain david smith will have the seat tomorrow. he's the son of a 747 pilot, the last captain on the last flight in costumes a week after halloween. so forget the islands, tomorrow this qualifies as paradise. at sfo, wayne freedmon, abc 7 news. here's a sweet way to kick off construction project. a cake that shows what the finish project will look like. cal train tweeted these pictures at the south san francisco station. the $63 million project will add

a board platform that will connect to the industrial path at grand avenue. it'll make the area compliant. it should be finished by the so you remember of 2019. just ahead, a bay area turns to 7 on your side michael fenny. >> coming up

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all right, today is national nachos day. nachos were accidentally invented by a mexican man named anaya. he had to quickly come up with a snack after a group of people came into the restaurant. only thing he had was cheese and tortillas. he cut the chies in century angles. added cheese and chips. his creation was nacho and his creation named after him. abc 7 news was there as trucks pulled up at the san francisco marin food bank. crews delivering boxes filled

with 800 turkeys donated by foster farms. it's enough to feed approximately 16,000 people. foster farms says its been making the donation for more than a decade and the feed is constant. >> in san francisco, one out of five people are food insecure. and around the holidays foster farms think it's important that we give back and be able to participate in thanksgiving. >> crews are delivering turkeys up and down the west coast. one of the next stops is a redwood empire food banks. donations of $16,000 to feed the people of the fires. >> the weather really to feel like

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boy don't we know this to be true. technology a blessing but can also be a curse. >> one san francisco woman says she could not get help from a woman over the phone, she called on 7 on your side. >> when you get new technology, you guys are playing with it? >> oh it's right here. >> as long as it works. >> okay then you'll relate to

this. it will be difficult to learn all the bells and whistles whether you get something new. this woman says she found getting tech support difficult. jennie lives in this apartment ran by a church on san francisco. on a fixed income she watches every penny and make use of everything she buys. >> you know i'm stickler and everything over a dollar or more is worth questioning for me. >> she purchased a homeowner alarm with adt that merge with apple one. at $45 a month she was -- protection one worked with jenny and made adjustments to her bill. she found the experience frustrated or not happy with customer service. >> no one could answer my question or they refused to.

>> she call tech support to try to figure out her equipment. jenny found the answers were unsatisfactorily. >> they were uncoherent and didn't seem to know how to guide or operate their own equipment. >> after four months after what she says were almost daily call, jenny asked she be let out of her five-year contract. however she was unwilling to pay the termination fee. >> i shouldn't have to pay their $700 severance fee when i've been a responsible customer doing everything i can. >> she contacted 7 on your side and we reached out to adt.adt.a. the company did not respond to our request but agreed to let jenny out of her contract and waive penalties. >> well short of jumping out of my seat and saying halleluyah because i'm a quiet person.

i was ecstatic. >> i want to hear from you, my 7 on your side hot line open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00. foreperson 4159548151. also you can reach me on my facebook page. the bay area of course is a beautifully place to live. >> it is so true, nan took a great picture of the fall colors in napa county. this picture has the hash tag abc 7 now which helped us find it and feature it on t.v. share your pictures and videos with us and follow us on instagram. we are abc 7 news bay area. >> spencer back with the forecast. >> here's a look at live doppler 7, clear skies right now. it'll be chilly over night. some areas dropping into 30s.

upper 50s at the coast. low to mid-sikt60s elsewhere. in the several days ahead we have chances of rain, wednesday, thursday, saturday and monday. storm intensity is one but it will produce rain weather. this is what we call a wet unsettled partner pattern. we may have rain friday and saturday, saturday is veterans day. and get ready for wet weather. all right, joining us now with sports. >> the 49ers are struggling. >> they're fall requesting can't get up. they're 0-9. the raiders got back with the return

the raiders pulled off a victory in miami.

the return of marshon lynch in the run game. beast mode plays one of his best games with two touch down. dow derek for 300 yards, while jarrett cook has become his go-to go with 226 yards. defense gave up 95 yards and three passes but any win is tough in the nfl especially on the road. captain jack today want to keep his team's concentration going. >> professional aspect we have to focus on the process of what goes into playing really well. understanding your assignment, being capabaccountable, doing y job, basic stuff. that's where we want to keep the focus of our attention. being aware of the fact there's a good weekend. we had some guys come back to us and we got another win.

we'll find out at the end, for us let's just keep stacking wins and find a way to win the next one and we got a tough challenge going against patriots. the 9ers could barely fill the team with 13 injured with three more joining the injured today. steve absorbed 15 hits. he's like a crash test dummy. this play signs up to 9ers season. when he did have time, his wide receivers had more drops tan rainstorms. defense try to keep the 9ers in it but adrian peters want 259 yards sets up a field goal. all that said the 9ers still win, 0-9. >> everyone's looking for that magic call answer. you got to play this person,

trade for this person, do this. i get all that and i expect all that, this time of year there is no secret thing. we've got to go out and play, coach better and focus on betting better. that doesn't happen by talking and doing anything that happens by going to work and getting better. the giants next week -- but new york was a play off team last year. now they're 1 and 7, worst start since 1980. eli started 200 straight games. maybe davis will see time sunday in santa clara. >> you really can't look from my chair too far ahead but you got to look at getting players some reps in the game. we'll take a look and see if there's any players we can give reps to that'll be part of our future. that includes everybody. warriors return home to face the heat tonight after winning on the road. the doves are finding

they're position. saturday night in denver doves put up 43 in a quarter against the nugget. you can feel the team starting to come together. they cut down on the careless turn over and defense is underrated. always easier to focus on the road. the loves can continue you that at home. >> these last three games, we played terrible at home this year so we got to figure that out and protect home court like we've done well these last five years. so that's the importance of looking ahead. >> abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. options pick -- he'll be back also, way too early to talk basketball but i thought giants' fans should know. >> what are the 49ers going to do? >> well the injuries are

massive. they're looking for players to bring in. learn the new offense mid season. >> trying to finish out. >> just finish out. jimmy garoppolo i think was watching and going maybe i don't want to get in. >> oh no. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on 9n coffey channel t.v. 13. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00 a teenager uses his favorite video game to rebuild an ancient city. the results are impressive it's now on display at the bay area top museums. coming up at 8:00 "dancing with the stars." followed at 10:00 by the robert roberts special presentation "living every day" luke brian. >> that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> we appreciate your time as always. deon lim, christian spencer i'm dan ashley.

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