extremely violent abuse against his wife and child. charges that led to a court-martial. >> there was nothing that precluded him from purchasing a firearm. >> the air force admitting they never forwarded the information about the conviction to the fbi database. we're now learning if 2012, he escaped from a behavior center and tried to carry out death threats against his military chain of command. >> we have all these questions. how did this slip through the cracks? >> many argue, the political conversation should not focus on the air force but rather on gun control. >> we need common sense gun reform. >> when asked about extreme vetting on, president trump says gun control might have kept the hero from shooting the gunman. >> if he didn't have a gun, instead of having 26 dead, you would have had hundreds more dead. >> as politicians argue, this small town is left reeling from an unfathomable loss.

the brave man who stepped in, he said he only wishes he could have saved more lives. >> i am no hero. i wish could have gotten there faster. >> for the survivors, they say the memories from inside that church will haunt them forever. >> people screaming, people crying ma crying. mama, where are you? the little kids. >> we're now learning that shooter came to this very same church on october 31st for a fall festival. days before he came back and killed 26 of its members. abc7 news. >> let's focus on the phone. the fbi is working to try to unlock the suspect's cell phone. we're seeing the same difficulties as we did in the san bernardino case. they can't get into that phone. >> well, this is becoming a increasing problem for the fbi. pitting themselves against tech giants like apple and google where they cannot get into encrypted phones.

there was so much information, things could help them crack or get to the bottom of the cases. so this is a problem in this case, in san bernardino. the san bernardino case, it took they will weeks to get into that suspect's phone. in this case, it will take weeks as well. this is not just a problem today. it will be a problem tomorrow. when a case like this comes up again. >> we believe we can get past that encryption. >> new at 4:00, the concord police made several arrests connected to the deadly shooting death near his high school. friends say the victim was lawrence jansen. the 17-year-old was with a group of people near olympic had continuation high school when somebody got out of a car and opened fire. the concord police plan to release more information with this tragedy during a press conference that's coming up in 90 minutes. >> the san francisco police are hosting a meeting to brief zbenlts a shooting that left an officer and a suspect in critical condition. >> joining us live at the eureka

valley rec center with more. >> this is community center behind me where the meeting will be held. as you know, it has become protocol, after every officer involved shooting, the police chief holds a town hall meeting in that neighborhood where that shooting occurred. now, this one tonight is no different. except that police are still looking for a couple of possible on suspects. >> in this neighborhood, you don't expect bullets. you just don't. >> but there were. shortly after midnight, november 1st. as the massive halloween party was winding down in the castro. >> it seems like there were at least 20 to 30 shots. it was a lot. >> the evidence markers were testimony to what jim heard. he lives across the street from a shooting at 18th and diamond streets. it left one of the officers and the suspect in critical condition. the officer is now listed as table. the suspect was booked on his hospital bed on attempted murder

and other charges related to the incident. the investigation is still active. police are looking for two or three possible accomplices who carjacked a taxi cab near castro and market after the shooting. the carjackers left the cab in the middle of oakwood street. an alley near mission delores park. joe lives in a unit behind the gate. >> it was wide open. and there were police officers all up and down my driveway. it looks like the person or people who ran here jumped over the fence. >> castro residents we spoke with say halloween has gotten out of control. drawing undesirables to an annual celebration used to be fun and safe. >> people were getting stabbed. people, graffiti was everywhere. windows were getting broken. that stuff never happened. it was just the neighborhood people doing it. >> now that town hall meeting starts in about two hours. since this is an active

investigation. we really don't know how much information police will release to the public here tonight. just how much detail they'll go into. nevertheless, the meeting starts here at the community center at 6:00. abc7 news. >> all right. many thanks. the case against two men charged in the ghost ship fire was back this court today. derrek and max are facing 36 counts of involuntary he manslaughter. that's a count for each victim of last december's fire. the defense attorney claims his client is falsely charged. >> this scapegoat. blame it on him. don't blame it on the land lord, don't blame it on the fire department. blame it on the one who has the lease. that's a bunch of baloney. >> the preliminary hearing is set for next month.

>> the weather picture is about to change. we'll show that you there is rain the just off the north coast west of eureka and there's a well developed storm off alaska that will bring us some rain and gusty wind. overnight, all we see is clouds, mainly in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow the rain will arrive. here's the forecast animation. notice the pockets of light. by mid afternoon, look for more steady rain and more widespread rainfall pushing from ukiah into the santa rosa area. and later in the day, it will sweep southward and eastward bringing gusty winds to all parts of the bay area. i'll show you the time line and show what you you can expect. >> all right. a good time to remind everybody, the best way to track the forecast where you live is on the abc7 news accuweather app. just search accuweather to download it now.

>> baseball fans are mourning the death of a former major leaguer. the eight-time pitcher roy halladay died in a plane crash today. we'll show you the video when he bought his plane in 2016. knits solano county. in his prime, he was dominant in baseball. this is the latest tragedy involving this plane. two people died when a similar plane crashed back in may. the man affectionately known as mr. costco has died. he was loved by customers at costco san ramon's store for his warm smile, sense of humor and his kind heart. we first told you about him go two years ago after he learned he had terminal cancer. a group treated him to a trip to hawaii. despite his diagnosis and his battle with multiple sclerosis

multiple scleros, he worked tirelessly to help others. he was 48 years old. we might be seeing a major change with car pool alleges in the bay area. caltrans and the metropolitan traffic commission are considering changing the rules on certain highways, requiring at least three people in a vehicle. according to caltrans, two thirds of local car pool lanes moved too slowly to meet federal requirements. our media partner. the two are 880, 237 and parts of highway 101. the report says drivers shouldn't expect changes any time soon. one of the exits at b.a.r.t.'s station is closed. the crews blocked it off so they can work on a canopy. they say it will protect passengers and the escalators from the elements as well as provide an extra layer of

security. completion is expected next month. b.a.r.t. sfwoenlds install 22 new canopies at an estimated cost of $66 million. one historic final flight from sfo to hawaii. >> the most beautiful airplane in the sky. >> i love their costumes. >> yes. they're all dressed up for united taking its 747 on one last run to hawaii. and abc7 news is on board. we'll tell you what makes this flight so special. >> and google's car driverless program. the future hits the road. plus, twitter gets wordier than ever. on the new changes going almost worldwide. >> and here's a look at the traffic. this is sky way in downtown san francisco. oncoming traffic is going to the lower deck of the bay bridge. that is the usual crawl at about two miles an hour. a little better on the right hand side for folks heading on

101 south and the peninsula.

aloha's last 747 passenger flight is retracing its very first 747 flight from san francisco international to honolulu. but not without a small delay. an issue with the air conditioning held up take off for nearly an hour today. the plane is scheduled to land in just about 45 minutes. abc7 news is on board and will have a live report for you later on this evening. that 747 helped transform air

travel and made it possible for billions of people to visit every corner of the earth. amy was there this morning for the pre boarding party. progress took a pause today. aviation enthusiasts gathered to bid farewell to the 747 plane. >> i was born when it was being developed and built. i've always loved it. it is the most beautiful plane in the sky. the kicker for me is it is my 50th birthday. >> it is because of progress that this plane has to go. the united ceo says the 747 is too expensive to maintain. >> it is time for to it move on. aircraft are xoming are more fuel efficient, contemporary. time passes and we have to pass with it. >> the captain of the last flight says the plane is like your old recliner chair. you admire your new fancy one but it is not the sail. >> one of the most comfortable

riding, easy flying, great job that we have here at the airline. >> he is having a hard time saying goodbye. so are these passengers who threw quite a party frgt plane. tom even brought a certificate showing that he was on the first flight. today he'll be on the last. >> to be on the last flight is an honor. it is a terrific wonderful air plane. it is really sad to see it retire but we're thrilld to be here and participating in this great experience. >> that flight sold out in an hour and a half. on thursday, the captain will bring the plane back to the mainland. he will park it at an aviation graveyard in the desert. >> what a journey. thank you. the flight is set to land in hawaii in less than an hour. you can see on the screen. this is flight aware.com. the plane is pretty close to hawaii now. wayne freeman is on board and

will bring us some updates later on. we should point out this is not the last 747 flight ever. it is tonight last 747 from united sfo. it is still used by other airlines. from planes to cars, a major step for google's self-driving car company. it is now testing its vehicles on public roads with only an employee in the back seat. so no longer anybody behind the wheel. it is owned by alphabet, google's parent company. this began last month in the suburb of chandler. we have seen the reporter. you've been covering google and lift and stefl driving cars. this is called level four autonomy. what is that? >> yes, level four autonomy is cars that have no driver at all. so a lot of these self-driving cars, you see them, you see

someone in the front seat to take over control if they need. to level four will have no one. >> they have somebody in the back seat though, right? >> right. initialory they'll have a google employee in the back seat. they them to, within coming months, have no one. the car will just roll without a human in it and you can get in. >> i wonder why they would have someone in the back seat. i can see if you were in the passenger seat, you can grab the wheel. is there any thought behind -- i don't get it. >> i think it is more for consumer, you know, confidence in the technology. supposedly there's a safety button you can push from the back seat that will stop the car. >> all right. that makes sense then. it is in silicon valley. others are in arizona. there have been some challenges in california. what is likely to come as we go forward with this? this is coming. it is a question of when.

>> right. the state of arizona has been really open to this type of technology. when yooubl was kicked out of california last december for its self-driving cars, it went to arizona. but california has definitely made some steps in the direction of loosening the rules around self-driving cars. in fact, last month it passed a new rule that will allow for cars without a safety driver. the companies need to go through a few loopholes to get permission to do that. >> what is the ultimate goal? i suppose it would be to have a tunnel of self-driving cars on all roads all over the place. >> right. this is the business. the car industry is a trillion-dollar industry. and so there's that. but waymo says it will be safer. could it reduce traffic congestion. and ideally, pollution. so throws the benefits. >> real quick, so you've been

covering this for a while. would you feel comfortable in one of these self-driving cars today? >> i would be curious. i would be a little nervous. you're putting all your confidence into this technology which is really new. >> all right. we'll see how it works out. >> better that than someone who is texting. >> thank you. express yourself more freely on twitter. starting today, you can double the number of characters you write in a tweet. twitter is rolling out the limit. it applies to all languages except japanese, sxreen chinese. that's because they use fewer characters. getting to our tuesday forecast. spencer christian standing by with a look at the cool, crisp feel of fall. >> that's exactly what it is right now. it is going to get less cool and

less crisp very soon. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have mainly sunny skies and there's a view of the sun. >> the clouds increase and the rain arrives late tomorrow. and we'll have an unsettled pattern. right now though, under bright skies. we're looking at temperatures from 59 to 63 at san francisco and oakland. overnight, as clouds increase. look for lows in the mid to upper 40s around 50 in oakland. the rain begins to sweep down. about 60 in half moon bay to mid to upper 60s around the bay. let's get right down to the wind which will accompany the approaching rainfall. 12:00 noon, we'll see gusty

winds along the coastline. by mid afternoon, as we're going later into the day and the evening hours. we see the wind increase. it will be pretty gusty from coast to inland. so here's the storm impact scale. it ranks one. it begins tomorrow afternoon into thursday morning. the rainfall totals will be under half an inch. we'll see a half inch to an inch. with winds gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour. 5:00 tomorrow afternoon, we'll see pockets of rain scattered across the sgai a wave of heavier rain about to sweep down into mendocino county. and then later in the evening, we'll see the rain sweeping eastward and southward into peninsula then into the overnight hours sboorgs early thursday morning. by mid morning. it will be just about over.over.

>> the rainfall totals we project by 3:00 p.m. thursday, from about just ubld .2 of an toinch over a quarter of an inch around the bay shoreline. and nearly half an inch at napa. three quarters at ukiah. it will be pretty wet if that projection holds up. we have two days, wednesday and thursday, of storm activity ranking one in the storm impact scale. friday and saturday. mostly sunny and dry. saturday is veterans day. then on sunday, our next wave moves in sunday night and gives way to lingering hours on monday. and then on tuesday, a mostly cloudy day. that's what we call unsettled weather. >> it is like mother nature can't make up her mind. >> getting back to

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tail sonoma county fire victims are taking the first steps to look for new jobs. it is happening at a job fair. >> high, lonnie. >> reporter: i can definitely tell you in the last hour, things have picked that here in this room. this is a pretty big deal. many of the fire victims here not only lost their homes but they also lost their place of work. as many businesses burned. today is a big step to move forward. >> i'll good. >> just being in this room seems like a dream. she lost her home in the coffee park fire. >> i look at things in a whole new light. what is needed. >> many people in the fire zone not only lost their homes but also lost their jobs as businesses burned to the ground. hundreds are estimated to be unemployed as a result of the fires. being displaced has made her

re-evaluate her future. >> i thought maybe i need a change in my job career also. so i'm looking for something that calls to me. >> she currently works in the medical field but she's open for a change. >> i want to make a difference in people's lives. i would like to more directly have contact with the people. >> there's everything from mom and pop grocery stores to on the food side of things, amy's foods. but also major hospitals here. >> employers are here representing a wide range of fields and positions from management to entry level. all in this room to help this community take steps to move forward. with a possibly new job or new career. so 170 employers are here in this room. this job fair is going on until 7:00 p.m. this evening and they are offering this ballroom free of charge.

abc7 news. >> great to see you, lonnie. thank you. live theater and music returns to santa rosa a month after the wildfires. the burbank center for the arts will resume performances on thursday. abc7 news visited last week. while they survived the flames, classrooms in the east wing and a smaller auditorium were damaged. seven employees lost their homes. now the north bay wildfires may be under control but the struggle, that i far from over. with so much loss, there is a long road to recovery ahead and still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow, abc7 news is dedicating a day to the north bay wildfires one month later. we'll have special coverage in every newscast and at abc7 news.com. >> you may not have realized it but election day is underway. the first big race since the last presidential election and the bay area issues on the ballot that could affect how

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despite a history of domestic violence. the shooter used the womens to open fire during a church service killing 26 and wounding 20 others. officials want to get into the suspect's phone. as abc news donald trump tweeted, thank you, president moon of south korea, for the beautiful welcoming ceremony. it happens to be election day for some parts of the country. the governor's race in virginia and new jersey. the first statewide races since the presidential election. >> they're the first governor's races since the presidential election. voters in new jersey and virginia deciding on their chief executives. in virginia, democrat and current lieutenant governor, ralph northam facing off with ed gillespie. throughout the campaign, the two urged to political scare tactics in their ads, focusing on illegal immigration to race

relations and confederate monuments, making the choice not about the candidates but the president. >> they want a leader in virginia that will stand up, to what's going on in washington. they want to know we live in an inclusive virginia. democrats nervous they could lose the state that hillary clinton won. trump has been tweeting. and promising to keep up confederate monuments, he's never campaigned with the president. >> any governor has to work the president of the united states. >> if he's successful, he'll thread the needle. if not, they'll say it is the trump effect. >> in new jersey, fighting over the economy. >> this is an economy, not strong. not fair. it doesn't boring for enough people. >> people can't afford to live here anymore. >> with murphy maintaining a big lead over the current lieutenant governor, it is also seen as a referendum on sitting governor

chris christie who is ending his twerl the same tough talk. >> easier to complain. that's the joy of public service. >> democrats haven't won a single election cynic president trump took office and tonight is a test of pro trump policies in virginia, the only state the president lost. and voters are headed to the polls for election day. marijuana is the hot top knick two bay area towns. in pacifica, a american our whether there will be a 6%. at a. turnout is expected to be brisk because the city is voting on a controversial rent control ordinance. the voter was open about marijuana but a little tight-lipped on the subject of rent control. >> i think that i don't want to say it. i don't want to alienate my neighbors or friends although i will tell you i voted for the

marijuana tax. >> and a measure for a 2% tax. recreational pot will become legal in california on january 1st. president hinted at a surprise announcement as he prepares to depart for south korea. quote, we'll have an exciting day tomorrow forle reasons, adding, the people will find out. he described the partnership between the united states and south korea as deep and enduring. >> we've been proud to stand by your side for many decades. as an unwavering friend and a loyal ally. >> so far, there's no explanation from the white house as to what mr. trump was hinting at. earlier in the day, the president told reporters that he is willing to use military force if necessary but that he's seen good progress. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee says president trump is the

single greatest impediment that russia interfered in the election. >> saying russian influence unquestionably influenced the election. >> for his own reasons he is preventing the country from coming together. around a defense to further russian meddling. >> he says they are only marginally ready to prevent russian interference. he said one simple change would be to require social media companies. the 2020 cents us is less than three years ago but officials in santa clara county are raising concerns about whether or not the data would be accurate and how it could cost >> it is a process that is central to american democracy. the u.s. census, conducted every

ten years. >> it is unfortunate that the census, which should be a completely nonpartisan head count of the nation's population, is being turned into a political issue. >> with less than three soare to go, president trump has yet to in a name it. >> what we are seeing is a census bureau that is going to be woefully underfunded and therefore they would be able to do type of accurate counting that is absolutely essential. >> the county board of supervisors voted to develop a strategic plan, investing resources to ensure the most accurate count possible. from updating addresses to working to conduct outreach. >> a lot of is it on the ground resources of people physically knocking on doors and talking to people and explaining request it is important that they become part of census.

that they're sharing this information. >> the count determines, it is to divvy up more than $6 billion a year in funding. >> we're fighting resources that really belong here and not allowing for political reasons or any other reasons for the federal government to take advantage of california. >> reason ideas the upcoming census is so crucial. housing, food stamps, most of which are serving low income communities. >> that strategic plan will be presented for review by the county board of supervisors in early december. we have some breaking news in santa clara county. the sheriff's office has arrested this woman. marquita kirk in to yesterday's, in connection to the escaped two inmates in palo alto. deputies arrest ad 54-year-old east palo alto man but they're

not releasing the nail. officials say, which i a relationship with the escape klee. they've been on the run since yesterday morning. they're facing lengthy prison sentences. they broke away, got out of their restraints and got into a waiting car. they stay pair ditched the car a few blocks away. then took off in a u-haul cargo fan. investigators say kirk rented the vandal. the search continues. they are considered armed and dangerous. >> as we head to the break, get ready to hit the slopes. ski season gets underway. plus an unusual display for an art museum. a whole new kind of art. the sun is ready to set and the rain is almost ready to fall. and let's take a lye look outside. a sneak peek at our 101 camera. you can see a little parking lot

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get your skis waxed. >> the first of the resorts opened today and the rest will follow. >> now more on this. >> let me show you some pictures from mt. rose on the nevada

side. check out the snowy slopes. it became the first tahoe ski resort to open for the season. boreal opens tomorrow. and here's the live webcam right there. you can see how much snow there is for early november. the others will open next friday the 17th. skiers can thank mother nature. >> it is a great start to the season. this last system that came through really pressed out the high pressure. dropping the temperatures, allowing the snow making systems to get fired up. >> tahoe resorts typically open around thanksgiving but we're coming off a huge year in which we had skiing until july. plus, october just brought four times the normal precipitation. so by all indicators, tahoe resorts expect another good year. much needed after several dry years. let's check out the 360 camera. let's go full on right there. pretty cool stuff. look at that.

a good amount of snow. but more to come with the next storm system. so the slope should be much more covered by squaw's opening day next friday. for a full list of all the resort opening dates, go to our website. abc7 news.com. >> the pictures are so beautiful. >> since you're new, for the viewers to know, do you ski? >> well, my skiing ability is going one direction. in order to stop, just falling to the side. >> you have to work up the pizza? >> that's where we all start. >> so it will rain here in the next couple days. that must mean snow in the mountains. >> it will snow. you're right. the storm is on the way. overnight, we'll see clouds increase. and the low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. and tomorrow, the clouds continue to thicken. the rain starts to fall by midday in the north bay. it will sweep southward.

we'll see the high temperatures ranging from about 60 at the coast to mid to upper 60s at the bay and inland. so let's look at the details. our storm impact scale tells us, it ranks one on the impact scale. wednesday evening, thursday morning storm. producing a half inch or more. it will produce some snow in the sierras. as a matter of fact, by noon on friday, we're looking at probably around half a foot of snow in many locations. at donner, we expect seven inches of snow by midday friday. and more will fall and there will be other snow making systems to follow. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll get rain here late wednesday into early thursday. just showers on thursday. mostly cloudy and mainly dry on friday and saturday in the bay area. by the way, saturday is veterans day. then on sunday and monday, our next wave of rain which will mean the next wave of snow. so the rainy/snowy season is here. >> what about you guys?

skiers? snow boarders he? doughnut tubers? skier. a work outer but not a i like my knees the way they are. >> i like my -- ice in a n a n a >> i think it's time to move on. >> hello youtube! ice in a cup. ice in a cup. i have some great pictures to show you. not what you're thinking of. new information today from nasa on the planet jupiter. i hear they have a lot of ice there. don't they? >> i can't talk. >> scientists say the auroras on the largest planet in the solar system are very different than on earth. they found they are independent of each ooflt at the south pole, the x-rays pulsated at intervals

while they fluctuated in brightness. the auroras there are also much larger. let's read every single word very clearly. >> i don't know if i can continue. >> ice in a cup. ice in a cup. >> breathe, breathe. the main ingredient he in france's popular pastries that is running out. apparently it is getting so bad, people are trying to figure out -- we'll tell you what is at the heart of the he france food crisis. crisis. >> we have a crisis he (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine.

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. pastries in france could be on the endangered list. the country is experiencing a butter shortage. >> there is a culinary crisis of sorts. a war simmering in the grocery aisles of france, endangering the creamiest of french delicacies. falling supplies have boosted french butter prices. analysts say it is a direct result of last year's milk crisis. new zealand suffered droughts.

european milk production dropped and the u.s. exported less dairy. at the same time, demand for butter increased everywhere. french dairy producers say french supermarkets are unwilling to pay the higher prices. and all of that leaves france without key ingredients for pastries like this. just over $1 at most french bakeries. last year, france consumed 18 pounds of butter per capita. that's more than three time the u.s. average. french media outlets are whipping up panic, showing how to churn their own butter. asking, are there substitutes? and tweeting, you are not alone. margarine is not a solution. this bakery owner says he'll soon to have raise his prices. especially, he says, for this holiday cake in france requiring, you guessed it, a lot of butter.

abc news, london. >> torture watching all that pastry. >> a lot of butter. a fix has been announced for an unusual bugai in the latest apple ios update. >> here with the solution. >> this is the weirdest problem i remember them having. apple is working a fix to frustrati frustrating bug. in the meantime, apple has a quick work around. okay. get ready. in the settings of your own, go to general. key board. text, replacement. tap the plus sign to add a new function. for phrase, type an upper l. then in the shortcut box, type in a lower case i. it will force to it use the letter i. if you can't remember all of this, you're average. i have a link on abc7 news.com.

window's apple says it will fix the link so you won't have to. it hasn't. google will tell you how long you'll to have wait at that new popular restaurant. it is launching wait times on gool search and soon on google maps toorgs. it estimates wait times based off historic data at the business. almost a million restaurants worldwide will be included in this service. the trump administration is moving forward with calorie counts on restaurant menus. despite years of push baghdad from the food industry. the menu labeling rules were first championed by the form he first lady michelle obama. they are set to go into effect had may and include food served at super markets and convenience stores, too. i want to hear from you.

>> all right. thank you. >> it is day two of the dreel force conference. today words of wisdom from michelle obama. thousands of people waited in line for hours to see her today. attendees say they left feeling inspired. >> i think what stood out was balancing work life with family values and integrating that into family culture. michelle obama is not the only first lady to speak at dream force. hillary clinton has also spoken at this tech convention. >> now dream force runs from thursday, tonight, alicia keys and lenny kravitz.kravitz.kraviv it starts at 7:30 but the fun

doesn't end there. >> athletes are known to do outrageous things. this includes one soccer player in hungary. a 33-year-old midfielder. a set of stair rails before his team last month. you see none of his team mates were willing to follow suit. they just decided to let him slide down. >> that does not look very comfortable. >> good luck on the landing. from the computer to the gallery. the teen who rebuilt an ancient city so well, it is now on display at one of the bay area's top museums. >> thanks. a local writer are butts heads with taylor swift over reputation, retraction and response, the three rs. >> it breaks my heart to think i

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a new exhibit at the deyoung museum features the work of a video gamer from the north bay. the 14-year-old used the popular game mine craft to help make history. >> reporter: welcome to the ancient city. this 3d ma'am american aurs mile and a half long and a mile wide. >> like these on the top. >> reporter: the 14-year-old trevor spent over a year building this metropolis using mine craft. it involves using things out of textured cubes. it is part of the city of water, city of fire. the digital offering can be founds on the museum's website. >> when i go to an art museum, especially as a little kid, this is kinds of boring. but i think this is a really cool way to help discover the love for art. >> reporter: trevor certainly had help.

his dad works with the muse he'll. >> i'm kind of mine crafted out. we did this for so long. looking at this ma'am. it is like, okay. >> reporter: despite his mine craft fatigue, he is happy he stayed with the project and is making history. the first american muse he'll to do something like this. >> we felt being able to build this, short of going there, it is a big tourist attraction in mexico, short of going there, you could go and visit online and be able to see it. >> reporter: the deyoung is offering free admission this saturday. one of the things being offered is a demonstration of trevor's map. abc7 news. >> he is a brilliant young man. a special honor for a teacher from lowell high school. today, patty became the 100th visitor. the national parks service posted this picture to show this special milestone visit.

with that, thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> i'm larry ice in a cup >> the critical role it may play in the kate steinle movie trying. >> bad blood with taylor swift. also ahead, staged store fronts. why land lords may have to pay extra for them. >> you're looking live from sky 7. where police chase ended with a crash near the lake merritt in oakland. it began when police officers tried to stop the car. >> the driver refused to stop and officers informed the silver car along several city streets. you can see on the map where the chase ended near lake avenue.

>> at least one person appears to have been hit by a car. we saw an ambulance taking that person away. right there just a few minutes ago. you saw another ambulance. now you're looking live again at the scene. someone taken away on a stretcher. the oakland police have closed several streets. >> we have a reporter headed to that scene and we'll bring you new details when we have them. good evening. to more breaking news, an arrest in the case of two escaped inmates in palo alto. >> let's get right to the reporter in san jose tonight. katie? >> reporter: the two escapees are still on the run but we've learned from the sheriff's offices that two suspected accomplices have been arrested. they'll release the identity after he is bookds. the second suspect is