brinkley live on the scene. >> reporter: there was a police pursuit through oakland as the suspect vehicle was silver mercedes wagon exited interstate 580. it crashed into several cars causing one of them to spin out. ten police cars along the grand lake or nearby the grand lake theater. we are at the intersection of lakeshore avenue and lake park avenue and grand avenue. an eyewitness says two of the three suspects, all if their teens she said, escaped and ran from the crash scene on foot. they were apprehended. the third suspect she said was injured. >> one of the suspects jumped out of the car. when he jumped out of the car the car behind him hit him. so he was rushed to the hospital with head injuries.

>> reporter: she said she wept as she witnessed this accident unfolding here. pretty severe scene. there was word there may have been a second injury but we do not have that confirmed. no word on what triggered this police pursuit in the first place. what we do know though is many vehicles involved, an extensive police investigation underway right now. here at this intersection of course, traffic backed up in all directions. probably a good idea to avoid the area 580 and the lake and south shore areas. >> much appreciated leslie, thanks. we did send out a push alert via the app. to find out when news impacts your community download the abcc news app. concord police gave us an

update on the investigation -- >> because we have a mixture of adults and juveniles as suspects, and because we have further investigate steps to take, we cannot release their names and identities at this time. >> police formally identified the victim as lawrence. they were near a high school when someone got out of a car and opened fire. investigator recovered the handgun in the shooting. they say they are no longer looking for suspects. happening now the san francisco police department hosting a meeting to brief the public about the latest shooting. happened halloween night and left an officer and the suspect in critical condition. vic lee live with the conditions on the case. >> reporter: well, dan not a lot

of people here yet at the yewry ka valley community center where this meeting is supposed to start at 6:00. we don't know how much information the police will release tonight to the public because this is still an active investigation. we did talk to a lot of residence here in the castro who are worried and still talking about that shooting. castro residence we spoke with say halloween here has gotten out of control, drawing un-desirables to a celebration that used to be fun and safe. >> all of a sudden people are getting stabbed. windows getting broken, that stuff never happened when it was just, you know, the neighborhood people doing it. >> reporter: this neighborhood you don't expect bullets. you know, you just don't. >> but there were, shortly midnight of november 1st. >> it seems like there was at

least 20 to 30 shots. >> reporter: jim lives across the street from the shooting at 18th and diamond streets. a shooting that left one of the officers and the suspect in critical condition. the officer is now listed as stable. the suspect was booked at 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 car jacketed a taxi cab near castro and market after the shooting. the suspects left the cab in oakland street. joe vargas lives in a union behind this locked gate. >> it was wide open. there were police officers up and down the driveway. looks like the people who arrived here jumped over the fence. >> reporter: vic lee, abc 7

news. two inmates who escaped from court in palo alto yesterday are still on the run. accomplices have been arrested. one a man, the other this woman on your screen, mar question that kirk who reportedly rented the u haul of the get away.ay.a. he and john bivins still on the loose tonight. officials say the inmates smuggled in a handcuff key and used it to get out of their restraints. then in a hallway they broke away, went through an emergency exit and got in a waiting car. the pair ditched the car and took off a cargo van. the men are considered dangerous. they say a picture is worth a thousand words. that is the defense the katie steinle murder trial are

counting on. it's a suggestion the client may have found the gun under a chair left behind by a group of people. lyanne joins us live to explain. >> reporter: all the defense needs to do is plant a seed of doubt in the minds of the jury. now it appears the video shown today may have helped their case. the defense released this s sequence of stills showing six to seven people riving at the pier will ever steinle was shot. they are seen bending or stooping down several times. they remain there for nearly 30 minutes. >> so, we believe it's entirely likely that this group of individuals discarded the weapon. >> reporter: here's the time line. at a 38 p.m. -- 5:38 p.m. those six to seven people leave at the

same time. at 5:50 at unidentified person sit down then quickly gets up. at 6:02 a person stands near the chair and never sits down. then at 6:15 the defendant sat down. they claimed the gun was found wrapped in a piece of cloth and it then went off. it's been established the bullet ricochetted before striking steinle in the back. this expert hired was able to enhance the video before and after steinle was shot. the surveillance video was taken from the fire boat station on pier 22.5 about one mile away. because of the distance the jury was only able to see people in silhouette. the prosecution has argued that there were many people on that pier that night. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news.

rain expected tomorrow in the bay area. it was picture perfect in walnut creek tonight. abc 7 news was at heather farm bark where it was a beautiful day for a drive through the park. christian spencer is here with a look at incoming rain. > skies will become cloudy tonight, rain will fall tomorrow. conditions are dry right now. rain just off the north coast, you can see there's a large storm developing up alaska. that's going to bring some windy conditions our way. mid afternoon we should see rain coverage almost into santa rosa. by 6:00, 6:30 tomorrow evening we'll see rainfall covering all of the north bay and keep eastward and south ward to the bay area. i'll give you a look at rainfall totals and wen you can expect it to arrive.

deon. this plan took off from san francisco this morning and just a short time ago landed in honolulu, hawaii. united's very last retrace the route of its first 747 flight. >> didn't matter if you were sitting in business class or coach. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedmon is among the lucky passengers. wayne tell us, what was this experience like? >> reporter: it was quite a flight. the plane arrived a little less than an hour ago. you'll still see 747 flying but not for united airlines. this is the last one, it arrived in honolulu a little while ago. 747 was based in united by

united airlines, so the fact that it won't be flying them jon more is a big deal. a party from the moment they got on until the moment where they disembarked. this would have been the only normal sight. as for the rest -- >> may have been a little embarrassing for the ladies for the guys it's brotherhood. >> reporter: united celebrated 47 years of 747 years of service and ushered it out at the same time. even the crew dressed up in vintage uniforms. >> reporter: when was the last time you've worn polyester? >> i don't know if i've ever worn polyester. >> reporter: and happy time travel for this back to the past experience. once boarded the plane taxied and a technical problem. the crew knew how to vamp.

the departure a bit delayed. the exit route from san francisco as the plan honored a tradition through the aviation through the gate followed by a toast. what is the attraction? ask and add geek. >> for those of us who love airplanes it's saying good-bye to old friends. >> reporter: this particular plane has been flying since 1999, roughly 80,000 cycles as they call it. millions of passengers. after this trip, it goes to the desert, will probably never fly again. >> unless it guess to south american airlines. >> reporter: so many stories and ending and as we conclude beginning. in the upper deck sean proposed to christine. her answer --

>> [inaudible]. >> reporter: that's a fly mile high yes. high above the pacific, wayne freedmon, abc 7 news. >> best assignment ever. next on abc 7 news at 6:00, millions of dollars hanging in the balance. >> a next census right on the mark. also ahead. >> i'm michael fenny with what you need to know about used and you need to know about used and 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. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment.

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shasta county's, sherry which was -- she's shown on the video tape running across the parking lot. she disappeared while jogging last november. 22 days later on thanksgiving day she was found 150 miles south her home with a broken news, bruises and chains, she had been branded. she said she was kidnaped but these two women at gunpoint. investigators have no reason not to believe her story. although the the the the the on the way -- inaccuracies could cause the county thousands of dollars. >> reporter: conducted every ten years, the u.s. census is central to american flocksy.

with -- democracy. with less than three years to go until the 2020 census they're doing everything they can to fight its accuracy. >> we're fighting for resources that among here and not allowing for political or other reasons for the federal government to take advantage of california. >> reporter: the results are also used to di visit up more than $600 billion a year in federal funding. among the reasons why it's so critical. >> housing, health services, nutrition services, school lunch, most of which are serving low income communities. >> reporter: president trump has yet to name a director to head up the bureau. an adding fear amongst immigrant groups worth questioning whether they should provide any information about they're family to a federal government. >> it's unfortunate that the census is being turned to a political issue.

>> reporter: the fewer people who respond the less money the county gelts. this afternoon the board of supervisors came up with a plan to working with -- the county will invest in recourses to encourage a proper count. >> lobbyist on the ground type of resources of people going physically knocking on doors and talking to families and explain why it's important why they become part of the census. >> reporter: county developers will evaluate the plan by early december. in santa clara county, chris wen. the freeze season in the sierra is getting off to a early start. christian sze joins us with more on this. >> deon let me show you now pictures. check out the slopes.

now boar yell opens tomorrow, rejected here, take a look at that. here's web cam capture from this morning a lot of snow for november. >> it's a great start to the season up here. the last system that calm through pushed out that pressure. dropping the temperatures to allow snow makers to get fired up. >> typically this opens around thanksgiving, but we're coming off a huge air where we had snow until july. by all indicators, tahoe resorts expect another good year, much needed after several dry years that preceded last year. let's check out the camera above, for full list of tahoe resort opening dates, go to

abc7news.com. dan and deon. another sign of the season, take a look, california's official state christmas tree arrived in sacramento today. the 6'5" tall tree will be decorated with 10,000 led lights and more than a thousand ornaments. >> almost till the season. weather the changing, it's just sparkling out there today but it is going to change. >> wait just a little bit spencer christian standing by with more on that. >> yes, from sparkle to sprinkle tomorrow. here's a look at live look at le let's take a live view from our abc camera here in san francisco. it's currently 60s degrees in

the city. oakland 58, 60 in mountain view, san jose. 50 in half-moon day. another view looking westward, we have temperatures in mid to upper 50s in santa rosa, napa and navarro. 60 concord, 53 liver more. and from the -- returning wet and windy late tomorrow and we'll have another storm coming in over the weekend, probably closer to sunday tan saturday. over night lows under cloudy skies will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. san francisco and san matteo will cielo 50s. tomorrow as the rain push down thereto north bay in the afternoon hours, highs 60 in half-moon by the way. 64 santa rosa. mid-60s in the bay and inland

area. temperatures cooler under the clouds in the north bay area as the rain begins to advance. speaking over the advancing rain we'll have increasing wind as well. noon tomorrow we'll see the gustier conditions on the coast where gust will be 20 miles per hour. look what happens in the afternoon and evening hours going into the nighttime, gusty wind across the region about 20 to 30-mile-an-hour in most locations. on the storm impact scales storm of light intensity. it could bruce up to an inch of rain. forecast animation starting at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. rain advancing into the north bay there, way up aren't and cloverdale we'll see the heavier rain there. it will be wet over most of the bay area, then the front pass on through. in the early morning hours about thursday, 3:00 a.m. or so it will still be raining east bay

and south bay. then it'll all dissolve. rainfall totals tenths of an inch. between north by the way half an inch and an inch. here's the accurate weather seven-day forecast. this storm ranks 1 on the impact scale. cloudy by mainly dry conditions on saturday. we'll get light rain again on sunday and monday. >> spencer thank you. all right, uber is shifting gears.

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happening right now. big names at disney are walking the red carpet in san francisco. we're taking a live look at the golden gate club with the family museum is hosting a fund raising gala. this year the head of pixar, john laster will be honored with a lifetime achievement award. a new culture for uber leave tonight's bay area business watch. >> after two months on the job, the new ceo dara, says t t t fearless culture that made uber what it is now won't work to keep the san francisco based

company going forward for the future. the company led eight curtail norms included celebrated differences, do the right thing and value ideas over hierarchy. former ceo stepped down in june amid sexual harassment lawsuits. today twitter extended tweets to 280 characters. that's double than what we had before. and the dow closed at a record high for the fourth day if a row. it was the only index in the green adding 8 points. nasdaq lost 18, s&p pretty much flat. a year ago the state treasure has been trying to figure out the financial angle for marijuana. >> tonight we'll see what ideas he'll come up with to manage sales and taxes.

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crack down is coming in the south bay, aimed at downtown san jose landlords to register their vacant store fronts. the goal behind the plans is encouraging to dress up behind the stakes. >> abc 7 news reporter david luey with the details. >> reporter: redevelopment takes time and that has left many store fronts vacant especially along first and second streets. some have been papered over, others boarded up. the city was thinking to rid downtown of this blithe by encouraging owners to rid via cans and pay fees code inspections. >> we're hoping to get a code officer out there for frequently just to keep them in compliance. and hopefully entice them to beautiful fie their building. >> reporter: landlords will be encouraged to turn on inside or

outdoor lights to make it safer. >> we come out to eat and walk around the downtown area. >> reporter: you think lighting would make it nicer? >> yes. >> reporter: scott, the executive director of downtown association says its absentee landlords who are the problem. >> the registry program will put little spotlight on them, give them an opportunity to finally do something. and if that happens, it'll be a success. rorp some landlords dressed up their windows. this former ross store has become work for artists. >> away want to work with property owners to make sure their store fronts are active and vibrant. >> reporter: property owners who don't registered their vacancies will be automatically enrolled.

hard to believe, tomorrow is one month since the north bay wildfires started. we continue to see signs of recovery and improvement. today the napa house valley reopened. and a job fair featured 170 north bay employers. many people in the fire zones not only lost their homes but also their jobs as businesses burned to the ground. some are reevaluated their career choices. >> maybe a need a change. >> employers here presented their representative wide range of fields and positions available from management to entry level as well. the road to recovery for the north bay is going to be a long one and we foe there are still so many emotional stories to share. tomorrow on the one month anniversary, abc 7 is dedicating a day to the wildfires.

we'll have special newscast and online at abc 7 news.com. join us. marijuana is the hot topic in two towns. pacifica voters will decide tax for recreation facilities. it's a vote for 2% tax on the city's one and only recreation there. marijuana, pot will become legal in california on january 1st. a year long study on a lack and banking service available to the cannabis industry. to the federal government it's still an illegal drug. analyst estimate the industry will result in $1 billion in new tax revenue. >> polls closed on the east coast. democrats won two major races in

the country. democrat phil murphy one the race in new jersey. he beat kim who succeeded chris kristy. in virginia, ralph northam has been ze cleared the winner. and another notable winner, democrat danica rome will be the first open transgender in the state history. she beat out a long time incumbent who earlier introduced a bathroom bill targeted transgender people. when you get off a bart train the biggest thing standing between you and the outside world is an escalator. abc 7 news reporter explained how bart first step in fixing that is starting this week. >> reporter: if there's one thing bart riders have plenty to say about is escalator. >> sometime they work stooms

they don't. >> reporter: how often do you think they're broern? >> in the last few years it's every time. >> every day one of them has been out of service. >> it's difficult for a lot of people to walk up those steps. >> reporter: bart knows the escalators are a problem. >> that i have been around so long they're reaching that last stage of their life. >> and bart's first solution solving them is walls that look up close and we can see the construction about to begin. this shows what will be here in five months. a steel and glass canape showing the escalators. >> we've already seen some success, we have a canopy in our downtown station in oakland in 19th street. we've seen a decrease and 1/3 of down time for our escalators. >> bart plans to add a each escalator. the project will take several

years to complete. it means neighbors will get familiar with these wooden walls making their way from one escalator to the next. >> we're coming to thanksgiving, christmas and new years. >> reporter: bart plans to keep noise and dust by only working at night when the businesses are closed. and once they're built, bart when start the bigger work of replacing those escalators. >> we want to protect that investment for as long as they can. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up 7 on your side's michael fenny will be here.

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. are you in the market for a used car? >> 7 on your side's michael fenny is here with some advice. >> since that historic flood waters from hurricane's harvey and irma receded the next flood could be a wave of water logged cars headed to used car lots in the bay area.

those cars could have a boat load of problems. how to spot a flood damaged car before you drive off the lot. flood vehicles sold without disclosing the damage is illegal in some states, but doesn't mean it won't happen. >> that information isn't clearly communicated to the potential byers. >> some flood damage reeks are sold with clean titles meaning a flood damaged car can find its way back to the used car market. if the car doesn't carry maximum insurance, flood damage may not be enclosed in the title. mechanics should conduct a inspection, but there are thing you can do too. >> first thing come over to the car, inhale and see if it has a mold or musty smell. if so walk away from the car. look at the door pockets, if there's any kind of dirt or

stones, that's what happened when the carter came up into the car as it drained it settled there. pop off some s seat bolts. if this is rusty that means the seat was taken out to dry. if it's got a spare tire check for rust on the tools of jack and jack stand. look along the back of the engine bay, if water rose it's going to recede and leave a flood line. if there's anything like that, walk away from the vehicle. >> consumer reports says vehicle history reports are no guarantee a car is problem free. if you're from an area affected by a flood, remember this, that buyers are going to be a little weary of your car. consider having a mechanic inspect your car before you put it up for sale.

that way you can show any potential buyers there's a clean bill of health. i want to hear from you the 7 on your side opened monday friday, 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. be very very careful. >> michael thank you. the day has come, google self-driving car company testing vehicles without anyone behind the wheel. testing vehicles on public road with only an employee in the back seat. the program is called level four aut ton my. the testing is happening in chandler arizona, a suburb of phoenix. >> a lot of these self-driving cars we see them driving around san francisco, you'll see someone in the front seat ready to take over control if they

need to. level four will have no one. suppo supposedly there's a safety button you can push from the back seat to stop the car. >> this was -- pull up to the curb in just a couple of months. the bay area is a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers prover it. >> this picture posted of the golden gate bridge today on instagram. he hadded the hash tag which help us find it and post it. share your videos on instagram to @abc 7 news bay area. >> here's a look at doppler 7, it's not raining now but clouds will increase over night with low temperatures in the mid to upper 0s. -- 40s. tomorrow rain developing in the south bay.

tomorrow relatively mild, mix mid-60s around the bay and inland. some locations could see up to an inch of rainfall in the system. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. gusty and wet conditions tomorrow afternoon and evening. showers thursday morning. dry on friday. sunny on saturday which is veterans' day. next chance of rain begins on sunday and into monday. >> hold on to the umbrella for the whole week. giants baseball talking about in sports. >> larry baeal joining us. >> they did come up golden in one way, brandon crawford w

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tonight. crawford won the golden globe award. he becomes the first giant shortstop to win three and the national shortstop to snap three in a row. buster posey was in the running, probably played too many games at first base to win the globe ward. warriors in the middle of a four-way home stand. they were able to beat miami despite shooting only 37% from the floor with draymond leading the doves in threes. the warriors took time after the practice for a little fun today. the harlem globetrotters are in town. clay thompson picking up tips. as the trotters prepare for their new world tour. the globetrotters are back showing off new point shots that might benefit the doves. >> we can only benefit us -- [inaudible].

especially -- me and >> 15 b -- [inaudible]. >> steph for four. knock 'em down. this week's episode of "ball in the family" the reality show just got interesting for the wrong reason. le angelo ball the younger brother arrested if klein for shop zsh china for -- china for shoplifting. questioned about from a store. lavar ball had no comment on this situation. the college football hosting in washington as that friday night game. if the cardinals have any hopes of capturing a title this is a

must-win game. >> there goes love, touch down brice love, 52 yards. >> reporter: brice love is not 100% loss in washington state dropping the cardinal to 6-3. it was the first game brice didn't reach 100 yards this season. >> i'm taking rehab this week and you know, trying to take it easy for friday night short week form. so i will be careful in practice and try to get ready to go. >> quarterback kj costello had a troubling week also. >> last game was tough and we had to clear our heads and find a way to be efficient and explosives as we can be. >> it doesn't get any easier against the huskies with quarterback jake browning. >> he's a guy that make completions in games, scrambles when he needs to make only wise

decisions. he plays and energy and and emotion. >> reporter: dante perez says the record when nine punts for the touch downs. >> any time you got a guy like that he's very explosive, fast and quick and he can do a lot of thing with the ball in his hands. that's what great competitors do, go back and forth, but at the end of the day want to limit the players j make them -- >> reporter: the huskies are 8-1 and will be a handful on friday night. mike shumann, abc 7 sports. sad news for baseball, roy hall land died in a plane crash in the gulf of mexico. he pitched in the league for 18 years. flying was his passion since he was a little boy, got hi pilot's license after retiring from basketball. he was only 40 years old.

raiders coach hosted his first tournament in freed mont today. this is a clarity for special varieties and high school students. great way to mingle and get autographs and raise money for charity. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffey t.v. 20 channel 13. sneezing and sniffling and feeling itchy all over. you're probably dealing with fall allergies. why this season is so bad that's at 9:00. then at 11:00. transport trains may not be ready for their thanksgiving debut. >> coming up at 8:00 "the middle" followed by "fresh off the both." >> at 11:30 it's "jimmy kimmell

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