ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the gunman dead but the investigation is beginning into why he opened fire. >> he hit seven different places including an will remember school in and near the town of corny. >> wayne freedmon live with the latest on the story. >> reporter: good evening. the sheriffs met with reporters today, we already knew about the four, then victims plus the shooter. the surprise came when he intimated there may in fact be more. >> i want you to know there are people associated with this shooter that are -- we don't know where they're at. that's why i say, we don't know where that will lead us. >> reporter: or emotionally leave the small community. >> all i'm told it is a

semiautomatic rifle. >> what we heard was ten rounds initially. >> it was so much gun fire. >> but the time the police passed this woman who identified herself only as sharon, the 45-minute ordeal was almost over. it began where the suspect shot two neighbors then at a school where more shots were fired. brian rodgers heard the first of them and called the sheriff. >> we heard the kids screaming, and the teachers telling them to get down. >> reporter: the suspect he said already had a reputation. >> we heard 60 something high powered rifle ab a month ago coming from the bobcat area. and the sheriff told them there was nothing they could do until something happened, just like this. >> reporter: after the suspect drove through town shooting randly at people and hitting some of them, it ended here. >> i'm just upset that people

would do horrific things especially to innocent children. >> reporter: so the question tonight is why would a plan with a restraining order still have a weapon. we asked the sheriff's department that question, they didn't have an exact answer. they say there are a lot of people with guns out here in the countryside that they like to shoot them. abc 7 news. >> if you do have the abc 7 news app you received this push alert about the shooting moments after we learned about it. download the free app and enable push alerts. >> you'll also want the letters tomorrow when the first strong storm of the season, ranking level 3 on the impact scale, arrive in the bay area. >> we do have coverage to make sure your prepared. let's start with spencer christian. >> here's a look at live adopt

pler 7. the strongers storm of the season moving our direction right now. it ranks number 3 on the scale. we can expect rainfall in the totals of 1 to 2 inches. wind will be gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour, especially in the higher elevations. a flash flood watch will be in effect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon to 3:00 a.m. thursday for all of the north bay. because of the the rain, wind and potential dangers in the burned areas. here's a look at those areas to the fires we had last month. by 2:00 in the morning we'll see moderate rainfall pushing in. and then by about 1:00 p.m., we'll see it much more widespread across the north bay, down into sonoma county approaching san francisco. by 3:00 in the afternoon the entire bay area will be receiving heavy rain. right now meteorologist tuesday

medical will shoe us why we expect so much rain with this storm. >> an atmospheric river, a ban of mixture roughly a 250 mile span. what it carries is heavy ran and strong winds. the strong wind transports a lot of moisture in a short amount of time. we'll take you to 15,000 feet in the atmosphere, think of it as a highway in the sky where storms travel. what you're looking at is moisture in the atmosphere. you get to that thin ribbon of moisture oh ridge nating from the hawaiian island. that moisture aimed at the bay area tomorrow night, that's why we're expecting very heavy rainfall with this strong storm system tomorrow afternoon and evening. spencer will be back to talk about the time, he'll go hour by hour to show you how much rain to expect where you live.

dan. >> we'll keep track of the changing weather condition where you live. the abc 7 accuweather app is free to download. only abc 7 news has this exclusive new video capturing a young boy flying off a water slide in dublin. this happened may 27th the first day the park was opened. now the boy is suing the city so this doesn't happen again. leslie brinkley with the story. >> reporter: this is new video we just obtained taken by 10-year-old's dad. he was shocked at what he said park employees told him right after the accident. >> we tested the water slide for height but not for weight. really, my son's the guinea pig to figure that out. >> reporter: the parents of the 10-year-old who plunged off the slide said their son still has

nightmares and is recovering from his injuries. they have now filed a lawsuit against dub minute. the contractor and the state of texas asking for $2.5 million in punitive damages so this doesn't happen again. dublin said back in may that the inspectors gave them the green light on the slight the day before the accident. >> we learned there is no federal regulation for water parks across the united states. every state has a different set of regulations. >> i think there are major problems with the slide. its designed in manufacturing and constructing. >> an adjacent slide has been closed sin the accident. the city of dub minute released a statement saying they're attempting to reach an amicable settlement with the family. >> that's a false statement. >> whitewater has attempted to engage in the process to try to

resolve the case. we've been rebuffed on all of our attempts. >> reporter: the richmond bay contractor and ceo company told me by phone they hope this gets resolved because it's a great facility. the family disagrees. >> we will not be attending or going to any water park ever again. >> i'm leslie brinkley. abc 7 news. police say a dangerous man escaped from a psychic hospital in hawaii and today he might be in san jose. 59-year-old randle sato left the hospital on sunday. officials at the airport say they are aware of the situation in san jose. sato was found not murder by reason of insanity. san frncisco supervisors continue to debate on a knew recreation marijuana business

which become legal on june 1st. >> don't minimize my role in this conversation. >> an angry supervisor malia cohen chastised supporters that can give an advantage to medical cannabis dispensary in a marijuana business. supervisor jeff say hee is responsible for the bill. >> i hope we have the votes for it. allows medical cannabis in the industry to add adult use on january 1. >> he says the board can then establish rules after the beginning of the year for new cannabis retailers. there are currently 46 marijuana dispensaries operating in the city. cohen says the legislation will close off opportunities for new retailers, mainly people in color to answer a lucrative markets. >> it sends a very perverse message to every other person

that is not in the privilege class in san francisco that they are still a second class citizen. >> it's a difficult debate in an historically counter culture city. supervisor james ken sums up the debate before the board. >> how many dispensaries should we have in the city and should we include a buffer on our child care facility which i support. >> reporter: they decided to continue the debaited for another two weeks, levering some to wonder if they'll ever get new regulations by january 1st. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> san jose city counsel is discussing changes to the recreation law. strong debates on each side of the issue. abc 7 reporter chris wen has been keeping an eye on the meeting and joins us with more. chris. >> reporter: the city counsel

just returned from dinner break, public testimony should resume any minute now. it is expected to be a very late night and sources tell abc 7 news this could be a pretty close vote. inside san jose city hall, rent control is the topic of the day. >> it's either weed or we pay rent. >> reporter: renters and landlords stepping up to the city counsel meeting. >> when you're paying over half your flk for rent every penny counts and you cannot afford those increases. you want the increases to be kept as low as possible. >> reporter: buildings build before 1969 are -- to the areas consumer price index, a rate determined by the federal government used by many to gauge inflation. renters support this because it will likely lower rent

increases. nonetheless, some say the changes can provide a life long of those close to homelessness in san jose. >> they need the money, not necessarily for profits but for maintenance because these old buildings continually need money invested back in. >> reporter: the mayor favors the fixed rate increase. >> if we can't find a way to bill more we'll have a difficult time addressing this crises, particularly with a limited tool that address the housing stock built before 1979. >> reporter: a community fiercely divided over how to move forward. a newly filed federal lawsuit targets uber. >> what women alleged happened to them during ride shares that drove them to seek justice on a court of law. actions being taken by north

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the sexual harassment scandal scorching entertainment industry. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with the story. >> san matteo democrat jackie spear has been working on this issue for years. her office has been swamped with calls about harassment on capitol hill. >> they want the system fixed

and the perpetrators held accountable. >> california congresswoman told lawmakers their own colleagues are among the perpetrators. >> in fact there are two members of congress, republican and democrat right now -- >> she did not name names but spear painted a picture of what she calls egregious or sometimes illegal behavior that current and former staffers are reporting on capitol hill. >> these propositions such as are you beginning to be a good girl, to perpetrators exposing their genitals. >> last month spear shared her own experience of an unwanted encounter when she was a young legislative aid. she started think congress /* -- congress. >> this member asked a staffer to bring them over some

materials so their residence and the young staffer is a young woman, went there and was greeted with a member in a towel, it was a male, who then invited her in. at that point he decided to expose himself. >> spears calling on lawmakers to require yearly mandatory sexual harassment training for congressional members and staff. institute a climate survey every two years to gauge the scope of the problem. and conform the complaint resolution process which the congresswoman feels protect the abusers not the accuse ersz. >> all day ask and return as staff members to be able to work in a hostile free environment. >> the senate has already approved mandatory harassment training. house speaker paul ryan says his chamber will now follow suit. in the newsroom, carolin tyler.

abc 7 news. in four weeks alabama will go to the polls to select a new u.s. senator. but growing alleges by sexual abuse has thrown everyone into disarray. >> i am have no reason to doubt these young women. >> number one, these allegations are credible. if he cares about the values and the people he claim toos care about then he should step aside. >> several senators are suggesting if moore wins the election he could be expelled from the senate. in the meantime allegations of sexual assault has let to a new federal lawsuit against uber. abc 7 news anchor christian sze with the details. >> this is the lawsuit filed by the city. it is seeking class action suit on behalf of all women who have been sexually harassed or

assaulted by uber drivers. twitter is full of tweets sharing their experiences using the #me too. posts of videos of their harassment in cars. this man was arrested for driving a drunk person to a motel where he allegedly sexually assaulted here. uber has done everything possible to continue to do back ground checks on drivers and failed to monitor any drivers for conduct after their hired. in addition to tougher driver screening procedures the plaintiffs also want uber to install cameras inside itself cars and be open about sexual assault and harassment involving drivers. uber's response is short, we are in the process of reviewing it.

these alleges are important to us and we take theme seriously. we've been nibbling on the edges of the rainy season but we're about to get into it big time. >> especially when we're talking about a number 3. spencer. >> this is over the edge for sure. clouds thickening right now and rain not far away, just a matter of hour arriving in the north bay. a view from our east bay hills camera looking at calm conditions in san francisco and elsewhere. won't be calm very well. we'll see strong storm arriving tomorrow in the north bay and moving southward. bringing strong gusty winds with heavy afternoon and downpours. heavy flooding in the north bay where we had the fires last month. temperatures in mid to upper 50s. over night lows will be in the mid to upper 40s. let's get right to our storm, a

level three on our storm impact scale. widespread rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches. the strongest gust of wind will be up in the hills. moving along here forecast innovation talking us to 6:00 tomorrow morning. we'll see the first areas of light rain moving into the north bay as far as south as santa rosa. it won't be until mid-morning until midday we'll see that first wave of really strong heavy downpours moving into the forth bay. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon all of the north bay will be getting a wave of moderate heavy rain. the orange and red represent the heaviest rain. this will be a steady soaking rain even before the afternoon. the north bay is going to be soaked there will be slippery spots on the road ways. by 6:00 most of the central

parts of bay area will be getting steady rainfall down over into san francisco, richmond, berkeley, out to vallejo, and concord. later in the evening between 6:30 to 9:30 tomorrow night all the bay area will be getting a drenching with strong winds. the driving conditions will be miserable. the heavy rain will reach the south bay late tomorrow night through the overnight hours into thursday morning. not only with the wednesday commute be rough but the thursday morning will be a challenging one as well. early morning hours on thursday the stronger storm breaking up a bit. by noon on thursday we expect rainfall totals to be around almost 2 inches here in san francisco, across the by the way oakland. 2.25. 2.5 expected at napa and richmond. let's not forget about the wind

advisory in effect from 1:00 tomorrow afternoon to 3:00 a.m. thursday. bay area hills and mountains, higher elevations of wind, gust will exceed 50-mile-an-hour bringing about the potential temporary downtrees and power lines. there will be concern for down trees, mud slide and power outages. temperatures tomorrow mainly in the mid-60s and here's the act yew weather seven-day forecast. after tomorrow's storm which ranks three on the scale, thursday, we'll have showers ranking just one on the impact. winds on friday and saturday, another wave of rain beginning sunday and into monday. >> spencer thank you. all that john line shopping translates to a lot of

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e was filed today. abc reporter david luey with a closer look. >> reporter: david spent ten days in expensive care after surviving the tubs fire. he and his wife survived after jumping in their pool for three hours. he's now suing in a 50-page complaint. his voice has not returned to normal. >> the people that died in this fire that didn't have to die. it came so fast that, you know there's got to be a way so that this will never happen again. >> reporter: the four high-powered law enforcement jointly taking on pge it failed to protect its lining -- they believe the practices contributed to the catastrophe. >> in the last ten years there has never been an independent organization that has come in to audit the safety programs for

the electrical operations of pg & e to determine whether or not they have effective programs and processes. >> reporter: the attorneys worry that important evidence has been tram ld on by pg & e crews working in the burn zone. pg, & e issued a statement saying quote, we are aware lawsuits have been filed. there's been no determination on the causes of the fires. we're focused in doing everything we can to help this kmuntsz rebuild and recover. pg & e could be sending out a message about its tolerance for risk. >> those of you live out in the areas where there's trees and grass where our lines are, be aware we are going to spend the money to eliminate that risk. >> david liuey, abc 7 news. new developments after the ghost ship fire. the law enforcement representing

the victims went back to the warehouse to search for evidence and sent us this picture. the team is investigating the spot where that fire began. they plan to return. san jose police department announce add change in its use of force policy today. incidents will be classified into four different forces used. more incidents will be investigated by people higher up the command chain. the auditor wanted the department to claung its policies. the auditor says he is pleased with the changes announced today. three basketball players accused of shoplifting during their trip to china has returner home. president trump told reporters that he spoke with china's president about the players and expressed hope of a positive

outcome. no word of any possible punishment the players might face from the university or the pak-12 conference. marquese of the 49ers continue to express his feelings of their loss. today he posted this picture of her you see on instagram with a caption that reads you're looking at strength, courage and resiliency all in one picture. so many words to describe my wife. he decided he still wanted to play in the game against the new york giants. i helped the team get their first victory of the season with an 83-yard touch down catch. he then knelt down, prayed and cried in the in-zone. in the kate steinle trial the defense wanted the judge to -- the defendant wasfully

convicted. lyanne melendez with the latest dwomtsz. >> reporter: the prosecution in the murder trial requested that we not see the motion filed by garcia's attorneys. that motion now sealed, ask a judge to strike the testimony of former c s i investigator john events. on october 30th, evans testified based on his knowledge of crime scene investigations, in his opinion garcia serrate intended to shoot stoeinle and this was o accidental shooting. what the defense didn't know at the time that evans is being sued. evans testified and was found to have lied under oath about reading an important study done by the san francisco police department. evans's forensic statement was

also inconsistent with what other experts found. >> should someone on trial for murder facing life in prison have a witness testify against them that doesn't get impeached with this material? and the answer's no i don't think that's fair. >> the defense was never given a chance to question evans a second time. the defense argued the prosecution may have violated the 1963 brady versus maryland decision establishing prosecutors must turn over all evidence that might exonerate the defendant. the professor didn't understand why the defense is so upset. >> we should have had that information to cross examine him. >> and the motion moved on the motion brought forward by the defense, that too was sealed. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. a fight could be shaking up in san francisco to provide free

lawyers for tenants faces eviction. today a proposal was announced that would provide certain rinters in no fault eviction cases with access to legal counsel at the city's expense. the plan based on a pilot program meant to cut down on illegal evictions. >> this legislation will ensure that those facing evictions will have a right to an attorney just like someone sadly accused of committing a crime has the right to a public defender. and will get the full representation they need and deserve in court. >> all of there comes weeks after a tenant's right's group produced a ballot thad they say go further. time running out for one man with a broken laptop. as the warrantee came to an end he came to 7 on your side's

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jo jonathan bloom. the by the way arbay area ia beautiful place and you, our viewers prover it. >> every day. this picture is the #abc 7 now which helped us find it and feature it on t.v. >> spencer's back with a forecast. >> the bay will be a wet windy place tomorrow. areas of rainfall just off the north bay coastline. in advance of this approaching storm which ranks three on the impact scale it will bring heavy rain. a flash flood watch will be in effect for all of the north bay from 4:00 tomorrow afternoon to 3:00 a.m. thursday. debris flow, flash flood warning, mud slides. winds and gust over 50 miles per hour at times and may to the l trees and power lines. it's going to snow in the

sierra. gust over 60 miles per hour. travel is not recommended. don't have to be a genius to figure that one out. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have scattered showers thursday, ranking one on the impact scale. then a couple days friday and saturday. the wave of rain comes again on sunday and monday. a lot to talk about in sports including the giants. >> they're going to make some deals. you lose 98 games you better do something. the giants are in what they call reset mode. they'd love to reset with john carlos in the middle of their line up. he wants to come west but

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good evening, the warriors have one without devin durant, last work they won without steph curry. celtics have won twelve

straight. warriors won 7 in a row. when dubs lim their turn overs and get serious on defense they are very tough to beat. kevin durant is doing there with a block on one end and torturing his defender at the other end of the court. steve curry knows this team is going to be tested on the trip. >> really excited for this trip. it'll be electric rick the way they're playing with that crowd. oklahoma city will be emotional still. always fun to play in philadelphia and new york. basketball hot beds, great crowds. should be a really fun trip. giants looking to reel in the biggest fish this season. the good news came today stanton's got a no play clause. the dodgers now in the mix and stanton and he really wants

to be in $295 million he's owed over the next ten years. dodgers have no money to pay but sta tuned. cal needs one more one to become bowl eligible. stanton needs to one to have a shot at the title. mark shumann with our preview from stanford. >> reporter: david shaw has played in the big game, he's been an assistant coach and head coach and never lost a big game. >> it's always good to play for pride, family, teammates, school but it's great to have something to hold after the game, so, challenge to the seniors of course. >> this will be quarterback kj costello first start at the became. he's a high-energy guy but he's

got to be careful not to get over amened. >> it's -- >> he's fired up, energy jesk and passionate. we got to make sure it's directed in the right direction. he's always been calm, cool, collected. >> reporter: the nation's leading impact player of the week brice love has been playing with a bomb ankle for the past month. >> it's amazing to watch. for what he's doing, i don't know if anything else is doing at any position. >> wilcox will be coaching his first big game as a head coach. >> he knows how this one is, i'm sure he's been reminded how many times in a row they have not won. he's a good football coach. >> reporter: the beauty of this contest you never know what's going to happen in a big game.

reporting in stanford, mike shumann. not a full-blown controversy, c.j. beathard honored for rookie over the work. fans vote on the viner. beathard threw 288 yards. also has a rushing td high. here's the question, what does -- have to do with quarterback that i have got jim garoppolo. he's going to spend time studying his play book and practices and we don't know if we'll get to see him. sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> at least they got a couple options. join us tonight on coffey t.v. cable channel 13. then on abc 7 news at 11:00 emergency work in the north bay

before a powerful storm hit. an effort to reduce a danger. >> that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for news alerts on twitter @abc 7 news bay area. i'm dion lim. >> i'm dan ashley, we appreciate your time and lope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box.

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