we can say they are fighting for their lives, one in particular, with a gunshot wound to the chest. in napa, they're talking about this 66-year-old man as a neighborhood hero who saw something suspicious and got shot for it. >> he's not going to quit on his wife, if anybody can get him through it it's her. >> reporter: a neighbor describes somebody being in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> what we're finding out is that possibly he observed a subject peering over a fence and kind of stopped to find out what this individual was doing. >> he was not inside his vehicle. >> reporter: he was the second victim in less than two hours in napa this morning after shootings at two different locations. >> they're only related by suspect. it does not appear that there's a relationship between the first victim and second victim. >> reporter: the first shooting happened outside the starbucks on jefferson street, a

20-year-old suspect shot a 19-year-old in the abdomen. >> there was no argument, there was nothing really preceding it that would give us a tale tell reason of why. >> reporter: the suspect went to -- after shooting the second victim, a neighbor called police and they made the arrest. >> reporter: napa police took him into custody and he possessed a 9 millimeter hand gun. they do say he matches the description of both victims. >> a confrontation sent a free mochbt police detective and a suspect to the hospital. officers went to hayward, to investigate a stolen car at

larch mont and broad more avenue. the chp officer whose legs were broken in a crash on highway 4 this week under went surgery and today the chp tweeted this photo which shows officer martin lendway only hours after the crash on a gurney still wearing his helmet. they say that lendway is a chp officer. tammy walker slammed her suv right into his motorcycle leaving lendway pinned under a truck. a sheriff's deputy in the east way is facing charges in connection with an inmate beating at the san jose jail. joseph bailey is charged with a fight last october. he's accused of allowing another inmate to beat another inmate.

he was placed on administrative leave when an investigation into the fight began. we mentioned at the top of this newscast about an accident that took place in antioch. there was a crash that happened just before 1:00 this afternoon on summersville road in that area. roads in that area are still closed. >> reporter: laura anthony is live at the scene with the latest. this is a heart breaking scene here, i am at summersville road at the highway 4 offramp. and as you can see, there are two trucks here, both of them totaled. the white one was actually the one we're told by the contra costa sheriff's department was a suspect vehicle, a stolen car that they were trying to pull over on the highway, it was not a pursuit, they were just trying to pull over that white truck, as they were trying to do that, the suspect we're told, took off at a high rate of speed, came here, went through a red light

and then smashed into this other silver ford truck, it's an f-150. you can see that vehicle is completely obliterated, there was a family in there, we're told that at least one adult, two children, the two children are in critical condition. let's show you some video that we have and some pictures that we obtained from a witness who was out here just after this happened, it happened a little bit before 1:00, this is a young woman who came by and saw the scene, belinda saldano is her name. she said she saw these two young girls and the paramedics trying to work on these young girls. they were taken away and we understand they're in critical condition. there was a parent or an adult in that silver car with these young girls. that person was also injured, and the driver of the white truck is described as a

23-year-old pittsburgh man, he was also injured and taken to an area hospital. at this point, contra costa sheriffs saying they were simply trying to pull over what they thought was a suspected stolen truck. at that point the suspect took off and this is what happened when he ran a red light at the bottom of this offramp. there could be an immigration sweep in the bay area in the next week. last week immigration and customs enforcement raided a dozen 7-eleven stores. a large scale operation would show this the trump administration is carrying out enforcement actions to make a political point and not basing it on the security of the country. secretary of state rex tillerson was at stanford today and he talked about north korea. >> he said economic sanctions

against the country are working and provided some proof. and the strategy that tillerson hopes that eventually diffuse tension in the region. >> it was former secretary of state condoleezza rice who turned the conversation to the ongoing tension with the north korean leader kim jong-un. >> the level of communication that goes on between ourselves, south korea and china on this issue is pretty extraordinary, people would probably be surprised at how often we're on the phone with one another a week. >> reporter: tillerson also recognizes it's facing a threat with north korea's nuclear development and missile tests. tillerson shared details at a meeting with a japanese minute try this week, how north korea is sending out fishing boats in hostile winter weather and many crewmen are dying at sea and not able to get home.

>> they're being sent out in the winter time because there's food shortages and they're being sent out to fish with inadequate fuel to get back. so we're getting a lot of evidence that these sanctions are really starting to hurt. >> a stanford senior says he embraces tillerson's efforts at diplomacy, against the possibility of military action. >> with secretary tillerson behind us with diplomatic efforts is necessary. >> reporter: at stanford, david lui, nbc news. tillerson said several forces are working on stabilizing the war ravaged country to allow millions of refugees to return home once land mines left by isis are removed and hospitals and schools are reopened. let's get to spencer christian now and he's got an update on our weather forecast,

and it looks cloudy and gloomy and rain is on the way, but not quite yet. >> it's just hours away. here's just how cloudy and gloomy it really is out there. we have a storm well to our northwest at the moment, up in the gulf of alaska is the one that's going to produce our rainfall and generating high ocean swells which is why we have a high surf warning. wave heights could reach 20 feet. let's talk about our approaching storm, it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, it will affect us thursday night into friday. breezy at times with dangerous surf. here's our forecast starting at midnig midnight, notice at 5:00 this morning, when the morning commute begins it will be wet, mainly in the north bay, but that rain is quickly going to spread southward and eastward and by the time we get into our

evening commute tomorrow it's going to be wet for everyone. the city of oroville is accused of mismanaging oroville dam. the emergency spill way also failed leading the city to evacuate thousands of residents. the lawsuit claims the dwr encouraged a culture of corruption and subjected african-american employees and women to a hostile work environment. could be a lot of tension in tonight's special meeting of the all a alarock union school district. in particular, they're upset over the board's contract with deltera real estate that has spent millions of dollars

mismanaging the construction funds. >> standing up and telling this board that they need to separate themselves from their relationship with a contractor under criminal investigation, that is taking dollars from our children and their educational needs. >> the community members plan to stage a rally before the meeting which gets under way at 6:00 tonight. new concerns today about the deadly flu epidemic. >> right now, influenza is everywhere. >> the urgent need hospitals have. the big commitment compaapp making to the u.s. and the big bucks they're planning to spend. >> we'll take you inside for a look at progress. speaking of progress, not much if you're southbound on 101 in stan jose, if you're going northbound, you're just fine.

a major announcement today by apple. the tech giant is planning to build another corporate campus and hire 20,000 new workers over the next 25 years. apple says the plan is part of a $350 billion commitment to the yoougts economy. apple vowed to bring back more than $250 billion in offshore cash. apple says it will announce the location of the second campus. ceo tim cook says it won't be in california or texas. there was another record breaking day on wall street, the dow jones closed above the

26,000 mark for the first time ever, ending the day at 26,115. just eight days ago, the dow had its first close above 25,000. yesterday the market traded briefly above 26,000 then closed lower. today's gain was driven in part by a big gain in boeing. as the flu continues to spread all across the country, now there's an urgent call for blood donations. >> here in the bay area, seasonal illnesses like the flu has caused a drop in the number of blood donations. >> leann is live in the newsroom with details. >> sort of like the perfect storm, you have the holidays, the flu season in the bay area started much earlier than usual so people haven't donated or haven't been healthy enough to give blood and bang, then came e the storm back east.

>> regular donors have been called in to give blood, that's because at blood donations along the pacific, blood donations are down 50% since the beginning of the year. >> we are seeing a little bit of a drop in our blood supply. >> reporter: here's why, just yesterday the san francisco department of public health gave us a reality check. >> we seem to be at the peak of flu activity now. >> when you fill out the blood donation questionnaire, you are asked if you're feeling healthy. >> if you're not feeling healthy, you're not a prime candidate to donate blood. >> but the flu is having a big impact on donations, kim there was a shortage of blood donors and found out where to go. >> reporter: the american red cross is also desperate for donations. >> no matter where you live, you can help reverse the blood

donation shortage by rolling up a sleeve to give. >> reporter: the red cross believes that because of the recent storms back east, there were 1,000 fewer donations than what was needed in november and december, and the bay area can't send blood there if we have a short fall here. >> teenagers as young as 16 years old can donate. 50% of the population is eligible to donate, but only 5% actually donate. there are many ways you can fight the flu this season, here's a look at some alternative therapies. >> it's not too late to get your flu shot, according to the cdc, it's the best protection which have. there is something else you can do in addition to the shot. "good morning america" looked

into some natural remedies for flu symptoms, oregano oil. >> also known as p-73, the volatile oil in there and the active ingredient is something called carbocol. it does have anti viral effects. this is interesting because this is actually being studied for it's anti viral properties so is far shown to be effective against rsv and parainfluenza. and next is elder berry extract. this is thought to promote it's anti viral activity by blocking one of the influenza proteins that helps it attach to our respiratory and mucousal cells. i would recommend this in addition to conventional treatments not in lieu of. >> we have more on our abc7 news app, including links to local

health departments and a flu shot finder and remember you can get personal'sed push alerts for more of the news you want delivered to your mobile phone. the new trains are coming later this year. that prediction from a hopeful b.a.r.t. director abc7 reported on failed tests last october that delayed cars coming online. b.a.r.t.'s board found out about the latest glitch on tuesday, it happened on a test train with a puc on board. >> there was one failure for the doors to open at the station, i'm sure it wasn't a political statement. >> i'm willing to wait until everything works. >> director allen says b.a.r.t. riders will see the new trains in service this year. b.a.r.t. has taken delivery of only 20 cars, they hoped to have

60 in service at the end of last year. the airport commission yesterday approved a 7 milli$7 n contact with a official with the airport. the effort is expected to take up to four years to complete. >> never mind four years, we're interested in the next four hours, or the next four days, spencer christian. >> next four hours are going to be cloudy, the next four days are going to be pretty wet. >> that's the weather. >> here's a look at live doppler 7, and you can see we have the clouds right now, we have had them most of the day, with a few bright spots here and there. here's a live look from our mt. tam camera. it is currently 59 degrees in san francisco. across the bay at oakland, 57. we have mild readings down

south. 65 san jose, 64 56 at both napa and santa rosa. fa fairfield 57, 59 at livermore. and we see some bright blue spots. we'll see rain developing overnight. it's going to be a wet morning commute especially in the north bay. cold showers, breezy conditions through friday and a stronger storm arrives on sunday. the storm coming in overnight ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. breezy at timings and don't forget the surf is dangerous. our forecast animation, by 5:00 tomorrow, there will be rain over the north bay and then it spreads quickly over the bay during the daylight hours. we'll see the storm breaking up into scattered showers into late

friday afternoon. we'll have periods of wet weather during the next 48 hours. noon friday we'll have about .15 inch in the places least affected by the storm. and up to a half an inch in the north bay. so relatively mild and cloudy conditions, and the rain arrives tomorrow. over in the sierra, winter storm warnings in effect from noon tomorrow to 4:00 p.m. friday, we expect 8 to 12 inches of snow, it will be windy, some locations could see a foot and a half of snow and hazardous driving conditions will prevail. snow condition s we project wit this computer outlook, and back here in the bay area, this is our accuweather seven day forecast. we have two days of rain, rainier day and friday, but the storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale.

chilly morning on saturday, but sunny and dry conditions for most of the day. then rain returns on sunday with a stronger storm, ranking 2 on the storm impact scale. that will give way to showers on monday morning, a dry break on tuesday, then another storm comes in next wednesday. this is what you call an active weather pattern. >> thanks spencer. changing how much is too much when it comes to drunk driving, the small change that drivers say could make a big difference. how about a tattoo that talks, the

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you have to get a creme cappuccino, with caramel and coffee nut syrups and caramel syrup on top. >> that works for you, not so much for me. this almost sounds like it's out of harry potter also, tattoos that talk. >> it's a new tech based take on body art from an l.a. startup known as skin motion, a tattoo artist creates a sound wave file as a tattoo and then an app is used to play back the tattoo and then uses an audio file. the book "fire and nd nd nd inside the trump white house will hit the small screen. no network has signed on to the project yet, leaked excerpts from the book sparked a war of

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and here are the stories making headlines as we come up on 4:30. two men suffered life-threatening injuries in two separate shootings in napa this morning. the suspect shot a man at starbucks and then another man a few miles away in west napa. the chp is investigating after five tech shuttle busses had their windows shattered on i-280 yesterday. chris nguyen says the buss are being rerouted. news on stocks, the dow jones closed above 26,000 today, and today was the best one-day point gain in 17 months. democrats are fighting a republican measure that would keep the government open but

does not fight a deal to protect the dreamers. >> reporter: larry, happening right now on the senate floor, a bipartisan group of senators is introducing a bill that addresses the fate of the d.r.e.a.m.ers and boosts border security. but president trump called the deal horrible and very weak as we head toward a possible government shutdown. president trump on the hill honoring former senator bob dole as current lawmakers work to keep the government open past friday. immigration at the center of the negotiations demonstrators arrested on capitol hill trying to pressure lawmakers to strike a deal on the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> i didn't run for the senate to shut down the government, but i will tell you something, we need to do daca and the d.r.e.a.m. act this week. >> president trump comments at an immigration meeting last

week, on a daca agreement. >> what we need to do better is a reliable partner at the white house. >> i'm looking to sdo something that president trump supports and i don't know what measure he's being to sign. >> general kelly emerged from a meeting of the republican caucus. >> what we cannot have is an unprotected, unsecured southwest bord border. >> there's a one-month funding order in the works by the gop that does not include the d.r.e.a.m.ers. the gop majority needs democratic support. >> i challenge president trump, step up to the plate, democrats have met you halfway, mr. president, you meet us halfway. >> reporter: the white house now say that support that house measure to support gop funding without a fix for the

d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> what's the timing on that short-term measure you're talking about. >> larry, we have been trying to nail that down all day long. what we know is we're on track to get that bill passed tomorrow. if the republicans get it passed, it's on to the house. the senate needs 60 votes, with senator john mccain recovering in arizona, that means that those republicans need 11 democrats to get on board and that's going to be pretty tough, larry. >> seems unlikely. republican senator jeff flake today condemned president trump for his sustained attacks against the news media calling them shameful and repulsive. the arizona lawmaker passionately

trump. >> when a figure in power reflectively calls any press that doesn't suit him fake news, it is that person who should be the figure of suspicion, not the press. >> this is the second time flake has condemned mr. trump on the senate floor, he previously did that in october when he announced he would not be seeking re-election. today's speech also coincided with president trump's plan to announce the fake news awards which never took place. sarah sanders dismissed claims that he's just doing this to get attention. steve bannon won't testify in front of a grand jury. nbc news reports that bannon has struck a deal with robert mueller's team and will be interviewed by prosecutors instead. this comes a day after bannon refused to answer questions during a 10-hour appearance with the house intelligence committee citing executive privilege. we're learning more about

that shocking case of child abuse in riverside county, two parents holding their own children captive in their home. >> a first glimpse from the daily mail inside that house of horrors in california where police say 13 siblings were held captive and tortured by their own parents. >> there were three individuals that were chained to some type of furniture inside the residence. there was a very foul smell inside the residence, it was extremely dirty. >> the emaciated siblings ranging in age from 2 to 29. rescued after one of them after a brave 17-year-old girl managed to escape by climbing out of the window and calling 911. >> when we first saw them, everybody thought they were children. >> even the 29-year-old? >> the 29-year-old specifically. she has a body that is under

developed, of a 15-year-old. >> this video shows the turpins being led away from their home in riverside, california. her sister telling gma, no one in the extended family knew about the alleged abuse because the turpins kept their children so isolated. >> i have asked for 20 years to be able to skype them. and i want them to know that they do have family that love them whether they know it or not. >> and all 13 siblings are hospitalized being treated formal nourishment and emotional trauma. their parents are expected in court tomorrow. the emotional testimony continued today in michigan at the sentencing hearing for the doctor accused of sexual assaulting more than 140 young female athletes. larry nass eer p p p p

unlawful sexual conduct. he's already been sentenced to 60 years in a separate child pornography case. more than 60 victims are reading victim impact statements. >> you're not a doctor at all, you're a serial child molester, a pedophile. >> i imagined hitting you, if i ever had the opportunity to esee you again. >> several olympic gymnasts including michaela maroney say that nasser molested them. she signed a nondisclosure agreement as part of a settlement of the abuse. 10,000 drunk driving deaths a week, now there's a plan to eliminate them all by changing one number. a winter storm is freezing over the deep south. >> i'm spencer christian and

we're looking westward from emeryville, i'll have the accuweather forecast, a rainy one coming up. no rain yet and traffic is moving fairly smoothly this afternoon on 683 walnut creek, so maybe now is the time to hit the road if you're headed in that direction.

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marching across the country bringing ice and snow to the deep south and across the east coast. >> maggie ruly has the latest. >> reporter: record cold has frozen the deep south, as much of the region declares a state of emergency. schools and roads across the south remain closed. >> i want to urge residents as i usually do in these type of events, i want them to be ready and i want them to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary. >> watch out! >> reporter: the deep freeze icing over roads from texas to south carolina to atlanta. >> it's been a pretty slippery road down here. >> reporter: houston is seeing such bad traffic jams some drivers are going backwards. >> it's terribly frustrating, i don't even really know where i am at the moment. >> reporter: other highways in texas look more like bumper cars, ourati station ktrk reporg one crash while another car

careens down the roads. >> please stay off the roads. >> reporter: the icy roads are littered with accidents, nearly 400 crashes in houston alone, and ice jams are flooding entire neighborhoods, the frigid temps are also wreaking havoc on air travel, more than 1,500 flights are cancelled and thousands more delayed. when it comes to deicing, many texans are turning to some creative solutions. we're getting hit with the storm right now on the east coast. now we're getting ready for another blast of cold arctic air. >> we'll start with live doppler 7 showing increasing clouds over the bay area, we have rain coming in overnight, a storm that ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, most locations will receive a quarter to a half-inch of rain, and dangerous and rough

surf tomorrow into friday. highs tomorrow under rainy conditions will reach mainly into the mid 50s, highs right around 60 degrees. so that will be followed on sunday by a second storm that will be a stronger storm, we'll get a break on saturday, then incomes this rain on saturday into sunday morning, light to moderate rainfall, ranging from a half-inch to an inch and a half. and there will be gusty winds with this storm. this starts in the afternoon on sunday and then spreads across the bay area, and that storm will continue into monday before breaking up laete in the day on monday. here's your accuweather forecast, rain on thursday and friday. chilly morning on saturday, but then sunny skies throughout the day, a stronger storm on sunday ranking 2 on the storm impacted scale, another dry day on tuesday and nthen more rain on thursday. it is one of the bay areas

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if you have a child in college right now or you remember back when you went to college, you remember the university experience, no training wheels as you try to make your own way in the world. imagine if a new book captures that experience in words. letters of hope from stanford. we talk about some very interesting, it's really a compilation of students letters and emails. so really you're more of a historian than a writer or author here. >> and editor. >> tell me why you decided to do this, why? >> i think words are very important. and here's who i see relating to this book and why. i think it connects people across generations, they find out their college experience is

perhaps more common than they realize. i think it informs historians about details from the past. i think it inspires current students at many universities to movethrou through their struggl someone did in the 50s, maybe they got a d in the 50s too and i'm going to get beyond this. >> you have common goals, angst and problems did you discover? >> there's a push and pull with home always. there's a quote that's one of the favorites from the book, a young woman writes her parpents don't kiss me in the library when you come. someone said that was written last fall in a text and it was written in 1894. i go to my kids' middle school and he says mom don't kiss me. >> i want to talk to you really badly. please send, would be the two most common words put together. and often but not always, please

send money. >> and obviously they want to talk about what's going on in their lives, the upcoming chemistry test and i'm not really getting along with my roommate right now, and what am i doing with the rest of my life? what's my major going to be? and also reflections on what's going on on campus and the rest of the world. >> you went to stanford in 1979, did you include any of yours? >> yes a few. and one of my children transcribed my letters and said mom, you're getting mad about what you did. >> you're speaking at stanford, but is there anything else outside of the stanford community in the days ahead? >> the one at stanford law school, it's being put on by the stanford historical society and seats are limited and you do need to register for it. and people need to go to my

website lettershomefromstanford. and there's a book review a week from tomorrow on january 25. >> full disclosure, i went to cal, maybe you can write a collection of cal stories, a collection of cal kids. >> there's a lot there. >> i didn't hear her agree to the cal book. but recent complaints are prompting youtube to change it's policy when it comes to running videos from it's most popular contributors, those videos will be reviewed by actual humans before they disappear off the site. youtube came under fire for moving too slowly after one of its stars logan paul aired what appears to be a suicide victim. ask finney, "7 on your side's" michael finney is here.

let's start with greg r. asking, i got a new engine and battery, but my dealership wouldn't put them in my car. i paid $12,000 for a local to put it in. i got an engine alert after 500 miles. what should i do? >> there seems to be a lot going on here, talk to the guy who is put in the engine, you paid 12 grand, you're a very good customer, tell them i told you that. with a new engine installed, you usually get a warranty, did you? and what are the conditions of that waan. if you don't like the answers when you ask them, i would like you to contact me here at the station, i may have you contact the bureau of automotive repair also, but let's see where we end up, that's a big job, a lot of moving parts behind it. >> my credit score and reports

are not accurate. my bank still has information on our home, after my divorce, we settled that. >> a divorce decree does not remove a debt from your credit score for either a house or car or anything. you need to transfer the title. then tif the credit reporting agency doesn't show the change within a couple of months you should contact me with your paper work, the credit bureau then as 30 days to correct the problem. a divorce settlement, settles the matters between you and your wife or your spouse, not between you and the lenders. and a lot of people think, i was at court, it was settled, it was not. >> greg from hillsboro writes i ordered an internet account

sent the bill to clear lake then cancelled my account for nonpayment and expect me to pay $250. it tell them it was a mistake, you're a good customer, and you want to sign up again, this is a competitive area of our economy, i think they're going to budge, if they don't, i want you to contact me here at the station, they'll generally do it for me if i ask. i do need you to put together all the paper work so that we can show that it was indeed a mistake and not a failure to pay. you have two weeks to get health insurance under the state of california. you can get your questions answered tomorrow between 4:00 and 8:00. and you can ask now on twitter or facebook. a prestigious scientific panel are asking states significantly lower drunk driving thresholds saying that

driving deaths are actually preventible. the national academy of sciences says lowering the limit to .08 to .05. make alcohol less conveniently available by lessening the hours and days that alcohol is sold at bars, stores and restaurants. construction is under way on the new warriors arena in mission bay. workers are making major, major progress. and ahead at 5:00, a dangerous commute, someone is attacking apple shuttle busses on 280 for their lives. looks like the horseman of the apocalypse, as a push

coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, is the goldbergs followed by speechless, modern family and mvrn american housewife and then catch a brand-new match game. a year ago today ground was broken on the chase center here in san francisco, that's going to be the new home of the golden state warriors. >> it will be state of the art and a multiuse facility and perhaps the finest stadium in the nba. >> mike schuman gave us an updated tour. >> reporter: the chase center here in san francisco is taking shape. construction is in full swing with over 500 workers on site

daily, but more importatly, they are on time to open for the 2019-20 season >> 40%through at this point in time with the construction. the next big landmark that a lot of people would think of as topping out. that's when we're done with the structure of chase center, that's going to be this august. >> reporter: what a project, 18,000 seat arena with 4 4 4 4 4 suites, and 60 theater boxes, there are also two office buildings on site, a parking garage with 950 spaces, three acres of open space and a quarter acre plaza. but it's not just for basketball. >> 150 events during the year, concerts, family events, shows, i mean the idea really is to keep this as a vibrant and active spot within the bay area. >> reporter: you have 15 players

on your roster, close to 7 feet tall, you want a large locker room, they have a team campus, along with two practice facilities. on the southwest corner in the theater lobby, you'll have 90-foot windows with a view of the bay. >> if you get bored with the game, you can go out and enjoy the view. >> hopefully you'll never get bored with the game. >> i can tell you that will not happen. >> chase arena is scheduled to open for the 2019-20 season. any word on, you know, pricing? inquiring fans want to know. >> bring as much money as you can. it's going to be expensive, they have been implored to try to keep seats reasonable. if you sit courtside it's going to be expensive, and they have new fancy luxury suites they're going to unveil, but hopefully some of the upper seats are going to be affordable. they're aware of it, now they

just have to execute. it's going to be amazings, concerts, basketball games, everything. thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00, join us for abc7 news at 5:00. >> oakland's mayor may not be the only one, a nation's immigration sweep as a lot of people on alert. and in antioch, two children are badly hurt. we are live at the scene with this breaking news. >> ambulances roll with a shooting outside a napa starbucks, it's one of two crime scenes, one victim, simply an innocent bystander. windows cracked, tech busses targeted. and an alameda sheriff's deputy under arrest accused of setting up an attack on an inmate. two children in critical conditioning tonight, antioch police say it's because of a driver they wanted to pull over crashed into a family's kruk.

good evening, thanks for joining us. >> this crash happened just before 1:00 this afternoon at somersville road and delta fair boulevard right off highway 4, that area is still closed off. abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: just a tragic scene out here, this is somersville road, you can see the wreckage of the two trucks, four hours after this accident happened, just before 1:00, let's show you what it looked like a little bit earlier this afternoon. now we're told from contra costa county sheriffs that one of their deputies was trying to pull over this white ford f-250 and as that car pulled on to the offramp here in somersville, it sped up, ran the red light and then slammed into that silver truck. that truck contained an adult and two young girls, we talked with som