investigation and a warning that the video you're about to see may be disturbing. >> reporter: dramatic body worn video gives us a perspective of a patrol stop that was anything but ordinary. the video taken from a body camera on santa cruz county sheriff's deputy early friday morning shows a female suspect striking his partner with one of their patrol cars. that deputy who is not being identified can be heard screaming in pain after the initial attack. this is the view from the camera the second deputy was wearing. the suspect hitting the gas multiple times forcing them to open fire several times hitting the woman with three bullets. she has been identified at 27-year-old jessica lowe a resident of santa cruz county who le mains in the hospital. the deputies were patrolling ocean street extension where they encountered lowe and an unidentified man moving items between two separate vehicles. the deputies ran the plates and

discovered one of the vehicles were stolen. the suspects were detained in separate patrol cars and that's when things turned violent. lowe was somehow able to slip out of her handcuffs, reached through a partially opened window, opened the door and then got into the driver seat of the patrol car without warning she drove the vehicle z-rektly at one of the deputies. >> just a reminder of what a difficult job it is that all police and deputy sheriffs have in this state and country. >> reporter: lowe has been charged with attempted murder of a police officer and six other charges. deputy waltrip returns to work next week. the injured deputy remains out on medical leave. in santa cruz county, chris wynn, abc 7 news. we have a developing story right now in oakland to share with you. let's show you pictures from sky 7 live. police are on the scene at the on ramp to highway 24 from martin luther king where a police pursuit ended literally moments ago. police stopped a black honda accord. initial reports are that there were five to six people inside that car.

now this of course happening during the height of rush hour and it has caused some significant traffic delays in the area. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you any updates on abc 7 news at 5:00 and. we have new information on the circumstances that led up to an officer involved shooting in hayward. investigators say the officer answered a call about a dispute between roommates around 7:00 last night. they say the officer fired her taser at one of the roommates when he refused to comply with her orders. the suspect then allegedly hit the officer in the arm with a large metal bar and that's when the officer opened fire hitting the suspect and startling neighbors. >> i heard gunshots and they sounds pretty close so i told my dad to lock our front door because we didn't know if there was somebody running or what was going on. >> both the suspect and the officer were taken to the hospital. the officer was treated and released. the suspect underwent surgery and is in critical condition.

students at an east bay high school have started a petition and plan to protest after the district transferred one of their teachers to another school. laura anthony shows you the video that many believe prompted that decision. >> reporter: he's a teacher at heritage high captured on video kneeling as several of the schools raise the campus plague before the start of morning campus now that teacher tyler rust is being transferred from heritage to another school in brentwood and some students have started an online petition in protest. >> mr. rust been willing to act on his beliefs encourages us to acts on our own. >> reporter: so far it's generated more than 9,000 signatures from all over the country. >> i think that it's terrible they're trying to transfer him. he didn't do anything wrong necessarily. >> i want him at heritage, because he fosters this environment of inclusion that i think is so, so important on our campus. >> reporter: rust told us i chose to acknowledge the flag

the way colin kaepernick acknowledges the flag. i took a knee. i never interfere with the raising of the flag. he's done the same thing and always the start of his work zay as a his way of protesting police bu taillight and the treatment of african-americans. the student says regrets the expletives he directed at the teacher, they found him disrespectful to the military and the police. >> we spoke with mr. rust who told us the district wouldn't tell him how he was being disruptive, still, he says, he won't fight his transfer to liberty high. >> reporter: these students are fighting it. besides the petition they plan to protest at wednesday's school board meeting. in brentwood, laura anthony. the nfl may call 15-yard

penalties on players who do so during the national anthem. that's according to "sports illustrated," nfl owners are meeting in atlanta this week. also in consideration, leaving it up to the home team to decide if players should be on the field for "the star-spangled banner." >> a determined sunglass thief hit several businesses on union street over the weekend. in one case getting away with thousands of dollars worth of luxury items. melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: it was no disguise for this determined would be thief as he took a hammer to the glass door of eyes in disguise on san francisco's union street around 2:30 a.m. sundays. >> this is not the first time it's happened. >> reporter: in january, someone shattered the glass at eyes in disguise and pulled a display case into the street getting away with $3,000 worth of designer glasses. >> it's the easiest thing to steal and resell. >> reporter: eyes in disguise enhanced their security putting in tempered glass and

sophisticated cameras. >> this time we were able to photograph him. >> reporter: try as he might, the thief got away with nothing. that is until who appears to be the same man made his away along union street where he smashed the glass at shaw shoes grabbing fendi sun glasses worth thousands. >> i feel pretty upset and couldn't sleep all night after the call. >> reporter: san francisco police say both incidents are open investigations and the suspect who is unknown may be the same. >> this is a new crime that's gaining popularity. >> reporter: just this past december, surveillance video captured a man repeatedly throwing a brick into the window at sea cliff opt tom tri. nothing was stolen police later arrested the suspect after people recognized him from the surveillance video. >> clean our city from this criminals. that's what i like to see. >> reporter: police have not said if the plan they arrested in december could be the same culprit now.

in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. new details tonight about the death of a hiker who fell to his death while climbing the steep cliff face of yosemite's half dome. he was hiking during a thunderstorm when he slipped. rankers recovered his body today. here's time lapsed video yesterday afternoon. we just spoke with one person at the time who said it was raining like crazy. he says it's scary on a sunny day and can't imagine climbing half dome when its wet. so you really get a sense of the treacherous continues. his death is the first at half dome since 2010. a huge mudslide closed a major highway in the sierra nevada. crews worked throughout the day to clear 100 foot long stretch of mud and debris that's five feet deep in some spots. the slide happened when up to an inch of rain fell last night and that stretch of highway is in

the air of topaz lake near the california/nevada state line and about 50 miles southeast of lake tahoe. a 35 foot whale car cuss that washed ashore will remain there until nature take its course. the female gray whale was reported at the beach on friday. moving it would be hazardous and expensive. plus marine bile gists say a dead whale can support the life of an week system for decades. the latest edition to san francisco skyline officially opened today. drone view 7 gives you a look of the tallest building, that's the sales force tower. sales force ceo spent $560 million to lease much of the building and put his cloud computing company's name on it for the next 15 years. today, he gave another million and a half to house the city's homeless. >> i want them to remember that there's people here who are

thinking about them, that we're not just here for ourselves. >> the tower stands 1,070 feet tall making it the tallest build not guilty california, not just here in san francisco. it's roughly 200 feet taller than the transamerica pyramid. it is towering and impressive. new man on the job, the head of the city's police officer association sits down with vic lee and this new union leaders is telling him things few have ever heard before. mark zuckerberg's apology tour. facebook ceo making new promises but some say it's just more of the same. >> reporter: larry biel live in oracle arena. the real steph curry finally showed up in game three. is he back? i mean really, really back. that story is coming up. that story is coming up. i'm sandia patel, it's the story of our nation. that story is coming up. i'm sandia patel, john chiang's father came here with little money, but big dreams for a better future.

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he's a veteran cop who is breaking new ground in this job. vic lee with the interview you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: sergeant tony montoya has been a cop in san francisco for 24 years. he last worked out of mission station. he was on the executive board of the police officer's associations for a decade and a half. now, he's president of the p.o.a. montoya is latino and he's openly gay. >> i am the first gay person to be appointed the head of the association. >> reporter: montoya is proud to be gay, proud to be a cop. >> we have a large lgbt presenc on the police officer and it's also reflective of what the city represents, so for me it's never been an issue. >> reporter: montoya takes over the leadership of the police union from marty haleran who will return to full time police work.

>> i want to make sure there's not a break in the representation of the members. >> reporter: he says there will be conflicts with the department and city hall. >> i think many times we're going to agree to disagree on many issues, but i think we need to be respectful. >> reporter: disagreements on issues like the department's ban on shooting at moving vehicles, on monday, police released new body cam video of a wild chase may 11th where a suspected car burglar crashed a vehicle and drove toward officers. one of them fired at the moving vehicle but missed. >> people will interpret the policy that fits their particular agenda and my concern right now is that this officer will fall victim to political correctness. >> reporter: montoya sees his role as the voice of the rank and file cop in a department he says where the morale is low. >> the members of the whole have not felt connected with this current chief or the current command staff, and once again it falls on the shoulders of the

p.o.a. to be the voice of the members. >> reporter: montoya's terms as president of the p.o.a. expires in 2020. vic lee, abc 7 news. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg appeared before the european parliament in belgium today. he again apologized for his company's mistakes, but angered lawmakers by dodging their questions. >> i asked you six yes or no questions. i've got not a single answer and of course, what you ask for this format for a reason. >> i'll make sure we follow-up and get you answers to those. >> lawmakers were given three minutes each to ask their questions, one after another. zuckerberg was allotted time at the end to answer them. he apologized for cambridge analytica using data from 50 million users without their knowledge. he also apologized for how facebook was used to spread fake news. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a mistake and i'm sorry

for it. >> europe has new privacy rules that go into effect on friday and companies will have to obtain a person's consent in order to store and process personal data. back here at home. this is another big night for the warriors, game four of the western conference finals about to get under way. >> larry biel is live at oracle arena. a key player is going to be out for tonight. >> reporter: yeah, andre iguodala is not going to play tonight because that knee injury he suffered in game three so the warriors will have to make do without him and probably start looney instead. if you're fortunate enough to sit this close to the court, you'll likely hear some colorful language from the players during the game but almost never from steph curry and that's why there was such reaction from game three when steph scored and blurted out this is my bleeping house in the third quarter of game three. it's taken seven playoff games

after the knee injury but it sure looked like the real steph curry emerged sunday night. the man is regarded as the best shooter on the planet. if he truly has got his groove back, the rockets are in trouble. >> the main thing is to have confidence in yourself and that's what makes steph so special. he can have a difficult stretch and he genuinely believes the next one's going in. >> he hit a crowd just roaring. that just -- that energy right there is good for us. we feed off of that as well. so many people are excited about it. >> reporter: if steph is knocking down threes like he did on sunday night, all the rockets may be able to do is just to get into their huddle, lock arms and yell out, one, two, three, cancun because they're going to be going on summer vacation really soon.

we will see. tip-off is at 6:00. live at oracle, larry biel, abc 7 sports. >> all right. now on to the weather. announcer: your accuweather forecast with sandsia patel. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7 right now. it's one of those days where you want to crawl back into bed and just chill with a book. it's a dreary day out there. live doppler 7 showing you quite a bit of low clouds and fog. some people like it. they're telling me on social media this is all good. if you like it, enjoy. there's more coming. in the sierra nevada it has been active. thunderstorms firing up right now. snow showers at the very highest elevation. those thunderstorms over blue canyon heading towards tahoe accompanied by rain which is obviously is good news around this time of year. here in the bay area we're dealing with the gusty onshore winds. look at fairfield out of the southwest, gusting to 36 miles an hour. this is certainly playing a role in keeping us on the cool side.

take a look at how many days of dry conditions we've had in terms of no measurable rain. we've had drizzle but no measurable may for the month of may for the last 22 days. we're going to change it up. we are bringing in chances of some showers, so definitely some drizzle the next few mornings but as we go into friday there's a good chance that we'll be seeing a level one system, light showers here in the bay area. it is overcast there, low ceilings creating over hour delays on arriving flights. if you're expecting someone there, just keep that in mind. in santa cruz there's mix of clouds and sun right now. 56 degrees in san francisco, 58 in oakland. in the 60s in mount taken view, san jose. overcast conditions from our camera and definitely areas of low visibility so watch out tonight during the commuter if you're stepping out to run some

errands. santa rosa, 69. highs have come down today so it is definitely a cooler day. seeing a mix of sun and clouds from our walnut creek cam as well. fog, clouds and spotty drizzle overnight tonight. showers possible between thursday night into friday and much warmer weather is heading your way for the second half of the holiday weekend. temperatures pretty uniform. low to mid-50s. it will be foggy and cloudy in spots so visibility will be poor. afternoon highs a lot like today, upper 50s along the coast. you will see some sunshine inland but not so much near the coast for your wednesday. i want to show you what's keeping us on the cool side. area of low pressure over nevada, high pressure over the pacific. the wind blowing from high to low keeping that strong sea breeze going. another system is coming our way. this one could bring us some showers and this is the best possibility is going to be late thursday night into friday. hour by hour we go into friday morning's commute. it could be a tough one, 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. as roads

will be wet if this materializes going into noontime and then it winds down. in terms of rainfall, we're looking at measurable rain, anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch. some areas might not get anything. morning drizzle, cool afternoon for your wednesday on the accuweather 7 day. late night chance of showers between thursday going into friday and then we'll turn things around. look at sunday and memorial day. mid-to-upper 80s inland. 60s coast side. it's going to feel like summer. now we're talking. good barbecue weather. >> finally, some baseball weather. >> thank you. avoiding the rush to reach the next growth milestone,

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now to consumer news about booster seats. >> michael finney is here with this very important safety story. >> we all know that you put babies and toddlers into seats, but big kids, they need a boost too to keep them safe in the car. >> reporter: consumer reports recently held a photo shoot to demonstrate that even after children outgrow the weight or height limit of their forward facing car seat, most kids still won't be ready to use a seat belt. the solution, a booster seat. >> booster's are the best way to protect these big kids in a car crash. it helps position the belt over the strong boney parts of their

body rather than their internal organs. >> boosters raise children up so a seat belt fits correctly over the stern yum and center of the collar bone and lower across the lower thighs. while using a backless one is better than not using one at all. consumer reports recommends a high backed booster because these do a better job of positioning the shoulder belt and the side wings provide some impact protection in a carr. the even flow big kid amp highback and big kid sport are consumer reports top rated booster seats. >> kids generally need to be in a booster until they're four foot 9 and between the ages of 8 and 12 years old. this is when the vehicle seat belt will fit them correctly. it's also when their bones will be stronger to better handle the pressure from a seat belt during sudden braking or in a crash. >> reporter: even when kids outgrow the need for a booster,

the safest place for all kids under 13 is in the backseat. in california the law requires children 7 years old and younger to be in a booster seat in the backseat. you'll get a ticket for this. >> really? >> not cheap, either. >> got to be safe, too. applying the phrase, shop local to sports attire, we are showing off some cool warriors gear. we want to thank bruce for this picture from davenport in santa cruz county. share your pictures with us with the

coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. team coverage on the official opening of the sales force tower including an exclusive look inside the crown and how it will transform the san francisco skyline at night. plus -- also coming up, we'll have the heart felt loss of a popular teacher. you'll see how he transformed lives with his love of teaching and his gift of music. all that plus much more coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news

at 6:00. if you want to go beyond the typical player jersey to root for the warriors. >> this is going beyond. we caught up with artists from bart bridge.com as they set up a pop-up store inside a san francisco bar. >> jake frazier makes them by cutting up old warrior gears and sewing patches on retrojackets. >> i get on bart and they start whimpering whispering. >> they're unique. other unique items include caps with a hidden pocket and warriors t-shirt inspired by american pop artist. >> check out more of their creations on our website. you'll be the talk of the town. world news tonight is coming up next. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00.

tonight, the miracle survivors. the jet that took off from austin, texas, crashing. the plane breaking in half, and tonight, we are now learning there are several americans among the survivors, pulled from the wreckage. the images coming in now. also developing tonight, the face-to-face meeting with kim jong-un, will it happen after all? what president trump is saying tonight, saying there is a very substantial chance that it won't work out in early june. what changed? also tonight, the female police officer killed in the line of duty. the arrest today. and this evening, how she was killed. a teenager behind the wheel, authorities say driving right at her, running her over. authorities speaking a short time ago. from hawaii tonight, this is the location where our team is standing by. and the new concern tonight, the lava closing in on a power plant.