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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> to have somebody stand up in front of everybody, under oath, and say things that they know are not true, and that they know that you know are not true, to me just struck me as shocking. >> tonight, a former yale roommate of brett kavanaugh tells "abc7 news" he knows the supreme court hopeful was lying under oath. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. this is just one of self-major developments. >> mitch mcconnell announced tonight that the senate now has the results of the fbi supplemental background investigation into brett kavanaugh. >> abc news says just one copy will be available to senators under restricted conditions. starting tomorrow morning, democrats and republicans will take turns viewing it, in

one-hour increments. and tonight, jamie roche, kavanaugh's freshman roommate at yale in the fall of 1983, came to abc 7 studios to dispute what the supreme court nominee told the senate committee last week. he says he's not been interviewed by the fbi by what he describes as heavy drinking by kavanaugh. >> brett stood out for his drinking. people drank a lot. i drank a fair amount then. but brett's drinking was unusual. as i was watching or listening to and then reading and ultimately watching the testimony, is that i couldn't believe what i was hearing, because i would be in that room and he would come down and he was slurring and yelling and making loud noises and, yeah, very drunk. >> he tells abc news that he knew debbie ramirez, the fellow

student to accuse kavanaugh of sexual misconduct and believes her. here's the very latest from washington. >> this evening, the senate will receive the results of the fbi supplemental background investigation of judge brett kavanaugh. so i'm filing cloture on judge kavanaugh's nomination this evening so the process can move forward. >> reporter: the fbi was given until friday to investigate sexual misconduct claims against judge kavanaugh, but turned in their report early. all 100 senators are expected to have access to the report in a secure room in rotating time blocks starting at 8:00 a.m. for republicans, trading off with the other party every hour. for days, dr. christine blasey ford has been asking when she will be interviewed. kavanaugh has fully denied the allegations. earlier the white house said

they would not be interfering in the investigation. but ranking member of the judiciary committee claims the white house did just that, writing that this raises serious concerns that this is not a credible investigation. the white house spent much of wednesday on the defensive after president trump supporters laughed and applauded as the president mocked blasey ford. >> how many years ago was it? i don't know. i don't know! >> he's pointingointingointingog inconsistencies. could have corroboration for her inconsistencies. claims? can you fill in her factual inconsistencies? >> certainly the testimony by dr. ford was compelling. but you can't make this decision based on emotion. >> reporter: but now with the report in and a vote expected this week, the focus turns back to the senate and that handful of undecided voters. >> rallies were held around the bay area to oppose judge

kavanaugh's nomination. one rally was held at san francisco city hall tonight. many who attended say they believe kavanaugh is unfit for the high court based on last week's testimony from dr. christine blasey ford. >> kava-no! kava-no! >> another group rallied against judge kavanaugh's confirmation in san mateo. organizers encouraged familying the attend. >> you can watch the full interview with brett kavanaugh's college roommate on "good morning america" right here on abc 7 beginning at 7:00 a.m. now to developing news. a man is dead after being tased by deputies in san mateo county. kate larson has been at the scene all night and spoke the a witness and joins us now live with the latest. kate? >> reporter: the witnesses the man who the sheriff's office is

calling a suspect seemed mentally channeled or on dr-- cd or on drugs and the sheriff's department says attack eed a deputy. this shows a man wandering around in the middle of the day. >> he kind of was mumbling, yelling, what do you want? what do i do? >> reporter: dennis owns a tanning salon and saw self-deputies surround the man. surveillance video from a hotel shows him in the street, as deputies arrive on scene around 1:00 p.m. he saw deputies toews the man, who fell to the ground and then got up. >> he came running towards me on this side of the street, and i was out in the street at that point, and i told him, get down, just sit down. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says the man assaulted a deputy, who was taken to the hospital. he says after the man got into another scuffle with deputies, he didn't look good. >> i noticed his chin was into

his chest, and he was drooling. >> reporter: he was later taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. how did he get tased? >> that's a detail we're investigating. >> reporter: the district attorney says his office will find out how the man died. >> the crime lab has to do its full assessment of everything, including the taser, to find out was he struck by it, and in essence, why did he die? and did the police, law enforcement here improperly use force? >> reporter: all right. so he says the sheriff's office does not use body cameras, but they do have dash cameras. so that video with surveillance and cell phone video will be key in his investigation, which he says will be done in eight to ten weeks. the injured deputy did get stitches and released from the hospital. kate larson, "abc7 news."

>> thank you, kate. let's turn your attention to the weather. we are not done with the rain just yet. we could see another day of scattered showers tomorrow. >> right now you can see some cloud cover from our emeryville camera. and it was a different story earlier. this is what the commute home looked like for drivers on 280 in palo alto. >> "abc7 news" found rain in livermore as well, and it was coming down solidly as you can see. >> let's find out what you can expect for tomorrow. drew? >> where we had those showers earlier today, we had downpours in the inland east bay. take a look over the past six hours. you can see the showers moving in. right now, there are still some pockets of drizzle, light showers from san mateo to fremont. this continues through tomorrow morning. a level one system with isolated showers coming just in time for the morning commute.

a shower that pops up, could have a downpour limiting visibility. we'll take a closer look at the showers and show you when we will get rid of some of this humidity in a few minutes. >> thank you, drew. on "abc7 news" at 9:00 we showed you a picture of a little boy who wandered into a gas station by himself in pittsburgh. he's safely back with his dad tonight. his dad learned he was lost by watching us. police knew very little about the boy other than his name, sam. sam's grandparents went to the police station to discuss what happened. things got heated in the south bay tonight. hundreds of people turned out to express their frustration overnight to turn two school campuses in san jose into affordable teacher housing. lillian kim is live there tonight to explain why they're so worried. lillian? >> reporter: dan, it's just an

idea at this point. but even that had people fuming. the tone was set early on. residents shouting, talking out of turn and interrupting. leaders of the unified school district scheduled the meeting to clarify information about two schools. their idea, build a brand new leyland high school and brett hart middle school down the road and turn the current sites into teacher housing. an idea that's generated plenty of concerns. >> not that the tenants are a concern, it's just more that this area would not really be considered a community looking area anymore. >> reporter: the idea is just one of several the district came up with to alleviate the affordability crisis facing teachers. but many wanted to end even exploring the possibility. teachers we talked with were taken aback by the fierce opposition. they believe teachers living in the community where is they

leach is a good thing. >> people being upset by that is hurtful as a teacher, because we are really nice neighbors, if you've ever met a teacher. >> reporter: district leaders say despite the high emotions, they're not giving up. >> we're definitely going to analyze all of our options, to do right by the citizens. there's a lot of voices in this community. we want to make sure we hear from as many of them as we can. >> reporter: in addition to leeland and brett hart, seven other schools are also being considered. live in san jose, "abc7 news." >> thank you, lillian. san francisco mayor will reveal a plan tomorrow to provide 1,000 more beds in homeless she woulders by the end of 2020. governor brown signed a bill into law making it easier for local governments to move homeless californians into shelters. the chronicle reports the mayor wants to have half of the 1,000

new beds available by next summer. a mother shares her grief as the opioid crisis hits home in livermore. >> i will they have see her get married. i will never see her with children. >> the message she has for other parents tonight. relief could be on the way for people living near sfo. how technology could reduce extreme noise from planes. pizza, burgers, and cake. see the 1-year-old who got an epic birthday party inspired by a celebrity bay area chef. >> all that is ahead. but here's a look at what is coming up after "abc7 news" at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. one thing's for sure, this is a clip of tonight's show. >> and another woman went, it's from

a lot of people in livermore are in shock following the deaths of two teenagers from possible drug overdoses. and tonight, we're hearing from the grieving mother of one of them. friends called 16-year-old a wonderful young woman who dreamed of becoming a hairstylist. >> i'll never see her get married. i'll never see her with children. >> grief counselors are helping students with their feelings. obviously it's very confusing and upsetting for them. dill bert cartoonist scott adams believes the other victim was his stepson, justin miles.

on the peninsula, relief may be coming for residents fed up with engine noise from planes coming from sfo. they will introduce a satellite system to alter arrivals. the system is called a ground-based augmentation system. the airport will test 13 proposed adjustments and submit them for approval. a big crowd gathered to hear tree women, including our own anchor, inspire the next generation of female leaders. "abc7 news" was a proud media sponsor of tonight's girl's festival panel discussion. other panelists included mary stuts and tara mccannel. dion spoke of overcoming her fear of public speaking in middle school. >> i was too worried what the boy in the third row was thinking about me. so once you can shed all of that and feel like you can tackle

whatever comes your way, then you'll make it. not by faking it. >> she and her panelists spoke of their own careers and how to succeed in the workplace. check out this celebrity chef inspired birthday celebration. natalie always thought her son looked like the chef. so check out the birthday party she threw for campbell, complete with cookies featuring the restaurant's catch phrases. she asked for campbell soup donations at the food bank in lieu of gifts. >> all right. will we get any more rain for the morning commute the >> we're going to find some showers. not everybody will see them tomorrow, but where they do pop up, a brief downpour could happen to start out your thursday morning. live doppler 7 hd, a lot of cloud cover overhead.

you can see a lot of green returns on the screen in the south bay. so a mist hanging in the air. look at the cloud deck. you can see it defined very nicely. overcast skies tonight, and the clouds right now are actually keeping us on the mild side. look at these numbers. they are warm for this time of the night. 66 in san jose right now. 62 in san francisco. about 63 that current temperature in oakland. 65 in brentwood and napa one of the cooler spots at 59 degrees. you felt it for much of the day today. sit humid out there tonight. heez are dthese are dew point numbers. when you see these numbers, that's on the humid side. tomorrow morgue once again, it will feelild the door. live doppler 7 along the satellite, a little bit of spin in our atmosphere. that was responsible for the

down tours earlier this afternoon in the inland east bay. what we're watching now is a cold front to the north that will spring through overnight into the first part of the day on thursday. that will bring in the chance of a shower for thursday morning. so the storm impact scale a light system tomorrow morning. an isolated shower perhaps. so slick roadways are the main concern. overnight tonight, perhaps a little mist, some drizzle, overcast skies. it's mild out there. upper 50s to low 60s. so we'll break down your day tomorrow. first thing in the morning, there's the chance of an isolated shower. that shower chance ends midday. so by the afternoon, we're drier and brighter, and the humidity drops. 65 in san francisco. 71 in oakland, 76 in san jose. about 74 for napa and 57 in antioch. watch as the humidity disappears. tomorrow, muggy, drier air. by thursday night, it's going to

feel very comfortable in the bay area. so good news if you hate the humidity. seven-day forecast, drier in the afternoon tomorrow. completely dry on friday which sets us up for a gorgeous weekend saturday and sunday. prepare for sunshine, comfortable conditions. perfect for fleet week. >> great. thanks, drew. tomorrow on "good morning america" chef sandra lee is live to talk about her

well, oakland a's fans saw their team's world series dream ended by the yankees. "abc7 news" was at the coliseum. >> that's where the a's held a watch party to watch the wild card game in new york. fans hoped for the best, right down to the final out.

but they're already talking about next year. it was just -- it is disappointing. >> it is. >> but they did have a good season. >> and they had beer there tonight. you have to look for the upside in these situations, dan. it was a rough way to end a

good evening. the a's had a fantastic season, but it ended abruptly tonight in new york. the a's went bullpening into yankees stadium, and the pronks bo -- bronx bombers went abombing. liam hendricks, you could see he

could not handle the pressure out there. aaron judge, who's the judge? 2-0, yankees in a flash. a's load the bases in the fourth. luis severino, pure heat. 10 miles an hour. in the fifth, jed lowrie pops up, and kris davis strikes out. 3-0 yankees in the 6th. they bring in a closer, blake trainen. it backfires. 5-0, yankees. and then gthe sac fly. now 0. 8inning, a's get on the board. it's crush davis with a two-run homer. a's down 6-2.

john carlos tantkar l giancarlo stanton with a mammoth blast. here's bob melvin. >> it's disappointing. when you reflect back and look where we started the year, kind of where we came from, you know, it ends up being a good year, but it doesn't feel good right now. >> understandably. sharks open the season tonight with high expectations, not realized against anaheim. eric carlson, his debut. sharks gave up a goal in the opening minute. check out this great move. this ties it at 1-1. second period. ducks on the power play. hurdle with the steal! and the incredible individual effort. see you later. 2-1, sharks. ducks tie it up moments later. oh, what a soft goal given up.

sharks lose their opener 5-2. >> it's always a little frustrating, special especially first one of the year. >> i think the fans were excited to get it going, as well. that will help us tart the game, even though it didn't start like we wanted. it's the first one. >> abc 7 sports. a's lose, sharks lose. that's all. >>

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