police nab two suspects and it's caught on video. thanks for joining us. officer arrested two men after they ran from the world gas station on wets mod avenue. matt shows us how they were caught. >> reporter: the world gas station was closed and had little light on when the department of public safety was

called here around midnight. >> the two people with the flashlight would duck and hide. >> officers responded and officers ran off but they were caught in the neighborhood and arrested. >> they opened the doors and that's where they put a bypass. >> what we found is after searching the vehicle we found devices used for skimming credit card numbers. >> two people were arrested and one may be connected to a similar crime in another state. it was closed until the surface expert arrived and made sure everything was working properly. gas station manager says you can check to see if someone has these had replacement seals in their possession. abc 7 news.

>> credit card skimming devices were found at two gas stations in sonoma. they found a skimmer yesterday. deputies responded and found several more. officials say the skimmers may have been there since last friday. new at 11:00 we are learning that hackers accessed data from 29 million as part of the security breach eks diloagsco. the exact number had not been known until now. facebook said 50 million accounts could have been effected. they didn't flow know if they h been misused. the fbi is investigating now. happening now an urgent search for a man missing from livermore. he suffered from dementia. he was last seen at 8:00 p.m. when he left far local store. he was seen driving a white

mercury license plate if you see him call police. another delay in the deadly warehouse fire. one of the two defendants tried to get his plea deal after he it was thrown out by a previous judge. we are live in oakland, amy. >> reporter: good morning. the judge just got back from vacation. he didn't have time to read the motion. so this hearing was postponed and we found out postponements like this one can be emotional for everyone involved. >> very frustrated. just get this over with. >> she says she gets nervous before every court appearance. to calm her nerves she made a visit to her son's grave yesterday. he died nearly two years ago in the ghost ship warehouse fire. >> i went to the cemetery

yesterday and i talked to him. i said make this better. make me feel better. >> today's hearing was postponed. she went home again without answers. >> he's an emotional wreck. >> the attorney says the post mo poenmentes -- postponements are hard on him too. another judge rejected it saying he didn't appear remorseful. >> he is not doing well. it is very sad and it's very sad that no one sees the deep felt remorse that he truly has. >> and the terms of that plea agreement are he would get a nine year prison sentence in exchange far no contest plea for 36 dounts of involuntary manslaughter. now all of these people can come back in four weeks and try to do this again. abc 7 news. >> thank you. hurricane michael may be

moving on but the recovery effort on the ground is far from over. crews going through ravaged are areas. more than a million and a half customers are still without power. abc has the latest. >> the focus in florida, savoring lives. >> help is coming by air and sea. >> crews worked around the clock sifts through the destruction michael left behind. home after home flattened and streets littered with crushed cars. ginger on the ground in mexico beach now considered ground zero. >> this is where we rode out the storm. debris still filling the streets. >> the storm ravaged areas still too dangerous. warning residents to stay away. >> it's still not safe to ret n

rturn. there's no infrastructure there to support you. >> searching homes for stranded residents. >> rescuers not just helping people but also animals that are trapped including these four kittens rescued from a home where the roof collapsed. these kittens now joining nearly 70 other cats and 35 dogs at this shelter stuck in the dark and heat. >> national guard to the rescue. >> national guard did evacuate the animal and staff safely while florida's panhandle took the worst of michael the storm continued the destructive path up the coast. >> today our state begins recovering from yet another storm. >> it is now day three here for residents without power and water and local officials say so many 911 calls are going unanswered because their priority is search and rescue.

abc news, panama city, florida. emergency response teams from the bay area heading to florida to help with rescue and recovery. the northern california chapter deployed ten volunteers and more are on the way. >> it depends on availability. we see dozens more going out in the next week. >> oakland's task force sent two firefighters to pen firefighters. red cross taking monetary donations. we have more on abc7news.com. all right. yesterday still getting a lot of rain from what's left of michael. is that happening? >> it is over. the winds are still an issue as you can see up in massachusetts and rhode island. there is a possibility of minor damage through about 3:00 their time. or actually -- yeah. their time during the afternoon hours. we also have flight delays.

heading into philadelphia and washington all okay. you can see it is moving out to sea. ever wondered what happens to these? let's watch. still 70 miles per hour winds as it skirts the southeastern part of canada there. it will hit spain and france with nearly 40 miles per hour winds heading towards monday morning. back here we have an issue with breezes too. it will warm us up. it also could create a fire threat this weekend. i'll have that coming up. here is more news. >> thanks, mike. we have details on the investigation into a near miss at sfo. a plane that almost landed on top of another plane has no voice recorder evidence. that air canada flight nearly landed on a taxi way occupied by four other passenger jets. it missed another by only 60 feet. they found the air canada pilots

did not report what happened to their bosses quickly enough. it meant they had erased the okay p cockpit conversations. and as if a near miss on if runway we dug up some stats. the number of air traffic controllers is down sharply and it is increasing fatigue. >> we can't continue to increase the amount of aircraft we are running through the system without increasing the amount of controllers. we are at a 30 year low. the rope is stretched as thin as it is going to go. >> all right. that is a concerning statistic. we investigate the labor shortage, effect on controllers and safety for the public, a special report airs tonight at 11:00. melania trump making headlines this morning sitting

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sit-down interview. >> we worked on this for two years. my pitch to her was pretty basic. it's i don't think america knows wrote you are. we want to give you the opportunity to tell america who you are. >> what did she say about the infamous jacket? >> part of the story is there was a message. what was put out was not exactly correct. there was a message and story behind the jacket. we go in depth about that moment. she had gone down there to meet with children and learn what was happening on the border. she did not agree with her husband's policy. >> and you can see more of the first lady's exclusive interview in a 2020 special, being melania tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7. back to you. >> thank you. white house relations are in jeopardy over the mysterious disappearance for the washington post. he disappeared last week after

entering saudi arabia's in turkey. late last night it was in possession of audio and video recordings proving that he was killed inside a consolate. the fallout konts in the wake of that scandal. uber ceo is suspending several projects involving the said di government. richard announced he was suspending several projects involving the saudi government. find out when and where you can cuddle with some of the cutest creatures on earth. and we had issues at our beaches yesterday. the surf is much calmer. it is ready for you to enjoy a temperature that will be 78 degrees today. today is the day the warmth develops. we have our warmest days ahead

this caught my eye. look at all of the footprints that you see. let me put this in motion. just like going over the ice look at them smoothing it out and making it ready for you to head there. santa cruz 78 degrees with all of that sunshine. here is a look at what's going on. you can see a little bit of haze out there. no spare the air alerts coming our way.

that's good news after warmer than average could last all seven days. saturday night into sunday weather servi ss they may issue a fire weather watch. this is a clockwise flow. you can see it from us. a little bit cooler. mid-to upper 70s throughout the entire bay and low to mid-80s in the south bay. antioch at 87. here is the way it breaks down. temperatures at noon. it means a couple l more hours of warming upper 70s around the bay and temperatures drop with this dry air quickly at 8:00 we are in the 50s and 60s. this is all the way down to the mid-to upper 40s. also in the san ramon valley. you call it the trivalleys if

you want. you have low to mid-50s. a little bit of cloud cover will develop into san francisco. a little bit of fog around santa rosa like we saw this morning. not quite as widespread. we have the art and pumpkin festival temperatures on the left are saturday. we also have tomorrow's kickoff at 4:00. make sure you have the blankets with you for that. i want to roll through the seven day forecast and show you, tomorrow the offshore breeze lets up a little bit. it will be a slightly cooler afternoon especially at the coast. but then it comes back. remember it comes back strong. make sure to tune in this afternoon. we'll let you

if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend we have you covered. we have some ideas from our partners. >> what do cowboys, cats and pumpkin carvers have in common? they are all part of the headline segment. the grand national rodeo livestock expedition and horse show. it kicks off friday at the cow palace featuring the best of the best. it includes team roping and barrel racing and you can shop for new boots or a hat. tickets are available now. spca celebrating 150 years of serving the city's animals and the people who live them so they are throwing a party. it is saturday from 10:00 to 3:00 at their headquarters. if you find a furry friend you can't put down take advantage of

free adoptions. paint your pet workshops will add to the fun. it is free but registration is encouraged. get into the fall spirit this weekend at the 2018 half-moon bay art and pumpkin festival. check out the pumpkins and if picasso of pumpkin carvers. enjoy crafts, fabulous food and drink and four stages of entertainment. the great pumpkin parade is saturday at noon. it runs saturday and sunday from 9:00 to 5:00. admission is free. we hope you have a great weekend. >> all right. it's friday. so you know what that means. it's time for this week's perfect pet. we'll tell you why this we'll tell you why this ca h h

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abc 7 news app. tune in for the latest news and weather right here on our next newscast abc 7 news at 4:00. i could watch that all day. >> yes. >> the royal kids and the way they behave. >> we have canine royalty right now, our perfect pet. >> yeah. your heart will melt when you see this perfect pet and hear his story. he is a five-year-old boxer mix with tonsover energy. he loves going on walks and playing in the water. he came from a shelter that was overwhelmed with animal rescues. if you want to give her a forever home call the rescue project 707-433-4377. that's something that some times gets overlooked on these. it's the an l mas and what happens to them during the fires. all of the animals in shelters right now. >> exactly. >> so would we go and take

excess animals? >> yes. they are project something life and they fly out there and bring them back here. >> maybe you can do a facebook post about it. >> probably will. >> thanks for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is coming up next. bye bye.

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