fixing roads or filling infrastructure. it could impact all of us for decades to come. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> we're devoting more time to the issues that make a difference to your quality of life. today we're tackling our traffic infrastructure and how the november decision of the gas tax could affect us and how big projects could lose their funding. that includes bringing b.a.r.t. to san lanes and repaving and improving the overpasses on interstate 880 on the east bay. >> however, supporters say the state has plenty of money for the projects if they only

managed their finances better. log on and vote and watch your count in real time. >> the question is will you vote to repeal the gas tax? you can vote. we'll keep updating you throughout this newscast at the bottom of the screen and take it up to 7:00 tonight. >> and cornell barnard has an upindicau update on it. >> reporter: the yes on 6 campaign says families are paying too much at the pump. caltrans says the taxes needed to maintain roads and keep traffic all across the bay area moving. >> because there are a lot of messed up roads out here. >> drivers speak the trugtd when it comes to the health of their roads. 880 and hayward is the stretch in alameda county to get the new asphalt. it's your tax dollars at work, but caltrans say this project

and others could be delayed and canceled if californians kill the gas tax hike. >> it not only impacts the highway projects, but local cities and counties are receiving half of that money. >> reporter: the district director says repealing the gas tax with a yes vote on prop 6 could also delay the installation of carpool lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county and possibly delay the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose and moving caltrans into the sales force transit center. the 12 cent gas tax was passed last year by legislator. they generate more than $5 billion annually to fix roads and improve transportation. brenda ross in oakland is done with bad roads. >> sometimes you need the extra money to get the potholes fixed and keep the highways safe, you know. i'm willing p few pennies extra. >> we need to get serious about

california's failing infrastructure. >> reporter: the battle is waging on tv. both sides are making their argument. >> vote yes on 6 to repeal the unfair gas tax hikes. >> he says he's not buying the excuse. >> frankly the politicians have the ability to fund all these projects if they would take the existing gas tax and put it toward fixing our roads. >> yes on 6 says the gas tax is breaking some families' budgets, but caltrans says consider the alternative. yes on 6 says the gas tax hike will cost some california families $700 a year on average, and people with long commutes will pay more. caltrans says, though, more than 400 transit and infrastructure projects could be in jeopardy if the gas tax is repealed. more to come on this for sure. live in emeryville, cornell

barnyard, a b bc neweouugbout i? >> it's interesting. nobody really wants to pay more. it's one f those hard things. >> it doesn't feel like you see the tax dollars when we're trying to drive home at midnight. >> i do see a lot of crews working, especially over the past week on freeway, but nobody really wants to pay more. >> is it getting better? go to >> go to our website to abc7news.com and you'll find the complete list. we also have the information on local races. >> president trump says he will visit florida and georgia early fr hurcane michael. the d at least 13 people have died in several states. the category 4 storm made landfall in the florida

panhandle on wednesday. florida officials say they've completed an initial search of most of the affected arias. teams are going door to door looking for anyone who may have tried to ride out the storm. >> people are hurting, and they're going to be hurting for quite a long time, but floridians are resilient, and they will rebuild >> michael was one of the worst storms in history. they're waiting to hear from any bay area doctors or nurses who are going to florida, and they'll send 100 pounds of medical supplies with them. they've also reached out to partners in florida and are waiting to hear back what they need. medicare says it's difficult to get there. >> it's a lot of people trying to get in and a lot of people i

to get out. >> last year medshare sent more than $40,000. a fire burned near interstate 505 north of vaccaville, 150 acres were charred before firefighters put it out early this afternoon. no strouk turs burn and nobody was injured. cal fire is concerns about fires in solano county more so than elsewhere. >> let's go to sandhya patel with more on what's going on. >> the reason why they're concerned, take a look at the winds right now. we have dry offshore winds, but they're not that bad. knoxville creek, 16 miles an hour. those winds will be increasing in the hills which is why fire danger is going up. there's a warning from midnight sunday until 12:00 p.m. monday. wind gusts of 45 to 50 miles an

hour and lower humidity means that any fires that do develop will spread rapidly, but it is that same pattern that has allowed us to warm up today. look at the temperatures. everyone in the 70s and 80s right now compared to 20 hours ago, 10 degrees warmer in san jose and san francisco and 12 degrees in concord. i'll be back with changes as we head into the weekend. >> larry? >> thank you, sandhya. victims' relatives were in court as one of two defendants tried to get his plea deal reinstated after it was thrown out by a previous judge. abc 7's amy hollyfield was there. >> it's frustrateding. let's get this over with. >> reporter: mary vegas gets nervous before every court appearance.

she visited her son's graveyard. he's one of those who died in the goefts ship fire. >> i went to the cemetery yesterday and i talked to himmihim and i said make this better, make me feel go reporter: today went without answers. the attorney says these delays are hard on him too. they were hoping the judge would consider a plea agreement. the judge rejected it saying al me na doesn't sound remorseful. >> it's very sad that no one sees the deep felt remorse that he truly has. >> reporter: the term of that plea agreement are a nine-year prison sentence in exchange for a no contest plea to 36 counts of involuntary man slaughter. now everyone can come back in four weeks when this hearing has been reset and try to do this all again. in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc

7 news. >> there's a key deadline in the case of bay area man who won a multi-million-dollar case against man sonsanto. johnson sued the company claiming the pesticide roundup caused his terminal cancer. the jury agreed and awarded him $289 million in august. the judge is ready to throw out most of the judgment and order a new trial. many facebook users fall prey to a hack. what the fbi said not to do. up next, the changing skyline of san jose. see the plans that can al ter the area. caught in the act. in the

this is a saturday with thithe best wifi experiencey. and your shows streaming wherever you go. and with savings on wireless, this is a saturday you can share with the whole family. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. wit

for just $39.99 a month fo and as when you include xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today.

could dramatically change the city skyline for the better. the iconic design was unveiled. they hope to attract a big company as a tenant. we have the latest from the largest city. >> reporter: these days construction seems to be nonstop in downtown san jose. marlaina augustine and her family moved here from the midwest three years ago. >> every time we walk around downtown there's a new business or restaurant we haven't seen before, so it's really exciting to see a lot of new growth and things coming downtown and making it a really lively place.

>> reporter: but the biggest transformation has yet it would breathe new life into an area many say would be welcome. market street towers would rise 17 feet high on a 1 1/2-acre lot and would include retail on the ground floor. the tower could hold 1,300 workers. the location is prime. >> we need more jobs in san jose. we need more intense office developments like this that's going to be situated near transportation. this is the exact place that welcomes this type of density. >> reporter: from sky 7 you can see the project's location in relation to the transit visit near the western s.a.p. center. although concerns about traffic, housing, and cost of living are

on their minds. >> we want to have the workers at the core rather than commuting for hours and hours. >> reporter: an opening date hasn't been released but they say they'll move forward with the project, even if they haven't lined up a major tenant in the groundbreaking. neighbors busted two people they suspected of trying to install credit card skirms on gas pumps in sunnyvale. officers arrested them after they ran. matt keller 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 around midnight. >> when cars passed by, they would duck and hide. >> reporter: sunnyvale officers arrived and they ran off but were arrested.

were trying to do. >> they opened the doors, and there's a specific place where they check and that's where they put a bypass. >> what we found after looking in the vehicle, searching the vehicle, we found devices that are used for skimming credit card numbers. >> reporter: the two were arrested. one has an outstanding warrant and may be connected to a similar crime in another state. world gas station was closed until the service company arrived to make sure everything was working properly. these suspects had replacement seals in their possession. in sunnyvale, matt keller, abc7 news. >> they released mugshots of the two men. they're from different parts of southern california. all right. it is friday, right? >> yes. >> i always have to double-check.

>> you're sleep deprived. >> there's a sailboat behind us, do you see it? >> tomorrow's going to be saturday, folks. >> we bring you relevant information. >> talk to the bosses, larry. live doppler seven showing you clear skies. here's a view from our east bay camera. it's absolutely clear right now and warm. san francisco, 72. oakland is at 77 degrees. we're at 86 in morgan hill. a live look from our kgo roof camera. the wind is not an issue right now. blue skies overhead. it is 87 in concorde, 83 in livermore. a good 10 to 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. it's a sunny day on the golndg

fall retnstomorrow. it will become gusty in the hills. a look at the wind gusts hour by hour. midnight sunday we're going start to see the wind out of the north, eventually the northeast as we head into 11:00 a.m. sunday. that's what's going to warm us up, clear the fog out. that wind is also going dry out the air which is, of course, the biggest concern here around this time of year. we are in the peak of our fire season. so let's take a look at the relative humidity values. they're pretty high on sunday. watch the values drop down to 11% fairfield, 13% antioch. most notable in our inland areas. fairfield, napa, 70%. napa is one of the areas of biggest concern as the winds are expected to be the strongest there. definitely be aware of your surroundings. here's an hour-by-hour look tomorrow of what's going to half. watch the fog expand along the

coast for the afternoon hours. that's going to set the stage along with the sea breeze for cooler weather saturday. and sunday morning there will be fog sunday afternoon as the sloping wind develops. tomorrow morning it's going to be chilly. temperatures in the low to mid 40s. upper 40s in places like san rafael, live moore, half moon bay. most areas will be under 50. tomorrow afternoon, foggy along the coastline and that means those temperatures drop. you're in the upper 70s tomorrow. tomorrow, 68 in san francisco. midland areas, you're going to be down to the low to mid-80s. 80, san jose, 80 santa rohe accuweather app and track those any time you want. the accuweather forecast, it's a little cooler saturday, warming up on sunday, increasing our fire danger. a pretty warm pattern to start off monday and then slightly cooler tuesday, wednesday.

but you notice it more toward the end of the workweek thursday and friday. i really think that we should broadcast from out there on the bay. >> that would be nice. >> wouldn't that be nice? >> that would be awesome. >> it's so beautiful. or like larry said third quarter can put us on a sailboat whether we like it or not. >> didn't say we were advocating for that. i said it seemed to be increasing the likelihood? or put us on it. >> no, no. >> check the buoy temps. >> there you go. left out. what happened. the 49ers wondering where's colin kaepernick. we do have an answer. and did you see you even h? there was a royal weddi

the 49ers are hearing it from some of the fanning over a snub of colin kaepernick. the team has put out a photo gallery of what it calls the 49 greatest packer moments. however, it didn't include kaepernick's historic play. he ran for a record 181 yards, ran for two touchdowns, and threw for two more. fans blasted his exclusion on social media. we reached out to the team today. they acknowledged the oversight and have now included photos of kaepernick. facebook revealed today that a hack last month affected millions of phone numbers and email addresses. facebook said 29 million accounts were involved in that security breach as opposed to 50 million as we first saw.

facebook plans to send messages to those who were hacked, telling them to what degree their information was exposed. the fbi is investigating that hack. and joining us now to talk more about this is a regular guest when we talk about facebook hacks from cnet. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> the fbi has asked that you not discuss who is behind the attack. first of all, is that typical? and then i ask is it a state power or foreigner? >> you're not the only one. antennae went off. it's somewhat uncommon for us to hear that. what's interesting here is that the companies are actually telling these things way ahead of time, right? normally they would wait a little while, tell us -- get all of their information together, get all the information in one basket. >> yahoo! got burned when they waited. >> not only that.

facebook, cambridge analytica. they waited three years, tried to cover it up. the they're required to tell us within three days so facebook in this case is kind of following the rules, but it's a lot more transparent. we're kind of learning as it goes. now we can't learn more because of the fbi. what's going on. we may need to get used to this because we're probably going hear more often more quickly, which means we're going to have less information as it's happening. it's going trickle out. >> okay. what's valuable about the information they stole. phone numbers, email addresses. it's not like they have my credit card or social security number. who cares if they have my grandma's recipe. >> you might care. it might be a special recipe. it's tough to tell. one expert said it's not very uncommon to use it for financial

stuff. it's a lot easier to get it other places. that's what makes some people think it's state sponsored, but it's really hard to tell. what's interesting is facebook said they haven't found any of this information on the dark web where the hackers sell and share information, so that makes it more weird about what's going on with it. >> okay. so are we really at the point in terms of our online activity where we have to have almost fake profiles with like a face birthdate, a fake city, and all the stuff where you have like a separate online -- >> persona, right. >> like tinder. i'm not on tinder, but you know whey i'm saying. i'm just making a joke here, but where you have -- you don't want to put your real stuff out there. everyone's going to get hacked. >> i have a lot of friends on facebook who don't use their

real name which is counter to face boochlkt it's supposed to be real names. they kick people off for not using their real names and here you're bringing up a very good point. if you can't trust them, then you actually ruin the point of face boorks which, why are we all using facebook? that's one of thebiggest challenges that facebook is going to say. i will say by being transparent, they're encouraging us to trust them. it's tough, i hear you, especially at this time when we're at the beginning of it. i've been arguing for a long time transparency is a must and seeing that happen is a step in the right direction. >> also always, a pleasure to have you. ian, have a great weekend. >> you too. ' we're going to take you bak to the southeast where they're reaming from one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the united states. and an

and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. a warning that nearly 400 major projects could be at risk. that includes carpool lanes and

the b.a.r.t. extension in san jose. there are other sources of revenue that could be used. today stocks gained back some ground but still suffered their biggest weekly loss in six months. a recent hike has spooked investors. caltrans is issuing a warning. a semitruck went off the road yesterday, but the drive wasn't hurt. wayne freedman will have video of this crash coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. what was once hurricane michael is rapidly moving out to sea, but the extent of the destruction is now beginning to be realized. this drone video is showing the destruction. elizabeth has more. >> reporter: this is day three without power and electricity service. they say their focus is saving

lives. dramatiche ground going door to door looking for anyone who may have tried to ride out the hurricane. >> st. joe beach to me is devastated. it's every house. they're off their foundations. roads, trees everywhere r. >> reporter: from florida to georgia to north carolina, residents who have homes to return to are starting to pick up the pieces. >> it's pretty devastating to a lot of people. it's going to be a long time before this place is back up and liveable again. >> you look at the electrical infrastructure here. i mean it's devastated. >> reporter: officials calling then 11-year-old child from georgia and lieutenant brad clark, a firefighter from virginia. >> very few people live to tell what it's like to experience storm surge, and unfortunately

in this country, we seem to not learn the lesson. >> reporter: the fema director expressing frustration, saying that some of this devastation could be avoided with some tougher building codes. >> hope the country won't forget it. when you go back to build, rebuild in a resilient fashion, that we don't rebuild to the same standards. >> reporter: president trump in the meantime, he has promised all available resources to help communities like this rebuild. today he tweeted he will visit georgia and florida next week to survey the damage himself. larry? >> all right, elizabeth. thank you.

resignation of donald westerly. -- wuerl. uber's ceo is separating himself from a missing journalist. khashoggi has been a vol critic of the assad regime. the ceo is pulling out of a major business conference in saudi arabia later this month. they have invested $3 billion in uber, it has also reportedly invested $2 billion in tesla. president trump plans to talk with saudi arabia's king about the disappearance of the lady melania trump said speculation about her marriage has been hurtful. she had an interview with tom

llamas. >> reporter: we're hearing more this morning from first lady melania trump and what she's revealed with abc news including claims that her husband has cheated on her with other women. >> you're not the first first lady to have to deal your husband's infidelity. is it a concern and strain? >> it's not a concern of mine. i have much more important things to think about. >> i spoke with tom llamas about his sit-down interview. >> my pitch to her was pretty basic. i don't think america knows who you are. >> what did she say about the infamous jacket? >> we got the story. what was put out in the press was not exactly correct. there was a message and a story behind the jacket and we go in depth about it because she had

gone down there to meet with children to lirn what was happening on the border because she did not agree. >> i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> you can see more on her interview in a 20/20 special "being melania." a critical shortage of air traffic controllers is raising concerns about the safety of flying. controllers tell the abc7 news iteam do their best to protect passengers and flight crews but the delayed shortages affects them. we investigate what's happening in the control tower. royals and celebrities mingled in england today at the second royal wedding of the year. princess eugenie married jack brooksbank at windsor cattle

this morning. the bride wore a dress with a low back, you see there, and it's to show her scar from scoliosis surgery she had when she was 12. she hoped it would honor those who helped her and inspired others with scoliosis. eugenie is ninth in line to the throne. >> have the burning men done the most unburning man thing? what have they decided to do year-round? and we're going to introduce you to a young bay area actor who's hitting it big on a popular soap opera that airs here on abc 7. that's not his only talent. i'm sandhya patel. it's a warm fall day

expanding its footprint in nevada. the san francisco-based organization is opening a year-round satellite office in reno with 29 employees. they say it will better support operations in the northern nevada desert that hosts the annual culture festival. they'll remain in san francisco with more than 100plee bay area become the latest guest member on the abc soap "general

hospital." >> if you haven't heard of william lipton, we're taking pictures so when he becomes brad pitt, he'll remember us. >> we get the first interview when he becomes the next brad pick. a big welcome to william lipton. how are you? >> i'm great. >> you're 15 from san mateo. >> yes. for two months i've been portraying cameron weber, the son of elizabeth weber. all right. let's show people a clip. >> i'm not saying earn it, okay, but move it somewhere else so you're not causing pain every time you open up your textbook. >> i'm not in pain. >> really? because from where i'm sitting, it looks like -- >> oscar is the one that's hurting. >> he's taking it out on you. >> he's taking it out on us. >> what's the 411 in. >> cameron has been on there and i've had this thing for jocelyn and now i've been introduced

back into the show to cause a little trouble in paradise for oscar and her. >> you land on a show these been on top for 50 years. is that amazing? >> it's been such an incredible experience. all the actors are so talented and amazing. it's been great to learn from them. >> you're a sophomore at san tay dwr what is a typical week like? >> it's not very typical. i'm down in l.a. for two to three days. >> your mom drives you down. >> yes. i listen the audio books. at the set i work on my homework and then go back home. >> your first love is singing. acting is a new foray for you.

you've done a lot of shows in the bay area. what are some of your favorites? >> musical that iter. let's talk about the musical theater. >> first got it when i saw the show "christmas carol" by atf. that was boy scrooge in "christmas carol." that sparked my love for acting as well as other productions. "les mis." >> honestly i saw you in that. you made me cry. >> cried at the end too. it's so sad. >> but i want to talk about your singing. really you started that very early in your life. >> i've been singing ever since i've been able to make sound out. >> you started a band when you were super young? >> yes. when i was 6 years old. i started to make music and

currently i'm in the group wjm. >> let's hear a clip. ♪ whoa, what is your empire for ♪ >> i could listen to that all day. you also have a mission. >> wjm since we were 9 years old we felt a strong want to give back to the community and being able do something you love and being able to help other people in the process is such an amazing experience. >> you write songs about voting and social justice. >> that's right. >> that's awesome. what do you see yours doing in ten years? >> i don't know where i'll be in ten years. i'm looking forward to see where life takes me and i hope i'll continue do whey love. >> all right. we'll be following your process, of course. you can learn more about william on his social. we can watch you on "general

hospital" right here on abc weekdays at 2:00. larry and ama, we can get those autographs now. >> awesome. >> thanks. hi, there, everyone. let's take a look at live doppler 7. you won't find any fog right now, but that's going to change. tomorrow it becomes more widespread along the coast. along with the sea breeze the temperatures will come down. 64 at half moon bay. there will be sun around the bay and inland. there's so much happening. the art and pumpkin festival is this weekend. 64 degrees. sunday is warmer. 69 degrees in the morning if you're going. upper 40s to low 50s. you'll need to dress in layers. cal is taking on the bruins tomorrow. grab a jacket. look at the accuweather's

seven-day forecast, slightly cooler tomorrow only toe see a reversal sunday, but the winds pick up in the hills between sunday and monday and that means fire dangers will be increasing. definitely warmer weather. it's that fall pattern that we're used to around this time of year. >> thanks, sandhya. >> will the surf be up? >> what would you do if you hit the mega millions jackpot? >> i'd be on that sailboat out there. >> we have some interesting answers about that question when i hit the street. i hit the street. >> i'm michael california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before.

now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent.

one more step is needed for a massive maverick event. the world surf league now runs the contest. they just got permission from the california commission to hold the event. it now needs permission from the california state lands commission. the window for the mavericks challenge would open november 1st and the big wig contest could be called any time before the end of march. >> those guys are fearless. you still have time to buy a ticket for one of the biggest

jackpots of all time. tonight's mega millions jackpot is 's t ninth largest in u.s. history. of course, the odds of winning are horrible. like 302 million to 1. but that is not stopping people from dreaming about what they would do if they won all that money. >> first of all, i'd pay off all my bills, try to help my friends out, donate some, probably quit my job, sorry, and basically try to travel the world and live it up as much as i could. >> i would spend a year traveling with the family, take a break, try to get all the way around the world, see as many countries as i could. >> i would buy a house and start another business. >> probably a food truck. >> i'd probably buy a boat and sail into the sunset. >> and never come back? >> and never come back. >> that might be me. tomorrow, a different one. a powerball, nothing to sneeze

at. $3504 million. i don't think we entered either. >> how did that happen? >> i don't know. that's a failure on our part. time to get to consumer news. do you take supplements? how do we know what's in them? there's a problem. >> supplements are everywhere. >> i take a bunch of them. >> okay. listen to this. it's pretty scary. many people feel leak they can't hurt, but that's not true. you've often reported on that. according for the research for the didn't of public health, they looked at data from the fda and they found hundreds tainted with pharmaceuticals, everything from anti-depress ands to wagtd loss drugs. many continue to be sold even after the dangerous ingredients were found.teleslaustomers hant moceo t advan of $7,500 federal tax credit.

on its website tesla promises all orders by monday, october 15th, will be delivered by the end of the year. why is that important because then the vehicles are eligible for the full tax credit. from january 1st until june 30th, the tax credit is cut in half. that means 3,750 dolla$3,750. for the remainder of 2018, it's reduced $1,075. a nonprofit auto safety group wants kia and hyundai cars recalled after they claim they can catch fire. they cytomore complaints. some complain about wires, smoke, and burning smells. the complaints are from 2011 to 2014. kia sorento and optima and

hyundai son n fe. also included is the 2010 to 2015 sol. i want to hear from you. the seven on your side hotline is open. 415-954-8151. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. when i win the lottery, i would share with all of my work friends. >> he said work friends. are we included? >> depends what day of the week. >> best friends. >> young couple pledging their love. they're ready to take on the world, and then a wrench thrown into the works and now the police are in involved. that story's next. and dan's here with what's ahead on abc news at 5:00. dramatic video shows a truck tumbling off a

is that notedt5:00, what we've about thedriver. we've learned what can be expected as they roll out across the city and we'll check with folks after people in the community raise thousands o

there's some personal items that you kmtd put a price on like a ring given to you by a person you love. an east bay woman is pleading for help. the key piece of evidence that could lead her to the culprit. >> it's so special to me. it means a lot. >> reporter: she and her fiance are the epitome of young loveloe finally proposed back in june. >> i smiled all day. >> but the smiles turned when te she had her ring stolen at a jack in the box. >> it happened so fast. i didn't expect that. i walked away, came back, and it wasn't there anymore. >> reporter: because of the ongoing police investigation, i'm not you what happened. but i can show you what happen.

she had sag contained her belongings. she put it on a chair. a woman comes by and drapes itds on the chair. she grabs the jacket and the bag and walks away. >> was mad and scared. was trying to go out and find her. >> reporter: while mateo continues to pay off the ring, they clearly show the suspect who apeerps to have done this before. this young couple just 18 and 19 years old have this message for whoever took the ring. >> if you could bring back the ring. that's all we really care about, a symbol for our love. >> reporter: after all, this she said she learned her lesson and will never leave her items unattended again. >> the couple still plans to get married next summer. if you know who the woman in that surveillance video s be sure to call police. >> thanks for joining us for abc

7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. > video show as truck s flipping down a steep hill. caltrans issuing a warning tonight. they're about to come back. a lucky break for a chinese restaurant in the east bay and the eviction it was facing just days ago. four months since neighbors raised thousands of dollars for a homeless man. we look into how some may be getting refunds. >> oh, he did it. >> watch this video from caltrans. a semitruck trying to maneuver a restricted road north of santa rosa. what happens next. watch. it flips off the road and

sidelined down the hill. that here we go. just like that out of sight. thanks for joining us. >> amazingly the driver o the truck walked away unharmed. >> it happened between hop labd and lakeport. it's an area that officials have warned them about but crashes keep happening. >> abc 7's wayne freedman went up there to see why. >> reporter: watch as his semitruck fails to make this turn on 175 east of hopland yesterday.

they cited him