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now from abc 7, live breaking news.f coord tonight. a fire in a natural gas pipeline owned by chevron. >> evacuations have just been ordered. this is video of the scene just in. >> the pipeline is running along train tracks in the bay point area. law enforcement has arrived on scene to assist, if needed, to evacuate any homes. >> fire officials have shut down rail in both directions and they're doing their best to get a handle on the situation. >> we got a pipeline that runs parallel to the train tracks that has a small fire on it right now. so we're going to work on what we've got to do to mitigate incident. >> we're told chevron representatives are on scene and

the community warning system will be activated, if needed. >> we will be sure to keep you updated on this development. stay with us. this week, we introduced you to an oakland woman who works two jobs and is still homeless. >> so many viewers responded and changed the course of her life. >> it's overwhelming to me. i just -- i'm not the person to ask for help. >> it's all part of our building a better bay area effort. our reporter has the details. >> this is my home. ng o ofer car in worngs oakland. just as hope was beginning to fade for her, something happened. it started with council member rebecca kaplan. >> it's important to ryogzehe p living on our streets. >> reporter: she watched her story and that same night, oakland city council passed a

measure allowing church parking lots to serve as safe places for people sleeping in their vehicles. >> if people are on the premises, we have to have high visibility. >> reporter: reverend shefer is now responsible for launching the program and helping jane and many others like her. >> people need it right now. winter is coming, the holidays are coming. we want to move expeditiously. >> reporter: we shared this good news once we met up with her wednesday night. but the news got better. >> i'm jane. nice to leet you. >> reporter: leeann and her husband offered to give her what she needs to get on etndt . n't ow whai was y >> repr: if that weren't enough, one more in calle and e-mailed seeinlthem offerin. >> it's unbelievable. it really is.

>> so touching. we hope you'll join the conversation. use the #betterbayarea to share your ideas about how development is making an impact where you live. together, we can make progress on building a better bay area. tonight, there are grim new details in the disappearance of washington post writer jamal khashoggi. he was last seen entering saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul more than two weeks ago and hasn't been heard from or seen since. "the post" published his latest column and he points to the ongoing abuses against journalists by governments in the middle east. his colleagues in the bay area spoke with abc 7 about the deepening mystery and she's live with the story. >> reporter: dan, jamal khashoggi has led seminars and participated in panels at

stanford university at least twice in 2017. his colleagues tell us they put their emotions aside to some extent and are now focusing on the analytical -- or on the -- i'm sorry, focused analytically on the situation i should say. this column, published wednesday by "the washington post" is the last piece of written work by jamal khashoggi. the journalist was regarded as an intellectual and advocate of political reform across the globe and here in the bay area. >> what we've been deprived of is a very keen and smart analyst and a moral voice for a political vision for gradual liberalizing reform. >> reporter: the senior fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university. >> i ohe most egregious crimes committed by any authoritarian ruler

giving in turk inofficials claimed that khashoggi was murdered by saudi operatives. an allegation the saudi government has denied. >> we're waiting for the investigation to be completed. they promised that they would achieve that. >> reporter: a turkish newspaper published pictures of 15 saudis that were in istanbul the day khashoggi went missing. several of the suspects have tied to the saudi crown prince. now, lori diamond is moderating a talk thursday by the hoover institution in washington, d.c., and among the speakers is a former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia, and khashoggi's former editor at "the washington post." >> amanda, thank you. in the south bay, a list of san jose priests accused of molesting children will be released tomorrow morning.

the san jose archdiocese says the list includes only credible accusations. this comes after a pennsylvania grand jury accused the catholic church of covering up abuse by more than 300 polices are more than a thousand victims. three construction workers are recovering after a rebar tower fell on them at a construction site. all three went to the hospital, one in critical condition. they were strapped to the structure when it collapsed and fell about 20 feet. firefighters say the rebar weighedabweigh ed about 1,000 pounds. a man in san jose is accused of luringgirl. 20-year-old es that van is accused of attacking the girl on sunday. police arrested him today in san jose. he faces four charges.nt scootee now back on san francisco's streets. but not everyone is a courtesy

rider. as you can see, they've been parked illegally, blocking sidewalks or toppled all together. kate larson is live along the embarcadero tonight. parking appears to be a challenge for a lot of riders. some people not following the rules. >> reporter: it does. the rules, all of them r a challenge, and the reason i'm talking and not ride thing scooter is because i'm on a sidewalk and that's against one of the rules. parking has been hit or miss this week. but there are consequences for the scooter companies and the riders who don't follow the rules. when scooters first landed on san francisco streets in march, the riders parked with impunity. they were thrown into trees, strewn across sidewalks and left broken in bushes. monday, allow companies to relunder wprogram.

we showed marsha of skip scooters parked incorrectly on streets wednesday morning. she says educating the riders is priority. do you know how to park the scooters? >> not really. >> reporter: but users may put the brakes on rider's ed. >> when i get there, i just leave it on the side of the street that's one of the main problems, though. >> reporter: are you willing to learn how to park them and read the rules? >> we're kind of -- i don't think i would take my time to do that. >> we do follow up on complaints. >> reporter: paul groves says the agency has been fielding complaint calls this week and says they have the authority to fine skip and scoot. >> $100 for the first offense, $200 for the seconds $500 for each additional complaint. >> reporter: so could be looking for thousands worth of fines this week. >> main thing is we want to make sure the companies are getting the information that there are complaints, and then help their

customers improve on their usage of these scooters. >> reporter: i'm also told that riders can be fined or banned from riding scooters if they continue to disobey the rules. parking scooters in san francisco can be confusing because the streets are complicated. so they are launching a hardware on some of the scooters that will go onto bike racks in the city they hope will clear up some of the confusion. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> thank you, kate. no one won tonight's powerball jackpot. now there are two lottery games worth over $1 billion combined. >> the numbers are 3, 57, 64, 68, 69, and the powerball 15. the jackpot was estimated at $345 million. but now saturday's drawing will be worth $430 million. in -- no winners in the mega

millions last night. the cash option would allow the winner to take home $513 million. the next drawing is friday at 8:00 p.m. stay here with us. an outbreak of salmonella has spread across the country. what makes this strain particularly scary. a new study confirms what most bay area drivers already know. can anything be done about our rough roads? this huge hammer stolen is still missing. what the artist behind this work thinks happened. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. fog will start off your morning commute. i'll show you the changes that will follow in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, sandhya. first, here's a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kim e live." jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. >> my husband told me, you're going to pass that to the baby.

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back to breaking news at point east of concorconcord. an entire community is under evacuation because of a fire in a natural pipeline running along train tracks in bay point. anyone in the bay point area by north broadway to the west, and willow pass road to the south should evacuate and plan to be gone calgary temple church is being used as an evacuation center. chevron representatives are on scene. we'll keep you posted on any new information we get here and online. follow us on twitter. chicken is blamed for a

salmonella outbreak in 29 states, including california. the centers for disease control says 92 people got sick after having contact with uncooked chicken. a supplier is still unknown, with the strain showing up in products, including pet food, ground and whole chicken and live chickens. adding to the concern, the particular strain of salmonella is resistant to a number of antibiotics. this comes as no surprise to many bay area drivers, we have the worst roads in the nation, according to a newlie brinkley the toll they're taking on our cars. >> reporter: a drive herenes. se suretatirch a portal wng it'sn. >> i the bay area,ughest roads .

71% of major roads in the san francisco and oakland area are in poor condition. so that's probably not news to the drivers who are on them every day. >> what sit like when you drive over them? >> when i drive over them? like i want to say like it's real bad, real bad. real, real bad. it damaged my car. >> reporter: a study estimated the bumpy roads cost drivers over $1,000 a year in repairs, and tires. >> tires are definitely damaged by the bad roads, and it causes a lot more problems as far as your rims and throwing off your alignment from the potholes. >> reporter: here they're used to dealing with pothole damage. ramone lopez says some roads make you feel like you're in a third world country. he believes potholes cause accidents. >> there's potholes everywhere. there's debris, and sometimes you just have to pay a lot of attention on where you're going

to drive-in stead of the car nhat's driving next to you. sty bmethe road conof californi to patch potholes. so you're not alone if you feel like you're driving in a demolition derby, as traffic volume increases, the potholes will likely get worse. >> hard to imagine they could get worse. >> good point. on to the weather forecast. >> that is a good thing that we're having here now. sandhya? >> yeah, sit a good thing. we're going to hang on to it. we're just a couple days away from the weekend. sun went down at 6:29. the sun is setting earlier and earlier. but it certainly was gorgeous. we had the marine layer there. it's been deepening to about 1500 feet, which is why you're seeing more fog, not just near

the coast, but in the bayshoreline area, as well. taking a look at a wider picture, we are tracking a system, this system is not going to bring us rain, but kicking up the surf, so we have swell heights building. currently, between nine and ten feet in the pacific ocean. some of the northwest swell heading in our direction, which means risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. so that's the first significant northwest swell of the season, just in case you're heading to the beach. temperatures right now in the 50s for just about everyone. as we head towards the overnight areas, 48 in nevado. the fog is going to be around at the coast and near the bay in the morning. a little warmer the next two days. and a cooler pattern on sunday. a gorgeous live picture right now from our emeryville camera as we look back towards san francisco. allow that extra time for the commute and don't forget to bundle up.

it's going to be cool. low forts to low 50s. as we take a look at your afternoon highs, low 80s. 82 in livermore. 80 in san jose. san francisco, 71. and if half moon bay, 66. santa cruz, up to 76 degrees. i want to show you two computer models. next week would get very interest. the first computer mod sell the weather solution, tuesday, october 23rd. the first system comes through northern california, may bring a few showers to the bay area. another system thursday morning. and that one looks like it's going further south. so we may just need umbrellas. if you bite this model, it doesn't look as promisinpromisi. the possibility of a few drops wednesday morning. we'll track the changes for you as we get closer, as models need to reach an agreement. you can always track live doppler 7 if the showers do

develop. accuweather seven-day forecast, fine fall weather for your thursday. a little milder, the warming trend continues on friday, with upper 60s to mid 80s. and we'll repeat that, close to that level on saturday before we cool it down on sunday. one thing's for sure, even if we don't know if there's going to be rain next week, it's going to be keecooler and noticeable. putting in a slight chance of a few drops. best chance in the north bay between tuesday and wednesday. we shall see soon enough. dan and ama? >> thanks, sandhya. tomorrow on "good morning america," a 13-year-old california boy nearly killed by a great white shark goes back to

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hammer? a $1,000 reward is being offered for a stolen 800 pound hammer sculpture. the piece was loaned to the heelsburg community center about a year ago and vanished friday night or saturday morning. artist doug uncree said he thought it was a prank. the piece is valued at $15,000. how do y is it, somebody's backyard? >> if it's in your friend's living room, turn him in we have controversy. to interfere or not to interfere, you make the call. is this a home run? is the

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good evening. we could be heading for a dream world series. red sox versus dodgers. boston and the astros met in game four of the alcs. controversy, you make the call. interference or not? h-town may want to hold it down. altuve looks what looks like a home run. the umpires rule him out on fan interference. that's the incorrect call. the hitter is out only if the fan intentionally interferes and reaches into the field of play. josh redick in the third, ties the game. astros take a 5-4 lead. but boston takes it back. jackie bradley, jr., grand slam last game. 6-5, sox. kbrel loads the basesn thesowin 8-6.

and the dodgers beat the brew crew. hoops. james harden and the rockets opening the season. he came in his grandma's robe? what th? 20 points was the heed for tlea pelicans. this is going to end up with anthony davis throwing it down with authority! 32 for a.d. rockets lose 131-112. damarcus cousins and drew tuma in san francisco. we found some extra footage of boogie schooling the youngsters. size does matter, kids. this is kind of a thing with nba players now, blocking kid's shots. you'll get nothing and like it. see what happens stuck. pass it. oh, boogie steals it away. that's what happens when you're seven feet tall. good fun.

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