breaking news. a crash involving an ac transit

bus on the bay bridge has snarled traffic. ten targets that we know of. are there more? tonight, a look at what big-name democrats in the bay area are doing in case a package shows up with their name on it. this gave people a sense of hope. >> "abc7 news" is working on building a better bay area, that means looking for solutions. the city of san jose may have found one to improve two problems. they're educated. navy vets who are employed and choose to live in this van. why they're doing this and their message to the bay area. now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news has put traffic approaching the bay bridge at a stand still. you are looking at a live picture from the toll plaza. the problem is on the incline section of the bridge. take a look at video from a

caltrans camera. a bus as well as a motorcycle collided just before 5:30 tonight. three lanes were blocked and they just reopened all but one. no one on the bus was hurt. we have not heard, however, about the person on the bicycle. sky 7 is over the scene. this is a live look. you can see traffic is somewhat moving. three of the lanes again, have reopened. this is on the right shoulder where you see that ac transit bus that is now pulled over off to the side. you can see emergency crews are there, as well. law enforcement, and you can see some of the flares on the road, as well. we'll keep you posted as the situation continues to unfold. >> look at the backup there. just a real mess. breaking news in fairfield. part of east travis boulevard is shut down while police investigate a crash where a driver who may have been kidnapping a woman was shot.

police say a woman in the car tried to flag down an officer saying the driver was assaulting her. the car drove off with the officer in pursuit. the driver crashed into several other cars just a few blocks away. officers then discovered the driver had been hit by a bullet. >> there were no shots fired by police officers. we're still trying to determine the origin of the gunshot. we believe it happened in the vehicle during the pursuit or just prior to. >> the question is, did he shoot himself? the driver was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the crash happened near dover avenue. that intersection is closed while police investigate. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the number of explosive packages sent over the last three days stands at ten. local democratic leaders are concerned about their safety in the bay area. >> within the past hour, a new york police evacuated the time warner building following reports of a suspicious package. it turned out to be a false

alarm. on wednesday, this building was evacuated for several hours after police remove affidavit suspected explosive device sent to ex-cia director john brennan in care of cnn. former vice president joe biden and actor robert de niro are the latest to receive packages. the ones addressed to them are similar to those sent to former president obama and hillary clinton. >> this is clearly an effort to terrorize people politically. that is the kind of thing we have seen before in this city, and we reject it, and we will not be intimidated by it. >> sources say each package contained a digital clock, explosive powder, a battery and wiring to channel a spark for detonation. investigators have fanned out across the country now to determine where components of the explosive devices were purchased, which could give clues about who is responsible for all of this. >> the fbi says all the packages traveled through the mail, which

means more could still be on the way. >> leeann melendez found out what actions democrat leaders are taking in the bay area. >> reporter: cameras monitor who comes in and flyers remind the staff how to identify a suspicious package. congressman mark desonya says there's a greater sense of fear. >> they have to make sure there's nothing suspicious about it, and now we're worried about things at your place of residence. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears is thinking of adding security at her home and in the office. >> i think we're all on edge. and it almost creates an environment where you don't think you can speak truth to power for fear that you're going to receive a package t police cr patrols the streets in san francisco where senator dianne feinstein lives.

a pipe bomb was sent to congresswoman maxine waters. the common denominator is all of them have been outspoken critics of president trump. today, waters said we have to keep doing what we're doing in order to make this country right. that's what i inted to do, and as the young people say, i ain't scared. >> one candidate in texas -- >> reporter: both democratic house and senate leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer continue to blame the president, saying time and time again the resident has condoned physical violence and divided americans with his words and actions. the chairman of the san francisco republican party says both sides are to blame for this vile rhetoric. >> you have maxine waters saying it was time to confront people and physically assault people. you've had even the president sort of get rough with his language sometimes and really the message should be that political violence is unacceptable. >> reporter: both sides say this shouldn't have an impact on the midterm elections.

they believe people have already made up their minds. in san francisco, leanne my len does, "abc7 news." we sent this breaking news this morning after confirming the news about the latest package. be the first to know about breaking news by downloading the "abc7 news" app. now b.a.r.t. is responding to the threat of pipe bombs by increasing security across the entire system. and "abc7 news" cameras spotted extra officers and canine units patrolling san francisco civic center station. >> b.a.r.t. overall is taking another step towards beefing up passenger safety by approving tv monitors and local apps to be installed. today, they also approved rules governing how they can use the data. eric thomas is live with the details. eric? >> reporter: of course, ama, this was all in the works before the suspicious packages were ailed out, and it was signed off

on by privacy advocates, as long as it didn't include facial recognition technology and as long as the data wasn't kept forever. for the b.a.r.t. board, it's a balancing act. security versus privacy. for the passengers we spoke with, it's not even close. what's more important to you in a b.a.r.t. station, security or privacy? >> for me, security. >> safety more than privacy. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t. board says it was trying to beef up safety and privacy -- >> the motion carries. >> reporter: by approving a package of new security measures, along with guidelines how they can be used and how long the data can be kept. >> the police department is working with b.a.r.t. i.t. department, mechanical and engine neer engineering, we're all working together. >> reporter: one of those things is a mobile app to help riders find the closest b.a.r.t.

station. b.a.r.t. also plans to add to the 4,000 cameras they already have and upgrade them to digital to deter criminals before they act, and catch those they can't stop. cameras help police catch the man with murdering neil wilson back in july. robert rayburn says that incident provided urgency to what they were doing. >> sometimes it takes a tragedy in order to focus attention. >> reporter: the plan calls for a video monitor at station gates so passengers can see what's happening on the platforms. this artist depiction shows emergency phones to be installed so that riders can talk directly to b.a.r.t. dispatchers who will be able to see them on video. all of it drafted with the help of privacy advocates. >> we like that it's not unlimited. it's buttoned up so people know where the data might go and under what circumstances. >> reporter: the guidelines also say b.a.r.t. can't trade this information or supply it to information to any third parties without a subpoena or legal

documents. although this package of surveillance measures has been approved in concept, there's been no money allocated for it yet. so putting this into practice is still a few years away. eric thomas, "abc7 news." >> thank you, eric. we are always interested to hear what you're seeing and experiencing on b.a.r.t. add the #dearbart to share photos and videos with us. >> we are,ing every dan on effort to build a better bay area, which means we're expanding our coverage of issues that affect our quality of life, no matter where you live. >> a new plan by the city of san jose caught our attention, it's paying homeless people to clean up the parks. >> it will employ more than 25 homeless people, give them jobs. they will be paid $15 an hour and will work up to five hours per day, earning $75 total. the city has identified 40 litter hot spots that they want to see cleaned up.

>> skrchris nguyen joins us liv with more information. who's paying for this, chris? >> reporter: the money was previously approved by the city council as part of an effort a total of two organizations, good will and downtown streets team, will receive $100,000 to go towards this project. and it's all part of a plan to help beautify the city. in san jose, a feeling of dispair weighs heavily on the homeless. dolfina alvarez has lived on the streets for five years. holding a job just suspect isn' option. >> i used to do all kinds of stuff. i took care of handy cap people and now i'm handicapped. >> reporter: abc news followed this pastor as he checked up on a homeless camp. >> you have catches with 40, 50

people. there are hundreds of camps like that up and down the bay area. this is the wealthiest -- one of the wealthiest pockets in the world. >> reporter: as the homeless epidemic continues to grow, the mayor unveiled a new partnership with good will and the downtown streets team. homeless individuals can now apply for a part-time job making $15 per hour to help clean up areas in the city why trash has been a problem. >> we need to change the narrative from where we blame the homeless as part of the problem to one which we're embracing opportunities to engage our homeless residents as part of the solution. >> reporter: for some, a chance to change course. this homeless man has submitted his application to join the program. >> i'm hoping for a new start. i'm going to start a family, you know, get my life right and never go back to the streets again. >> reporter: organizers say this isn't meant to be a quick fix for housing woes but a chance to build skills as they get back into the workforce. homeless advocates say while it's a step in the right

direction, they're hopeful the region will come up be bigger ideas to solve the crisis. >> we need these type of programs. jobs that pay a living wage. and we don't need just a few of them but a massive amount. >> reporter: solutions that can't come soon enough. >> i pray every day and ask god to give us the strength to make it one more day. >> reporter: the jobs are meant to be temporary, and the program itself will initially start with 25 people. we're live in san jose tonight, chris nguyen, "abc7 news." >> chris, thank you. some people are taking that cleanliness of the streets into their own hands to build a better bay area. look at this man. he has his broom, dust pan and cleaning up the gutter around the drain on broadway and taylor streets in san francisco. many communities in san francisco and oakland have an adopt the drain program. go to abc7news.com for more information. we certainly welcome your thoughts on this topic.

use the #betterbayarea on twitter, facebook, or other social media sites to join the confidence about cleaning up trash in the bay area. we love the bay area, but we know it costs a lot to live here. >> next, we'll introduce you to one couple opting out of the high cost of rent or mortgage by living in their van. i'm spencer christian. we have a couple more days of this october

this van door is the front door. a couple's home that's helping them beat the high cost of bay area living.

>> they're spending $300 a month on a van and they're living in it, and we're highlighting them as part of our addition of building a better bay area, looking at solutions to some of the big issues like high housing costs. >> dion joins us live with san francisco with their story. >> reporter: dan and ama, the couple who live in this van, take a look, used to pay $2300 a month for an apartment in los angeles. now, when they learned they were moving to san francisco for school, they didn't even bother looking at apartments and converted this van into home sweet home. >> l.a. was so glamorous. we had the arjacuzzi, the pool. >> reporter: the life they led in los angeles several years ago couldn't be further from their life today. >> this is the living room right here. bedroom. we have a week's worth of clothing. >> reporter: for a year and a

half, these navy veterans choose to live in about 60 square feet of their van. >> living in san francisco, we had to think of how are we going to pay for rent and be able to not be in debt. so this was our choice. >> reporter: tired of living paycheck to paycheck, they now gets by on about $1,000 a month combined, howering at the gym, doing homework at school, and eating tuna and rice for most meals. but this lifestyle they call van life hasn't come easy. >> we don't know where to park, the safest areas. so a couple times we had our windows busted. >> reporter: they're now driven by the same end goal, spreading the message of turning the materialistic into the minimalistic. >> living in a van, we wanted to show people that are low income housing that if you want to choose to school, that you can live in a van or there's other options to live. >> reporter: and learning to

make it work along the way. >> i would say unity, commitment, and success and and love, too. >> yeah, love helps, too. >> reporter: they make such a great couple. you can see they are doing some homework, also some editing for their business. i should also mention that even though they live in this van, they are not looking for a handout. all they want to do is spread the message that yes, this is doable and it's a sustainable way to live. i want to include that it is technically illegal to live in a vehicle in san francisco. it is enforceable between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 in the morning. in san francisco, "abc7 news." >> thank you for that. and we have a better bay area story update for you. last week, we introduced you to jane, who works two jobs and also lives in her car. her story moved a lot of you,

and jane's friend set up an online donation account to get the money needed to move into an can't. more than $3,000 has been raised, which puts her above halfway to her goal. you can find a link on abc7news.com. we'll keep you posted how much is raised and whether jane is able to stop living in her ca >> good luck, jane. we wish her so much luck. spencer christian is here to talk about the weather forecast. it feels hike fa-- like fall.e >> let's talk weather here. skies are still clear across most of the area. a little fog offshore, but not much of a push towards the coastline yet. looking at the post sun set sky. 60 here in san francisco. oakland, 65. 66 in mountain view. morgan hill, 59. here's another view of the setting sun, from the east bay hills camera. 68 degrees at santa rosa, napa

and 74 right now at livermore. here's another view from sutro tower. fog develops overnight near the coast. this late october warmth will be with us two more days and then we get cooler and breezy on sunday and monday. late night and overnight, fog coming back to the coastline by early morning. but it won't be quite so wide spread. so maybe a little bit of a show shower. tomorrow, sunny skies just about everywhere except parts of the coastline. late tomorrow into tomorrow evening, we'll see the fog surge back and push further out over the bay. overnight lows generally in the low to mid 50s. up in the north bay, chillier weather with lows in the upper 40s. mid 70s right around the bayshoreline. low to mid 80s inland. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. one more day of this late

october warmth on saturday. then it cools down rather sharply on sunday with highs only in the upper 70s. we'll see mid 70s inland on monday. and then bright, seasonal warmth comes back on tuesday. wednesday, which is halloween. almost said valentine's day. mostly ghostly next wednesday. >> thanks, spencer. progress is being made on the small screen. >> a new study

warning, california. a handful of billionaires have spent over $70 million on campaigns to undermine our public schools. and electing a former wall street banker named marshall tuck to superintendent of public instruction is all a part of the billionaires' plan to take money away from neighborhood public schools and give it to their corporate charter schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe and improving our neighborhood public schools

is always tony's top priority. finally, some good news at the closing bell. today, the dow soared over 400 points. the nasdaq added back nearly 210, and the s&p 500 gained cross to 50. stocks are still down sharply over the past three weeks. some of the big names from the tech world reported earnings. amazon had a record profit, but missed on revenue. and while it's expecting to do well during the holidays, amazon is foeshgrecasting it will not s strong as some forecast. stock in twitter soared after numbers showed the social media company had an increase in revenue and beat expectations in

ad sales. alba fetphabet missed expectati revenue and stocks tumbled. google revealed over the past two years, 48 people have been fired for sexual harassment, including 13 senior managers. "the new york times" reports andy ruben was paid $90 million to leave in 2014. he was instrumental in the development of the android software. a new study finds a record number of lbgtq characters appearing on television. the goal is 10% by the year 2020. glad has tracked the characters on tv for 23 years. the research found a record high percentage of black characters at 22%, latinos maintained last year's record high of 8%. asian american characters reached 8% this year. women make up 43% of network tv

characters. the old not many any backyard tune is taking on a different tune in the north bay. what led neighbors to file a lawsuit against an illegal cannabis farm.

we'll update you on the breaking news we brought you at the top of the broadcast. police say the driver in the fairfield crash has died and he was shot by the woman inside the car. a 10-month-old in the car was not hurt. police say the woman yelled that she was being assaulted and possibly kidnapped. the officer pursued the car and the woman was shot by the woman during that chase. he crashed into several cars at dover street. police say that intersection is expected to remain closed for several hours while police continue their investigation. another look at the bay bridge toll plaza. major backup there heading into san francisco. a bus and motorcycle collided just past the toll plaza about

an hour ago. three lanes were shut down, all lanes are now back open. support from the bay area is going to help that caravan of up to 5,000 migrants continues its long journey from central america. >> tonight, there's word defense secretary james mattis could send 800 or more troops to stop the caravan to offer logistical support. >> president trump tweeted today to those in the caravan, turn around. we are not letting people into the united states illegally. go back to your country and if you want, apply for citizenship like millions of others are doing. >> many of the migrants say they're fleeing violence and poverty and want asylum in america. >> while the political rhetoric is heating up, a local business owner wants to help them. laura anthony has the story from the east bay. >> wait till you see what happens over the next couple of weeks. you're going see a very secure

border. >> reporter: while president trump digs in on his desire to stop an immigrant caravan in its tracks, some in the bay area are reaching out with help, with the thousands of migrants moving towards mexico and the united states. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: in san francisco, in front of the mexican consulate, protesters gathered with a message they hope reaches the president and beyond. >> there's a need to help people achieve dignity and stand up to injustice and reach safety. >> reporter: in oakland, the owner of taking collections. why did you want to do this? >> i wanted to open up my space to show solidarity. it's important to me to use my

prif livilege to help people. >> reporter: artist niko gonzalez said he can relate to the struggles of those in the caravan. >> i think that this shows solidarity, just as the people in mexico are showing solidarity by feeding and clothing the people that are walking. >> reporter: the people here at beauty batanica will be open from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. to accept donations between now and november 9th, they will be here collecting and say they will deliver these items personally. if anyone wants more information, they can find that on our website, abc7news.com. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >> tonight yosemite park rangers are working to recover the bodies of a man and woman who fell from taft point. visitors spotted the bodies yesterday afternoon. taft point has an elevation of 7500 feet. it's a popular overlook offering views of yosemite valley,

yosemite falls and el captain. >> i know there's a lot of area where is there's not a lot of railing, and so people may get too close or get a little more careless with getting that picture. >> investigators are looking into what led to this fall. six people have died in yosemite this year. along the peninsula in a courtroom, a murder suspect's request for bail reduction was denied, which means he won't be back in court until august of next year. he remains in jail on $35 million bail. he and tiffany lee are both charged with the murder of keith green, her ex-boyfriend and father of her children. in april of 2016, green vanis d ed and his body was later found in a field with a bullet would through his neck. a third suspect in this case has cut a deal to testify against the other two suspects and is out of jail. lee posted a $70 million bail with cash and property to get

out of jail. >> in the north bay, a group of homeowners filed a suit to stop a commercial cannabis operation in their neighborhood. they claim it's happening on the spot in western petaluma. from person sonoma county, here's wayne freedman. >> reporter: in rural sonoma county, it's less a matter of not in my backyard as in not in my dairy cow neighborhood. neigh she's talking cannabis, where they claim new owners have begun a cannabis operation before receiving a county permit for which they've applied. >> i'm shocked. i am shocked. >> reporter: and they are angry. last week, neighbors convinced a judge to grant a temporary restraining ord ining order. they filed a suit against a tour company that has brought bus loads of people to the property. >> the issue is turning our

rural, peaceful neighborhood into an active tourism, cannabis tourism destination and commercial grow. >> to have this pop up in the neighborhood is very, very depressing. >> reporter: he says this shows commercial cannabis on the property. a farm spokesman says a tenant has a medicinal permit, and these pictures are a private birthday party. "this is a frivolous lawsuit. we'll certainly not grow cannabis illegally." this afternoon in response to the restraining order, county enforcement officers showed up and found no violations. >> so they came to check out the concerns that we received and didn't find evidence of cannabis cultivation on site. >> reporter: what used to be a black market product now finding its way as a legal one, if the neighbors will have it. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." coming up next, the mixing

of business and politics. >> a big name san francisco ceo goes national with the reasons he supports a city proposition that would make his company pay mre in taxes. a santa clara apartment a santa clara apartment complex proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11.

proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11.

we're now less than two weeks away from the november election. a just released poll is giving us a better idea how some california races are shaping up in the final hours here. it is coming from the non-profit think tank public policy institute of california. the race for governor is getting a little bit tighter. gavin newsom is ahead of john cox, 49-38%. the number of those undecided increased to 10% now. am cy analysts say newsom is a safe bet for the governor's office. >> the whole poll shows status quo and he's enjoyed this lead for the entire campaign and cox really has not been able to put a glove on him. i don't think this is going to change. >> election day is november 6th. if you're registered and would like to vote by mail, the deadline to request that ballot is tuesday, october 30th.

proposition c is one of the most contentious measures on the san francisco ballot. he makes a clear reference to tech companies saying it's absurd to believe these businesses can't afford one half of 1% to address the most important problems facing our community. proposition c would tax companies to fund services for homeless. among those against it, the head of twitter and the mayor. to learn about the issues and candidates where you live, go to abc7news.com/election and you'll find the voter guide to the people and propositions on your ballot. still to come here, are you ready for the weekend? well, you'll want to see

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. construction delays pushed back the move-in day for a south bay couple looking to close on their first home. >> when they tried to extend their lease on their apartment, the land lord refused, until they contacted michael finney. >> this delay meant the couple might have to move twice in just weeks.

first, to a temporary apartment, then to a new home. complicating matters, the wife at the time was 34 weeks pregnant. life is good for mom, and their 8-week-old, and dad. they're a lot less stressed now that shania has arrived and they moved into their brand new home. for three years, they had been living here, at these apartments in santa clara. they were scheduled to move to their new home in april. the construction delays pushed back that date several times. >> as soon as they found out this house was going to be delayed further, we went back to them, which was 29 days before our lease was to expire and asked for an extension and they denied it. >> reporter: he said he asked the apartment manager two more times for an extension, but each time it was denied because he was told his unit had been scheduled for renovation. >> the stress was so big that,

oh, my gothd we now have to mov with my pregnant belly. >> reporter: he considered living temporarily in a hotel. but the idea did not sim practical. >> we have to pack up everything from our old apartment, set up things in the new apartment. >> we didn't want to do that. >> reporter: her boss suggested she contact 7 on your side. so we contacted the bela vista apartments. the very next day, the family was informed their lease would be extended another month. shania was born after that, and the family moved into their new home three weeks later. >> just a big thank you. without this, i don't know how the whole pregnancy and the baby would have worked out. >> despite several requests, the apartment manager and us never made contact. i want to hear from you. the hotline is open monday

through friday, 10:00 pm to 2:00 p.m. and reach me also at abc7news.com. >> cute baby. ♪ >> so you never, ever leave. that's drake, with his hit song "in my feelings." he's in the bay area this week for three concerts at oracle arena. he'll be performing friday, sshgsd and monday in oakland. after the concert, the canadian rapper will head over to san francisco city hall for an after party. it's billed as a halloween and birthday party for drake who celebrated his birthday yesterday in los angeles. the performer posted pictures of this 2000 themed bash on instagram. the promoter says drake has a special connection to the bay area, as well. >> drake has just shown a lot of love to the bay, comes to a lott

of warriors games, and we're showing love back by throwing him a party. >> october 26th will be declared as drake day. >> one last time with the forecast. >> spencer? >> i like the placement of that story. drake is my opening act. now for the headline. here's a live look at radar. bright, clear skies over most of the bay area, although fog is expected to form along the coastline. and perhaps a patch or two will push out over the bay. overnight lows in the low 50s for the most part. upper forts in the north bay valleys. tomorrow, another mild and sunny day. highs to the mid to upper 60s at the coast and bay. mid 80s inland. it doesn't feel like late october usually feels. air quality is quite good and will remain that way through saturday. only moderate saturday and sunday, like the south central bay was. say that three times fast.

santa clara valley and the coast. overall, looks like good air quality. and next wednesday, valentine's -- i did it again! two times in a row i called halloween -- >> you're just so romantic you can't wait for valuen type's day. >> i love my ghosts. bright and sunny on halloween. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. a cooling on sunday and monday. but warms up again before halloween next wednesday. and temperatures will be well above average next week. >> you won't get in trouble calling halloweenentivalentine' day. >> thanks, spencer. steph curry making headlines. >> ah, steph curry, yes. reintroducing himself to the mvp voters in a very big way. can't get enough of this, as the warriors head to new york, talk of a super trade in the works

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now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> this summer, nobody was talking about steph curry and the mvp conversation for the season. it was all about lebron a yonis. curry has started this year on fire, highlighted by 51 points last. he scored 18 straight points, hitting threes from all over the court against the wizards.

finished with 51. did not even play the fourth quarter. he might have had 60, 65, 70. it was a close game. lebron had won the mvp four times, jordan did it five. could steph could number three this season? >> you think about guys that have won three, it's definitely special. something i never thought i would have the opportunity to go after. i want to give people a reason to know that's what is going on for sure. overlook them, not maliciously, but they're hooking for the next player. but you've got to wait for games like that. >> there have been rumors about k.d. perhaps leaving the warriors to sign with the knicks, which doesn't make sense, but some fans bought this big bill board near madison

square garden. can you make new york sports great again? doubtful. perhaps some other trouble looming for golden state. the rockets are going all out for a champioship. espn reporting houston is offering four, yes, four first round draft picks to the minnesota to acquire jimmy butler. if it happens, butler is a free agent after the season. rockets could be giving up a lot if he decides to leave. butler really wants out of minnesota, so this is an offer, four number ones might be too good to pass up. with all of the drama in the raiders' locker room, the news that marshawn lynch was placed on injured reserve flew under the radar, beast mode oh needs surgery on his groin. his time with the raiders probably done. doug martin expected to get the majority of the carries. there's still a lot on the line

for the players. martin wants to use this opportunity, a chance to show that he can still play. >> i'm 29, pushing 30. to show the rest of the league and everybody, all my doubters, i can still play. >> raiders play the colts on sunday. the a's have all four of their infielders nominated for gold gloves. really unusual. all of them have been nominated with the winners to be announced sunday november 4th. there's chappy. only two a's in the last 28 years have won a gold glove. chapman should be a lock with plays like this all year long. the others will have a tougher path. matt chapman, the first of many gloeld gold gloves. next year, down below their

toes, a rick berry bobblehead. barry give us the assist on the event in san francisco today. the warriors, they buried the barry bobblehead during a site tour with his son brent. >> it was cool to learn that a bobblehead is going to be underneath the freaking foundation where the free-throw line is. and my son never told me. so i'm going to have to call him and say thanks, appreciate that. >> that is funny. and whenever a warrior misses a free throw, you can just imagine the rick barry bobblehead going, you should have shot it underhand. he was an 89% free throw shooter, one year shot almost 95%. >> with that unorthodox technique. >> join us tonight at 9:00. scientists say 18 volcanos pose a very high threat, three of

them are in california. then at 11:00, it's a holiday tradition in the south bay, but a big change is coming to christmas in the park. >> all of that and more. but that is this edition of "abc7 news." look for breaking news on the "abc7 news" app. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for all of us here, thanks for joining us tonight.

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