moving forward finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> at about 11:00 a.m. this morning a cadaver dog was brought back to the scene. the cadaver dog made a slight notification of human remains. >> the excavation is ongoing. anchor: are really unusual situation, investigators digging for answers about a car found buried in the backyard of an african mansion. thanks for joining us. second anchor: investigators are pathetically unearthing a vehicle found buried in the backyard of a multimillion dollar gated home in atherton. anchor: sky 7 was over the scene, police have been searching the area for several hours. police and construction crews have been in and out of the area of the day. stephanie sierra digging into the history of the home. second anchor: let's begin with suzanne who gestured from authorities.

-- just heard from authorities. reporter: there are still so many questions about this case this afternoon. like why there would be bags of concrete instead of a car buried in the backyard of a home. police do not know if this is a terminal investigation or noncriminal investigation. late this afternoon they told us that the car they found was stolen, a stolen mercedes-benz reported stolen back in september of 1992. from sky 7 overhead you can see investigators scouring for clues at a possible crime scene. this investigation started after crews joint renovation work at a multimillion dollar mansion unearthed a car full of unused bags of concrete. the car was buried four to 5 feet underground and was buried since the 1990's according to the police commander.

cadaver dogs have indicated there may be human remains at the site, but no remains have been found. >> when the canines are made to react to someone -- something, and when they get that reaction they do with bigotry today. they did not do the complete reaction that this would hundred percent notified that this is what it is that we expect. they could be reacting to blood, all the bones, -- old bones, because of the time frame this vehicle has been buried, 30 years, a slight reaction would be consistent with the duration that the vehicle is been very. reporter: police say the current homeowners are cooperating with authorities in the investigation. the current homeowners have only been living there for the past couple of years. atherton is one of the wealthiest cities in the country and is home to people including the google ceo and warrior start stephen curry. please say the car was reported

stolen. they know that the owner of the car is deceased, and they know that person's identity, but they are not revealing it at this time. we do not know why that car was found buried in the backyard. police are looking into it. larry: thank you, a lot of clues to put together. here is a closer look from google -- google where this is happening. investigations focused on this home on stockbridge avenue, it sold for $15 million in 2020 and the digging is happening for the highlighted area next to the pool. kristen: let's get to stephanie sierra who has been looking into the history of that atherton home. larry: what if you found out? reporter: records show this atherton mentioned as at the owner since 1993, and out of all of them a man named johnny lu

set up. 16 years before moving to the sounds he was convicted of two counts of convicted murderer and served a three year prison sentence. he moved to this property with his family after it was built in 1990, at a show in-state in the family until 2014. investigators believe the stolen car was buried in the backyard sometime in the 1990's. around that same time lu was arrested on charges of insurance fraud and attempted grand theft in 1999. that year he was accused of hiring people to sink his $1.2 million yacht. he offered $50 million to underground cops to have the got sunk beneath the bridge. the san joaquin's das office has handled the insurance fraud case. we reached out for more details on that. lu died in 2015 and atherton pd

say that also believe the owner of the stolen car is deceased. the question that is lingering, is it just a coincidence this car was believed to be. the same year johnny lu was facing all of these other charges? we asked investigators that question but they said they are aware of it and are still investigating as a possible lead. more to come. larry: thank you, and as soon as we get more details we will pass them along. kristen: about 58 hundred pg&e customers in 13 counties could have their power shut off this weekend. the utility will possibly implement a public safety power shut off due to high winds and dry conditions. sonoma county and napa county are included. pg&e meteorologists will continue to monitor the conditions. let's get to mike nicco to get a

better idea of what is causing the need possibly this weekend. meteorologist: let's take a look at the same data, what i am seeing is a borderline wind event. we have no winter advisories out there right now except for solano county. northwest winds cost around 30 to 40 miles per hour. mild damage is possible because we are coming out of a dry summer to drive fall. there could be weak tree limbs their pop off. we are near critical fire conditions. here is the only issue we have come a fire weather watch from noon sunday until 8:00 p.m. sunday with the gusty northerly winds and extremely dry conditions. there are two time periods where our fire and expensive to hide starting at 1:00 tomorrow morning through 5:00, and sunday around 11:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon and sunday night.

it is not a classic event. larry: thank you, mike. the san jose state community is done following an accident that took the life of a freshman football player. 18-year-old kim did mccright -- camden mccright was hit and killed riding an electric schooler and he collided with the school bus. the bus had the green light at 8:00 a.m. none of the students on the bus or the driver were injured. sin is a release this incident saying camden will always be in our hearts and you will be profoundly missed. kristen: we are learning more about the man suspected of being the stockton serial killer. he used a ghost gun in three murders. he is barred from owning or buying a gun legally because he

was convicted as a drug offender. brownlee is accused of six murders overall, including one in oakland. sin is a officials release new details on how they plan to -- san jose officials released new details on how they plan to enact ordinances. those in possession of a gun must have a current homeowners, renters organ liability insurance policy by january 1. firearms owners must keep proof of insurance wherever guns are stored or transported. larry: the san francisco mayor is apologizing after getting back lash by -- after seeing the people doing drugs -- the mayor of austria's comments could be turned into an opportunity to help central american migrants. reporter: i spoke to the executive director of the nonprofit, the central american research center of northern california.

she said the mayor's comments were hurtful and there was no need to generalize. this topic is a controversial one. according to a recovery aggregate -- advocate he says the mayor's comments are based on facts. the comments were made three weeks ago during a live program event but the backlash did not happen until after a clip of his comment surfaced where she stated the drug dealers in the tenderloin are from honduras. >> there are unfortunately a lot of people who come from a particular country, they come from honduras, and a lot of the people who are dealing drugs happen to be of that ethnicity. reporter: to latino community leaders like the executive director of a nonprofit, which help central americans with resources. the mayor's comments were insensitive. >> her language echoed of racial profiling. we want to do here or talk more about solutions.

for the community that she singled out hondurans, that is her fault and we feel like that was a generalization. reporter: last night the mayor apologized for comments. >> words matter, and i know recently my words were very hurtful to a number of people in our latino community. reporter: the san francisco police department say they do not make any arrests based on race. >> we do not collect immigration status or origin status. we recorded race or ethnicity, but we do not use that as part of how we look for other people involved in the crime. reporter: to the recovery advocate the mayor's comments are not wrong. seven months ago we interviewed

for where he described various where drugs are dealt in the city. >> 95% of the drug trade is controlled by an organized cartel fueled ring of mostly young hard during -- honduran males and females. it is not racist to say that. reporter: the executive director spoke to the mayor and accepted her apology. they want to to make those comments into an opportunity for growth and invited mayor breed to visit central america. kristen: thank you. targeting student loans, michael finney as the warning today from the fbi. name your price, the new restaurant that has taken prices off the menu. how about a side of

larry: a restaurant in the east bay is taking prices off its menu into the end of the year. kristen: it is an idea or dreamed up by a rapper and entrepreneur wanting to give back to his hometown. dion lim takes us to the cafe. reporter: the excitement in the

entrepenuers voice is not just over the newly renovated cafe he find it in his hometown of vallejo but what is about to happen monday morning. >> we are allowing the public and people to come in and order the meal did what they want and pay whatever they want or what it is worth to them. people who cannot afford to get to eat for free. reporter: under his company's ethos of pay what you want for musical merchandise the same concept will go into effect at the cafe until the end of the year, a way to build and grow the community. >> vallejo as up in a place where people travel all over the world to be but it is becoming that through the infrastructure we are creating. it is a necessary thing if we want this to be a place we love. reporter: he started with the eikeri -- with the idea during the pandemic. it was a hard time for the restaurant industry according to the co-owner, but there was no hesitation in saying yes. >> the community came out,

people came up from out-of-state , san jose, everywhere. it brought the community together. reporter: this is a homecoming from manny who move the restaurant from south san francisco to service hometown. they have no worries about profits at this moment. >> everything will work out, the community will be there with us. reporter: just giving back to the place that raise them. >> we are doing the right thing and there is nothing to take advantage of. we are giving from our heart with fear intention. kristen: if you were looking for good bytes, san francisco's for restaurant week is here. the 10 day event kicks off today. 180 restaurants throughout the city are offering special minis to celebrate the diverse neighborhoods. prices range from $10 to $75.

25 china restaurants are taking part. find a full list of participating restaurants at the website. it runs through october 30. larry: san francisco opera celebrating their 100th year this season. you can tour the upper house, see musical demonstrations, participate in a variety of other activities. this is geared towards families with children, one way they are looking ahead and finding opportunities to try to be inclusive. >> what we want to be for the next 100 years, what is clear is we want to be an opera company for san francisco, by san francisco in san francisco, and that means being more equitable and accessible to all people in the bay area. larry: the sunday open houses reading goes from 9:30 in the morning until 5:30 in the

afternoon. they are looking at the next 100 years, we are looking at the rest of the weekend. mike: stay off the water or stay away from beaches at least for part of the weekend and be vigilant, because we are going to run right up to critical fire levels and wind conditions, and we are not going to get there everywhere. let's take a look at what is coming on outside right now. the clouds have been stubborn along the coast and coastal valleys, keeping around some parts of the bay. tomorrow, a blustery and cool weekend with a small chance of drizzle, maybe a scattered light shower tomorrow morning. it will be much sunday or sunday as of the winds -- sunnier sunday as the winds pushing. reas.rd, double digits comparede san francisco coast, 57 and 59.

60's and 70's and our inland neighborhoods. temperatures well below average. 57 to 69 at 6:00 dropping down to the mid-50's, so the chill begins. a little breezy especially near areas of water. some people start closing their kitchens at 9:00, maybe you want to get there sooner. with the cold front running through use the extra cloud cover and a bit of green along the coast in higher elevations. those are the areas likely to get wet. milder tomorrow also with cloud cover and the extra moisture, mid to upper 50's. the cold front will chase the clouds away, we break out with sunshine and windy conditions in the afternoon hours. mid to upper 60's around the bay and low to mid 70's inland. this is what you do not want to be on the water.

we have northwest winds in the afternoon gusting up to 30 to 40 miles per hour,hoy,e dangerous on roof -- bridges with high-profile vehicles. i want to take you up to south lake tahoe, you can see we have wintry weather there, a fire weather watch tonight from noon until tomorrow morning. if we have regulation it will be one to three inches above 8000 feet. let's take a look at santa cruz, quick look at your forecast along the coast, 45 mile per hour winds, low to mid 60's. 35 mile per hour winds sunday and temperatures to the 60's and 70's. some of our cooler days are this weekend, a little calmer, warmer monday and then the next cold front comes in on tuesday. rain looks nil, the winds do not

look fast so this will be the bigger of the two events. kristen: thanks, mike. larry: the city of oakland is delivering its roots literally. the local soccer team sweetens the mso championship playoffs. the mayor helped to raise the team's flag over the city, the oakland roots play second seed at san diego. the game is in san diego sunday night. the te theck markeis onetock is sports anchor: mhael fney days after the student loan forgiveness portal opens, there was a warning from the

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first came in a washington post report that musk could get 75% of the company's workforce and bloomberg reported a national security review over his ventures. musk's deal for twitter is expected to be finalized a week from today. kristen: it is time for consumer news. larry: michael finney is here with get another scan. reporter: the bad guys never sleep. a warning coming from the fbi's san francisco office that goes out to anyone applying for president biden's new student loan forgiveness plan, which went live just this week. the fbi is being very matter-of-fact saying scammers will solicit personal and financial information or even attempt to get payments from applicants. the special agent in charge of the san francisco office says the bureau sees this behavior

with every new government program. here is what you need to look out for. bogus solicitations like email, text, and phone or fraudulent websites. they will seek to get personal information like your name, social security number, date of birth, banking information, anything like that. the government will not charge any type of processing fee will require any type of payment to have your federal student loan forgiven. bottom line, always be suspicious, and if you have any doubts you need to contact me here at the station or consult official u.s. government websites, and finally report anything suspicious to the fbi's internet on complete center as soon as possible. if you should happen to make any payments, do not keep it to yourself. reported to your financial institution immediately to stop or reverse a transaction. please let us know about it, we will try to get your money back.

kristen: i warning for bankers as we approach the holidays, the price of butter is coming up and now there is a possible shortage. he assortment of agriculture says 22% less butter is in source this year compared to last year. the price has gone upeast in supply that could spell trouble for all of those christmas cookies. larry: dozens of couples looking for refunds, this is a nightmare, after they were ghosted by their wedding photographer. kristen: dealing with the toxic hazard in the delta. the bloom and

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31.

it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> building a better bay area, moving forward finding solutions. this is abc7news. kristen: the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol building formerly subpoenaed donald trump today. it requires trump to turn over documents by november 4 and to appear for deposition under oath next month. lawmakers say key details about what trump was doing and saying during the siege remain unknown. according to the committee the only person who can fill in the

gaps is the former president himself. longtime trump ellice you has been sentenced to four months in prison. one time presidential advisor was found guilty of two counts of contempt of congress for the judge will bend and it will not have to serve time during the appeals process. larry: election day is less than three weeks away and if you need help understanding stay propositions we have got you covered. our abc7news anchor takes a look at proposition 29. reporter: proposition 29 is about new rules for kidney dialysis clinics. the measure would require clinics to have at least one physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant with six months of relevant experience, be on site and or in some cases virtually during treatment. it would include -- and also to report infection dated to the state. it prohibits clinics from refusing to treat patients based

on the source of payment this is the third election in a row that voters have been asked is change requirements for dialysis clinics. supporters of proposition 29 says the measure will help give greater protections to dialysis patients by making sure the companies that run dialysis clinics allocate some of their millions of dollars in profits to making the clinic safer. they say will lead to less discrimination against patients. opponents say it would increase because workforce clinics to shut down altogether and was in the health care shortage. the democratic party supports proposition 29 as do icu did health care workers west and the american nurses association is against it. larry: for more information on 29 and other propositions good to abc7news.com/election.

get a break downs of the arguments for and against each measure. kristen: an update on the investigation we told you about last month, couples left in the lurch by a videography company on their wedding day say they are still waiting for refunds more than a month later. larry: i reporter with the latest. reporter: jessica akers and jesse sager north california waiting was the most amazing they've been to. the couple along with dozens of others in the company they are to film their wedding ghosted them either before or on their big day. >> i am frustrated and sad. larry: -- reporter: some couples received a cancellation text, others do not. unfortunately due to covid, inflation and economic swings it is to our deepest regret that we have had to cancel a portion of

our weddings and enter into chapter 11 bankruptcy. we have been and are currently issuing refunds. we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause are couples that we will be in touch with them. betty 40 films posted a similar message on their website, but many say refunds have been difficult to come by. >> my dispute is still open. reporter: this bride repeated the emailed the company asking for a refund and alerted them that the bank declined her dispute. she filed a jersey's attorney gl office in the illinois attorney general office where the company is based. she received a response she was scheduled for a refund that same day. she said she was stunned when she got a call from somebody who said she was jason rowe, the statement listed as the company

was he is president and manager. the remaining $799 from jason grow. rowe said he sold the company but would not say to whom. she said he did not know where he stood in the company right now. the i team spoke to them for more than 90 minutes by friday. he would not say how much money was owed to videographers or photographers, he -- turned down a request for an interview. akers and her husband want to know where money couples gave to the company ultimately went. >> at one point you had my money and everyone else's money you should be able to refund us. >> what did you do with that money? reporter: the illinois offices

they received only four complaints regarding the company, the majority of which are not illinois residents. a spokesperson for the ag's office as we are reviewing complaints as we receive them. a private facebook group with photographers and videographers and couples has grown to more than 400 members. rowe told her they are not filing -- >> if the dispute does not go through in my favor i will owe that money. i feel badly for the right you do not have their films or ures, or the photographers and videographers who did not get paid, for the brides who had a cancellation at last minute. reporter: summit been trying to locate there videographers directly in an attempt to get the raw footage from the company they say has not been delivered yet.

if you have a story for the 19 to abc7news.com/iteam or call the number on your screen. larry: how about pick a name and stick with it? the plea to cal

kristen: it is time for the 44. it is official, the 49ers have introduced a new running back christian mccaffrey. the team tweeted this video showing mccaffrey with his new jersey number number 23. the 49ers treated pigs to the call-up -- carolina panthers. this improved the 49ers's super bowl odds. rr it is a gamble because you are giving up a lot of draft capital, but i love the move to

go all in on christian mccaffrey , if he stays healthy is absolutely electrifying. loved covering him at stanford. he is coming in, it is late in the week, will you be able to learn to play book so we can play sunday against the jeeps? the 49ers have so many weapons. it would be fun to see them in red and gold. >> i just hope he can stay healthy. hopefully he will not be carrying such a heavy load like he had to be the panthers so he will not get banged up as much. it is addressing -- we started the season with one quarterback and we are still pushing all in. that says a lot about the mindset. >> can we stop talking about standford and start talking about uc berkeley? kristen: is it cal-or or uc

berkeley? two names is just bad for business. university's chancellor has commissioned a task force to settle on a single name. students, alumni, administrators reviewing how and when people use cal versus uc berkeley and which one better represents to university. christian, the floor -- kristen, the floor is yours? kristen: i want to be on that panel because i do not understand why we are talking about this? why not have both? people were not applying to uc berkeley, hiring graduates from uc berkeley. i think cal looks great on hoodies, sports, athletics, but when you apply for jobs it is uc berkeley. everybody knows both. >> is this a fight between the academics and athletics? you talk about the cal bears.

when you talk about higher education you are uc berkeley. larry: the number one public university in the country. kristen: say it again? what did you say? larry: it feels like they are looking for a solution to a problem that does not exist. kristen: netflix's series on jeffrey dahmer as prompted renewed interest on dahmer's crimes. ebay says it is but removing items from its platforms. you do not want to see somebody come to your neighborhood dress like that. >> and we do not want to glorify these people. we will glorify the fictional people, michael myers, just as terrifying if you ask me. you do not want to give him more spotlight. larry: i think we all agree.

i would not watch any of it to be quite honest. if you are looking for custom ideas, google trends has a look at what is popular right now and analyzes the most search costume ideas and which came in number one? >> which -- withc? larry: dinosaur and spider-man ran out the top five. other costumes include pirate, cowboy, 1980's, hocus-pocus and after today christian mccaffrey jerseys. what is your daughter going to wear? >> since last halloween she has been saying that she wants to be a witch, so we bought her a witch costume, and now if you ask her what she is going to be,

i am going to be elsa. no, you were not. we bought you a witch costume. >> can also be a witch? >> under the version of elsa. >> i just snap my fingers in the costume changes? she will be cute no matter what. >> larry, what are you dressed as? >> i am going to keep my mouth shut. >> that door is wide open. >> if the witch costume is available, i do not think it is going to fit. i was not huge on halloween as a kid. >> i was digging through my closet and do you remember the plastic masks with the rubber string around the back. i found one the other day when i was going through. it had to of been from the early

1980's. >> and you were wearing it now? >> oh my gosh? >> it aged well, hasn't it? better than some of us.

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spotlight on the toxic hazard in the delta. larry: mike is back with us now with the details. mike: it is an eligible -- al galt ype -- type bloom similar to the recent outbreak, but in this case applicant say there are steps that can be taken to help fight the damage. the destructive algaet sechers lc causesbut now at several envirol groups are upstream from the bay. they are focused on a toxic loom that has become almost a yearly occurrence in and around the delta. >> it produces a toxin that is acutely poisonous to people and their pets. reporter: john rosenfield is a senior scientist. the group captured images of the green bloom. while the exact causes are being

studied bay keeper and other groups have filed an emergency petition with the state water resources control board. it is asking the board to increase the seasonal flow of water into the delta from the san joaquin river to levels they say were laid out four years ago in an amended plan. a move study suggest would help patient wildlife and potentially flesh out microorganisms causing the bloom. >> if we have those operational by next february, and 40% of the remade it to the delta region of next year, it is possible it could ameliorate a bloom that will happen next summer. mike: the petition comes as state officials and the newsom administration are wrestling. groups like restore the delta are helping to conduct a pilot survey to monitor and better understand the bloom cycles and fill in the gaps in the data, but they believe the flow issue

is critical to an overall solution. >> it prevents water from being stagnant. if what is not stagnant it does not absorb heat energy, which is what drives algae blooms. reporter: baker has filed a lawsuit questioning whether the 40% flow standard is enough. in the meantime they are hoping to petition process will spark a movement toward increasing close to that level. >> those potentially could be beneficial to ameliorate this harmful bloom problem while we get a better standard that will actually protect fish and wildlife to the level of the board he said needs to occur. mike: we contacted the state water resources control board. a spokesperson says they cannot comment on the flow level request yet but could have more to say after next week as the review process moves forward. kristen: nasa is sharing an incredible new image in the wake

of its image to divert an asteroid. the hubble space telescope spotted twin tales of dust trailing behind the asteroid. twin tails were unexpected. larry: quite the mission. we were talking about halloween. if you are looking for a scare look ahead to the restaurant in our next story. kristen: or i could turn around and look at you. oh!

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larry: halloween is approaching, every return receipt pumpkins, which is, ghosts of the decorative kind. one san francisco restaurant owner reports several sightings of what might be a lost soul that is working. reporter: fall seems to have arrived in san francisco's mission district.

falling leaves remind us that the end is near. it took refuge year at a restaurant after the owner invited us in. thanks for inviting us? >> of course. reporter: all things considered, do tell. >> our employees event extra experiences. one of our employees thought he saw a person downstairs, did a double take and realized nobody was there. reporter: like a ghost? >> like a ghost. reporter: the owner and chef of the popular project told us more about these close encounters. >> there are a reports of contenders flying across the room during prep and lights going on and off. reporter: is a fact this location it was once also a restaurant named plantings in

spanish, and the chef died during a fight with a neighbor. perhaps the chef is now lurking. in any case lee thinks this is a friendly ghost. >> no one has gotten hurt so far. reporter: just in case i visited my favorite spiritual store. i have a problem. there is a spirit at a restaurant. what can i do? >> the owner introduced me to all kinds of items to help calm the spirit, including sage. e o for the sage and brought it to lee. >> thank you so much. reporter: and just like that, our job here was done. just another day of appeasing troubled souls. larry: she got sage advice for them.

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