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being shot in one person is in custody. good evening. larry: and i am larry beil. we were expecting an update coming up soon. here's what we know so far. y: san jose police -- karina: as a police it ofcers were spotted to a whe report of a faistuance. that isn ofcer was shot and the person who shot that officerbarraded themselves in a home for hours but eventually was taken into custody. larry: we have abc 7 news teen coverage with dustin dorsey at the hospital, monitoring the condition of the officer. karina: let's begin with zach fuentes, who is live at the scene where this all unfolded. he joins us now. zach? zach: hey guys. just before 8:00 is when the call came in. the scene has been active for many hours. traffic is finally moving down meridian south, heading toward

parker we are on meridian now. remember, police announced just after 15 this afternoon that a suspect was in custody, more than five hours after that initial call. it has been a shocking morning for those involved in for all those who live and work around here. moments after those flashbangs rang out in this neighborhood, officers were seen taking a man from one of the police confirming that a suspect was taken into custody. all of this after san jose police say they responded to a home for a report of a family disturbance. >> shortly after arrival, officers may contact and immediately began taking fire from the suspect. when officer was hit by gunfire and was transported to a local hospital for that injury. zach: many were close enough to be started by all the activity at the suspect was taken into custody. >> i heard a big old boom, and i thought maybe i was a little tired, because my eyes just started watering. the aroma of ammonia came over

me, and i was like wow, that i saw one of the guys rubbing his eyes, and i knew it was not just me. zach: one man lives next to the home police for responding to -- police were responding to. >> i've never seen anything remotely close to this, so i'm just astounded. zach: some were forced to stay inside their home or cap outside the police perimeter for hours. like this woman, who did not want her face showed. >> i came back to go to the store, and when i came back out, i could not get through. everything was blocked off. zach: the road closures impacting multiple large and small businesses, like this one, which were not able to accept customers for most of the day. he was going to open when police stopped him. >> "get back in your store." zach: those who live in the area are still trying to cope with the overwhelming seen. >> i'm just shocked. i'm shocked. zach: so again, police had not

released too much information yet today. we are still waiting to find out more detail as to what led to that family disturbance that got police out here, who else was in the home, and more details about the suspect, all things we are hoping to find out at that press conference happening less than half an hour from now at 5:30. right now is" -- in san zach wind gusts, abc 7 news. karina: 10 coverage -- larry: team coverage continues now. karina: dustin dorsey's life. what we know about the officer's condition. dustin: larry and karina, i can say that one of the many officers that have been in and out of the hospital here at the emergency department did tell us a short while ago that the officer is in stable condition, which is great news. we are still waiting for the official word from san jose police. just a few miles down the road from where that scene happened earlier this morning, we got

here around 10:00 a.m. we were the first on the scene, and there was a heavy police presence, san jose police and santa clara county sheriff's office, here at the emergency room. this is one of only two level one trauma center here in the south bay. this one located 1.4 for the scene where the officer was shot. around 12:30 this afternoon, police chief anthony mott and assistant chief paul joseph were seen leaving the department. less than an hour later, police were seen apprehending the suspect. a cruiser was parking the main lot after officers removed items from the suv. we do not know any details as to why. well wishes have flooded social media today including the police officers association and san jose mayor matt mahan, who offered his prayers this morning a social media, saying his thoughts are with their family during this unimaginable time.

as we said, we are still waiting for the latest on this officer that was shot this morning. we are hoping all the best for her and her family as well. for now, we will toss things back like to distribute acute dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. karina: thank you. our abc 7 news bay area app has been sitting on occasions like this one with updates about the shooting and investigation and san jose. this antedate with development, just download the abc 7 news bay area app and enable push alerts. larry: major announcement this afternoon, the struggling hospital can continue to operate. the good i'm on the hospital has been reintegrated to the medicaid program. that comes days after city officials applied for readmission into the program for california's low income residents. for mayor london breed, this is especially gratifying. she said her grandmother lived and tried -- arrived at laguna

honda. mayor breed: the change demonstrated all i needed to know about the care that she experienced at laguna honda. larry: laguna honda lost his eligibility because of health and safety violations. it was ordered to transfer patience, but that was put on hold after several people died soon after being moved. according to partners at the "sf standard 95% of laguna honda patience rely on medi-cal. save alameda for everyone filed a letter of intent in their effort to recall price. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the latest. anser: on tuesday, community activists filed a notice of intent to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. supporters are confident the recall efforts will fail. >> they are undermining our

system. i think it is an outrage. anser: she raises what da pri has been able to do, including setting up an executive leadership tool, strengthening the women's assistance program, and hiring 80 new employees, including attorneys and victims advocates, to help with a backlog of cases. >> we see this as a distraction from the work she is doing, and i don't believe it will take hold. anser: those backing the recall for d.a. price point to short-term sentencing, no enhancements, and sentences. lori most's sons blake was killed following an attended shoplifting. -- attempted shoplifting. >> she's failing to charge our case properly. she's only charging possession of a gun. she's not charging discharge. >> if the investigation is not sufficient for certain charges, then the prosecutor is ethically prohibited from bringing those charges. anser: christine is a former

chief of staff to san francisco d.a. george gascon. she does not work on the mose case but says it is important to understand how the d.a. works. >> d.a. price does not herself review everything and make a charging decision. that is being done by a career prosecutors in her office. anser: it's tough to navigate the numerous sentencing options but once remind voters that price was elected on the campaign and not adding the life sentence does not mean price is soft on crime. >> if there's nothing preventing the charges, from that office from charging murder, assault, discharge them anything they think is appropriate, where the facts could be laid out in court for a jury. anser: deberry points out crime and violence in parts of alameda county go by decades and a recall will not solve those problems. >> the suggestion that these are new problems or that one person

is responsible for them is false and it is reckless to sell that voters. anser: in the east bay, anser hassan, abc 7 news. larry: survivors of alleged sexual abuse and retaliation by staffers at the federal women's prison in dublin filed a class-action lawsuit today. that's a claims correctional officers engaged in rape, sexual abuse, for serving, and trafficking of -- forced stripping, and trafficking of incarcerated individuals. they stay up or graduated a culture of sexual violence and shielded the worst part of e-readers -- worst perpetrators. >> an end including solitary confinement, the ability to confidentially report harm, increase access to counsel and confidential third-party health care and mental health care. larry: eight named plaintiffs as well as hundreds of other

incarcerated people who say they were victims of sexual assault or harassment. we reached out to prison officials for, and on this lawsuit but have not heard back yet. as we previously reported, a total of eight officers at the prison have been charged with sexual abuse of incarcerated individuals. karina: the chp says it is making a dent in organized retail theft in califor officials announced the arrest of 51 people during a two day operation in the central valley. officers recovered more than $60,000 in goods, most of it to be sold on the black market. similar operations are being planned for other areas around california. >> investigators worked tirelessly to identify, aggregate, and submit prosecution for individuals who are victimizing our community. karina: mission ortiz said since 2019 the chp has arrested more than 1200 people and recovered some 330,000 items with nearly 31 million dollars cost. larry: coming up, we are

monitoring a wildfire that is burning out of control to the north. right now, mandatory evacuations artifact -- are in effect. karina: first, a free and fully economist shuttle begin service in the bay area. we will tell you where w

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larry: happening tomorrow, it community meeting to discuss the possible dissolution of entire police departmeninrodd mall -- broadmoor, west of daly city. district supervisor said t town's police department is at is comes after years of scandal and alleged fiscal mmagement. if the department does full, supervisor commitment says the -- kanepa for the county will

respond to calls. larry: the shuttle service the first of the state is called loop, fully economist and electric and comes at a time when there is a big debate over self-driving car's in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter suzanne phan has a closer look. suzanne: keep an eye offer this shuttle next time you are on treasure island. there's no driver behind the wheel, instead guided by eight sensors. the loop is free and fully electric. the two shuttles would take passengers to several stops. the nine month long pilot program is the community a chance to try out the shuttle. while there is no driver, there will always be an attendant on board, like operator tony. >> it see how it performs, and we will be documenting it.

also what the public reactions are. both of riders and suzanne: tim decided to check it out. >> i'm not feeling comfortable about autonomous vehicles, but we will wait and see what happens. suzanne: we caught up with him after the test right. >> very nice, very smooth, no problems. suzanne: top speed is 12 miles an hour kit if there are issues on the loop, the shuttle attendant takes over. >> comes we stop sign, takes over, and we have to get it, a utility truck which we get. it is not absolutely autonomous. suzanne: these shuttles can hold up to 10 people and are also ada accessible. >> accessible transportation for everyone in the bay area was vital. >> it was great. it was quick. in san francisco. suzanne: as the population of treasure island grows a new development so up, local leaders and residents say having

transportation in pace -- place is key. >> the shuttle will connect to our transit center and to our ferry, and we will have connections to the buses that go to the mainland and the buses that go to the east bay. it is all about connection. suzanne: on treasure island, suzanne phan, abc 7 news. larry: coming up, we are continuing to follow the latest development on maui. what we are learning about the effort to find more victims

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larry: governor josh green says it is a race against time to finally victims of the deadly wildfires because the island can soon see will rain. the number of debt is set and is expected to rise. one family was discovered inside a home. i 40's are relying on dna to it if i many of the people who died -- authorities are rely on dna to a five-minute gui

identify many of the people who died. many try to defend their homes. >> we heard a crash. we got out when wei ran out of water in the fire just took over. larry: president biden announcing he and the first lady will visit maui on if you want to help with the relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross. text "red cross" to 90999. you can also call them, 1-800-red-cross. the american red cross has deployed people to the fire zone into focusing on helping evacuees find shelter. "good morning america" tomorrow morning will be broadcasting live from hawaii for a one-hour special entitled "maui strong." "gma" start is at 11 a.m. here on abc 7, and the "maui strong"

special begins at 8:00. larry: the head fire -- karina: the head fire is an siskiyou county and has scorched nearly 3000 acres. it is one of nearly 20 fires burning in the national forest, all of been sparked by lightning. the head fire is in the area where clean math and scott riverse are some homes in the area. several vehicles including what appears to be a fire truck burned. larry: you can see the discoloration is pretty stark. let's get a check of our own weather and the possibility of thunderstorms. karina: abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is joining us. sandhya: let's talk about the red flag warning in northern california. the warning in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight. let's look at our local radar, on accuweather 7-day forecast --

on live doppler 7 night thunderstorm developed in the last half hour. there have been multiple lightning strikes. this sale seems to be stationary, but it moved to the northwest. if it holds together and starts to move committed will be in the livermore area at 6:40 this evening. watch out if you are in that vicinity. the lift that is being provided is from this area of low pressure that continues to spin off the coast, which is why we are seeing numerous thunderstorms around the state. same reason we are noticing and feeling that stickiness in the air. we are in the muggy to humid range. right, san carlos is reporting 64 degrees, which is humid for our area. as we check out those temperatures, we got into the triple digits inland. reg out -- right now, still hot. live view from our tower cameras, you'll have to worry about the heat on the golden gate bridge.

pier 39 showing sunshine from our emeryville camera, we can also see that marine later. it is pretty shower. isolated showers and thunder. cooler the next two days. we have a slight chance of showers friday. a better chance monday and tuesday. that cell will continue to progress, so watch out in the next hour or so. tomorrow morning, we will have the drizzle around. still more that humidity lingering, and another isolated possibility going into tomorrow afternoon, as you will notice primarily over the hills. your morning temperatures, drizzle on the coast, 50's to 70's tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, we are looking at a cooler day, low to mid 90's inland. mid-60's coast side. a look at why we are expecting a potential for showers early next week. we are tracking tropical storm hilary. it is expected to strengthen rapidly to a category 3

hurricane and then quickly weaken as it comes for cooler waters of the pacific. southern california expected to get soaked sunday through tuesday. this is the model that we may see showers both monday and tuesday, so stay tuned, if this materializes, we could be in for a wet start to the workweek. accuweather 7-day forecast, cooler couple of days, slight chance of a shower or two on friday. certainly windy. turns rise saturday, back down sunday, the mugginess increases as that moisture had to in our direction, and there is that potential, larry and rena, of some wet weather -- larry and karina, of some wet weather early next week. as long as we

larry: we all know winetasting in napa can get expensive, but the cost of setting an all-time high. karina: according to a 2023 wind report the cost of both wind and wine tastings have increased significantly and napa valley a decrease in visitors. among the findings, a standard tasting fee is $81.

an average cost of a bottle of napa valley wine is more than $100. since the pandemic, many reservation only policies have become permanent. larry: i am not quite settled. livermore valley and celebrating its annual blessing of the graves, a tradition found in many of the world must is one growing regions. livermore valley winemakers eight this year's vintage looks promising because of historic winter storms. >> a lot of our vineyards started watering much later than they would have normally watered their vineyards, so we had really rich soil this year, which is exciting. it has pushed our harvest later. larry: livermore winemakers are covering all of their spiritual basis. they brought in a pastor, a priest, and a rabbi for the event. sounds like it is leading up to a joke, but they did. karina: much more news ahead on

our livestream. in just a few minutes, we are expecting san jose police to hold an update on a shooting earlier today that injured an officer. we're hoping to learn more about the officer's condition and new details about what happened. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. larry: if you were watching us unconventional tv, world news tonight with david muir is coming up. karina: cs in just two minut lowering cholesterol can be hard. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. ask your doctor about twice-yearly leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio.

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come on the air. the faa on the scare in the air over houston. the flames shooting from a passenger jet. also, another flight from miami. one of the pilots dying mid-flight. also breaking news involving former president trump and georgia. what the sheriff is now saying. how this will look very different. and the stunning video from maui tonight. did this play a role in how the fires started? fi