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under oath. a look ahead to the former president's expected testimony tomorrow in his own fraud trial. abc's seven news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> mcnamara is a common thug as you can tell by the language used in his text messages. clapping people. smoking people. that is not language that is used by police officer was harsh criticism from attorneys for the man shot by a san jose police officer last year. >> the responding to news that the officer is no longer with the department and the racially charged text messages that ultimate plea cost him his job. thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. we're learning more about a growing controversy involving racist texts sent by the now former officer. they were sent in response to a lawsuit over the shooting of a black man last spring. tonight we're hearing from that victim and his civil rights attorneys there demanding

officer mark mcnamara face criminal charges. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> it pretty much hurts me and it scares me to know how much hate a person can have in their heart. >> 22 year old keon green reacting to newly discovered racist texts sent by a former san jose police officer who shot him last spring outside la victoria taqueria, where green says he disarmed someone involved in a fight. >> i feel like the hero of the situation that took place on march 27th. >> officer mark mcnamara shot green as he was backing out of the restaurant with a confiscated gun in a newly surfaced text dated the day after the shooting, mcnamara wrote to fellow officers in wanted to carry a gun in the wild, wild west, not on my watch. the shooting sent green to the hospital, where he faced a long recovery, forced to take a break from his football career at contra costa college. his

attorney, adante pointer, says the racist texts are the final insult. >> these were disgusting text messages, these vile text messages and some of the texts, mcnamara said. >> i'm pretty sure the district attorney would have charged me if i used excessive force. but she didn't because i didn't use excessive force. i'll shoot you to. mcnamara said of green's legal team. they should all be bowing to me and bringing me gifts. otherwise he would have lived a life of poverty and crime. in another text writing that he hates black people. mcnamara resigned from the sfpd last week after the text surfaced. lawyers are demanding mcnamara be charged with a hate crime and be decertified as a police officer. >> for you have allowed an avowed racist cop in opportunity to go and seek employment in another community just to terrorize another person on another day. >> i never thought somebody could just have that much hatred

in their heart to where they would want to kill me just because of what i look like. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says his city has a zero tolerance for racial bias. >> we are not going to tolerate races ism. we are going to continue working hard every day to build a culture of the utmost respect and professionalism within our department. >> green says he's moving forward, hoping to achieve his dream in football. >> i'm still hoping to make it to the nfl. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> fish and wildlife officers continue their search this evening for a wolf hybrid spotted twice this weekend in sonoma county. both sightings were captured on video. this is the most recent incident. the animal was seen trotting along the road along highway 12 south wright road and sebastopol early this morning yesterday. what's believed to be the same wolf, hybrid was recorded on a doorbell camera at a home a few miles away in santa rosa. >> come look at this dog.

literal literally, it looks like a wolf. >> authorities say the animal crossed paths with two people who are walking their dogs but was not aggressive towards the humans or the animals. multiple local agencies are now involved in the search. officers say if you see the animal, do not approach it. now, the latest in the israel hamas war. another israeli airstrike has hit jabalia. jabalia refugee camp in the central gaza strip. the un now says that half of the hospitals in gaza are no longer functioning. us secretary of state antony blinken met with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in a surprise visit to the west bank. the biden administration now says that it supports a humanitarian pause, but stopping short for calling a cease fire. >> i think everyone would welcome humanitarian pauses, there's no doubt about that.

there are obviously different views, including on the question of the cease fire. but there's no doubt from my conversations with all of our colleagues who are in amman yesterday, that everyone would welcome the humanitarian pause. >> israel's prime minister says there will be no cease fire unless all israeli hostages are released. happening tomorrow, jury selection begins for the federal trial of the man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband, paul, last october. surveillance video showed david depape breaking into the pelosi home and eventually striking paul in the head with a hammer. depape has been charged with federal attempted kidnaping and assault, along with a slew of charges in state court. that trial date won't be set until after the federal trial finishes . here are some of the key dates for his federal trial. jury selection begins tomorrow, november 6th. opening statements are expected thursday, november ninth. there will be no court on friday, the 10th. paul pelosi is

scheduled to testify in court on the 13th. at last check, nancy pelosi is also expected to be named as a witness. and the federal judge in this case expects the trial to last one week. all eyes will be on former president donald trump tomorrow when he takes the stand in his new york fraud trial. trump is expected to testify under oath in the case that could severely impact his real estate business empire. new york attorney general letitia james accuses the organization of falsely inflating and deflating the value of the company for better taxes and loans, as trump has continually lashed out and ridiculed the prosecutor and judge overseeing the case, calling his legal opponents racist and deranged. still ahead, help for those involved in the fight of their lives. the local agency working to make sure no one battles cancer alone. also, this is, what, 5 p.m. in the bay area will look

like for the next few months. say goodbye to daylight saving time. why? we're once again making a switch to something that no one seems to want out. >> i'm spencer christian and say hello to rainfall, which is pushing into the bay area right now. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news at

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all is set to reopen tomorrow. caltrans expects the work to be done in time for the monday morning commute. the three mile stretch of deterior rating roadway is being repaved and crews laid new concrete just last night. and once dry,

they'll clean up and paint on the stripes. they've condensed 40 nights of work into just a weekend. this construction is just one phase of a three year project of fixing roads and adding lanes. a key part to building a better bay area is highlighting the efforts to make it happen. that includes a local center that ensures no one battles cancer alone on the latinas contra cancer center in santa clara county provides crucial bilingual and bicultural support to people facing cancer, especially in the latino community. since 2003, the center has educated more than 7500 individuals about cancer, leading to hundreds of preventative screenings and many early detections. the organization has trained more than 200 community health educators throughout california, texas and florida. abc7 news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with the organization's executive director, darcy green,

about ways they're serving patients at no cost. >> cancer does affect everyone differently of course, and aside from the emotional and physical toll, it's traumatizing to lose your hair. can you tell us about your wig boutique and how it's helping people deal with that? >> we offer here a wig and prostheses boutique. it's a wonderful space. everything is at no cost to the community. the wonderful person that we have who's staffing it is a former client of our organization as well. and folks can come in here to our rig and prostheses boutique be waited on know that there is nothing we would rather do than serve them in that moment and receive mastectomy, garments, wigs and fittings in this space all at no cost, all in english and in spanish. and in a way that really honors and respects our culture and the cancer journeys that we go through. >> the latinas contra cancer has convened six national latino cancer summits, bringing together 1000 researchers, advocates and community health workers to learn more about the

free services provided, head to our website abc7 news dot com. still ahead, dwindle seeing daylight. >> how much daylight could we possibly need to save? it's 5:16 p.m. it's pitch black outside. >> he's not happy. america's love hate relationship with daylight saving time as we make the switch once again, miss spencer christian oh yes. the sun has set, clouds have increased and rain is falling. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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it's about five 15in the evening and it's already getting dark outside daylight saving time has ended for now and as usual, not everyone is happy about it. abc's will gantz explains why it's not curiously unpopular. >> both on the small screen daylight saving ing, not plural time has never saved us from anything and in real life, a recent poll finding 62% of americans want to eliminate changing our clocks entirely. tiktok are shining a light on how annoyingly dark our afternoons become when daylight saving time goes away. this time of the year, how much daylight could we possibly need to save? >> it's 5:16 p.m. it's pitch black outside. what the. >> are you serious? right now? >> daylight saving time was implemented 105 years ago as a way to save on energy consumption during world war one. but decades of clock clashing followed congress repealing it. president wilson vetoing the repeal because he

liked to golf. and at one point in may of 1965, the twin cities were keeping two totally different time. then in 1966, president johnson signed the uniform time act. the american medical association says all that changing of the clocks comes with potential risks. any change that affects your sleep cumulative over time can with it bring all the detrimental effects of sleep loss so that can include mood disorders, loss of focus, loss of judgment and even some long term issues such as changes in your blood pressure, your blood sugar. last year the us senate unanimously passed the sunshine protection act, which would make daylight saving time permanent, meaning more daylight in the evening hours all year long. but the act didn't pass in the house and never made it to president biden's desk. now that bill is still in congress, final limbo. >> that was abc's will ganss reporting. let's focus on the positive of the sleep was great. it was. darkness is upon us. spencer christian it certainly is.

>> the sun officially set at 507 this afternoon in case you want to know. yeah. and the days are getting shorter. here's a look at what's going on with the weather right now on live doppler seven. we've got some light rain pushing into the bay area a little bit earlier in the afternoon, santa rosa was reporting some very light showers. and you can see there widely scattered. a lot of this isn't even hitting the ground yet, but the moisture in the atmosphere is increasing. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over cloudy san francisco where right now it's 66 degrees, 67 across the bay in oakland mountain view, 68, 71. san jose 69. palo alto, 59 at half moon bay and then the post-sunset sky . as we look westward from emeryville, a nice view. it's 63 right now in santa rosa, mid 60s at novato and napa, 70 at fairfield, concord and livermore. and here is our view from the rooftop at abc7. looking across the embarcadero and check out the forecast headlines. cloudy overnight spotty showers and light rain. there'll be more rain tomorrow, more widespread. they'll produce slippery roadways for commuters in the morning and in the evening and we expect drier days

midweek and chilly mornings. the system that that's approaching us right now on the exclusive live abc7 storm impact scale is a level one storm. so for tonight and tomorrow there'll be periods of showers and light rain. less than a quarter of an inch of rainfall. most areas and of course slippery roadways. the overnight forecast animation looks like this. we'll see a little bit of a break in the shower activity just after midnight. but then later in the morning hours, by mid-morning, we'll see more widespread and even heavier rain moving through the north bay and then shifting southward late in the afternoon and evening. but winding down late tomorrow night and leaving rainfall totals generally under a quarter of an inch, but over a third of an inch in novato and yountville expected on we go to the sierra where light snow will fall from this storm system but i mean very light. maybe 1 to 2in of accumulation above 7000ft. overnight lows here in the bay area, mainly mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow, low 60s at the coast only mid to upper 60s everywhere else and here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. there's a slight chance of a lingering

early morning shower on tuesday but basically we're going to have a sunny day going into the afternoon hours on tuesday. sunny on wednesday and a couple of degrees milder. but then it gets partly cloudy and cooler on thursday with another chance of rain on friday. and that is a look at our week ahead. >> those clouds look spectacular, don't they? >> yeah, look almost like paintings. maybe just a cloud forecast to spencer. >> thank you so much, chris alvarez. no niner, no problem. kind of day, right? yeah. >> i mean, you still get to watch football and i think that's really fun. so that's what we're going to do coming up in sports, the niners on the bye so they get to watch football just like the rest of us. and it was a frantic finish in philly eagles cowboys decided on cancer is a journey you don't take alone.

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first place in the afc west. we'll show you how that happened in a moment. but first, provided the niners win, the division, they're going to battle the nfc east winner for home field advantage. and those two facing off in philly today. eagles and cowboys could prescott and the boys get the best of jalen hurts in the eagles cowboys led by three at the break. eagles retake the lead here hurts. devonte smith. that's a touchdown. what a play. watch him get three steps actually in philly pushed the lead to 28 to 17 and philly star bryce harper joining his off season. he improves fourth quarter dallas down 11 prescott to jalen tolbert his first career touchdown. they missed the two point conversion it's a five point game. final play of the game last chance for dallas this was wild late prescott to ceedee lamb and he's tackled uh- short

of the goal line and the eagles hang on 2823 they're an nfl best eight and one. here's how the niners move back into first place in the nfc west. pete carroll seahawks against selfie taking john harbaugh and the ravens baltimore though bullied the hawks geno smith sacked four times seattle just couldn't get anything going in this game and the ravens just under 300 yards rushing rookie keaton mitchell he had 138 and this 40 yard scamper ravens win 37 to 3 the niners are going to host the ravens on christmas day right here on abc seven. so mark your calendars for that. after the raiders fired or benched nearly everybody this week, interim head coach antonio pierce making his debut against the team he played for the giants. big hug there from owner mark davis. giants quarterback daniel jones injured his right knee. that's feared to be a torn acl. the raiders dominated this game. aidan o'connell, the rookie to trey tucker 50 yards. what a play. longest play of the year for vegas. and josh jacobs capped the drive. second score of the day, 24. nothing at that point. oh, scary sight in vegas.

pierce wins his head coaching debut, 30 to 6. the first nfl regular season game ever in germany today former niner offensive coordinator mike mcdaniel and the dolphins taking on the chiefs under a minute before the half dolphins down 14 nothing. tyreek hill gets the ball knocked loose and then mike edwards picks it up. then he gets it back to brian cook and wow, what a play that was on the defensive side. 21. nothing on that touchdown for the chiefs. third quarter, 21 to 7. another former niner, that's raheem mostert from 13 yards out he surfs into the end zone 2114. and last chance for miami down seven to oh mishandles the snap and the chiefs recover. chiefs win 2114 in the first ever a game in germany that was a good one warriors in cleveland right now iron man kevon looney playing his 200th straight regular season game 235 total if you count the playoffs second quarter it's stephen curry three splash game tied at 38 he had 14 in the first half just over three minutes to go sharing is caring and draymond up top to

gary payton the second made it a five point game or a seven point game excuse me at that point but the cavs made a late run. darius garland hoop and the foul he had 15 at the break. cavs led by 12 at recess and at last check. warriors trail 190 to halfway through the fourth so basket ball is back the warriors have been so good on the road haven't lost a game on the road. we'll have those highlights in a little bit. >> and no niners, but is this the best time that we could see a bye for the niners? >> absolutely. when you lose three games and you're kind of reeling to get a reset or recharge, eagles almost lost the niners are keeping a close eye on the eagles but nice the seahawks loss they're back in first place everything out in front of the niners and real quick as as for the raiders i would have thought they were fixed had they not been playing the new york giants. oh man. good good win for the raiders. they got kind of a reset. certainly is. >> thanks so much, chris. coming up, a tribute ahead of the and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get

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love hearing those drums bands and dancers performed and locals lined the streets of pleasanton to join in on the fun. >> they kicked off the event with a concert in front of veterans memorial hall. organizers say it's all a big thank you to those who faithfully served our country. veterans day is next saturday,

november 11th. some great images right there. and we talk about this time change, everybody. yeah, i know. my godson, he slept over 13 hours at my house last night, so he enjoyed it. i saw chris was up early today getting ready for football. >> yeah, i was up getting ready. i didn't. i wasn't ready for the time. >> yeah. okay. turning our attention over here. >> were you ready for the time change? i'm ready for it. >> yeah, but i want to get an extra hour every night now. >> i know. and then. and to go with that time change. and then the weather change. we're seeing wet weather in spots. >> yeah. things are crazy. >> thank you so much. and thank you for joining us here at 5:00. unleashes a massive attack on gaza, for the first time, abc news is with israeli soldiers on the ground inside gaza, and with tensions rising, the hate crime investigation at stanford. >> first, israel launches major air strikes hitting two more refugee camps.