in discovery bay, kacorn el bernard, abc 7 news. >> firefighters were able to rescue a victim from a home. they say a fire began around 4:00 this morning at two-story house near mount davidson. neighbor shared this video with abc 7 news. he used a garden hose to try and fight the blaze. the fire was contain bed two hours later. >> san francisco police are sear offing for a stab is suspect after the attack near a b.a.r.t. station. near eddie and magnin street where police blocked the area off with tape last night. can you see officers searched an 8 bay shore bus. though they won't say if the stabbing happening along the bus. >> officers are hoping the great american halloween haunt peaceful after fights broke out last night. you are looking at video showing the violence that erupted last night. some people suffered minor ijuries in the scuffles. others reported having a cell phone stolen. police did arrest some people including teenagers. officers say some people arest were suspected of being drunk in public. we do have a crew at great america and we will get you a report on abc 7 news

marcie gonzalez, abc news, las vegas. >>> and tonight's "2020" is devoted to the las vegas mass shooting. hear from the heroes to helped throughout the horrific tragedy tonight at 10:00 on abc 7 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> happening now a group of bay area radio stations teaming up to help mexico as it recovers from a 7.1 magnitude earthquake. abc 7 news was in san jose this morning where a donation drive is under way, on chavez. local radio stations are teaming with the latino community foundation to raise money for those impacted by last month's quake in mexico city and surrounding areas. >> today is live, we're getting donations here. the supermarket. but this campaign is going to last three weeks and you can go online, go to the latino community foundation website, and just donate online. >> organizers say 100% of the proceeds will go directly to local charities in areas of the greatest need. >>> we've just learned the identity of the woman killed in san francisco after she fell 300 feet from a cliff. the medical examiner has identified the victim as arezu usafi from tracy.

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> oh, my. pepto-bismol, heart medication, all these are things that were probably popular in los angeles overnight. >> yes. >> because it was an epic, epic game five of the world series. >> so good. >> houston fans are probably still making their way home out on the streets after the celebration. this was it as the game wrapped up here. it ended well after midnight houston time. >> the astros won 13-12 in ten innings. the game featured seven home runs and lasted five hours and 17 minutes. it's the second-longest world series game ever played. and they get to do it all again in game six tomorrow night. jack very astutely points out that two nfl teams didn't achieve that level of scoring. >> did one include the jets? well, who knows. but yeah, quite a celebration going straight into the early morning hours of today. let's hope it makes it to seven games. because it's been a great series. >> the dodgers could win it in game six. pretty cool. >>> now to the russia investigation poised to enter a ne

abc new reporter lana zac has the latest. >> reporter: good evening, dan. we are learning so ny new details including how many guns the shooter possessed. 47. but still there is no word as to his motive. >> las vegas is sti in shock. >> it seemssurreal. seems like a bad nightmare. i keep seeing it in my mind still and it haunts me. >> reporter: the survivors, many still in the hospital, are trying to make sense of it all. it still hasn't like fully hit me. it's kind of starting to. but not fully. >> reporter: hannah ailers, a moer of three. charlestonhartfield, an off-duty police officer. and navy veteran christoph roybal. >> and he went to combat and came back without being injured and goes to a concert and dies. >> reporter: and for the first ti we're seeing that night from the perspective of the police. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> reporter: authorities releasing body cam footage from that night and piecingogether the timeline. >> he fired o and on for somewhere between 9 and minutes. >> reporter: they are also releasing chilling new details about what was h

in santa clara, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a stinkyroblem. >> it is profusely foul. >> residents in one east bay community are furious over what's happening near their homes. we'll have the story. >>> and the future isn't now, at least for bart. why you're going to have to wait a little longer to ride these new trains. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a combination of fall and summer in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll show you why coming up. >> sandhya, thanks. a lot more to bring you here. first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live after abc news at 11. >> thank you, dan. believe it or not, we spent all day on this. if trump is upset, wait until he finds out what the rest of the country has been calling >>> the east bay tonight, some folks say a disgusting problem is making their homes unlivable. it's raw sewage, and it's coming from the east bay regional parks district. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs is on the job. >> reporter: a sickening smell permeates weekly, sometimes morris, it's raw

live at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news was at oakland airport where three flights to las vegas departed early this morning. travelers we spoke to say they are shocked and saddened by what happened but will not cancel their plans. the simmons family says they're meeting up with relatives from alaska in vegas for a family reunion. >> sure we won't go near mandalay bay for sure, but, no, they're here and they only come down, like, once a year, so, no, we're going to go see them and try to have a good time, anyway. keep the families in our prayers. >> officials say passengers flying to las vegas should check their flight status before heading to the airport. country singer jason aldean is leading the wave of celebrity condolences for the victims in las vegas. he was on stage performing at the time of the shooting. he posted this photo on instagram with the words "pray for las vegas." his emotional post reads, the night has been horrific. my thought and prayers go out to anyone involved. it hurts my heart this would happen to anyone who was coming out to enjoy what should

new generation. in san francisco abc 7 news . >>> now for the complete schedule of events for fleet week check out our dedicated page or our website abc 7news.com. >>> the other big event the blue grass festival in golden gate park and of course will have added security. >> it is the largest music festival in the bay area. over 100 performers are scheduled here throughout the weekend. given what happened in las vegas people talked to us before their sense of security. >> as far as coming to something like this, if i want to come to this i'm going to come to it. >> just the fact that someone can pull something off like that, you know, it just changes what we previously thought was possible. >>, i'm not scared. i was born here. nope. >> the organizers of the hardly strictly blue grass festival telling us the safety of the attendees is and always has been our top priority. we are working closely with the city and county of san francisco to make sure the most up-to-date protocols and procedures are in place. mayor addressed the issue at the opening of fleet week. >> these are places we really want a conce

the bay area has more 3-star restaurants, believe it or not, than new york city. abconathan bloom talked to some of the chefs being huenewly honored th year and explained why they had to wait just a little longer. >> reporter: hanging above the spot where delicious desserts are made, the michelin star is about to get humbled. he just learned california's is becoming the only mexican restaurant anywhere to get two michelin stars. ellen ford of eater s.f. has a lot of talented chefs. >> we have three more 3-star restaurants than new york city. >> he had to wait two weeks to find out if he was keeping that coveted rating. as fire tore through wine country, michelin decided to delay the choice. >> people couldn't be thinking about restaurant ratings while these fires were going on. >> reporter: not only that, but fires threatened the various farms these restaurants were coming from. now with the fires contained -- >> tourists need to know things are still going and support those restaurants. >> reporter: just a block away from his 3-star kitchen, corey lee is picking up a

in santa clara, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a stinkyroblem. >> it is profusely foul. >> residents in one east bay community are furious over what's happening near their homes. we'll have the story. >>> and the future isn't now, at least for bart. why you're going to have to wait a little longer to ride these new trains. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a combination of fall and summer in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll show you why coming up. >> sandhya, thanks. a lot more to bring you here. first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live after abc news at 11. >> thank you, dan. believe it or not, we spent all day on this. if trump is upset, wait until he finds out what the rest of the country has been calling him. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> the east bay tonight, some folks say a disgusting problem is making their homes unlivable. it's raw sewage, and it's coming

news where you live. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry biel. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> a 16-foot-wide tree that almost struck two firefighters. >> it was a very close call and it partly explains the delay in getting people back to the fire zone. >>> students in trouble in contra costa county. the accusations and the arrests of two football players. >>> that police officer hurt in san francisco is identified. the department is about to hold a news conference. >>> also, the clouds are increasing. the winds are kicking up and the rain is finally here. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> two high school students in the east bay are arrested on suspicion of sexual assault. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the teenage boys attend ignacio valley, located in concord. >> that's where alyssa harrington is sleeve with more on the disturbing allegations. alyssa? >> reporter: dan, kristen, suspects are being held at juvenile hall in martinez. the victim attends the high school which is directly across the street fr

abc news has not independently matched that reporting. news comes at a time when we're learning more about who was behind that infamous intelligence dossier, allegin ties between trump and the russians. the conservative website "the washington free beacon" said friday it originally hired the research firm fusion gps to provide research on multiple candidates but insists it did not pay for the dossier and did not have any dealings with the former british intelligence officer who ultimately produced the dossier, citing russian sources. >> it might have started with the republicans early on in the primaries. i think i would know. but let's find out who it is. i'm sure that will come out. >> reporter: do you know who those republicans are? >> i think -- i think i would have, if i were to guess, i have one name in mind. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> major league baseball may discipline a houston astros player for making a racist gesture during the world series. yuli gurriel used his hands to stretch out his darvish who

chuck seibertson, abc news.wheaton college in illinois have pleaded not guilty in an alleged hazing case. they're charged with aggravated battery and other counts. a former wheaton student said last march a group abducted him and beat him and then attempted to sought him with an unidentified object. >> this wasn't just a bunch of stupid behavior by immature football players. this crossed over the line into criminal behavior. i don't want to see their futures get ruined. i think they have to pay a price. they have to be convicted. >> a fifth student has not entered a plea. he's scheduled to be arraigned next month. >>> turning now to severe weather in the southeast, and at least six possible tornado reports in the carolinas alone. storms near charlotte ravaged the hick correspond hickory regional airport. looking at this, you can tell, whatever that was. tossing cars on top of each other, planes are a mess. at least 15 homes are damaged and power knocked out to at least 40,000 customers. meantime to the west, off

life in calistoga, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> that note so touching. thank you. >> an evacuation center for calistoga residents is open tonight in american canyon. >> abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington is live with some of the folks who fled. elis elissa? >> that's right. the high school is now a shelter. i've seen volunteers bring by wheelchair, cots, things like that. people will be spending the night inside the gymnasium. one of the reasons this is possible is more and more schools are cancelling classes because of the bad air quality. >> food and water is in there. >> evacuees arrive at american canyon high school, the latest evacuation center for people escaping the wildfires in the north bay. entire neighborhoods have been forced to get out. >> it's a nightmare. we're living a nightmare that i wish we could just wake up and it would go away. just checking on their phones, the latest updates. >> george gutierrez and family members are spending the night at the sonoma raceway campgrounds which is now open for evacuees. he calls this rv their home

life in calistoga, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> that note so touching. thank you. >> an evacuation center for calistoga residents is open tonight in american canyon. >> abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington is live with some of the folks who fled. elis elissa? >> that's right. the high school is now a shelter. i've seen volunteers bring by wheelchair, cots, things like that. people will be spending the night inside the gymnasium. one of the reasons this is possible is more and more schools are cancelling classes because of the bad air quality. >> food and water is in there. >> evacuees arrive at american canyon high school, the latest evacuation center for people escaping the wildfires in the north bay. entire neighborhoods have been forced to get out. >> it's a nightmare. we're living a nightmare that i wish we could just wake up and it would go away. just checking on their phones, the latest updates. >> george gutierrez and family members are spending the night at the sonoma raceway campgrounds which is now open for evacuees. he calls this rv their home

we'll air both the news conferences live on abc 7 news and of course watch them live on the abc 7 news app. >>> firefighters are also battling huge flames in mendocino county. redwood and potter fires burned 34,000 acres and are just 10% contained. crews are chopping down unstable trees to prevent any further wildlife or wildfire flare-ups. officials say eight people have been killed, 8,000 others displaced. the situation is changing by the day. >> i'm telling you eight fatalities, and unfortunately i'm going to tell you tomorrow once confirmation has happened, the number will go up. >> closed all week but they helped unload water for victims. >>> because of all the smoke from the fires, see behind me, here's the view from the east bay hills camera looking at a smoky, hazy unpleasant mt. diablo there. air quality officials say the smoky aer we've been having is unhealthy and unprecedented. i've lived in the bay area for over 40 years, never seen anything like this. prompted the clowe shower of schools all around the bay area. >> this is the worst i've ever seen. this is the worst air q

here's abc news reporter linsey davis. >> explosive new allegations tonight. >> harvey. >> reporter:rom the "new york times" about harvey weinstein, the studio exec known for producing blockbuster movies like pulp fiction" and "silver linings playbook." he's been lauded repeatedly by male and female oscar winners alike. >> harvey weinstein who made this had film. >> now he says he's planning to take a leave of absence to deal with the issue head on. the times described several sexual harassment including from ashley judd who told variety in 2015, i was harassed by one of our industry's most famous admired/reviled bosses. she did not name him at the time but variety describes how he kept summoning her to his room under the pretense of talking about roles in his movies and tried to get her to waf him take a shower. he reached settlements with at least eight women in response to the allegations he said i came of age in the '60s and sechbs when all the rules were different. i appreciate the way i've behaved with colleagues in the past caused a lot of pain and i insearly apologize for it.

here's abc news reporter linsey davis. >> explosive new allegations tonight. >> harvey. >> reporter:rom the "new york times" about harvey weinstein, the studio exec known for producing blockbuster movies like pulp fiction" and "silver linings playbook." he's been lauded repeatedly by male and female oscar winners alike. >> harvey weinstein who made this had film. >> now he says he's planning to take a leave of absence to deal with the issue head on. the times described several sexual harassment including from ashley judd who told variety in 2015, i was harassed by one of our industry's most famous admired/reviled bosses. she did not name him at the time but variety describes how he kept summoning her to his room under the pretense of talking about roles in his movies and tried to get her to waf him take a shower. he reached settlements with at least eight women in response to the allegations he said i came of age in the '60s and sechbs when all the rules were different. i appreciate the way i've behaved with colleagues in the past caused a lot of pain and i insearly apologize for it.

abc news reporter lana zac has the latest. >> reporter: good evening, dan. we are learning so many new details including how many guns the shooter possessed. 47. but still there is no word as to his motive. >> las vegas is still in shock. >> it seems surreal. seems like a bad nightmare. i keep seeing it in my mind still and it haunts me. >> reporter: the survivors, many still in the hospital, are trying to make sense of it all. >> it still hasn't like fully hit me. it's kind of starting to. but not fully. >> reporter: hannah ailers, a mother of three. charleston hartfield, an off-duty police officer. and navy veteran christopher roybal. >> and he went to combat and came back without being injured and goes to a concert and dies. >> reporter: and for the first time we're seeing that night from the perspective of the police. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> reporter: authorities releasing body cam footage from that night and piecing together the timeline. >> he fired off and on for somewhere between 9 and 11 minutes. >> reporter: they are also releasing chilling new de

abc 7 news is a proud sponsor. families share stories to bring light to the darkness of cancer. all money raised goes towards cancer research and treatments. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley is tonight's emcee. >>> lisa is here with the preview of the accuweather forecast. >> there's a little snow left in tahoe, you can see it right here. 23 in truckee. by wednesday, mid-70s there. we're talking a seasonable day today. tomorrow looks to be even warmer. when will the warming trend stop? i'll be back with my accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> also ahead, the warriors are on their first road trip of the season. kevin durant had his own block by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. you wof your daily routine, so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's t

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> back to the north bay wildfires, santa rosa is nearly 70 miles walnut creek, but fire victims are looking for an away for places to rent or even buy. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more now about the housing shortage after the fires. >> we've had clients come down whose homes were burnt and some who were just smoked out and scared out, they come down and want to buy right now. >> reporter: some aren't waiting for things to settle out with their insurance companies. if they have enough for a down payment, they're pursuing what little is for sale. this napa resident works into walnut creek escrow office. >> a couple that lost everything in santa rosa i know is coming here. they don't have anything. they basically just had the clothes on their back. they're coming in and putting in offers in this area. hopefully they'll get one soon and we'll be doing escrows for them. >> reporter: this is the busy entrance to a retirement community in walnut creek. people here say every day they see people with families and even dogs, scouting for housing.

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new level. they are inviting students as young as 13 to consider careers in manufacturing. abc news reporter david luis explains a worker shortage is behind this initiative called national manufacturing day. >> reporter: jay bells blue sky innovation center one of san jose's 1500 manufacturing companies. it opened its doors to students to show them how 3-d printing and robotics are ushering in a new generation of factories, shifting manufacturing from overseas back to silicon valley. >> companies like amazon have set our expectations to get things right away. and as we look at the future of manufacturing producing where your customer is, saves you time and money, and it affords really good high-paying jobs. >> reporter: but there's a shortage of workers, in part, due to baby boomers reaching retirement age and the insufficient number in the pipeline as replacements. the hope is that these students from the advantage stem program will see manufacturing as an attractive career. some jobs require a college degree while others don't. >> you have everything from the service technici

abc news confirms stephen paddock booked hotel rooms in chicago during last summer's lollapalooza festival attended by half a million people. investigators also believe he scouted site in boston. these bombshells come as we get a new look at the carnage left behind at the site of the mass shooting in las vegas. our abc sister station got this aerial footage this morning. over the grounds of the route 91 harvest festival. see the stage is damaged. fences are overturned and personal belongings were left behind. everything from purses and shoes to lawn chairs. all those water bottles and red cups dropped as people ran for their lives. we're also getting a closer look at the mandalay bay resort, what became the snipe ore's perch. see the hotel windows that police say stephen paddock broke in order to fire on the crowds below. a close-up view now through the window into the room where you can see the furniture inside and the police tape. we also have new vid joe sheo s lengths people went two to escape the gunfire. brian hopkins, country singer, released this cell phone video. he and a dozen ot

but officials are now trying to find that snake a new home. abcrter chris win has that story. >> meet rumple snakeskin. he popped up in an unexpected place. >> people may have been a little frightened. they knew enough this is a domesticated animal. it's an animal that needed help. >> a group of vta passengers got quite a surprise last month when they came face-to-face with a snake on board a bus. not what they wanted to see doctoring their morning commute. today some were shocked to hear about it. >> oh, god. okay. i would not like that. not a fan of the snake. >> the bus was traveling from san jose to palo alto when someone noticed the snake sitting on a seat. the driver was notified. he drove to the next available stop and cleared the passengers off the bus. >> this was the first time anybody has ever left a pet behind in one of our vehicles. so it was a bit of a surprise. >> the snake was picked up by palo alto animal control where it stayed for more than a week before being transferred to the peninsula humane society and spca in burlingame. >

cable 13 and right here at abc 7 news at 11:00. a santa rosa hospital shows its surveillance as the fire approaches. >>> on abc 7 news at 11:00 they lost nearly everything in the fire but feeling relief after learning a family treasure survived. that story for you. >> that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on twitter, on abc news bay area on facebook as well. >> thank from all of us. >> thank from all of us. see owe again at 9:00 and 11:00" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. mike: hey, babe. hey. what's the matter? oh, nothing. i'm just -- i'm just right on that late-afternoon fence. do i have another cup of coffee or just say "screw it" and pour my first glass of wine? tough one. well, which way do you love me more -- a little jittery and chatty or passed out and drooling by 8:30? i love you both ways.

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in concord, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> we're learning more about the san francisco police officer critically injured in a hit-and-run yesterday. officer elia lewin-tankel was patrolling on his bicycle when he was hit. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen joins us with more. >> reporter: the officer's family arrived from out of state last night. they're now asking the community to send some good energy and prayers their way. the police chief has spent much of the day here at sf general and he's doing everything he can to provide support. with family and colleagues by his side, officer elia lewin-tankel remains in the intensive care unit at san francisco general hospital after undergoing emergency surgery. the 32-year-old was working the bicycle beat when he was struck by an suv on turk street between van ness and franklin yesterday afternoon. it happened as the driver tried fleeing from police a few blocks away from city hall. sources tell abc 7 news the driver, 50-year-old marquise johnson, was booked into the county jail last night on suspicion of attempted murder, reckless driving,

last night golden state was looking for the team's first win of the season in new orleans. abchighlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everyone. after dropping their open, the warriors set off on a three-game road trip. stop number one, new orleans. draymond green did play, his knee looked fine. he left the opener after tweaking his knee. end of the first quarter, anthony davis beats the buzzer for three. pelicans up by 15 early. nothing going right for the doves. kevin durant would be without authority. set a career high with seven blocked shots. the offense comes back, knocks down the three. warriors down three at the half. third quarter, klay thompson heating up. catch and shoot, ties at 64. warriors would never trail again. take a look at klay's defense re. block on jordan crawford. icing on the cake. klay fly by, then the feed to steph curry, who had 28. and the warriors win it 128-120. >>> dusty baker thought after winning two division titles in two years he would certainly be back in washington. the nationals, who seem to think managers are irrelevant

last night golden state was looking for the team's first win of the season in new orleans. abc larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everyone. after dropping their open, the warriors set off on their road strip. stop number one, new orleans. draymond green did play, his knee looked fine. he left the opener after tweaking his knee. end of the first quarter, anthony davis beats the buzzer for three. pelicans up by 15 early. nothing going right for the doves. kevin durant would be without authority. set a career high with seven blocked shots. the offense comes back, knocks down the three. warriors down three at the half. third quarter, klay thompson heating up. catch and shoot, ties at 64. warriors would never trail again. zaza wins the bet after the block on jordan crawford. icing on the cake. klay fly by, then the feed to steph curry, who had 28. and the warriors win it 128-120. >>> dusty baker thought after winning two division titles in two years he would certainly be back in washington. the nationals, who seem to think managers are ir

maggie ruly, abc news, new york. >> that conversation continues on world news tonight with david muir at 5:30 after abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> new this morning, inside the manson family. the youngest member of that notorious cult says she was just 14 years old when she first met charles manson. i spoke to diane late this morning about her personal relationship with that convicted mass murderer. she met manson nearly 50 years ago, but only is telling her story now. she said she fell in love with him and believed he was the second coming of christ. she's now 64 years old. she wrote a book, called member of the family. lake talks about her years with manson and how she said she became so manipulated by the former cult leader. >> i took a good amount of responsibility for what happened to me. because as a 14-year-old, you think that you're an adult. and so i made these choices and got involved and got brainwashed by the grace of god i came out the other side. >> this all happened in two years when she was between 14 and 16. lake said when members of the family returned home in 1969 after but

cable 13 and right here at abc 7 news at 11:00. s surveillance as the fire approaches. >>> on abc 7 news at 11:00 they lost nearly everything in the fire but feeling relief after learning a family treasure survived. that story for you. >> that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on twitter, on abc news bay area on facebook as well. >> thank from all of us. see owe again at 9:00 and 11:00. (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. for all the things that keep you up at night, ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertis

of abc 7 news.k for breaking news on twitter, abc bay area. appreciate your time i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm christian sze. have a good night. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. hey, dad. how 'bout them broncos, huh? you think they'll be able to accumulate enough touchdowns in order to win the football tournament? mandy, why are you pretending to like football? you scalped your ticket to last year's home playoff game. yeah, and the rest of the family had to sit next to a profanity-spewing loudmouth. i didn't like the seat i was in!

reporting from las vegas, abc 7 news. >>> a casino worker told abc news that the shooter played hightakes video poker for eight straight hours the morning of the attack. an emotional thank you today involving one of the bay area victims from the las vegas shooting, michelle vo graduated from high zmool san jose. she was shot and killed at sunday's festival but not before codyson from ohio tried to save her. he befriended her moments before the shooting and stood next to her when she was shot and carried her out of venue and into a bystander's pickup truck. robertson ran back into n to help other victims but helping vo was on the top of his mind. >> with her being there by herself and her not having any information or i.d.ed in any type of wayly to find a way to, you know, to get to her. >> he shared those comments during an interview today alongside michelle's sister kathy who lives in campbell. robertson would later reach las vegas sunrise hospital to learn the 32-year-old independence high school graduate had died. >> you were there to tell us about her last moments so whenever we

life in calistoga, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> that note so touching. thank you. >> an evacuation center for calistoga residents is open tonight in american canyon. >> abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington is live with some of the folks who fled. elis elissa? >> that's right. the high school is now a shelter. i've seen volunteers bring by wheelchair, cots, things like that. people will be spending the night inside the gymnasium. one of the reasons this is possible is more and more schools are cancelling classes because of the bad air quality. >> food and water is in there. >> evacuees arrive at american canyon high school, the latest evacuation center for people escaping the wildfires in the north bay. entire neighborhoods have been forced to get out. >> it's a nightmare. we're living a nightmare that i wish we could just wake up and it would go away. just checking on their phones, the latest updates. >> george gutierrez and family members are spending the night at the sonoma raceway campgrounds which is now open for evacuees. he calls this rv their home

in san francisco lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> now this unforgettable footage caught by our abc 7 news crew is a testament really to the heroism the night the north bay wildfires started. these images were just so powerful as they evacuated those patients. they were taking the kaiser permanente medical center in santa rosa patients out of the building safely. well, it reopened today. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs is there now. katie? >> reporter: dan, the concern is keeping the doctors on staff and also recruiting future medical personnel as there is now a housing shortage on top of what was already a housing crunch before the fires. these images of the evacuation of kaiser permanente hospital stick with people. >> seeing all those people get evacuated out of here was dramatic. >> reporter: the tubbs fire filled the santa rosa hospital with smoke. now more than two weeks later after a thorough cleaning it reopened. >> they seemed very organized. it seemed like they almost hadn't been closed at all. they were on top of it and welcoming, it's a good feeling. >> reporter: more than 200

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> time now is 5:36.dfires, santa rosa is nearly 70 miles away from walnut creek. but fire victims are looking far away for places to rent or even buy. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more now about the housing shortage after the fires. >> we've had clients come down whose homes were burnt and some who were just smoked out and scared out, they come down and want to buy right now. >> reporter: some aren't waiting for things to settle out with their insurance companies. if they have enough for a down payment, they're pursuing what little is for sale. this napa resident works into walnut creek escrow office. >> a couple that lost everything in santa rosa i know is coming here. they basically just had the clothes on their back. they're coming in and putting offers in this area. hopefully they'll get one soon and we'll be doing escrows for them. >> reporter: this is the busy entrance to a retirement community in walnut creek. people are seen every day scouting for housing. realtors say their number one

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in san francisco lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> now this unforgettable footage caught by our abc 7 news crew is a testament really to the heroism the night the north bay wildfires started. these images were just so powerful as they evacuated those patients. they were taking the kaiser permanente medical center in santa rosa patients out of the building safely. well, it reopened today. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs is there now. katie? >> reporter: dan, the concern is keeping the doctors on staff and also recruiting future medical personnel as there is now a housing shortage on top of what was already a housing crunch before the fires. these images of the evacuation of kaiser permanente hospital stick with people. >> seeing all those people get evacuated out of here was dramatic. >> reporter: the tubbs fire filled the santa rosa hospital with smoke. now more than two weeks later after a thorough cleaning it reopened. >> they seemed very organized. it seemed like they almost hadn't been closed at all. they were on top of it and welcoming, it's a good feeling. >> reporter: more than 200

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> people misplace them all the time. usb memory sticks.nd on a street in london contains some top secret information about keeping world leaders safe. british police say the stick held files detailing queen elizabeth's route to heathrow airport. other files marked restricted and confidential describe security procedures at the airport for visiting world leaders. heathrow airport is reviewing its security plans now following the breach. >>> puerto rico tonight has scrapped that controversial contract with a montana company to get the power back on the island. the $300 million deal with whitefish energy and the aftermath of hurricane maria in the spotlight for days. will it slow down the recovery even further? abc news reporter victor has the story. >> reporter: tonight a shock announcement from the governor of hurricane-battered puerto rico. >> i have asked the board of the power authority to invoke the cancellation clause in the contract immediately. >> reporter: that contract with whitefish energy could soon be scrapped after revelations

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abc 7 news was on market street in san francisco's financial district a short time ago. see peek wore masks to prevent being irritated by our very smoky air. abc 7 news meteorologist is monitoring air conditions right now with mike nicco. mike, in addition to the air quality, of course, we're concerned about the winds for fire fighting. >> yeah, we'll start with air quality and get to the winds. hi, kristen, hi, everybody. here's a look from sutra tower. the air quality is getting worse by the moment. as we've got some high clouds that have settled over the area. kind of put a little bit of a lid on the atmosphere. it's a spare the air today with the north bay. there you see in orange. in the coast and central bay, see in yellow having unhealthy air for everybody. everybody else moderate right now. that could change. thanks to that northerly surface breeze and the westerly upper air breeze. once the smoke gets above 8,000 feet. there's a possibility that it could start moving to the west. all right. what we're going to deal with as we head deeper into the forecast is more

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weinstein lawyer's tells abc news they plan to sue the "new york times," saying it is full saturated with false and defamatory statements. the "new york times" says they are confident in their reporting. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> in that statement, it was, weinstein took a rather strange turn, too. he's apologizing, kind of defending himself. and then he turns and starts talking about going after the nra. >> for lisa bloom, this is odd deposition for her to be coming to his defense. this is exactly the kind of narrow where she's normally on the other side, the first attorney defending women in these cases. >> which may be why he hired her. >> it will be interesting to see how this whole thing plays out. >>> when we come back, we have another controversy to discuss. >> i bet it's titanic. >> the titanic controversy. why a scientist is picking apart the most famous scene. "the skinny's" next. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x

. >> abc news learning more about what happened to the four american special ops soldiers as they were ambushed and then killed. the new timeline and new questions ahead. >>> and tension on a flight in which a bird hit. we'll show you what happened next. >>> one of basketball's most popular and respected players, slapped with a huge fine. see how much steph curry's shelling out for quite a stunt. >>> and a series showdown. the world series kicked off tonight in l.a. the weather pretty hot. so are the teams. but if you don't know altuve from kershaw, we'll break it down for you on this tuesday, october 24th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we'll break it down. >> let's go houston! >> how quickly we have changed from let's go yankees. >> it has a nice ring to it. >> american league, american league. >> ten years ago they were national league. so it doesn't matter. i'm going los angeles. but we're going to brake eak itn a little later, including what songs were popular the last time those teams were in the world series. >>> let's move on to the new details about the deadly

we'll have later reports on our next newscast starting on abc 7 news at 4:00. continuing coverage on air, online and abc 7 news app as the story develops. >>> jimmy kimmel gets emotional. the late night host using his platform to talk about gun control in the wake of the las vegas shooting. the many es sessage for everyon watching. >>> wells fargo faces congress. what they had to say in washington as the fallout over the massive account scandal continues. >>> i'm keeping an eye on the breezes in the north bay as head >>> he's not happy at the petting zoo. i feel you, little man. >> gross. >> next "right this minute." you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> and back now you our coverage of the shooting in las vegas. this is today's cover of the "las vegas review journal." a photo of the concert venue where the shooting happened and headline that simply says "unimaginable." is making headlines this morning after using his monologue to address the shooting. kimmel

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abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live where you live this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm deon lim in for amy daetz. a claim that the oakmont residence are safe following the fire that broke out two weeks ago. >> melanie woodrow with more on this story. >> the family got in touch with me friday night to say it looks like beth but doe may not make it. the family says she is not settling into any living arrangements as oak monday has set up all its 430 residence. >> that's all we have is each other. >> 92-year-old beth is in a hospital following the evacuation from villa capris two weeks ago before the facility burned down. >> i did not in my wildest dreams foresee she'd be put through this kind of trauma this stage of her life. >> sherry says her mom has open wounds on her body, a broken tooth and hip which doctors replaced this past friday. she said because he mom is byline, have difficulty hearing and has dplen sha she han been able to tell them how she got hurt neither did anyone from the staff. she estimated oakmont charged her 10 to $11,000 a mon