we'll have updates as we get them here on abc 7 news and on the abc 7 news app. b.a.r.t., however, was saying that it was a pg&e issue that was causing that. >>> now developing news on the peninsula. the murder trial for a hillsborough heiress and her boyfriend has been delayed by a week. we learned that a plea deal for olivier adella has been revoked. li and bayat are being tried for the murder of keith greene, who was the father of li's two children. earlier this year adella admitted to dumping green's body. >>> new details and new video on a tragedy on the bay. you're looking at investigators onboard a boat that was involved in a deadly incident over the weekend. the 11-year-old boy went overboard from his father's boat and was then run over and killed. that father now faces manslaughter charges. wayne freedman is in san rafael with more. >> reporter: good evening. the suspect left the jail about an hour ago after posting a $1 million bail. he's a well known and respected resident of tiburon and belvedere. his family owns hotels in mexico. in a neighborhood of

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cokie was a depart of abc news' political coverage for decades, interviewing presidents, politicians,adies. cokie prote several "new york times" best sellers detailing untold and remarkable contributions of women in american history. she received countless awards and more than 30 honorary degrees. the most important things to cokie were her catholic faith, her beloved new orleans, and her family. married to her husband steve, also a journalist, for 53 years, cokie was the mother of two and grandmother of six. in 2002, cokie battled breast cancer and spoke candidly about being on television while wearing a wig. >> i felt first going on air in a wig that i felt really goofy. >> reporter: it was that honesty that humanity, that made her stand out in the world of politics. karen travers, abc news, washington. >> and as karen mentioned, cokie coanchored abc's "this week" from 1996 to 2002. >> her coanchor was abc's sam donaldson. this morning we hear his thoughts about their friendship and long-time sunday morning partnership. >> i loved her as a coanchor in addition to just liking her as

i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you so much. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan continues our coverage from moffitt field where the president departed from within the last hour. anser? >> reporter: good evening, ama. a big day for trump supporters who chanted usa as the president made his way down air force one, a truly american welcome for the man they hope is re-elected as the next american president. as air force one touched down at moffitt field, president trump took his first steps on bay area soil. this, his first trip to the bay area as president giving a fist pump to his crowd of supporters as they chanted usa. >> make america great again and hopefully again in 2020. >> reporter: a signature red make america great again hat made the trip from discovery bay. he's here to support trump's bid for 2020. >> that was terrific. only get it once in a while in california. >> reporter: president trump has been very critical of the largely democratic and blue bay area. silicon valley is green. millions in political contributions up fo

maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> several bay area cities held september 11th remembrances today. the most poignant are held by firefighters honoring fellow first responders who gave their lives that day. here's abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield. >> san francisco firefighters solemnly remember the victims of the september 11th attacks this morning. pausing for a moment of silence. and then reading aloud the names of the 343 firefighters who were killed. >> vincent f.giamona. >> the fire chief says she feels emotional when she hears those names and thinks about how firefighters are all part of one big family. >> this made it 343 times more real for us. >> they lowered the flag to half staff with dignitaries and firefighters looking on as they do every year on this day. and the chief promises it will always be this way. >> there will never be a september 11th where we in the san franciscfire department don't do something to commemorate. >> but this day can also be about service and being together. more than 1,000 volunteers gathered in san francisco to pack meals for those in need.

abc 7 news starts right now. >>> now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >>> new at 11:00, aope that some people think resembles a noose was found near an oakland elementary school. this is the second time an incident like this has happened in recent weeks. good evening, thanks for joining us. >> abc 7 news reporter joins us now from the news room with how oakland unified is now responding. >> reporter: less than three weeks ago the first rope some neighbors believe resemble a noose was found at the elementary school. since then the oakland district investigated and later reported it was an accident. a student found a rope on the ground and tossed it on the fence. now on friday another rope is found. >> it looks like someone tied a noose to a fence. >> it brings back history of imagery of slavery and violence against african-americans. >> it brings up harsh emotions from a lot of people rightfully so because a noo noo simil symbol of the ugly history we have in the america. >> it's created an uncomfortable feeling for many why the community. >> we don't have any too many issu

the winchester mystery house is getting into the halloween spirit with an all new tour. abcs journalist dustin dorsey has more on the unhinged tour. >> the house is cursed. you walk into this house, you will never come out. >> reporter: the winchester mystery house is a historic landmark in san jose. but you've never taken a tour here like this before. sarah winchester is opening the doors of her home and taking you into the horrifying world of unhinged. >> it's time. the house is coming. you must go. save yourselves. >> reporter: unhinged is like something we've ever, ever tried before. >> it is something that is a direct result of a lot of guests asking us for more of kind of a scary, immersive experience this time of year. we've been open almost a hundred years. we're so lucky that we still remain a very popular attraction. but a lot of our guests do like coming here at night, and they like to have a different type of experience. i think this time of year is the perfect time to offer it. >> i was expecting it to be a little more historical, but just spooky because it was

get the news delivered to your phone in real time. thank you for joining us. abclice department facing three new lawsuits, accusations of excessive force and racial profiling revealed today. >>> what a difference a year makes. the bay area may be entering what's considered a normal real estate market. we'll explain why. >>> and new problems for antonio brown now with the patriots. what we know about nike's nfl s. >>> the vallejo police department under fire again. three new lawsuits filed today making accusations of e and rac. good evening. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. thank you for joining us. all three of these new lawsuits involve african-americans who say they were roughed up by officers during bogus arrests. eric thomas is live in oakland where he just spoke with the attorney for the plaintiffs. >> reporter: john burris says he sued the pd many times and, in fact, has 14 active lawsuits going against them right now alleging racial profiling, unlawful arrest or, in this case and in many others, racial profiling. with those words attorney burris anno

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we got back to business. >> reporter: in orinda, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> in the east bay, a fire did significant damage to a home and the smoke was visible from interstate 880. yesterday abc 7 news was in hayward and caught the aftermath on royal avenue near a street. the fire started at around noon and you can see the burned out garage as well as a car that went up in flames. there's no word on whether anyone was hurt or what caused this fire. >>> a have breached itself on a san francisco beach. a large crowd gathered yesterday afternoon at aquatic park to look at it. the area has been taped off warning people to stay away from the animal. there's no word on exactly what's wrong with it or how long the sea lion has been there. we've reported several times this year on sea lines and seals becoming ill or malnourished. >>> taking a live look right now at san francisco international airport where it seems those delays and cancellations may be easing as the main runway is under construction. runway 28 l has been closed for a week to allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. airport

abc 7 news reporter has the story you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> i want someone to know my son for what he was besides those 15 seconds of a bad decision. >> reporter: seconds that ended his life according to the alameda county sheriff's department. he fled from deputies after failing to yield at a traffic stop at oakland international airport. he later ran through a gate that led to the tarmac. he was also seen jumping into the san francisco bay. his body was found yesterday. >> he had drug induced schizophrenia, paranoia disorder. that creates that situation. >> reporter: his mom says this was called by mental health and a drug addiction. she believes he had a mix of multiple drugs in his system. prior to sunday she says he had been sober for seven years. >> i had great recovery. he built a beautiful life for himself. and whatever triggered it, it's done. it's the end of a beautiful life, a beautiful boy. >> reporter: now prior to the incident, alameda county sheriff says he was seen driving around the airport. his mom says she missed three calls from him. she believes he was hal

abc 7 news anchor introduces us to mayor lisa gauthier. r her city and beyond. >> abc 7 news is on the lookout for real people doing great things. you're about to meet the mayor of palo alto setting an example showing it's never too late to achieve your academic goals. >> i keep thinking i know it's real but it hasn't really settled in. >> clad in cap and gown surroundedly family and friends, receiving a college degree feels like a dream to lisa gauthier. >> it has come to me. once it's in the mail, i'll look at it like, it's really real. >> reporter: it took longer than expected because this east palo alto native and mom of three didn't put herself first. >> i knew i had limited education dollars. what i had to do, decided to do was give my children the best opportunity they could have. >> despite not having her deee, community made her a strong candidate for mayor. but without that degree, she had her doubts. >> i thought to myself, i can't put myself out there without a degree. i didn't think anybody would take me seriously. >> reporter:

we got back to business. >> reporter: in orinda, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> a fire did significant damage to a home and the smoke was visible from interstate 880. yesterday abc 7 news was in hayward and caught the aftermath on royal avenue near a street. the fire started at around noon and you can see the burned out garage as well as a car that went up in flames. there's no word on what caused this fire. >>> the sea lion appears to have breached itself on a san francisco beach. a large crowd gathered yesterday afternoon at aquatic park to look at it. the area has been taped off warning people to stay away from the animalo worwhxaat'sroith h n th sn there. we've reported several times this year on sea lines and seals becoming ill or malnourished. >>> taking a live look right now at san francisco international airport where it seems those delays and cancellations may be easing as the main runway is under construction. 28 l has been closed for a week to allow crews to repair cracks in the pavement. airport officials say the second phase of the project began yesterday. they say there were 180

a juror spoke with "abc 7 news" to share his story about what he called one of the most fascinating and frustrating experiences of his life. "abc 7 news" anchor dan ashley has more. >> reporter: miller billings was one of the alternate jurors. he never expected to deliberate, but when the judge threw out three jurors he was called back to court. >> the case was very, very complex. i was very frustrated because i felt there were a couple of people on the jury that immediately had already made up their mind. >> reporter: billings says after hours of deliberation it seemed likely the jury could be >> two days before the end when the woman who said she wasn't going to allow us to let him go, we talked to her. she was very nice and reasonable. finally at the last minute she said, okay, i will join the other 11. so max harris got off. >> reporter: as for the other, the jurors had two arguments, one legal and one moral, implicating the warehouse's landlord, evening. >> reporter: ten of us felt he was guilty based on the fact that he violated the lease. they argued that because the engs collect

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it's a lot of fun. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. 's called the new neighborhood watch. tonight the bay area's biggest city is signing on to the program. but privacy advocates say not so fast. >>> protests at facebook after an employee suicide, demonstrators demand an investigation into what they call a toxic workplace. >>> a search for this guy in sclera. police say he attacked a 91-year-old man. >> uber makes changes amid being criticized overrider safety. >> bartd picks new fare gates designed to cut down on cheaters. >>> we've all seen the doorbell cameras that can catch crimes as they happen. police say the devices help bring criminals to justice. others say the issues put spying ahead of safety. all this is playing out as the san jose police department joins the move to partner up with citizen surveillance. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the agency joins a long list of others that have already signed on, but some say the program raises privacy and civil liberty concerns. >> abc 7 news reporter chris n

tonight, abc news has reached the woman at the center of this new alleged incident, and what she now says. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: the new allegation against brett kavanaugh reigniting the bitter partisan fight over his fitness for the nation's highest court and prompting calls for his impeachment. "the new york times" now reporting that max stier, kavanaugh's former yale classmate, told senators and the fbi last year that he "saw mr. kavanaugh with his pants down at a drunken dorm party," where friends pushed his genitals onto a female student. his claim never investigated by the fbi. the shocking story strikingly similar to an allegation made by another yale classmate, deborah ramirez, at the height of kavanaugh's confirmation battle. ramirez alleged kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a different party when they were both drunk, and when she shoved him away, she says she was touched without her consent. kavanaugh flatly denying that and all allegations of sexual misconduct. >> none of the witnesses in the room support that. the -- if tha

we've lost a valued member of the abc 7 news family. veteran video journalist lauren morrison died saturday. he was 71 years old. he spent 38 years at abc 7, many of them covering stories at san francisco's city hall, the haul of justice and police headquarters. he was on a first-name basis with mayors, police chiefs and community leaders in san francisco. he leaves behind a son and a daughter. he knew this area like the back of his hand. it was an honor to work with him and we will all miss him very, >>> wanted to show you the latest track of dorian and how it does decrease in intensity, but not a lot. it is so powerful that any decrease will help. you're still talking about going from a 5, a record-tieing 5 down to a 3 to possibly a 2 as it skirts the outer banks of north carolina to the 1 when it finally becomes more of a fish storm. with the counterclockwise rotation, it's going to continue to throw waves in, swells along the east coast. major beach erosion. even rivers could run backwards at times because this storm is so powerful.

abc news will be hosting this thursday's democratic debate in houston. george stephanopoulos, david muir, linsey davis, and univision's jorge ramos will be moderating beginning at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. a shout-out to rachel scott who got a big promotion last week. >>> president trump is facing another republican challenger. former south carolina governor and congressman mark sanford has entered the race. >> sanford acknowledged his bid is a long shot but he said his party has lost its way and needs to have a conversation about what it means to be a republican. sanford lost his re-election bid for congress after criticizing trump. he's the third republican to challenge the president in the 2020 gop primary. >>> the future of peace talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan is uncertain after president trump canceled a secret meeting with the taliban at camp david. the president said he called off plans to host taliban and afghan leaders following a suicide bombing in kabul that killed a u.s. soldier. democrats and some republicans have criticized

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cor in, a mitchell, abc news, new york. >>> one victim was 17-month-old anderson davis. she was hit with a bullet fragment. as you can see this go misunderstand me page set up for her has raised almost $106,000. its goal is $200,000. that family is asking for donations to help pay for medical bills. her mother said apps shrapnel in her chest, a hole in her lung and her front teeth were knocked out. >>> switching gears to developing news. hurricane dorian making its way northwest to the bahamas where it's expected to make landfall today and now it's a category 5 storm. the bahamas could be hit with more than 2 feet of rainfall in some places. officials warn those that refuse to move are putting their lives at risk. they are making the last plea to residents and tourists to seek shelter before dorian hits. >> we made it clear to category 4, there's only a window of sis answer. the police will not be coming for you in the middle of a hurricane. you will have to hunker down. >> it just became a category 5 storm a few moments ago. we'll have a live report in half an hour fron

official tells abc news there are no american casualties. we'll continue to monitor this story and bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> now to the impeachment battle in washington. house democrats are moving forward with their inquiry into president trump and that phone call that was made to ukraine. >> serena marshall has the latest. >> reporter: as the impeachment probe heats up the president's alleys doubling down. >> salem chwitch trials had mor due process. >> did they have firsthand knowledge? was there a bias? this individual has problems on both of those accounts. >> reporter: going on the offense, attacking the unknown whistle-blower's credibility even as the intelligence community's trump appointed inspector general found the reports to be credible and of urgent concern. the president arguing he deserves to meet his accuser. the whistle-blower's attorney expressing serious concerns we have regarding our client's personal safety explaining certain individuals are offering a $50,000 bounty for the whistle-blower's identity a

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now the head coach for his new team, the patriots, is responding. here's abc'ster: the patriots are standing by newly signed star wide receiver antonio brown, seen here practicing for the first time with his new team just hours after the bombshell news that he's facing a civil lawsuit alleging sexual assault. brittany taylor, a former lsu gymnast who first met brown in college and later went on to train him, alleges three separate incidents of sexual assault in 2017 and 2018. she claims he even bragged about one encounter through astonishingly profane and angry text messages. taylor claims she told her mother and even a chef who worked for brown shortly after one of the incidents and that brown texted he was going to fire her. police reports were never filed for any of the allegations. it's unclear if the nfl will take action. >> we're taking it one day at a time. just like we always do. >> reporter: the team is not commenting on whether he'll play on sunday, but brown's power agent drew rosenhaus saying his client vehemently denies the allegations and will coop

in oakland, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> you can catch monday night's raiders game on abc 7 as the silver and black face the denver broncos. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. following abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> new overnight, vallejo police arrested a man accused of kidnapping and raping a woman at gunpoint. police found tynel cole at 8:30 last night in a tool shed on holly street. he led them on a foot chase to a home there and wouldn't come out. that was about six hours after a woman called to report the incident which happened on willow street. neighbors had to shelter in place before officers arrested cole. >>> at least two people are dead and three others injured following a plane crash near las vegas. the plane went down shortly after taking off from the henderson executive airport last night. it's not clear what caused the crash, but air traffic indicated the pilot radioed two minutes after takeoff that a door had come open. a las vegas tv station is reporting the plane is registered to a flight school in southern california. >>> sfo's busiest runway is officially closed for construction.

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in alameda, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news sports brer larry beil and chris alvarez look's next for brown. >> what a bizarre 48 to 72 hours for the raiders. i mean, i think when we went to sleep the assumption was, okay, antonio brown's going to be a raider. wake up, he gets cut, and five hours later he's signed by the new england patriots. bill belichick, interesting how quickly that came about. >> i'm not sure we saw any of this happening. like you said, when i went to sleep assuming a.b. was going to be back, woke up this morning, put out a tweet knowing the answer's going to be yes. will antonio play a game for the raiders this season? five minutes from that tweet the raiders announced he was released, later we find out he's going to new england. >> how's the poll going? >> 95% say no. there's a 5% amount of people thinking he's going to go. he's going to be a patriot. >> i really feel like antonio brown played the raiders in this situation. i think he was in for a while but maybe once they fined him he basically told his agent, drew rosenhaus, get me out of here. the

a juror spoke with "abc 7 news" to share his story about what he has called one of the most fascinating and frustrating experiences of his life. "abc 7 news" anchor dan ashley has more. >> reporter: millard billings was one of the alternate jurors. he never expected to deliberate, but when the judge threw out three jurors he was called back to court. >> the case was very, very complex. i was very frustrated because i felt there were a couple of people on the jury that immediately had already made up >> reporter: billings says after hours of deliberation it seemed likely the juror could be hung for both derick almena's conviction and max harris's acquittal. >> two days before the end when the woman who was sort of saying that she wasn't going to allow us to let him go, we talked to her. she was very nice. she was very reasonable. finally, at the last minute she said, "okay, i will join the other 11," and so max harris got off. >> reporter: as for almena, the jurors had two arguments, one legal and one moral, implicating the warehouse's landlord, chor ng. >> ten of us felt he was guilty b

jonathan karl, abc news, new york. >> and we've got a copy here of that -- the transcript of the phoneu, it's five pages of a 30-minute phone call. so it's more of a summary of that phone call that is now the focus of this official impeachment inquiry. >> right. and a lot of people are pointing out the time stamp saying 9:03 to 9:33 a.m. is 30 minutes and people are questioning the length of the transcript and whether it is a transcript. and it does say on here this is not a verbatim transcript of a discussion, it's just a summary. there are still some details that critics and democrats believe are being left out there. >> lots of focus on that. an adviser to president zelensky tells abc news the ukrainians clearly understood that president trump would agree to the phone call only if the biden case was discussed. >> republican senators mitt romney and ben sasse called the phone call troubling, but most republicans are siding with the president, dismissing the conversation as a nothing call. abc's terry moran takes a look at his base. >> reporter: if the democrats in congress who have b

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good night. >>> new at 6:00, the abc 7 news eye team with exclusive new information that lays out of teens accused of killing an italian police officer. >>> the main recycling facility. they're helping to keep the place running. >>> now, news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> it's going down. it's going down. raiders, baby! >> raiders, baby. raider nation starts a new season in oakland for the last time, or is it? good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm dion lim. it might be the final home opener in oakland. the decision was made to move the team to las vegas. >> but if the new stadium is not built, they could stick around for one more season. in the case, this is the last time we see them start a season in oakland, we have coverage for you. >> anchor spencer christian is covering kickoff conditions. we have abc 7 sports reporter, chris alvarez with an out look of the season and we're joined with the emotions of raider nation. laura? >> hi, dion. i know dan mentioned there's a chance this might not be their last season in oakland. i can tell you the fol

in loss gat gatos, amanda del castillo, "abc 7 news." >>> night one is in the books for the new music venue. ♪ >> killing it. thousands of metallica fans packed chase center for the inaugural event. "abc 7 news" reporter luz pena spoke with concert goers and has their reaction to the state-of-the-art facility. ♪ >> reporter: this is what the grand opening of the chase center sounds like, a fusion of metallica along with our very own san francisco symphony. first time it happened was 20 years ago. >> it is finally happening and we're first through the door. >> reporter: what do you want to tell curry and the warriors tonight? right now i will tell them one thing. i just took a shower back there, which is probably more information than you need, but the hot water wasn't working yet. >> reporter: he also dished on exclusive news, their film is coming out soon along with -- >> we are recording it. it will end up in movie theaters on october 9th, and there will most likely be an album. don't tell, shh. >> reporter: what are we going to name the album? >> we haven't got that far yet, but it

trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> and industry groups say illegal vaping products are to blame. meanwhile, juul has now stopped most of its advertising. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> good morning. tropical storm karen moved north of puerto rico but it will make a westward jog into early next week even though it will weaken since it will move west toward the bahamas. something we will watch very closely. hurricane lorenzo is strengthening possibly to a category 3 significant hurricane but since it is keeping across open waters, not going to impact any land. a flash flooding threat across the desert southwest remains intact through this evening and an additional one to two inches of local rainfall possible. i'm accuweather meteorologist lauren rainson. >>> coming up, the plane that had to be diverted because someone got stuck in the bathroom. >>> also, the new lawsuit targeting a major dating site. the allegations about fake profiles. >>> later the mystery >>> we're back with who got stuck inside the bathroom of a united irlines plane. the

>>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, kamala harris is wrapping up her campaign for president.the bay area. >>> and cannabis to treat autism. why scientists think it might work. >>> in the east bay people cheered on colorful 40 foot dragon boats as they race to the drums. as northern california international dragon boat festival. also cultural performances, food, and crafts flt organizers say more than 120 teams will cross the globe took part. looks like fun. >>> and with that, that's all we have for abc 7 news at 5:00. i'm dion lim. i'll see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the whistle-blower in the trump complaint ready to testify. as the impeachment battle heats up, the president's allies rush to his defense as he lashes out on twitter. >>> also breaking, inmates on the loose. and now the manhunt intensifying. four ohio inmates overpowering two female guards. police say they're all extremely dangerous. >>> the midair scare. passengers watching through the window as an engine panel flaps in the wind. the pilots turning back. >>> the showdown in the streets. as clashe

in alameda, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> what'sow that we go to abc 7s director larry beil. >> i thinkthe assumption was, okay, antonio brown is going to b a raider, he gets cut and five hours later signed by the new england patriots. bill belichick, interesting how quickly that came about. >> i'm not sure we saw any of this happening. i really feel like antonio brown played the raiders in this situation. i think he was in for while but maybe once they fined him he basically told his agent, get me out of here. then it was a replay of the pittsburgh steelers situation, okay, how can i crazy my way out of this, i'll record the coach when he calls me to see if i want to play for the team and just do enough that it just becomes, we got to get rid of this guy. >> social media overload. he played the cards perfectly. that's the way he was going to do it. he played himself out of oakland and into a situation with the defending super bowl champions. possibly his best years ahead especially with a guy like tom brady. >> let's give the patriots and tom brady another all world weapon because they

>>> news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> good morning. it's sunday, september 29th. i'm liz kruetz in for kusami aaron. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. we're starting out for a clear start for most of you. a little fog out there, chilly, temperatures down to the low 40s and still looking at the cool air headlining our weather today into tomorrow and a portion of tuesday. as we look at current numbers, check it out. plen plenty 40s and you see 49 in napa, 50 in oakland. the skies are clear, the winds have backed off and we are anywhere from a degree to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. it continues. the cool down today, the winds have eased up and we'll start out with a clear sky, 40s and 50s, not going to see many 70s today, in the 60s throughout the morning and afternoon hours. maybe about 70 in sympatan jose today. >> stay on top of the weather with the abc 7 news app. it is free to download in the app store. enable the push notifications. >>> now developing news, san mateo police are investigating a shooting that involves officers

when asked for the names of others who may be able to corroborate what happened, the woman told abc newsuote all i have to say is ask brett. >>> the united auto workers and general motors are in nonstop talks but a source says they are nowhere near reaching a deal for a new contract. nearly 50,000 uaw members were on the picket lines at gm facilities in nine states. a main sticking point seems to be the union's demand that gm bring some jobs that were moved to mexico back to the united states. officials say talks are going nonstop until a deal is reached. >>> we're following several new developments in the vaping crisis. the cdc emergency operations center is coordinating the investigation into hundreds of severe lung illness cases. the agency director says finding the cause of the outbreak is a priority. california's governor is taking action directing the state to spend millions on a public awareness campaign about the dangers of vaping. juul, the biggest maker of e-cigarettes, agrees there's a need to crack down on bogus products. meanwhile a central california resident died with rela

. >>> abc news exclusive, the hollywood stuntwoman who lost her arm after a horrifying accident on set speaks out. >> and the next thing i remember i woke up three weeks later. >> what she's demanding as she sues the movie's producers. ♪ i guess you're just what i needed ♪ ♪ just what i needed ♪ i needed someone to feed >>> celebrating ric ocasek, lead singer of the cars, how he's being remembered and what authorities are saying about his death. >>> plus, from the eye-opening marijuana bust to the search for the stolen toilet to the grandmother who is taking on speeders with her hair dryer, ending stories to kick off your monday mornin >>> good morning, everyone. it's great to haveanai norman one analyst says the situation in the persian gulf is now the most dangerous in 20 years. >> it comes as the white house blames iran for a massive drone strike this weekend on two oil facilities in saudi arabia. president trump responding saying the u.s. is, quote, locked and loaded. >> meanwhile, oil prices are surging and the president is taking action to protect consumers. abc's trevor ault beg

maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> this should be interesting discussion.d to have with us dr. ja with sutter health. doctor, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> what is the deal with vaping? it has just exploded so rapidly particularly among teenagers? why? >> well, a lot of that has to do with the marketing practices of the manufacturers. now you have one out of five high school students smoking or vaping. >> one out of five? >> yeah. and that is more than a double from the year earlier. so this is skyrocketing. >> what is vaping? i know what smoke is like. cigarette or cigar smoke. what is the vaping process? what is it. >> sure. in an i -- in an e-cigarette there is a cartridge that contains dissolved nicotine and some flavors and then a base which is made of chemicals, propylene or vegetable glifterrine that don't sound great to inhale into your lungs. so when the vapor or user inhales or presses a button on the cigarette then the battery activates a heating element which vaporizes the liquid and that vapor is in hailed. >> simulating

>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning, everyone it's saturday september 28th.let's t wintering. >> hey, jobina we have coastal clouds. here is live doppler 7 you may notice the chill in the air. temperatures through the upper 40s in the north bay. a cold start out there. we are 48 in santa rosa and noft an mid-50s in hayward. we are watching winds. this morpg anywhere from 7 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. the cooling trend continues compliments of blustery northwestly winds you can see the gusts to 36 miles an hour mount diablo. a live look outside from the exploratorium camera you notice we say are stay in the 60s through noontime. the winds really get going. we'll talk how can the winds last and how long the cooling trend will be with us when i see you next. jobina. >> thank you, lisa. >> developing news out of the east bay richmond police are looking for a suspect or suspects involved in a triple shooting, happening near de anza high school on valley view road north of san pablo dam r

reporting live in mountain view, abc news. >>> much appreciated. thanks. >>> delivering news the person of interest involved in san jose state campus has turned himself in. police say he is the shooter. take a look, 21-year-old san jose joseph voluntarily met with detectives. he was bucked this morning. police say he shot at the mlb library. student narrowly being missed by the gunfire. a, paing garage next door was also hit. on friday, police distributed a person of interest. he faces attempted murder and discharging a weapons charges. >>> new developments with the antonio brown saga. enbattled wide receiver apparently has retired from football. but not quietly. this was the first in a series of tweets sent out this morning from what he wrote it sounds like brown will be filing a grievance to get paid from the raiders and patriots but he wasn't done. he called out former roethlisberger over a sexual assault accusation. brown later deleted that tweet. and also robert craft referenced craft's ongoing case in flar. >> park ranger is recovering after a

abc 7 news was in albany yesterday.lton needs a bone marrow transplant to survive had the no one in his family is a match so his school hosted the event in hopes of finding one. >> it's important to be on the bone marrow registry. actually we got on there in 1996. >> african-americans, statistically, don't support drives like this so he came out to support someone else. >> we put a link on our website if you would like to help. >>> happening today, break out the sunscreen and a good pair of walking shoes. an annual celebration is giving people a reason to get outside today. the city's department of parks will close miles of city streets to traffic. instead, you can walk, bike, skate, and play through some of san jose's iconic neighborhoods. >>> this is an odd one. dating app tinder is set to debut its first original entertainment content called swipe night. the six episode series will take people through moral they hope the shared experience will help members connect. swipe night, obviously a play on "swipe right," morn

in santa rosa wayne freed nld, abc 7 news. >>> we will see what happens. y on the peninsula you are invited to a sneak peek to the stanford hospital it opens this fall. tours are free but register in advance. abc 7 news took a tour. of the hospital featuring 28 state of the art operating rooms allow rotating teams of doctors to treat a patient without having to move them. the center is adding 350 new beds. scheduled to open next month. >>> and what looks like an ordinary field in the coastal town of pass p.o. robles turns into something magical when the sun goes down. this is the field of light at sensoria the largest light art installation in the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> everybody seems to be into the -- the quietness of it and the spiritualism of it. even with 600 people. >> pretty amazing. i'm surprised, one, how vast the worth of light it turning it into an event. they have the classical guitar player and food trucks. seems pretty impressive. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're at bruce monroe field of light at sensoria at a 15-acre art exhibit but the uk artist the bruce hon monro

in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> a berkeley business group says it will stop using the term "gourmet ghetto,"ghetto,"ghetto" names. critics don't like the racially charged conotaeconotase abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live with the reaction to these developments. laura? >> reporter: well, hi, larry. the local association made it official, the name must go. i'm not sure what's going of ths behind me. i can tell you there's a lot of people in this community that won't be sorry to see them go. the banners are still flying high aloshattuck avenue. >> i think the real issue is that words change over time, that they mean different things to differ people. >> reporter: the association released a statement -- we want all members of the larger community to feel invited and wanted in our neighbor -- the suspension of the name comes after some business owners and residents objected toit, saying the term "ghetto" is especially hurtful. >> i'm happy there's an opportunity to revisit this and take a look at it from a different perspective for the people in the community of color. >> they're going

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this is abc news own results. that looks pretty flat to me that is compared to what they were using but they didn't mention they have their own survey that has very different results. so just to give you an idea there is a general social survey and with that social survey. and then there's a couple of issues with this so those that they have a gun or not. and those at the household has a gun. and then to answer the question and questioning that to the percent that they own a gun. and half the people in the survey then it takes two and a half percent just to give you a range. that general social survey is the outlier. is 46 or 47 percent and then to go pretty close to half of households say they own a gun. and then this even underestimates it. but married women will say much less likely than married men. maybe he's not telling the wife about it. but my guess it could be true if you have a mass public shooting to be reticent where maybe they are just to tell people how they defend their families. there are good reas