i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. three passenger vans used by the oakland police department were damaged in an early morning fire happened around 3:40 on broadway between fifth and 6th streets underneath 880 students are getting a new tool that could help in the event of another emergency abc 7 news anchor deon lim has the story. as students settle back in class at oakland's bay tech charter school after last month's shooting on the king estate's campus. there are signs of change more security counseling with coco the mini horse and something not so obvious things like this like new backpacks new clothes. it's definitely a way to keep us connected. these are the first students to receive orange backpacks with the school logo the same ones already in use by teachers and staff. they proved crucial during the chaos of the shooting that wounded six at rudsdale high school. also on the king estates campus as soon as the kids are. oh person they knew backpack. they followed the backpack right out of the building and to saf

this is abc 7 news. paul pelosi husband of house speaker nancy pelosi remains hospitalized tonight after being attacked with the hammer at their san francisco home. good evening, and thank you for joining us md on limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. tonight nancy pelosi released her first statement since the attack on her husband paul. it reads in part our children our grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life-threatening attack on our pop. we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the life-saving medical care. he is receiving the house speaker is receiving support from both sides of the aisle. abc 7 news reporter answer hassan has been following this story android's live from the newsroom and answer. what is the latest here? yeah, dion good evening law enforcement. tell abc news that the fbi and other federal officials are working with the san francisco police department as the investigate the suspect david depopi's background and

this is abc 7 news.aring for no power weather conditions means pg&e may shut off service for customers in more than a dozen counties including two here in the bay area. good evening, and thank you for joining us md on lim well happening right now a night of uncertainty for people in the north bay where the power could go out in an effort to prevent wildfires. here is the big threat. that is the wind. it brings with it the potential to knock down branches and trees right into live power lines. we do have live team coverage of both the threat of those outages and our weather conditions. let's begin with mike nico standing by and you have some optimistic potentially good news here the way i look at it. definitely dion i see things turning for the better a more positive spin that what's going to happen tonight as i think the winds are going to calm overnight. in fact the high pressure in the low pressure the pressure grading between those two that brought us the windy conditions the past two days that is goi

i'm sandy kenyon abc 7 news abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 now get the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app you want wherever you are right now. you can also get information on the upcoming election including explainers about the state proposition. so check that out before you vote and that's going to do it for abc 7 news at 4 abc 7 news at five with alma. and dion is coming up next. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. he was obviously. set on violence and gun violence. a police pursued ended in a deadly shooting by police the series of crimes that led up to the moment that ended a man's life good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dionne lim a crime spree today expanded across three cities in the east bay ending with police shooting and killing the suspect and an officer injured investigators. say it started this morning with a robbery in emeryville the man then went to hayward where he fired several shots outside the home of his ex police. say he then led them on a pursuit on 580 to castro valley where he then ran and tried to carjack a driver when

this is abc 7 news. young lives lost to gun violence to berkeley high school students die when gunfire erupts at a party good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim we begin now with developing news the investigation into that shooting it all happened last night at a home on apgar street in oakland. this shooting comes just four days after six people were shot at oakland's rudsdale high school abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. spoke with a neighbor who is still processing the aftermath that's kind of the worst part of it, you know celebration and then people die this neighbor who didn't want to go on camera lives. only steps from the bright blue house on apgar street in oakland where there was a party saturday night attended by a group of teens about three hours. and pulled up with a handful of kid a few hours later. i was in my living room i heard about like 10 or 12 rapid fire shots and then a bunch of kids screaming. she says a car then made it fast getaway and many of the teens ran d

this is a criminal investigation or a non-criminal investigation live in atherton suzanne fawn abc 7 news utterly fascinating suzanne, thanks very much well now let's bring in abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra stephanie. what did you find about find out about the history of the mansion and its many owners. quite a bit dan records show this 15 million dollar atherton mansion has had five former owners since 1993 and out of all of them a man named johnny bach to lou has stood out 16 years before moving to this house lou was convicted on two counts of attempted murder in la county and served a three-year prison sentence. he then moved to this property with his family after it was built in 1990 and record show is stayed in the family up until 2014 investigators believe this stolen car was buried in the backyard sometime in the 1990s now around that same time lou was arrested on charges of insurance fraud and attempted grand theft in 1999 that year he was accused of hiring people to sink his 1.2 million dollar yacht. he allegedly offered 50 grand and cast to undercover cops to have t

from abc news. this is world news. now good monday morning, everyone i'm reading an alley alongside a very bitter andrew denver this morning. also, my brother is a huge jets fan, and i can't remember the last time the jets beat the packers, so it's extra tough. it was. it was a tough weekend chiefs didn't look much better playing one of the better teams. there's one of the best games of the weekend. the chiefs will be fine. i'm sure they'll play the bills again when it actually matters. you know, to lose at home and arrowhead was it hurts. we're going to have the highlights from all the nfl games that matter coming up in just a few minutes, but right now we want to begin with the countdown to the crucial midterm elections now, just three weeks away, an empty podium stood where georgia senate candidate herschel walker could have debated his opponents in atlanta last night. two days after facing off with senator rafael warnock walker opted not to appear his campaign his campaign, saying he never agreed to attend as georg

they take a new approach this year to celebrating halloween. abc. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> he was in fact looking for miss pelosi. >> investigators today say he had duct tape and zip ties. we have the new information coming to light about the attack at speaker nancy pelosi's home in san francisco. good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. we begin tonight with new details on fridays attack. we learned that social media posts by the suspects are a big focus in the investigation. they are described as a strongly antigovernment crypt abc 7 news reporter lena is on top of the developments including an update from the district attorney. >> that is correct. we have learned the suspect who shouted where is nancy after breaking into the home on friday morning also had ties and duct tape in his bag according to two law enforcement sources. the district attorney brooke jenkins also clarifying today the two men it did not appear to know each other before the attack. as a fresh bou

sources tell abc news the s.e.c. federal prosecutors in new york are investigating claims by a cofounder that trump's media company violated federal securities laws. here's reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, an insider is claiming truth social isn't telling the truth to its investors. federal regulators are poring over a complaint by a former executive at truth social's parent company, alleging trump media and technology group violated securities laws. >> it's serious. it's not a good idea to be on the wrong side of a securities law violation. >> truth social was meant to be a post-presidency business opportunity and a way for trump to get back on social media after twitter shut him out because of january 6th. >> go out and sign up now for truth social, which is doing great. it's hot, and it's a hell of a lot better than twitter will ever be. >> the cofounder told "the washington post" the former president asked one executive to relinquish his shares in the company to former first lady melania trump and ha

this is abc 7 news. the instability that we've been provided and us kind of being uprooted from our life. it's just really tough. four months after being displaced because of flooding residents of a troubled luxury high-rise in san francisco are now suing the properties management company, but they say the suit is due to much more than just water damage. good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. this comes after the residence of 33 tahama were uprooted back in june when burst pipes flooded the apartment building and then some tenants reported theft and unauthorized access inside their apartments stuff was stolen and now some of them are suing abc 7 news reporter. tim johns joins us live from the newsroom with the details tim. yeah, dan, alma. this lawsuit was filed on behalf of more than 50 tenants in san francisco superior court. it's seeking damages for what the plaintiffs are calling chronic mismanagement and deception following flooding that shut down the building in june.

this is abc 7 news. a video making the rounds on social media showing a scantily clad woman getting out of a san jose fire truck and walking into a strip club tonight city leaders are speaking out as an investigation gets underway. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates the mayor of san jose has been saying no words in his reaction to the video yeah, abc 7 news reporter. fuentes has the story. the video shared on instagram thursday night was taken in front of san. jose's pink poodle nude adult club in the city's burbank neighborhood a fire truck with its lights on was parked on the street the video clearly shows a woman in a bikini getting out of the cab and walking straight to the entrance of the club abc 7 has not gotten permission from the person who shot the video to show it but city leaders have seen it and they're not happy with what they saw san jose fire chief robert. stop being jr. released a statement saying the department has become aware of concerning video pos

abc 7 news is celebrating hispanic heritage month. e're highlighting two latino winemakers who are young bold and trying to make a name for themselves abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez focuses on the next gener. station of winemakers in california the salinas valley is known as one of the most productive agricultural regions in california the warm weather combines with the cool coastal breezes. make it an ideal place to harvest grapes for wine. it's here where we met 35 year old miguel lepe whose parents came from mexico as far workers. and i think that's where i get my hard work, you know mentality from as a winemaker. he's supervises a crew also invested in making great wines. and obama says here can't. let it is the assistant winemaker at rath wines, but he also makes wines for other people and has his own brand lepe sellers all made in one custom crush facility. most of our clients they just have a vineyard or they just source from other vineyards as well. so some of them don't even have their vineyard and so that we take care of

goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ tonight, remembering jerry lee lewis. >> announcer: from abc newsld headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight," with david muir. >>> good evening. it is great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and we begin tonight with that brutal attack on speaker nancy pelosi's husband. an assailant breaking into the couple's san francisco home, armed with a hammer. sources telling abc news shouting "where's nancy?" the attacker then targeting her 82-year-old husband, paul pelosi, instead. he is out of surgery tonight to repair a skull fracture. tonight leaders from both parties condemning the assault. police say they arrived at pelosi's home after being alerted to the break-in moments before the attack. then officers actually witnessing the assault as it was happening. paul pelosi suffering, quote, significant injuries, undergoing surgery to his skull. the alleged suspect arrested on the scene, now facing multiple charges including attempted homicide. and what was discovered on his social media page? authorities say

abc 7 news reporter jr. stone joins us live in the newsroom with how a relative is remembering them tonight jr. dion we still don't know why someone thought it was necessary to open fire and shoot four people, but we are learning more tonight about the people who are shot and killed. and they were just teenagers. this is 17 year old jay z sotelo garcia. and this is his 15 year old brother angel both killed saturday night just before 10:00 in oakland. it feels really soul crushing i was speaking to my dad earlier and i was like the first time in my 18 years of life that i heard him greg melanie. garcia was jay z an angel's cousin. she says the two went to berkeley high school the general consensus is that they went to a birthday party at an airbnb i think and i think there was a like verbal altercation or disagreement. it's believed the gunshots rang out sometime afterwards killing the two brothers and striking to others who survived garcia says jay z and angel where the oldest of six and we're always helping

just be glad this camera doesn't have a nose the terrible stench in one local community tonight abc 7 news begins i building a better bay aa moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. it's a troubling trend school shooting hoaxes now impacting the bay area. i i left work and then i run here i just have to come here. active shooter reports on campus turning out to be empty threats tonight the calls that have damaging effects on students parents and teachers and the search now for who's responsible. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm on a dates. it may be a 10th day of class tomorrow at six local high schools all hit with false threats of a shooter on campus today forcing some campuses into lockdown obviously just terrifying in this day and age abc 7 news reporter. tim johnson has more of a panic and the investigation now underway moments of terror at several schools across the bay area wednesday various police departments received calls throughout the day that there was an active shooter on the campuses. the claims turned out to be unfounded the sith s

this is abc 7 news.ore of this amazing video the owners of a small coin and antique shop at san francisco are picking up the pieces after this a burglary involving multiple suspects early this morning. the owners are sharing the surveillance in hopes of identifying the suspects. and so this kind of crime doesn't happen to anyone else. you felt hopeless you finally did broken glass overturned boxes and a trail of coins. these are the remains tuesday morning of a seven minute crimes free. not the owner of sf coins jewelry and antiques watched in real time on surveillance from home where you didn't call in the middle of night and it's from your alarm company and he was in the good news video from the stores nearly 30 surveillance cameras shows three vehicles pull up to the intersection of 12th avenue and clement at about 2:45 tuesday morning, at least five individuals can be seen some armed with crowbars dressed in hoodies and face masks please in a minute jay who requested we hide his identity explain how

. >>> tonight, abc news obtaining the video showing who really happened. and this evening, the horrible toll it has taken on that staffer. john quinones with the interview. >>> also, major news out of the uk tonight. the new british prime minister now. the third in seven weeks. the son of indian immigrants, the first person of color. and what he warned the people of britain. james longman is there. >>> and word today of a deadly crash in hollywood. we remember tonight a beloved actor who made so many people laugh, especially during the pandemic. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. 28 million americans under a severe storm threat tonight, warning of possible tornadoes. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> but we begin tonight with the deadly school shooting in st. louis. children hiding in classrooms. one student livestreaming as police arrived at her classroom door. police say the gunman, 19, who was just identified as we came on tonight, a former student who broke into the school, the central visual and performing a

abc news, keith great. thank you. the trump organization's tax fraud trial begins today in new york. the company is accused of helping top executives avoid paying income taxes on compensation and luxury perks and faces a hefty fine. donald trump is not personally charged in this case . former cfo alan weisberg is the star witness, though he's testifying in return for a lesser sentence on his own fraud charges. congresswoman liz cheney says the house committee investigating the capital riot won't allow the former president to make a mockery of his subpoenaed testimony. trump reportedly has said he may comply with the subpoena if he can answer questions on livetv . but cheney says questioning him must be done with quote discipline. he's not going to turn this into a circus. this isn't going to be, you know his first debate against joe biden and the circus and the food fight that that became this. cheney added that if republicans choose trump as their next presidential nominee, quote the party will shatter. you have all d

this is abc 7 news. i think it's really unfair that we don't have the same quality of water that everyone else does have. running water that burns eyes ometimes comes out of the tap in one peninsula city are saying enough. evening and thank you for joining us md on limb and i'm dan ashley hundreds of customers in east palo alto. say the quality of their water is taking a toll not only on their health, but their finances abc7 news reporter zach fuentes spoke with those impacted by the water and with officials on what's being done to change it. it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting when quality is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discolored water just part of the complaints local organization nuestra casa collected in a survey that was just published this

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this is abc 7 news. i heard a little rolling then i felt this the weighing i said this earthquake is earthquake. of 5.1 magnitude earthquake shakes much of the bay area late this morning no reports of damage or injuries, but some rattle nerves and an important reminder of the risk, the earthquake was centered 12 miles east of san jose and then a series of smaller aftershocks five of them in all soon followed the shaking occurred along the calaveras falls. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry ideal and i'm kristen z. we have live team coverage of the earthquake with reporters all across the bay area. let's begin near the quakes epicenter in the south bay abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes live in campbell where everybody is talking about that shaking zach. absolutely, right. this is really been the big talker here in the south bay. of course this all started later this morning. we run our south bay bureau about to head to another story for an interview on that when we started feeling some big tw

this is abc 7 news. right now ian is battering south carolina bringing rain wind and flooding just a day after the storm left devastation in florida this morning. we're tracking where the storm is headed next. good morning everyone. it's saturday, october 1st. i'm liz court sitting next to lisa arjen. so good to be back on set with you lisa. good morning. good morning. yeah. i know. it's been a long time. it's gonna be a typical october day for the first part where we're gonna see low clouds and fog so it's gonna feel a little bit cool and a little fall like but then as we get into much of the work week, we're doing san francisco october which means much warmer, but look at the marine layer enhance this morning, we are in the upper 50s in hayward with 56 in berkeley temperatures will be coming down today visibility at the coast is ben reduce 53 in pacifica overall a couple degrees cooler in the south bay and also into the east bay. so we wake up with the cloud cover right now. we're clear in concord and

this is abc 7 news. abc 7 is celebrating lgbtq history. h struck, california in 1849, the state was flooded with people from all over the world seeking their fortune 90% of these new immigrants. men the social structure of the mining camps and boomtowns paved the way for intimate relationships stories lost to time until now. when gold was discovered in california the world rushed west men and some women dropped everything to get rich most didn't find gold but many found comfort in same-sex relationships. what we know is that they were probably quite common, but you know, we don't have the documentation to say how common historian and author susan lee johnson literally wrote the book on life in the mining camps during the california gold rush. she says documenting the lives of lgbtq+ 49ers isn't easy. it's not the sort of thing that you would write home about, but fortunately we have things like diaries we have court records women and children were a rare sight in the gold rush prospectors from around the globe descended on the golden state

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this is abc 7 news.state anthony blinken and house speaker nancy pelosi are in the bay area today. they met with tech leaders about how technology will shape the future of our national security abc 7 news. anchor liz croeds has more on how and why the state department is investing in silicon valley. check is the future of our national security. that was the message from secretary of state antony blinken today during his visit to silicon valley. we are at our best. when we're investing in our own strengths lincoln is in the bay area to promote new investments in technology through the inflation reduction act and ships and science act which will boost semiconductor research and manufacturing. he began his day by joining speaker of the house nancy pelosi at the slack national accelerator laboratory and menlo park for a tour highlighting groundbreaking research and biotech and climate change blinking called the lab, which is home to a two-mile-long particle accelerator and the world's largest camera a nation

>>> tonight, the abc news >>> tonight, the abc news interview. former football star herschel walker, the republican candidate for senate in georgia, responding here to the allegations against him. one-on-one with herschel walker, who, as a candidate, opposes abortion without exceptions. facing allegations he paid for his ex-girlfriend's abortion. tonight, linsey davis asking him about the allegations, does he know the woman, has he spoken with her? tonight, what he insists about the woman behind the claims. linsey davis right here tonight. >>> major news in the war in ukraine. vladimir putin unleashing new and deadly attacks across ukraine. hitting civilian targets and critical infrastructure. president biden speaking with president zelenskyy and other world leaders. and the president is asked today, is putin a rational actor? ian pannell in ukraine. >>> here at home tonight, the alarming imags. the children rushed from a day care center. at least one child unconscious. the carbon monoxide emergency. >>> breaking news tonight involving former pre

this is abc 7 news. prior criminal drug convictions in alameda county and early exposure to gun violence on the streets of oakland tonight. we're learning new details about the man suspected in the stockton serial killings. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates 43 year old wesley brownlee was arrested over the weekend police. say while out hunting for more victims abc 7 news reporter liam melendez is in the newsroom with a very latest on this disturbing story land. yeah, and we're finding out more about his past according to records obtained by our media partner the east bay times brownlee lost a brother early on to gun violence. he was later arrested in alameda county on drug charges twice in 1999. and then in 2001, he served time and was released in 2003 police are now trying to understand what may have led him to allegedly start killing people. police arrested wesley brownlee on saturday at 2 o'clock in the morning near a park in stockton as officers made contact with

and a rare move that caused disappointment today why the blue angels were forced to stay grounded abc 7 news at five starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good evening. and thank you joining us some dion lim. ron are growing louder around the globe and here in the bay area protesters are calling for basic human rights and freedom in iran following the death of masa amini. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us the community is coming together in san francisco. women right freedom. it's a rallying cry now getting louder hundreds of people gathered at san francisco civic center to support the people of iran. we're here to just say no to islamic republic. that's what people are fighting for. they don't want any islamic republic. they want their freedom. what's her name? what do we fighting for? pictures of 22 year old curtis woman masa amini who died in custody of the so-called morality police accused of wearing her hijab incorrectly. we are here. because masamini was our sister. she was our cousin. she was her daughter and it c

live in the newsroom karina nova abc 7 news. yeah that relief certainly cannot come soon enough or at karina. thanks now maybe gas prices. have you thinking about an electric car earlier this year? abc 7 news took a deep dive into that very topic to stream, california dreaming the road to zero on demand right now. just head to the california dreaming section on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app also affecting gas prices. hurricane ian it hits south carolina today as a category one storm ripping out the middle of this pier in myrtle beach a winds have been clocked at 85 miles an hour. streets in charleston are already flooded south carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency. so has florida of course when ian hit florida on wednesday, it was a category four hurricane at least 33 people have died. that number may rise president biden today pledged support for florida. i just want the people of florida to know. we see what you're going through and we're with you. going to do everything we can for you. california's office

abc news in australia, _ situation. abc news in australia, thank - situation. australia, thank you for situation. abc news in - australia, thank you for that update. the venezuelan government says 22 people have been killed in recent torrential rains. the figure comes after six more people were killed by landslides on sunday. 52 people are missing in one of the worst affected areas, las tehereeas. venezuala's vice president has been visiting the area. the el pato river, south of caracas, burst its banks and floodwaters swept away several houses and shops. a thousand emergency personnel are taking part in search and rescue operations. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... celebrating the festival of lights — we catch up with the crowds who turned up at london's trafalgar square to celebrate diwali. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last

abc 7 news.com slash item or call 1888-40. i team charges were filed today against the suspect and the kidnapping and murder of a family in merced jesus. salgado was arraigned on four counts of murder. the prosecutor is not seeking the death penalty. salgado did not enter a plea and says he wants more time to find an attorney the bodies of a father and mother they're eight month old daughter and the father's brother were found in. tortured as we reported last week a gofundme account for the family has raised about $350,000 so far if you'd like to donate you'll find a link on abc 7 news.com a flood forced residents out of their building now, they're filing a lawsuit. we're talking about the luxury high-rise called 33 tahama in san francisco a flood in june rendered the whole building uninhabitable abc 7 news reporter. tim johns joins us live with details of the lawsuit against the company's property management company tim. yeah. i'm on now. this lawsuit was filed on behalf of more than 50 tenants

it was very stressful dion limb abc 7 news oakland police. tell abc 7 news the investigation into this case is ongoing and no word on any arrest. demonstrators gathered in san francisco's union square to show solidarity and support for the people of iran as the anti-government protests there enter their fifth week the crackdown by the security forces continues the abc bay area iranian american community organized the event. you time fish fish? amnesty international estimates at least 144 iranians have been killed and thousands more injured or arrested. the protests were sparked by the death of 22 year old masa amini for allegedly violating hijab rules. san francisco leaders will hold another hearing next month to determine the future state of the city's historic monuments city partners have held meetings every month to get community feedback. this comes out intentionally erased stories of communities of color and reinforce inequities in race gender and culture. the monuments and memorials advisory committee and other affiliates are looking at

he tells abc 7 news insider phil mateer what frustrates him and also what gives him hope? ay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. i think people have to remember as the search know how to lie. cadaver dogs don't lie. so is there a body good evening? i'm on the date and i'm dion limb detectives have finished their on-scene investigation at an atherton mansion a car that was buried five feet underground in the backyard is now gone on saturday. it was fully unearthed and then towed away landscapers discovered it thursday in their work at a multi-million dollar mansion on stockbridge avenue cada. dogs got a hit but investigators didn't find a body in or around the car, but questions linger, especially surrounding a former property owner with a criminal record abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra continues digging into the story. yeah. she joins us live now from the newsroom with more and so much intrigue in this stephanie. that's right dion and this story is already a bizarre one, but as investigators finished up searching the property more question

this is abc 7 news. continue devastation as post-tropical cyclone en makes its way through, florida and south carolina. we're tracking the storms this morning as more continues to develop. good morning everybody. it's saturday october 1st. i'm liz kreitz here with lisa argent sitting next to you. it's so good to be on set with you now next to you lisa. obviously. we are tracking that storm the weather here though. pretty nice. yeah, very nice. it was getting toasty yesterday and the cool down occurred late yesterday with the study on shore flow. there's a look at live doppler seven. we're the marine layer is just about everywhere hasn't quite push. into our inland valleys and as a result, it is cooler there with the clear sky anywhere from two to four degrees cooler compared to yesterday and as we look outside, yeah, it's great. it's going to stay gray for a while here. we'll get into some sun. it's going to be breezy and cooler today with temperatures in the mid-60s downtown of 70s along the bay shore a

this is abc 7 news.ay marks the fifth anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in us history 60 people were killed and hundreds more injured at the route 91 harvest festival in las vegas. this morning clark county and las vegas police hosted the annual sunrise remembrance ceremony. in 2017 a gunman opened fire on the crowd at the festival from a window on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel. each year survivors of the attack as well as the relatives of those killed take part in a ceremony to honor the lives lost. the killing of an 84 year old ty grandfather in january of 2021 is credited with sparking the movement to stop attacks on asian americans. today there was a dedication in the san francisco neighborhood where he lived. the new vishal ratapan not in apakti way sign is serving as a sign of progress and the work to come. the sounds of celebration heard in the anza vista neighborhood saturday are quite a contrast to what happened on these streets more than 600 days ago like so many of us. i wi

abc news reporter britt clinton has more on this story. her round of military aid for ukraine a package worth 725 million dollars the news coming as ukrainian forces continue to make important gains against russia's invasion this latest round of aid includes military vehicles and ammunition for american-made high mars, which have been critical on the battlefield after days of miss island drone attacks western sources telling abc news. russia is rapidly exhausting its arsenal of long-range weapons, russia now offering to evacuate citizens from occupied hair salon, one of the territories putin recently annexed that ukraine is fighting to take back losing hair salon would be a decisive blow to putin's war ambitions. the russian president has said there's no need for more massive strikes for now saying russia was not looking to destroy ukraine his comments coming as russian missiles rain down on zacharya on friday putin has said his recent of troops would end in about two weeks with 16,000 reservists already on the front line, but russian milit

abc news exclusive. the commander of ground forces in ukraine discusses the next step in the war against the russians and vladimir putin's nuclear threats, plus reaction to russia's claim that ukraine is preparing a dirty bomb. an attempted kidnapping caught on camera. the mother of this girl nearly abducted on the street tells us how the suspect tried to lure her daughter overnight. astros win again, the astros sweep their way to the world series to take on the phillies and later it's no illusion the candy packages shrinking in size this halloween. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone we want to begin with the fight for control of congress. the midterm elections are now just 15 days away, and crime and border security are in the spotlight thismorning, new figures released this weekend show the border crisis is indeed unprecedented. meanwhile here in new york, another shocking crime is making headlines putting pressure on democratic state and local leader

now to an abc news exclusive. from the uvalde, texas school employee who was blamed for leaving the door open at robb elementary. authorities say that allowed the heavily armed gunmen onto the campus. amy marin says her life has been upended by the tragedy. the texas department of safety director later walked back in an initial statement, saying that marin did close the door behind her when seeing the gunman approaching, but the door did not latch -- lock. >> your job was to sit there and watch that video and see what happened from beginning to end, and you chose not to watch the whole video. you chose to blame me. >> is there any way they can make up for that? >> no, sir. dion: since the shooting, marin suffered a tremor and has difficulty speaking. the case against the trump organization is set to go on trial tomorrow in new york over text crimes. former president trump's longtime seat echo -- cfo is expected to be a star witness. the 75-year-old agreed to testify in exchange for five months in jail. donald trum

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this is abc 7 news less than seven minutes. that's all it took for at least five burglars to break into a small independently owned coins and antique shop early this morning, and it was all caught on surveillance cameras. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim tonight the owners. they are picking up the pieces and sharing the video in hopes of identifying the suspects. so this kind of crime does not happen to anyone else. you felt hopeless you felt. violated broken glass overturned boxes and a trail of coins. these are the remains tuesday morning of a seven minute crime spree that the owner of sf coins jewelry and antiques watched in real time on surveillance from home where you didn't call in the middle of night and it's from your alarm company. i know and it was in the good news video from the stores nearly 30 surveillance cameras shows three vehicles pull up to the intersection of 12th avenue and clement at about 2:45 tuesday morning, at least five individuals can be seen some armed with cr

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone we want to begin with new details overnight from the investigation into former president trump's handling of classified documents . trump employee reportedly told federal agents that trump directly ordered documents to be moved. meanwhile, trump will be the focus of today's january 6th committee hearing. what could be the committee's final public hearing? abc s j. o brien has more now on both investigations , including what we can expect today on capitol hill j. good morning. good morning. this final january. 6th hearing will not feature any live witnesses, but committee investigators say we can't expect something significant. saying it the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital will hold its final hearing today. members are promising substantial new footage and significant witness testimony. my only goal was to ensure the integrity of the vote. since the last hearing, multiple members of trump's cabinet have testifie

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this is abc 7 news. sa two people have died after four people were shot in a residential area of the city will have the d eve. it's sunday october 2nd. i'm liz croeds. thanks for joining us and lisa. we do want to get to that story coming in right now. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather gonna be a decently nice day today a little chilly. yeah a little chilly starting out with the milder conditions right now low clouds and fog are with us all across the bay area. look at that all the way down to southern california and waking up to gray sky inland this morning and as a result temperatures are mild or 63 san bruno 60 half moon bay fog not much of a problem low 60s and livermore upper 50, san rafael so that brings us anywhere from just about a degree to 7 degrees milder this morning the afternoon. we'll finish off cooler. there's a look for exploratorium camera, so getting into the sunshine by noon time working back to the coast 60 70s, that's about five degrees below average, but we'll

this is abc 7 news. now at six the man accused of attacking paul pelosi was carrying zip ties in duct tape, what else we've learned about the assault as the district attorney is prepared to file charges today then two americans deadn kor more than 150pl e crds got so out of hand and how it took police so long to respond. and is the truth out there the government's for poor on ufos is due out today. some unexplained sightings may still remain a mystery. good morning to you. it's monday, october 31st. for kids they are ready to go for halloween for adults. we're already worn out. okay. i've already been to multiple party. yeah, i don't know monday night really is gonna be pretty crazy though still in the city, right? i mean, i think we're kind of done. yeah. okay, we have the seven o'clock. oh, that's what we have. hollow. yeah. yes. we are going to be dressing up on our 7 am streaming show. make sure you get ready for that one. it's really good. all right, and we've got yeah a treat for you. not only beca

this abc news reporter has more.quick this community in raleigh, north carolina coming together to honor the victims of thursday's deadly shooting rampage. >> this community is reeling. there is a senselessness to things like this. >> residence still shocks this happens in their neighborhood. >> n.l. you hear that everywhere, just how comfortable we are here and then having to be on guard in your home is challenging. >> five lives brutally taken away. the o'connors was killed along with her dog, sammy. also killed was this mother of three. mary marsh was a navy veteran. she was just weeks away from her wedding. her fiancÉ writing this woman was my everything. she meant so much to me and her parents and sister. this 29-year-old off-duty police officer, gabriel torres, a marine that was gunned down on his way to work. james thompson was a high school junior. dramatic 911 calls describe some of the chaos. a 15 euros suspect now in custody. he is still in the hospital. a law enforcement official telling abc news that amo

this is abc 7 news. it seems that this person or persons is very focused on the killing and very calm and confident afterwards. tonight the search continues for a possible serial killer in stockton who is now claimed the lives of six men as we hear from the mother of one of the victims. good evening. i'm on a date and i'm dave ashley. thank you for joining us people in stockton understandably remain on edge some even say they're making changes to stay safe with a killer on the loose abc 7 news reporter answer hassan is in stockton tonight and joins us live with the latest answer. i'm on dan good evening. stockton police. chief says the suspect or suspects is the killer on a mission. he says he attacks in dark locations and areas where there are no witnesses. we spoke to one family with the bay area connection. they say based on these patterns. they've made some big changes to their daily routine. stockton police chief stanley mcfadden says his department is dealing with a serial killer who's on a mission

came on takes the court for the first time since throwing that punch abc 7 news begins in 60 seconds. now from abc 7. live breaking news and that breaking news is in pittsburgh where a woman and a young child have been shot abc 7 news was at the scene at davi and civic avenues where there is a heavy police response and a stretch of roadway is closed because of the investigation pittsburgh police say the victims were found just after nine o'clock. couple hours ago inside a truck that had crashed a couple of children who were playing at the time say they heard three gunshots and went to see what it was. so scary cuz like this our first time ever being in like well not being just like hearing one of those who coming to see like it's actually real and i just like we're not just hearing someone. we're told the child is expected to survive, but the woman was critically injured. we'll keep you updated on her condition. no arrests have been made. even thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates our other stop top story tonight is in san francisco. where a man suspected of harassi