. >> i'm ama daetz. the 16-inch watermain broke just before 9:00 a.m. creating a huge sinkhole. >> more than 12 hours later here we are crews still on the scene on montana street trying to fix the broken main. abc7 news reporter joining us live from the scene. lonnie? >> reporter: well, larry and ama, we have good news to report. water service has been restored to those folks who live here. you can see there is still quite a met left behind. crews are expected to be here all night dealing with what neighbors call a reoccurring problem. a rough start to the weekend for families living along montana street. all of this craziness caused by an old cast iron pipe that ruptured. the street looked more like raging rapids. the basement needs to dry out. >> what frustrates me is why don't they fix the whole pipe instead of patch piecing it. >> reporter: martha santiago sits waiting for restored water service. >> this is the fourth time it happened. three times it has gone through my house. >> she said this is the worst. basement belongings are covered in plastic

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i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. mall employees are telling us about the chaos following the stabbings. it happened in valley fair mall in san jose tonight. >> katie has been talking with witnesses and police and tells us about the breaking details. katie? >> reporter: ama and dan, you can see the high end stores of the valley fair mall behind us, but we are in the residential neighborhood where police found most of the suspects hiding in the bushes. look at this video. this is one of five suspects being taken from the scene in handcuffs. police were not able to give us their ages, but they all appear to be young. police say two groups got into a fight and then the fight spilled into the bath and body works store. two men were stabbed, one in the hand and one in the back. neither is life-threatening. i talked with a woman who works near bath and body works and she heard a loud commotion. >> i ran over to the door and all i heard was broken glass and a bunch of guys running through the store. i never heard of that bef

. >> i'm ama daetz. the first of two storms set to arrive this weekend will arrive soon. >> we have dry conditions in san francisco. >> that is about to change. let's begin with meteorologist sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> we're already seeing the changes on live doppler 7. right now, light showers from santa rosa to ucia. it is measuring four hundredths of an inch of rain. crescent city has picked up more than three inches. ra rain fall intensify will increase. gusts 20 to 40 miles an hour. here is your hour by hour timeline. 11:00 tonight, you see the light rain to the north. four to 5:00 a.m., the north bay is getting the heaviest rain beginning to approach. 7:00 a.m., the yellows and oranges indicate the moderate to heavy rain. 8:00 a.m. as you're getting the kids to school or yourself to work it will be challenging, especially in the south bay. here is the morning commute planner, it will be bad. driving will be gusty and stormy. we're looking at rainy, windy conditions if you're walking. put

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. >> i'm ama daetz. the confrontation happened over the summer, but cell phone video just released this evening. >> eric: it happened in the city's mission district. >> ama: lilian kim is live with what people have to say about this bar dispute. >> reporter: they now live near fresno, but they lived in the bay area at the time of the incident. they often wear trump t-shirts in hopes of sparking dialogue, but one might it didn't go so well jievment what did we do exactly? >> reporter: this is video in a bar after two trump supporters were told they have to leave wearing trump t-shirts. they went into the mission district hoping to get a drink. but they said the bartender was unusually hostile. >> she looked at the shirt and said is that for real? with a proud smile on my face i said yes, absolutely. she said we don't serve bigots here. you can leave. >> reporter: eventually two bouncers took them out. the manager did not want to go on camera, but in a statement said the insurance department in -- incident

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. it happened around 3:15 this afternoon. it happened outside the june jordan school for equity in san francisco's excels yes, sir district. >> lisa amin gulezian has more on this story. >> reporter: ama three of the four victims were brought here to san francisco general and we just learned in the past few hours one of the male victims was released, but still his female classmate continues to suffer from life-threatening injuries. >> it was crazy. i just seen everybody running and i heard like shots going off. >> reporter: the scene outside june jordan high school was chaotic after police say four suspects opened fire on a group of students. they were standing near the blue gate in the school's parking lot at the time. one female and three male students were hurt. >> i was right behind the guy carrying the gun. i saw people running inside and outside the building. it was so hectic. i wanted to move and my body wasn't moving. >> reporter: everyone ran into the school where they put june jordan and neighboring areas on lock do

. >> i'm ama daetz. they met for their final debate in las vegas, and we have team coverage m lilian kim and leslie brinkly have reaction from bay area democrats and republicans. >> dan: let's start with lauren who has a wrap up of the debate. lauren? >> reporter: good evening, ama and larry. things started with tension. the families are not even greeting each other ahead of the debate and it was not long before the candidates' gloves were off. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate fore going a handshake like last time. they duked it out over immigration. >> first she wants to give amnesty. we have some bad hombres here and we will get them out. >> you're right. i don't want to rip families apart. he started his campaign calling mexican immigrants and rapists and criminals and drug dealers. >> the democratic candidate facing tough questions on wikileaks. >> the russian government has engaged in espy espionage against americans, and then they have given that informati

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. you for your time. >> and we'll >>> tonight, the deadly plane crash. the fbi on the scene, and this question -- was the crash intentional? was there a fight onboard? and did the student, reportedly a jordanian national, take on the pilot? >>> also breaking, two attempted attacks now on an american warship. is the u.s. preparing to respond with force? martha raddatz standing by. >>> trump's tirade, going it alone. what he said today about paul ryan and about invading hillary's space. and the wikileaks trail tonight. the new e-mails and the clinton campaign left to respond. >>> the school shooting. and tonight, the 911 tapes now released. >> stay in the classroom, okay? don't open the doors for anything. >> the teachers frantically trying to save their students. >>> and quarterback tom brady, and the question he was asked today. why he walked off.

. >> i'm ama daetz. we're told the injured officer will survive. he's in the hospital and so is the suspect who was shot. >> the focus is in the ocean view neighborhood at montana street and capitol avenue. >> that is where we begin with vic lee. vic sf. >> reporter: details are still sketchy. we're several blocks away from the crime scene. the chp officer's injuries are not considered life threatening. we have learned this start theed as a stolen car, auto burglary operation very the vehicle task force. daily city police as well as chp were involved, chasing a car reported to be stolen. let's hear from a resident who saw the chase. >> i was walking my dog, this white van comes around the corner. police cars are behind it. and i hear a crash and then, boom, boom, boom. i get to the top there are cop cars and helicopters flying all over. >> we still don't know who fired the shots. police say that is what their investigating. it could is been the chp officer. it could have been the daily city officer, we're told no gun was found on the suspect. there

i'm ama daetz. >> i've eric thomas. police believe the truck may have run over a man who tried to stop the driver from stealing wooden palettes. >> the worker was killed at a grocery store and less than an hour ago, police found the truck. >> reporter: investigators are on the scene here, and oakhand police officers spotted that suspect vehicle after a bulletin was sent out to other police departments with still images taken from surveillance video. some wooden palettes were spotted in the bed of the truck. now, the driver has been detained and some co-workers say the man was trying to protect the business when he was killed. police say an employee of through world foods may have been kill forward trying to stop a crime. witnesses told investigators a man in a truck purposely ran down their co-worker who confronted for stealing a stack of wooden palettes. >> there is a possibility of driver may have illegally run that person over this morning. >> reporter: sky 7 showed police gathered in the back parking lot. later, the

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from all of us here at abc7 news, thanks for joining us. >> have a good evening. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

i'm ama daetz in for krintsy. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for being here. neighbors were aware that robbery took place and people don't feel safe. >> the robbery took place near east 16th street and 33rd avenue. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has details on the investigation and is reporting live. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. well, police here are still trying to figure out if this still was responsible for any other crimes in the east bay, and they welcome any leads from the public. a hard video to watch and even more so when you learned that this attack happened on the victim's 77th birthday. >> it's a vicious crime that happened in broad daylight to an elderly couple as they were getting into the car in the fruit vail neighborhood that they lived in on four decades and it was captured on a surveillance video. >> the man is seen fighting off the attack in the video, a sunny day, his birthday when two men wearing orange hoodies demanded his wallet and demanded his wife's jewelry from her neck. one of them hit him in the neck with a gun. >> i was real

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas. we have live coverage of today's storm from throughout the bay area, here is a live look from our tam camera now. you can see the fog and clouds rolling in. >> we're going to get to our reporters in just a moment. we begin with spencer christian. >> you can see the rain is beginning to taper off, bear in mind roadways are wet around so if you're driving around, please drive carefully. the bulk of the rainfall is in the south bay from san jose to mount hamilton south ward, through morgan hill, to gilroy, and west to scots valley and santa cruz. the roadway is wet as rain is falling south now. back up to the central part of the bay area, patches of light rain from san rafael to richmond to san francisco to oakhand. over in the east bay, around san ramone and dublin. this is the view of cloudy skies over the bay here. rainfall totals so far from today's storm nearly an inch and quarter in kentfield. and over a third of an inch in concord, and 16/100ths in palo alto. the storm tomorrow ra

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas. we have live coverage of today's storm from throughout the bay area, here is a live look from our tam camera now. you can see the fog and clouds rolling in. >> we're going to get to our reporters in just a moment. we begin with spencer christian. >> you can see the rain is beginning to taper off, bear in mind roadways are wet around so if you're driving around, please drive carefully. the bulk of the rainfall is in the south bay from san jose to mount hamilton south ward, through morgan hill, to gilroy, and west to scots valley and santa cruz. the roadway is wet as rain is falling south now. back up to the central part of the bay area, patches of light rain from san rafael to richmond to san francisco to oakhand. over in the east bay, around san ramone and dublin. this is the view of cloudy skies over the bay here. rainfall totals so far from today's storm nearly an inch and quarter in kentfield. and over a third of an inch in concord, and 16/100ths in palo alto. the storm tomorrow ra

. >> i'm ama daetz. the 16-inch watermain broke just before 9:00 a.m. creating a huge sinkhole. >> more than 12 hours later here we are crews still on the scene on montana street trying to fix the broken main. abc7 news reporter joining us live from the scene. lonnie? >> reporter: well, larry and ama, we have good news to report. water service has been restored to those folks who live here. you can see there is still quite a met left behind. crews are expected to be here all night dealing with what neighbors call a reoccurring problem. a rough start to the weekend for families living along montana street. all of this craziness caused by an old cast iron pipe that ruptured. the street looked more like raging rapids. the basement needs to dry out. >> what frustrates me is why don't they fix the whole pipe instead of patch piecing it. >> reporter: martha santiago sits waiting for restored water service. >> this is the fourth time it happened. three times it has gone through my house. >> she said this is the worst. basement belongings are covered in plastic

ama daetz has the story. >> sir, you are now the president of the united states. >> designated survivorot just tv. it is reality. it is a government situation that is sobering in a catastrophe. >> eagle is gone. congress, the cabinet. >> new york governor andrew cuomo was the designated survivor twice in president bill clinton's administration. >> you have the secret service with you and you have the football with you and the communications and the devices. if it happened you would immediately be at war. >> it makes you think how quickly the situation could get so bad and how fragile this whole system is and how fragile the world is. >> former commerce secretary bill daley says it is something people in government drill for. >> all of the agencies that were there worked through the scenario themselves. they were prepared. i am the guy who walks in with no knowledge of anything. i am supposed to be okay mr. president what do you want to do? >> daley was the designated survivor in the 1998 state of the union. when the speech was over and he was safely back at the white house he says his s

ama daetz, abc7 news. >> a grand jury indict add russian man accused of hacking into computers at three different departments, linked in, drop box, and another bay area company. the indictment unsealed yesterday alleges he stole personal information and sold it. he faces nine charges. authorities in the czech republic arrested him october 5th. the russian government is trying to block his extradition, claiming u.s. law enforcement is hunting russian citizens around the world. >> in southern california a massive fire is fully contained but still burning. it started at a plant in ontario. the cardboard is fueling the flames. business also stores wooden pallets created to keep heat inside, making them almost water resistance. most of the area is a commercial zone. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. >>> we are learning more about the proposal to spend $2.9 million on a new recreational facility at san francisco's lake merced. the plan was okayed by the city's recreation and park commission thursday night. it would develop space for water sports, a fishing pier, and a bird ob

abc7 news ama daetz has more. >> the nevada vote is something we expected. again, it does not mean the raiders in las vegas is a done deal. >> oakland mayor libby shaft said it did not come as a surprise that nevada lawmakers approved spending $750 million in public funds to approve building a stadium in las vegas. the governor is expected to sign the bill on monday. abc7 news will be at the bill signing. in a statement, davis said all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire raider nation. three quarters of nfl owners still need to okay the deal. they will meet tuesday in houston. mayor shaft said not so fast. she said the city is working on a plan to keep the team in oakland, one that doesn't leave taxpayers on the hook. >> it does not distract our focus on doing our job, which is to develop a responsible, viable option for the raiders to also consider staying in oakland. >> ama daetz, abc7 news. a former 49ers owner, eddy, is also showing interest in the co

. >> i'm ama daetz. the confrontation happened over the summer, but cell phone video just released this evening. >> eric: it happened in the city's mission district. >> ama: lilian kim is live with what people have to say about this bar dispute. >> reporter: they now live near fresno, but they lived in the bay area at the time of the incident. they often wear trump t-shirts in hopes of sparking dialogue, but one might it didn't go so well jievment what did we do exactly? >> reporter: this is video in a bar after two trump supporters were told they have to leave wearing trump t-shirts. they went into the mission district hoping to get a drink. but they said the bartender was unusually hostile. >> she looked at the shirt and said is that for real? with a proud smile on my face i said yes, absolutely. she said we don't serve bigots here. you can leave. >> reporter: eventually two bouncers took them out. the manager did not want to go on camera, but in a statement said the insurance department in -- incident

. >> and i'm kristein sze in for ama daetz.ood news, the hurricane has been downgraded to a category 2. there are power outages, flooding and lots of damage already from hurricane matthew. abc news reporter marci gonzalez is live in florida. marci? >> hi. we're already seeing "people" people coming out and assessing the damage. as the storm moves north of here the threat is just beginning. hurricane matthew battering parts of florida. its eye brushing the cove line bringing flooding from the beaches to the cent o

she said any move for the team is far from a done deal ama daetz has the story. >> the nevada vote is something we expected. again, it does not mean the raiders in las vegas is a done deal. >> the mayor said it didn't come as a surprise las vegas had funds to build the stadium. in a statement, davis said all parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire raider nation. three quarters of nfl owners still need to okay the deal. they will meet tuesday in houston. mayor shaft said not so fast. she said the city is working on a plan to keep the team in oakland, one that doesn't leave taxpayers on the hook. >> it does not distract our focus on doing our job, which is to develop a responsible, viable option for the raiders to also consider staying in oakland. >> ama daetz, abc7 news. >>> and a former owner is showing interest in the coliseum. it is confirmed they met with oakland city officials to discuss developing land at the oakland coliseum and possibly a new stadium. >>> several east bay restau

i'm ama daetz. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. 16 fires have broken out in fremont since july. >> ama: they were in the warm springs district. you can see the location on the map. >> dan: katie is live with the latest on this. katie? >> reporter: dan and ama, the fremont fire department says the situation is escalating because one of the more recent fires could have set a home on fire. the fire departent and the police department are investigating and they want to find this arsonist before someone gets hurt. she was at home when someone started banging on her door. >> is anyone in your home? i said no, it is just me. she said okay because your house is on fire. >> reporter: they jumped into action grabbing a garden hose. >> they were spraying in as we spread out. >> reporter: it spread from bushes on to the feps and into the trees in the backyard. the flames licking at the deck and patio. it is one of 15 fires set by a serial arsonist since mid-july. the most recent this past sunday. >> the piers have been similar in nature and they feel like they are fairly confident it has been the same person

. >> i'm ama daetz. that san francisco police officer is expected to be okay. it started at everglade drive and slope boulevard on the western edge of the city after an hour long man hunt it ended in a shootout at 27th avenue near strong grove park. >> we begin our coverage with sergio with how police managed to take the gunman into custody. sergio? >> reporter: we know that when police officers spotted the man there was an exchange of gun pier. it was blocks from where the initial exchange of gunfire happened. this is next to an elementary school that's the sound of a flashbang grenade. it is clear police were using everything at their disposal to take this man into custody. we watched as the tactile team moved in and responded to parkside square and bob cheney field. four gunshots and then a person on a stretcher was carted away and loaded into an ambulance. we watched as he was rushed off scene. i talked with one neighbor about how this all went down. >> i was walking to the market and thought i would check it out a bit. then i started to hear it was a manhu

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. city officials in berkeley say strong winds brought that tree down today. >> there is rain and check out the time lapse video. abc7 news was on the san francisco sky way tonight during the height of the rush hour. the drivers had to turn on the wiper blades making the slow drive home a little more difficult tonight. >> we have live team coverage and sandhya patel is tracking the rainy morning commute. let's begin with lilian kim live in berkeley with a rush to clean up the big tree that came crashing down. >> reporter: dan and ama the tree is quite large. crews were unable to finish the clean up work tonight. how, as the tree fell it pulled up a chunk of the sidewalk creating a big mess on busy college avenue. workers with the professional tree care company dropped everything when they got a call from the city of berkeley about a fallen tree on college avenue. the 80-foot elm is three feet in diameter and much of it landed on top of an apartment building. no one was hurt and there was

. >> and i'm ama daetz.ay about a man killed trying to stop a palette thief outside his san leandro workplace. >>

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm eric thomas. larry beil has the day off.uspect's gun had not jammed things could have turned out much differently for those officers. the vallejo police were ambushed by a man with an assault weapon as they took a break in a local starbucks. >> surveillance video shows what happened right after the attack. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live from the coffee shop. laura? >> reporter: north

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. city officials in berkeley say strong winds brought that tree down today. >> there is rain and check out the time lapse video. abc7 news was on the san francisco sky way tonight during the height of the rush hour. the drivers had to turn on the wiper blades making the slow drive home a little more difficult tonight. >> we have live team coverage and sandhya patel is tracking the rainy morning commute. let's begin with lilian kim live in berkeley with a rush to clean up the big tree that came crashing down. >> reporter: dan and ama the tree is quite large. crews were unable to finish the clean up work tonight. how, as the tree fell it pulled up a chunk of the sidewalk creating a big mess on busy college avenue. workers with the professional tree care company dropped everything when they got a call from the city of berkeley about a fallen tree on college avenue. the 80-foot elm is three feet in diameter and much of it landed on top of an apartment building. no one was hurt and there was

. >> and i'm ama daetz. it all started just before 9:00 this morning. police were first called about a simple theft on tully road and it quickly escalated from there. chris nguyen has been following the story and joins us live with the latest. chris? >> reporter: am, that has been a nerve-racking experience for neighbors who live nearby. if you take a look behind me, you can see san jose police still have this street blocked off as they try to negotiate with that suspect. here's the view from sky 7 as officers went door-to-door trying to track down the suspect. the police were called to the o'reilly autoparts store early this morning and employees reported a man trying to steal. upon arrival police tried to stop the suspect, but he was able to escape the auto store by jumping over a fence on the back side of the property that. led to a foot chase across the street to claar's dry. along the way he held two women against the will and they have since been released. >> i could not even get my phone or my keys. >> i don't want to live in this area, honestly.

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. larry beil is on assignment. and now to tonight's do-or-die game. >> a huge win in the 12th inning last night kept the giants playoff dreams alive. >> wayne freedman is talking superstition with fans. >> first though we begin with abc 7 news sports anchor mike shumann. hey, shu. >> reporter: game 4 getting ready and giants fans still buzzing about last night's 13th inning victory. ten straight postseason elimination game victories. two more wins to keep this 2016 season alive. now, i don't know about you, but i didn't get to see the game-winner last night. i was driving home when i heard it about 11:43 so why don't we relive joe panik's game-winner in the 13th. the entire game looked like the giants goose was cooked, but they did not give in, and panik made sure there would be a game four when he drove in brandon crawford with the walkoff winner. having won ten straight elimination games, and the giants are so used to situations like this, madison bumgarner explained their mindset perfectly. >> we're hard to kim.

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. mall employees are telling us about the chaos following the stabbings. it happened in valley fair mall in san jose tonight. >> katie has been talking with witnesses and police and tells us about the breaking details. katie? >> reporter: ama and dan, you can see the high end stores of the valley fair mall behind us, but we are in the residential neighborhood where police found most of the suspects hiding in the bushes. look at this video. this is one of five suspects being taken from the scene in handcuffs. police were not able to give us their ages, but they all appear to be young. police say two groups got into a fight and then the fight spilled into the bath and body works store. two men were stabbed, one in the hand and one in the back. neither is life-threatening. i talked with a woman who works near bath and body works and she heard a loud commotion. >> i ran over to the door and all i heard was broken glass and a bunch of guys running through the store. i never heard of that bef

. >> i'm ama daetz. the injured officer is expected to survive. it happened around 3:30 this afternoon in the ocean view neighborhood at montana street and capital avenue. >> dan: lisa amin gulezian is live where the injured officer is recovering. lisa? >> reporter: he is here and so is the suspect. the suspect is in critical condition at this hour. police continues to gather evidence after a chp officer part of a stolen vehicle task force is hurt. >> there were some abrasions as well as minor head injury. >> reporter: we were at san francisco general when the injured officer arrived. he was allegedly hit by the suspect's gold honda accord which also smashed into the home. then witnesses say this happened. >> she heard one of the officerses on the m gee a phone saying for the suspects to get out of their vehicle. and that's when she heard a shooting happen. >> reporter: police fired at least eight shots at the stolen car which the task force spot immediate san mateo county. >> the suspect and the person driving the suspect vehicle drive this direc

. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> it's been an issue for years, and after a lot of negative publicity the pentagont to collect funds. >> abc news report lauren lyfter with more action that the defense department is taking. >> reporter: that's right. current and retired service members, some who served in war, have been asked to pay back thou

i'm dan ashley and ama daetz is off. the so-called creak fire broke out at 4:00 this afternoon. 53-acres burned near dry creek road threees west of yountville. spencer christian is tracking the weather conditions facing firefighters, but let's begin with reporter katie who is live near the fire lines. >> favorable weather conditions are playing a major role in helping this firefight. there is little to no wind. it is chilly and the air is damp. the grass and brush are still very is dry. i want to go to some sky 7 video to show you as the fire raced up the steep terrain. the hillsides are quite a challenge for firefighters. you can see it threatening this home along dry creek road. mandatory evacuations are are in place for the campbell creek and campbell flat areas and will remain so overnight. the local firefighters tell me there are a dozen homes in the area, and this is three miles west of yountville as you mentioned. the fire started at 4:15. the cause is under investigation. it has grown to 53-acres. the crews runni

i'm ama daetz. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. this is war. that's what donald trump's campaign is saying 27 days before election day and after multiple reports surfaced claiming the gop nominee exsexually harassed several women. >> ama: trump is drafting up a lawsuit against the "new york times" which first exposed the allegations. >> he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. >> reporter: she said he groped her on a plane. this is her talking about the incident. >> when he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. that was it. i was out of there. >> reporter: a second woman, rachel crooks told the paper trump forcibly kissed her in 20035 and tonight the same claim is coming from a reporter from people magazine. both women say the incident happened in 2005. former miss arizona tasha dixon is adding. she was a con tess extent in the miss usa pageant. >> our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal and half naked changing into our bikinis. >> reporter: trump is denying the cl

i'm ama daetz. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. 16 fires have broken out in fremont since july. >> ama: they were in the warm springs district. you can see the location on the map. >> dan: katie is live with the latest on this. katie? >> reporter: dan and ama, the fremont fire department says the situation is escalating because one of the more recent fires could have set a home on fire. the fire departent and the police department are investigating and they want to find this arsonist before someone gets hurt. she was at home when someone started banging on her door. >> is anyone in your home? i said no, it is just me. she said okay because your house is on fire. >> reporter: they jumped into action grabbing a garden hose. >> they were spraying in as we spread out. >> reporter: it spread from bushes on to the feps and into the trees in the backyard. the flames licking at the deck and patio. it is one of 15 fires set by a serial arsonist since mid-july. the most recent this past sunday. >> the piers have been similar in nature and they feel like they are fairly confident it has been the same person

. >> i'm ama daetz. the first of two storms set to arrive this weekend will arrive soon. >> we have dry conditions in san francisco. >> that is about to change. let's begin with meteorologist sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> we're already seeing the changes on live doppler 7. right now, light showers from santa rosa to ucia. it is measuring four hundredths of an inch of rain. crescent city has picked up more than three inches. ra rain fall intensify will increase. gusts 20 to 40 miles an hour. here is your hour by hour timeline. 11:00 tonight, you see the light rain to the north. four to 5:00 a.m., the north bay is getting the heaviest rain beginning to approach. 7:00 a.m., the yellows and oranges indicate the moderate to heavy rain. 8:00 a.m. as you're getting the kids to school or yourself to work it will be challenging, especially in the south bay. here is the morning commute planner, it will be bad. driving will be gusty and stormy. we're looking at rainy, windy conditions if you're walking. put

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry biel.e landfall in haiti this morning, but it is showing no signs of weakening and so far this storm is being blamed for at least four deaths around threatening the east coast from the florida keys to the carolinas. abc news reporter elizabeth hur in new york with the latest. elizabe elizabeth. >> >> larry, good afternoon, everyone to you. right now we're looking at the carolinas and georgia all under a state of emergency. bottom line, officials say they are not taking any chances, and in fact in south

i'm credits sten sze in for ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. police in union city are going door-to-door looking for a gunman and maybe gunmen and the weapon. >> this after shots were fired at the football game at james logan high school. here is sergio with the details. >> reporter: union city police officers are involved in what we believe was an incident of shots fired at james logan high school which is about a couple blocks away. there are still police officers here on the street. a little while ago there was neighbors who told us that a person jumped into the backyard of that home there right on the corner where they just put up some police tape. we understand that there may have been a few people involved in what may have been shots fired. you can hear the police officers right now. they are clearing out the weapons from the search that was going on for a few minutes. we also did see that there was someone who was taken into custody from behind that home and we notice that they came out and the person woos happened cuffed and they were p

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. the problems began this morning.ded to a parking lot near 7th and harrison underneath interstate 80 looking at the possibility of a bomb in a car.

i'm dan ashley and ama daetz is off. the so-called creak fire broke out at 4:00 this afternoon. 53-acres burned near dry creek road three miles west of yountville. spencer christian is tracking the weather conditions facing firefighters, but let's begin with reporter katie who is live near the fire lines. >> favorable weather conditions are playing a major role in helping this firefight. there is little to no wind. it is chilly and the air is damp. the grass and brush are still very is dry. i want to go to some sky 7 video to show you as the fire raced up the steep terrain. the hillsides are quite a challenge for firefighters. you can see it threatening this home along dry creek road. mandatory evacuations are are in place for the campbell creek and campbell flat areas and will remain so overnight. the local firefighters tell me there are a dozen homes in the area, and this is three miles west of yountville as you mentioned. the fire started at 4:15. the cause is under investigation. it has grown to 53-acres. the crews r

. >> i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil.der way as the hurricane skirts by florida. several states of emergency have been declared already. >> abc news reporter angelica spanos has the latest. >> reporter: in haiti disaster teams are assessing the damage caused by hurricane matthew's flash

. >> i'm ama daetz. we've been talking about all week. let's take a live look from the camera.> got a live look from the east bay hills camera. prettier there. the rain is definitely on on the way. we begin with spencer christian with a look at when the storm is expected to hit. hi spencer. >> here's live doppler 7. the clouds are thickening right now. let me give you a better view of where the storm is.

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. as predicted, it's wet.oncern about flooding where the vegetation was

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's go to sandhya patel and live doppler 7. sandhya? >> sandhya: this storm is going to be one you will remember. live doppler 7 right now is tracking the clouds. the reason this will be one you will remember is it will drench you over the next two days. take a look at why we basically have a tropical connection. hurricane seymour is expected to weaken and expected to work its way toward the bay area. we are already seeing a good subtropical moisture tap. it is coming together for a soaking and one is going to be for your commute. a look at the live doppler 7hd right now and you are seeing some moisture. this is a southern latitude storm. the moisture will come in from the southwest, and we will see heavy rainfall in the burn areas south of monterey where a flash flood is out. expect the downpours of half an inch an hour looking at debris flows possible on the storm impact scale. this is a two, a moderate strength storm. and it has the potential to bring with it some thunder. three quarters to an inch. hilltops looking at two to four in