dan noyes spoke with the ntsb from their washington headquarters. >> the family is telling me they void an invoice to investigators that the victim took the car in because it kept veering to that exact same barrier. how important is that information? >> that information has been received by the chp. they've been acting on it for some time now. >> tesla tells the iteam they can only find a complaint from wong about his model x suv's navigation. that's very different from the autopilot. the company says that's unrelated to the autopilot system that allows the vehicle to drive itself. you can see more of our exclusive investigation at abc7news.com. >>> new at 11:00 -- former vice president joe biden is endorsing senator feinstein for re-election. the announcement came out this morning. biden and feinstein served together in the senate where feinstein's campaign points out the two worked together on the 1994 assault weapons ban. feinstein is facing a re-election challenge from state senator kevin de leone. latsest polling shows feinstein with a big lead. >>> bulldozers and dump trucks are t

dan noyes has this exclusive report.r >> reporter: i contacted the driver who hit the same safety barrier. the cal trans did not fix it before the tesla driefrm and apple engineer died at that spot. 38-year-old apple engineer walter huang died where the 85 car pool lane veers off from 101 south in mountain view. tesla released this image from th day before the crash, showing the safety barrier collapsed. it provided no cushion to huang. today the chp released information. the tesla crashed at the car crashed at 70 miles an hour. he survived with lacerations to his face, and complained of pain in his back and legs. he was arrested for being under the influence. he said unfortunately, dan, i'm going to have to decline an interview at the moment. he added, very unfortunate about the tesla driver. really sorry to hear, yes, i dodged a bullet here. >> it's like hitting a reinforced brick wall. >> reporter: attorney steven lawrence specializes in highway safety. he sued over guardrails in the past. he compared it to this in da

. >> dan noyes broke this story earlier and he's back with us >> as i saw firsthand today, the tesla model requires you to keep your hand on the wheel to make sure you are prepared to override the auto pilot, but that did not happen. >> wong died on his way to work in an accident, and it was like hitting a brick wall the experts tell me. auto pilot was engaged in the adaptive cruise control set to minimum. wong's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision, and the vehicle log shows no action was taken. >> i see what the issue is. ye, that line in the pavement could be a problem. >> this morning an environmental startup took me in his model x on the same root won took to apple and he was headed to the 85 carpool line and noticed the break betwe the asphalt and concrete, and those two white lines, it guided him right into the barrier. >> the computer has no logic. if it sees a line, it might think that's a lane. >> tesla emphasized the crash was so severe because the safety barrier was crushed in a collapsed, a drunk driver in a prius hit the cushion at

this is a story that i-team reporter dan noyes first reported on wednesday. tonight tesla wrote a blog post confirming that autopilot was engaged and the driver was warned before the collision. >> tesla says the driver had received several visual and one automobile hands on warning earlier in the drier and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision. the driver had about five seconds and 150 meters or nearly 50 oh 0 unstrikeouted view of the concrete dwir but the vehicle log shows no action taken. >> tesla vehicles include autopilot on most vehicles claiming it provides safety substantially greater than that of a human driver. i-team reporter dan noyes will have more on this on abc news at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> other knews food a private autopsy contradicts police in the shooting of the unarmed black man in sacramento. >> performedly prominent forensic specialist says he was struck six times in the back. police coned clark was charging them. >> caina wit werth has more. >> tonight an independent autopsy commissio

. >> dan noyes broke this story earlier and he's back with us now with the details. >> as i saw firsthand today, the tesla model requires you to keep your hand on the wheel to make sure you are prepared to override the auto pilot, but that did not happen. >> wong died on his way to work in an accident, and it was like hitting a brick wall the experts tell me. auto pilot was engaged in the adaptive cruise control set to minimum. wong's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision, and the vehicle log shows no action was taken. >> i see what the issue is. yeah, that line in the pavement could be a problem. >> this morning an environmental startup took me in his model x on the same root wong took to apple and he was headed to the 85 carpool line and noticed the break between the asphalt and concrete, and those two white lines, it guided him right into the barrier. >> the computer has no logic. if it sees a line, it might think that's a lane. >> tesla emphasized the crash was so severe because the safety barrier was crushed in a collapsed, a drunk driver in a pr

his brother tells the iteam's dan noyes that walter complained to tesla that his model x veered towardme barrier on seven to ten occasions while on autopilot. the dealer was unable to duplicate the problem. dan noyes spoke with the ntsb from their washington headquarters. >> the family is telling me they provided an invoice to investigators that the victim took the car in because it kept veering to that exact same barrier. how important is that information? >> that information has been received by the chp. they've been acting on it for some time now. >> tesla tells the iteam they can only find a complaint from walter wong about the suv's navigation. the company says that's unrelated to the autopilot system a that allows the vehicle to drive itself. you can see more of our exclusive investigation at abc7news.com. >>> this morning, a man who plowed through five pedestrians and drove away from the scene is in police custody. one of the men struck in the hit and run has died. mark dennis was arrested. it happened in a dog patch neighborhood at 24th street and illinois. it's unclear what tr

his brother tells dan noyes that walter complained to tesla that his model x veered toward the same barriern seven to ten occasions on autopilot. dan noyes spoke with the ntsb from their washington headquarters. >> the family is telling me they provided an invoice to investigators that the victim took the car in because it kept veering to that exact same barrier. how important is that information? >> that information has been received by the chp and they've been acting on it for some time now. >> tesla tells the iteam they can only find a complaint about the and a hanavigation. they say it's unrelated to the autopilot. you can see more at abc7news.com. >>> this morning, a man who plowed through five pedestrians and drove away from the scene st. in police custody. one of the men struck in the hit and run has died. san francisco police arrested 33-year-old mark dennis not long after he took off. it happened at 24th street and illinois. it's unclear what triggered the incident. erratically, banging on his windows, throwing things and getting out of the van and chasing them with an ax. >> he ba

dan noyes spoke with their headquarters. >> the family is telling me they provided an invoice to investigators that the victim took the vehicle in because it kept veering to that same barrier. how important is that information? >> that information has been received by chp and they've been acting on it for some time now. >> tesla says they can only find a complaint about the suv's navigation. the company says that's unrelated to the autopilot system that allows it to drive itself. you can see more of the exclusive investigation on abc7news.com. >>> a man who plowed through five pedestrians and drove away from the scene is in police custody. one of the men he struck in the hit and run has died. reporter lilian kim has the story now from san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested 33-year-old mark dennis not long after they say he mowed down five pedestrians with his van, then took off. it happened in the dog patch neighborhood at 24th street and i wi illinois. >> he backed up really fast, the van driver, turned around and went head on through the men like they were bowling pins. >>

. >>> this is the third straight day that dan noyes and the iteam has brought us the news in the tesla crash. to resuv breaking news alert with new information download abc7 apps. >>> driverless cars are becoming street legal on monday. there must be someone monitoring the car but don't have to be in the car itself. the dmv has received one application for a permit for drerless testing. the name of the application hasn't been released. >> we use our abc7 news appeared to push out this alert. this from the pathologist saying police shot stephon -- the warriors will play there tomorrow. abc7 news reporter carlos saucedo brings us new detail. >> we believe the truth is the crucial step into getting justice. >> reporter: a private autopsy conducted details how many times he was shot. >> stephon clark received eight bullets. >> reporter: he says clark was shot seven times from behind. the findings call into question the police department's assertion that he was facing officers during the killing. >> that he was assailing the officers meaning he was facing the officers is inconsistent with t

. >>> this is the third straight day that dan noyes and the iteam has brought us the news in the tesla crash. to resuv breaking news alert with new information download abc7 apps. >>> driverless cars are becoming street legal on monday. there must be someone monitoring the car but don't have to be in the car itself. the dmv has received one application for a permit for driverless testing. the name of the application hasn't been released. >> we use our abc7 news appeared to push out this alert. this from the pathologist saying police shot stephon -- the warriors will play there tomorrow. abc7 news reporter carlos saucedo brings us new detail. >> we believe the truth is the crucial step into getting justice. >> reporter: a private autopsy conducted details how many times he was shot. >> stephon clark received eight bullets. >> reporter: he says clark was shot seven times from behind. the findings call into question the police department's assertion that he was facing officers during the killing. >> that he was assailing the officers meaning he was facing the officers is inconsistent with

art inspiring hope dpal a, i was honored to emcee with dan noyes on saturday night. we even got in on some of the fun. >> yes. abc 7 news is proud to be a long-time supporter of camp okaiye xu. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco has a look at the day ahead. >>> working on the radar right now. this area of low pressure is going to sit there and spin towards us and sit on top of us the next search days. chunks of energy will rotate through. it will tap moisture and going to bring us a very soggy, breezy week. here's a look at walnut creek. one of the areas not dealing with the fog this morning. as we look southbound 680, it's very dry right now. morning fog is the biggest issue so far for today. but then this evening, the showers and the breezes come in. the rain becomes steady overnight. the breezes become faster and the heavier rain and thunderstorms is still deeper into the forecast. here we are at 9:00 in the morning. a lot of gray out there. there's pockets of sunshine. you can see in the east bay an the south

the i-team's dan noyes broke the story earlier this week and that is latest. >> reporter: 38-year-old apple engineer and father of two walter wong died one week ago on his way to work when his tesla model x slammed into a collapsed cushion basically like hitting a brick wall. cess la says auto pilot was engaged. wong's hangs were not defected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision and the driver had five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view with the crushed crash aten waiter but no action was taken. >> the line in the pavement could be a problem. >> reporter: a science direct ar at a environmental start-up took me on the route in his model x. he noticed the break between the asphalt and kpret and those two white lines. the auto pilot guided walter's suv right into the appearier. >> you have to think like a computer, right? computer doesn't know. has to logic. so if there is a -- if it sees line, it might think that's the lane. >> reporter: tesla emphasized the crash was so severe because the safety barrier had been crushed this a prior accident. this is how it shou

dan noyes broke the story early last week and has the latest developments snoorp 38-year-old apple engineer walter won died last week on the way the work when his car hit a crash cushion that had collapsed during a collision the week before. auto pilot was engaged, with the distance set to minimum. wong's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds before the collision. and the driver had five meters and five seconds of unobstructed view boo the crash logs show no action was taken. >> i see what the issue is. the line in the pavement could be a problem. >> reporter: a science director and an environmental start-up took me in his model x on the same route wong took to apple. he was heading to the 85 car pool lane off 101 in mountain view. noticed the break in the asphalt and concrete and those two white lines. the auto pilot guided his suv right into the barrier. >> you have to think like a computer. computer doesn't know. it has to logic. if it see as line it might think that's the lane. >> reporter: tesla emphasized the crash was so severe because the safety barrier had been crush

. >> i-team reporter dan noyes has a story only on 7.nd what a story. >> this lawsuit contains a serious accusation that the deputy filed a false child abuse report against a father while he was said using the child's mother. amber and tom have been dating off and on since teens. they have a 6-year-old daughter together. the lawsuit saidast ma on the family ranch tom's father attempted he tried to ram him and he called police. the deputy brian plet responded. >> when the police got there, they didn't issue a citation or make an incident report or makem ber leave. >> reporter: tom sandoval tell me the deputy came back to the ranch later as amber was moving out. the lawsuit setaid pl a for her phone number, pursued a romantic relationshi make out s in his patrol car and sexual relations at the hilton in gilroy and that he planned to lodge false claims of abuse and neglect to get amber custody of her daughter. >> it is the most dispickal behavior. can you imagine being ripped from your child for that man's lust for your mother of your child

. >> i-team reporter dan noyes has a story only on 7.tory. >> this lawsuit contains a serious accusation that the deputy filed a false child abuse report against a father while he was said using the child's mother. amber and tom have been dating off and on since teens. they have a 6-year-old daughter together. the lawsuit said last ma on the family ranch tom's father attempted he tried to ram him and he called police. the deputy brian plet responded. >> when the police got there, they didn't issue a citation or make an incident report or makem ber leave. >> reporter: tom sandoval tell me the deputy came back to the ranch later as amber was moving out. the lawsuit said plet asked for her phone number, pursued a romantic relationship and including make out sessions and in his patrol car and sexual relations at the hilton in gilroy and that he planned to lodge false claims of abuse and neglect to get amber custody of her daughter. >> it is the most dispickal behavior. can you imagine being ripped from your child for that man's lust for your

the art inspiring hope -- i was honored to emcee the event with the i-team's dan noyes saturday night got in on some of the fun. >> that is an official camp chant. abc 7 news is proud to be a long-time supporter of camp okaiye xu. >> you emceed a lot of those events. >> so much fun. for such a good cause. it was a record crowd on saturday night. i cannot think of a better way to spend a saturday. >> very cool. >>> we're talking about a bad week for camping. >> unless you have a cabin. if you have a tent, not so much. yeah, the wind will be a little brisk. and the storms will be a little heavy at times. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. want to start off with good news. the winds have blown away the fog away from the golden gate bridge. it's moving to other areas. we'll show you that in a second. >> area of low pressure is going to sit there and spin and slowly work its way towards us and sit on top of us for about six or seven days and bring us constant chances of rain. here's a look at some of that fog blowing into the east bay right now and up towards novato and along highway