dan: i team reporter dan noyes dan: i team reporter dan noyes in the meeting over the police what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: tonight, tens of thousands people around the bay are without power after a day of record heat. the state avoided widespread rolling outages. but now, the heat has caused equipment issues and outages in almost every county. thank you for joining us. ama: we have seen coverage tonight on both the heat and the outages. the south bay is being hardest hit by outages right now. let's take a live look at pg&e's real-time outage map. the darker the color, the higher the amount of customers affected. dan: in the last up

this comes five days after the abc 7 i-team's dan noyes obtained the body camera video of that incidentfael city council saw the largest audience since the pandemic begin. people with signs in hand and plastered on the wall urging justice for mateo. there were tears. >> our community needs respect. >> abuse by police officers, handcuffed unjust. >> i hope you understand the level of damage that has happened and that continues to happen. dan: they came because of my report from five days ago, to protest the treatment of the gardener called mateo in the canal district. he admitted to drinking beer on the sidewalk with his friends after a long day of work and explained in spanish and english that he had to stand to retrieve his i.d., but officers moved quickly. >> stop. dan: the crowd was especially upset with the smiles of both officers after. the mayor announced this evening they hired an outside independent investigator to review the conduct of the officers and their supervisors that they. >> we will also work with our community partners to determine how we start rebuilding trust with e

according to dan noyes and that is equipped my understanding if they were under 16, they most likely typically go to children's hospital. hopefully these are not the youngest of kids. still this is heartbreaking that kids who went to school or staffers, three people related to the school shooting are now at highland hospital in critical condition and there are three others elsewhere also shot and we don't have their conditions right now and we are working to find that out. one thing that came out of the oakland police department news conference is they are asking if you have videos or pictures to send that to oakland police to aid in their investigation. they did not tell us much beyond that six people were shot but they did confirm and ask the public to supply videos and pictures that could help in the investigation. they have not named suspects yet. they have not put out pictures yet. . we don't know how many >> suspects there might be. we know from lieutenant kelly, he has been referring today so that makes us believe there are multiple suspects that we don't know -- they could be

i am dan noyes from channel seven.ay to the people from san rafael about what happened? >> we are really concerned about this incident, obviously, as we shared in our spokesmen have shared. we are doing a full and comprehensive investigation and our people will be held accountable. >> the council listened to the complaints late into the night, promising not to move onto other business until everyone was heard. for the i team in san rafael, dan noyes, abc7news. kumasi: september is suicide prevention awareness month. after two decades of increases, the national suicide rate is going down in the u.s. a cdc report before the pandemic showed the suicide rate in america had increased 33% from 1999 to 2019. the numbers actually started to dip in 2018 and 2019 and dropped 3% in 2020. a mental health expert addressed what might be behind this drop. >> people are calling for a multitude of reasons. they are either actively experiencing suicidal thoughts, may be feeling down and alone. going back to school and "back to work" has

dan noyes is here with a story you will see only on 7th dan. well, dan and alma this family wants you to know karina castro to understand what she went through. help bring her children home. they were taken by social workers after this attack. i holding up danielle gannon met me outside her home in vallejo today. i'm so sorry. she invited me to meet her son marty castro the father of the victim and yesterday's brutal sword attack karina castro. she was an amazing. very stubborn determined to raise her daughter's on her own. karina was 27 years old attended menlo atherton high school got her ged and worked as a doordash driver. she left behind seven year old and one year old girls. she had the youngest with a man now held for her murder 33 year old jose rafael, selena lendetta, the family says he goes by the name rafa solano and that he didn't work. i found some rap songs. he posted on youtube. and correct or the possible method he is a diagnosed schizophrenic on meds and he would use that as an excuse for his behavior. he drank excessively and

. >> garage under credits the abc 7 i team with turning the case around and dan noyes is back withinpdate. >> you recall the sheriff sent forward investigators to raid the garage in indiana after receiving a call from a wealthy donor who had ordered a bat mobile. the criminal case against the only man licensed by dc comics to build replica batmobile's is ending.

i team reporter dan noyes, sat down exclusively with the woman who raised the victim and the couple's argument over snapchat just hours before this deadly encounter. he's here with us in the studio, dan. what a story well, dan and i'mma this family wants you to know karina castro to understand what she went through and to help bring her children home. they were taken by social workers after the attack. i holding up danielle gannon met me outside her home in vallejo today. i'm actually interested in everything so sorry, she invited me to meet her son marty castro the father of the victim and yesterday's brutal sword attack karina castro. she was an amazing. woman very stubborn determined to raise her daughter's on her own. karina was 27 years old attended menlo atherton high school got her ged and worked as a doordash driver. she left behind seven-year-old and one year old girls. she had the youngest with a man now held for her murder 33 year old jose rafael solano lendetta, the family says he goes by the name rafa solano and that he didn't work. i found some rap songs. he posted on yo

tell the i-teens dan noyes that a man beheaded a woman in the middle of the straight in the middle oftnesses. we know that suspect has been arrested it all happened at around 11:50 this morning on laurel street near magnolia avenue, just a block off el camino the woman who was killed was a mother of two young children dan always learning only moments ago cps took custody of seven and one year old girls. we're told the victim was a woman in her 20s

abc7news iteam reporter dan noyes has the investigation. an: oakland foleys investigators obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which school officials tell them not to cooperate with police. i asked oakland police chief lerone armstrong about my investigate -- the allegations. >> our investigation will be thorough and complete and we will exhaust all options to figure out what happened on the campus. i will not speak to any evidence recovered. dan: oakland unified school district spokesperson denied it. >> is not correct. dan: former oakland city council president ignacio de la fuente tells me that rudsdale school officials have a history of failing to protect students and oakland unified has not done enough either. >> the school district to have their own police and they threw them out because they did not want officers in campuses. these things happen because we allow them to happen. dan: my sources tell me this is part of a distorting pattern by officials at the school, a lack of cooperation with police, especially af

.: but dan noyes uncovered snapchat messages leading up to the crime that got heated.n one, karina threatens to tell the world about his rape commission involving a minor. it continues as karina fires back, saying that you want to put a target on my back? your homies will know the real you. she then threatens to expose his sexual relationship with another man. clark says those snapchat messages could be important for prosecutor if used in court. >> the snapchat evidence will be key for the prosecution. the graphic nature of this killing will play into the prosecution's theory that this was a man in a rage and wanted to show the world what he was going to do. j.r.: sadly, castro's death has hit the community hard. a vigil on saturday night and some still remembering the young my -- mom on sunday. this court appearance will happen on 1:30 p.m. on monday. as for karina's young girls, they are still in cps attraction, but her family members will go to court to try to get custody from them. dion: moving onto new details tonight, following the arrest of a man who has been ac

. >> garage under credits the abc 7 i team with turning the case around and dan noyes is back withinpdate. >> you recall the sheriff sent forward investigators to raid the garage in indiana after receiving a call from a wealthy donor who had ordered a bat mobile. the criminal case against the only man licensed by dc comics to build replica batmobile's is ending. he faced felony charges of obtaining money by false pretenses and diversion of construction funds. >> i am announcing we are going to dismiss the case. >> i broke the news on twitter after speaking with district attorney steve wagstaff this morning. >> it simply does not rise to the level of proof yonder a reasonable doubt. when you have cases not rising to the criminal level but who is right and who is wrong is not clear, we were those cases to civil or. >> the sheriff admits he launched the investigation after one of his donors called to complain that his $210,000 batmobile had been delayed. he sent a team of four investigators to raid the garage in logansport, indiana. >> i was horrified. they have never gone through anyth

i team reporter dan noyes, sat down exclusively with the woman who raised the victim and the couple'sst hours before this deadly encounter. he's here with us in the studio, dan. what a story well, dan and i'mma this family wants you to know

dan noyes is here with an investigation. you'll see only on 710 dan and dion.i am hearing that this is a pattern and some parents at the school are worried the lack of action by school officials after previous incidents may have have led to this escalation in violence. law enforcement sources tell the abc 7 it oakland police investigators have obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which rudsdale school officials. tell them not to cooperate with police during an online news conference. i asked oakland police chief laron armstrong about my information. i will say our investigation will be thorough it will be complete and we will exhaust options to figure out what happened on this campus, but at this time i will not speak to any evidence that we've recovered at this time. he would not deny it but oakland unified school district spokesman john sasaki did if you're asking me if our school told students not to talk at least that is not correct former oakland city council president agnostio de la fuente tells me his connections inside the police d

abc seven news reporter dan noyes is here with an investigation you will see only on seven. ld not have incurred the officers used excessive force and at least one of them lied in a report about the incident. a warning here, some of these pictures are disturbing. a long and industrial session of woodward way, beneath the power lines, just past the canal district committee garden, day laborers gather afterward to socialize, eat and drink. >> what's happening? >> nothing. there's a whole bunch of beer over here. dan: on this evening, july 27, police officer daisy confronts dust confronts three men including a popular gardener we will call matteo. he asked me not to use his real name. >> you don't have anything to say. you're just after drinking, you think that's funny? dan: then in spanish, he expands he and his friends like to drink beer after a long day of work and that they come to this area, because neighbors at has apartment complex complain when they are loud. they ask for id and the tension builds after officer and and arrives. 6'2", 250 pounds, he towers over matteo, wh

tell the i-teens dan noyes that a man beheaded a woman in the middle of the straight in the middle of the day in front of witnesses. we know that suspect has been arrested it all happened at around 11:50 this morning on laurel street near magnolia avenue, just a block off el camino the woman who was killed was a mother of two young children dan always learning only moments ago cps took custody of seven and one year old girls. we're told the victim was a woman in her 20s, and that she reportedly got a temporary restraining order against the suspect the san mateo county sheriff's office says the two were in an ongoing relationship. we asked about any history of abuse and history of domestic violence a sheriff's lieutenant only confirming the man was known to law enforcement details surrounding what led up to the incident is unknown at this time. we're told officers were flagged down at magnolia and laurel by a witness for what the san mateo county sheriff's office says was a report of an assault in progress. they arrived within minutes and found an obviously deceased female in the stree

this video, obtained by dan noyes, shows san rafael police approach a man with an open beer but windy resisting arrest. the san rafael police chief placed both of the officers on paid administrative leave. the victim has been cleared but is considering a lawsuit. another senior passed away at a facility in walnut creek. we reported on a 93-year-old woman who lived in atria park of san mateo. she died after she was given dishwashing liquid instead of juice. we spoke to the son of the men who died who says there are similarities to his father's case. >> it happened days after 93-year-old trudy maxwell died after being served dishwashing liquid instead of juice. at the san mateo senior living facility, another family is coming forward, this time the incident took place at the facility in walnut creek. the resident was 94-year-old constantine. the facility said he appeared to suffer a negative reaction on august 23. he died on wednesday. >> the primary job of an assisted care facility is to enhance the lives of senior citizens, and now we have atria which has ended two lives in a week. t

hey chief, i'm dan noyes from channel 7, and i pressed the police chief to make the report public onceort is done, you know, will that be public? there are privacy issues with peace officers bill of rights, but we're gonna we're prepared to release whatever we can within the confines of the law while the legal maneuvers play out dress. so tells me mateo is having difficulty dealing with the trauma not understanding why this happened to him for the item in san rafael dan always abc 7 news. remember if you have a story for the abc 7 news item go to abc 7 news.com slash i-team or call 1-88-40i team. happening now. we are about halfway through a flex alert, which is designed to ease the strain on the grid during today's extremely hot weather this graph from calaiso shows how we're doing you can see we are past the projected peak of demand the flex alert today runs until 9 pm. but there are several unplanned outages as you can see on pg&e's map. the worst is in san jose about 7,000 customers have been without power for hours pg&e blames the weather. find out when that heat will ease check t