abc 7 news reporter, leslie brinkley, has the story. >> in an instant, doug andreen was killed crossings the street. this white truck ran the light late yesterday afternoon, hit it would go cars and pushing andreen's body under abc 7's new van. the photographer and reporter were both treated and released at the hospital. grief counselors will on hand at city hall, where he worked for ten years as an accountant in the public works department. he lived nearby in this apartment complex with his beloved cat. his family and friends told me he spent a lot of time at the san jose animal care center where they'll direct donations to help rescue cats there. 41-year-old ricard go gomez talked to us about it. >> i'm sorry. i drank a couple of beers and i want thinking. >> he says he has two previous dui arrests. >> if i could take everything back, i should have never -- i should have never drank. >> andreen lost everything. in san jose, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> happening now, after driving in a san francisco, you probably want to avoid van nes avenue. it is designed to make the street s

gomez struck 61-year-old public works worker, doug andreen. getting a meal end of his workday. gomez was beloved in the public works department. i'm sorry, andreen was. reporter and photographers working in the news van at city hall when the crash happened. they suffered minor injuries and are recovering tonight. >>> everyone has an opinion on the results of the presidential election. >> absolutely. today, we wanted to get the unique perspective of some one who worked in the white house before. >> yes, abc news 7 anchor, spoke with former secretary of state george schultz today. >> here now. interesting. >> thank you very much. schultz will turn 96 next month. one of two people who ever held four different cabinet level positions. and he was a bit reluctant at first to comment on the election. but has seen too many campaigns to stay silent. schultz's forte, foreign relations as ronald reagan's secretary of state. he doesn't agree with some of what he heard from candidate donald trump during the campaign. he suggests, president-elect's tough talk with mexico will have to soften.

. >> in an instant, doug andreen was killed crossing the street to get pizza. this vehicle ran the red light, hitting cars and pushing the body under the abc7 news van parked on the corner. the photographer and reporter were both treated at the hospital and released. grief counselors will be on hand on monday here at san jose city hall where doug worked for ten years as an accountant in the public works department. he lived nearby in this apartment complex with his beloved cat tinkerbell. they said he spent a lot of time at the san jose animal shelter, where they will direct donations to help cats there. they talked about the accident today. >> i'm sorry about it. i mean, i'm sorry. i drank a couple beers and i wasn't paying attention. >> he said he has two previous dui arrests. >> if i could take everything back, i should have never -- i should have never drank. >> and is andreen lost everything. in san jose, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> happening now, if you are driving in san francisco, you probably want to avoid van ness avenue because a major constru

gomez struck 61-year-old public works worker, doug andreen. getting a meal end of his workday. gomez was beloved in the public works department. i'm sorry, andreen was. reporter and photographers working in the news van at city hall when the crash happened. they suffered minor injuries and are recovering tonight. >>> everyone has an opinion on the results of the presidential election. >> absolutely. today, we wanted to get the unique perspective of some one who worked in the white house before. >> yes, abc news 7 anchor, spoke with former secretary of state george schultz today. >> here now. interesting. >> thank you very much. schultz will turn 96 next month. one of two people who ever held four different cabinet level positions. and he was a bit reluctant at first to comment on the election. but has seen too many campaigns to stay silent. schultz's forte, foreign relations as ronald reagan's secretary of state. he doesn't agree with some of what he heard from candidate donald trump during the campaign. he suggests, president-elect's tough talk with mexico will have to soften.

. >> in an instant, doug andreen was killed crossing the street to get pizza. this vehicle ran the red light, hitting cars and pushing the body under the abc7 news van parked on the corner. the photographer and reporter were both treated at the hospital and released. grief counselors will be on hand on monday here at san jose city hall where doug worked for ten years as an accountant in the public works department. he lived nearby in this apartment complex with his beloved cat tinkerbell. his family and friends told me he spent a lot of time at the san jose animal care center, where they will direct donation toss help rescue cats there. they talked about the accident today. >> i'm sorry about it. i mean, i'm sorry. i drank a couple beers and i wasn't paying attention. >> he said he has two previous dui arrests. >> if i could take everything back, i should have never -- i should have never drank. >> andreen lost everything. in san jose, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> happening now, if you are driving in san francisco, you probably want to avoid van ness aven

members of our abc 7 news team to the hospital. 61-year-old san jose public works department worker doug andreen drive after being hit by a drunk driver. police have charged 41-year-old carlos gomez with vehicular manslaughter and dui. an apologetic gomez told abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington said he drank six to eight beers in an hour before getting behind the wheel. >> if i can take anything back, i should have never drank. should have paid more attention. >> gomez says he has been arrested for dui before. >> a san jose woman is in police custody after two women and a man were found dead in a house in east oakland. the bodies were found at a home on dunbar drive that will also been set on fire this morning. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the details. >> reporter: observing land police roped off a few blocks. arcadia park neighborhood for the entire morning and brought in the fbi to help them and quietly searched a large area for clues in the deaths of three people, but as they worked the impact of what happened here wasn't lost on them. >> well, this is a death of a human, three h