elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> what an amazing story.hat is rickey being rickey. >>> moving on, the alameda county sheriff's office is using social media to track down the owner of some lost property. they posted these photos of a woman on facebook. they say they found valuable property and memories belonging to her including these photos that were on an sd card. the items ended up in the sheriff's evidence room and had likely been stolen from the woman. >>> some cars driving on highway 1 got an unexpected soaking today. roger dawson sent us this video from moss beach. a driver in a convertible was one of those who was caught off guard. it's the wrong spot for a convertible. a water line next to the highway burst this afternoon. we're told it took about an hour to shut that water off. >>> well, this may be the last day of summer, but winter has arrived at least temporarily tonight in the sierra. this video was at mammoth resort today. the snow was also coming down in the tahoe national forest. as many as 16 vehicles were involved in a de

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> what an amazing story.hat is rickey being rickey. >>> moving on, the alameda county sheriff's office is using social media to track down the owner of some lost property. they posted these photos of a woman on facebook. they say they found valuable property and memories belonging to her including these photos that were on an sd card. the items ended up ie en videnc likely been stolen from the woman. >>> some cars driving on highway 1 got an unexpected soaking today. roger dawson sent us this video from moss beach. a driver in a convertible was one of those who was caught off guard. it's the wrong spot for a convertible. a water line next to the highway burst this afternoon. we're told it took about an hour to shut that water off. >>> well, this may be the last day of suer, but winter has arrived at least temporarily tonight in the sierra. this video was at mammoth resort today. the snow was also coming down in the tahoe national forest. as many as 16 vehicles were involved in a deadly crash this morning on i

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a rookie with the oakland a's has become the first major league baseball player to take the knee as he did at oakland coliseum today. bruce maxwell said it felt like the right thing to do. >>> developing news here, president trump signed a proclamation with new travel restrictions. they fall on certain foreigners from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. the white house deemed all inadequate i.d. management protocols. the administration's ban on foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries expired earlier today. >>> a 3 1/2 hour standoff in san francisco ended when the suspect was shot and killed by a police officer. it happened in the nob hill neighborhood. police responded to a domestic violence call involving a woman. the suspect refused to release his wife and children. at 2:30 this morning officers enthe tered the apartment and shots were fired. all three victims were rescued. >>> a vallejo woman fell asleep while driving and ended up down a hill. three passengers were in the car. they're all ok

in oakland, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> deputies accused of abusing inmates have been charged with felony assaults. abc 7 was at the hall of justice in dublin where the deputies appeared in court. today we found out one is expected of choking an inmate nt until he passed out. they threatened an inmate accused of a whistleblower. >>> investigators today released video of a violent robbery in emeryville. take a look at this, three masked men at least two with guns storm into the target just after midnight last saturday. you see one man pointinging a rif rifle at people. two others take money from the cash drawer. people dropped to the floor and are ordered to move, all three robbers then drive away in a four door silver sedan. no one was injured. >>> next, neighborhoods safety, the footprint from a zasaizalzze surveillance startup. >>> and plus new focus on player safety. a bay area teen may be the first in the state with high tech helmets. >>> and what does no antibiotics really mean? find out in a pack achblg meat at the grocery store. you're going to be hanging out in here. s

. >> elissa harrington was there. >> reporter: it was emotional moment during special playing of the national anthem. one student in tears. those who got involved want people to know younger generation is paying attention to what is going on in the world and will be ♪ >> reporter: a couple hundred students took a knee after school monday. some raised aist. viin circle around the american flag and sit, kneel for the national anthem. came up with the idea in response to president trump's criticism of the nfl and nationwide protest. >> i want to show everyone at school i don't wantbendo t of . everyone to know they have the right to protest whatever they believe in. reporter: reached o campus radio station, discussed it on monday's show and invited the community to the protest. >> as student-run station we feel it's important to practice freedom of speech and show that students really care about what is going on. >> reporter: program director says it's not disrespecting the flag. >> we stand united, all ofa but something better. >> reporter: teacher, also the athletic director said some

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> a rookie with the oakland a's has become the first major league baseballyer to take the knee as he did at oland coliseum today. bruce maxwell said it felt like the right thing to do. >>> developing news here, president trump signed a proclamation with new travel restrictions. they fall on certain foreigners from eight countries, chad, iran, libya, north korea, somalia, syria, venezuela and yemen. the white house deemed all inadequate i.d. management protocols. the administration's ban on foreign nationals from six muslim majority countries expired earlier today. >>> a 3 1/2 hour standoff in san francisco ended when the suspect was shot and killed by an pic t neighborhood. police responded to a domestic violence call involving a woman. the suspect refused to release his wife and children. at 2:30 this morning officers enthe tered the apartment and shots were fired. all three victims were rescued. >>> a vallejo woman fell asleep while driving and ended up down a hill. three passengers were in the car. they're all okay. everyone managed to get out safely but

elissa harrington has the story. >> never thought they'd meet rickey henderson, a player they cheeredwere kids growing up in theast bay. but a twist e of fate brought tm together sunday. herrera was leaving when anthony realized he lost his phone. jessica called it and a man answered. >> he just said hello. hey, you have my phone. i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson. rickey was at the game to light the al davis memorial torch but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all after sudden this car comes up and a black escalade, fancy, fancy car, and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him! and we just started, oh, my goodness. it was such an amazing moment. >> reporter: anthony told me over the phone he could not believe the superstar went out of his way to help aas a good . >> reporter: rickey found the phone on his bumper, returned it, took pictures and signed autographs. >> like an idol growing up. i played baseball. everybody wants t

abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington spoke to an excited luck. >> my brother and i were so exited. like we have to take a picture. >> reporter: jessica herrera and her brother anthony never thought they'd meet baseball hall of famer rickey henderson, a player they cheered for at a's games when they were east bay. but a twist of fate brought them together sunday. the herreras were leaving the raiders game when anthony realized he had lost his phone. jessica called it, and a man answered. >> he just said hello, and i said hey, you have my phone, i'm willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson. rickey was at the game to light the al davis memorial torch. but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the north oakland regional sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all of a sudden this car comes out, a black escalade, you know, fancy. fancy car. and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him. and we just started -- like oh, my goodness. and it was just such an amazing moment. >> reporter: antho

elissa harrington joins us live. >> reporter: a counselor told me it's been a difficult week, but this lawsuit shows that uc will fight and they're calling on other colleges to do the same. >> i'm outraged on behalf of these young people. >> reporter: president janet napolitano helped create the daca immigration policy when she was secretary of homeland security. now she's suing to keep that program alive. she announced friday that she and the uc system filed a federal lawsuit against the trump administration. it challenges the decision to rescind daca, which protects nearly 800,000 dreamers. >> all of a sudden being told that in six months you could be subject to being deported from the united states. just imagine the kind of uncertainty that throws you into. >> reporter: the uc system has about 4,000 undocumented students. >> it's been a week of grief. students are mad, sad, frustrated. but if there was one word to describe our student community, it would be resilient. even in the face of deportation, they find togetherness and love. >> reporter: an attorney and republican national c

elissa harrington joins us live. >> reporter: a counselor told me it's been a difficult week, but this lawsuit shows that uc will fight and they're calling on other colleges to do the same. >> i'm outraged on behalf of these young people. >> reporter: president janet napolitano helped create the daca immigration policy when she was secretary of homeland security. now she's suing to keep that program alive. she announced friday that she and the uc system filed a federal lawsuit against the trump administration. it challenges the decision to rescind daca, which protects nearly 800,000 dreamers. >> all of a sudden being told that in six months you could be subject to being deported from the united states. just imagine the kind of uncertainty that throws you into. >> reporter: the uc system has about 4,000 undocumented students. >> it's been a week of grief. students are mad, sad, frustrated. but if there was one word to describe our student community, it would be resilient. even in the face of deportation, they find togetherness and love. >> reporter: an attorney and republican national c

in san francisco, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> the student group seeking to hold free speech weekuc berkeley one week from today appears to be having trouble meeting the university's requirements. university officials are raising a long list of concerns with the organizers putting the entire event in doubt. the big names supposedly headlining next week's free speech week at uc berkeley. an event spearheaded by the group berkeley provide. university officials say while the group submitted a signed contract by friday's deadline they failed to pay fees for the campus venues. c berkeley's spokesman said this failure to confirm, combined with the refusal to provide unqualified speaker lists and schedules has led the campus to question whether berkeley patriot intends to or is able to carry out the event. >> the last time we had an outright rally in berkeley, these people didn't show up. >> reporter: she's close the following the developments. she's among 200 professors and graduates who signed a letter urging colleagues and students to boycott the campus during free speech week if the

elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> some of the cooler temperatures. san ramone along with pleasa pleasanton, danville at 56. dublin at 58. that pretty much translates to the east bay in san carlos. in , 58.pa pacifica, 57. a look at the golden gate bridge. winds are light right now. not going to be the case later on today. your commute to work, across that or to school will be okay. the commute home will be blteusry. small craft advisory, if you think about going out on the bay watertoday, poor conditions at our beaches because of the dangerous surf through tomorrow and ercising will feel great outside. you can see the green on the map. a chance of thunder snow tonight through tomorrow morning. average temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s. show you the rest of the forecast coming up. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. so far so good for the wednesday morncog inewe.utmm issues so far today. folks are cruising along on northbound 101 right around the 880 interchange in san jose. no blocking issues for the south bay. we do have the one except