(phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> former hercules police officer was sentenced to morers in prison for trying to kill his estranged wife in a drive-by shooting in antioch. attempted murder assault with a firearm criminal threats and stalking in january 2015. he drove by his wife's home and fired several rounds into her bedroom. she was not hurt. >>> i would like to speak the woman who are suffering from domestic violence to be your own voice and to be strong. no matter what position a person holds. stand up for yourself. even when it seems like the fight is long. this has been a long long haul. hang in there. >> goodner was with the hercules police department for more than 10 years. >>> seven cisco county medical examiner identified the woman who died falling from a cliff. she is 36-year-old -- of tracy. it happened near lake merced after 5 pm yesterday. sky fox showed emergency workers the base of a cliff. so far authorities have not released details on the circumstances surrounding her death. >>> the southbay saratoga one of two supermarkets is getting ready to shut i

good ner was with the hercules m.d. for 15 years and medically retired in 2009. >>> our time is now 4:31. man jailed for armed robbery who was meanly released is -- mesnely released is back in jail. how the inmate's post on social media led to his recapture. >> reporter: david lopez is back behind bars at the main santa clara county jail after enjoying a week of freedom due to a clerical mistake. >> it's unacceptable. >> reporter: spokesman revengegy cook says the mistake happened september 28 when a civilian clerk received paper work releasing lopez. he had served his time for grand theft and was cleared to go. but the clerk didn't notice additional concurrent paper work for arm robbery. lopez was sent to eight year in state prison for that crime. because the clerk didn't see the second set of paper work no one noticed the inmate was gone until a week later when he was scheduled for transport. >> we notified all our executive staff. our detectives and they started a search for the inmate. >> reporter: even though lopez

officials say she felt about 300 feet work >>> former hercules police officer is been sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison for trying to kill his estranged wife in a drive-by shooting in antioch. henry was in court to date when that former officer learned his fate. >> reporter: former police officer john goodner sentenced to more than 28 years in prison for trying to kill his estranged wife in a drive-by shooting in antioch. he was convicted of attempted murder assault with a firearm and stalking. in january 2015 investigators say he drove by his wife cindy's home and fired rounds into her bedroom. she was not hurt. cindy who did not want -- said she was frustrated by delays in the case. she said getting justice was worth the wait parks. i would like to speak to the women who are suffering from domestic violence to be your own voice and to be strong. no matter what position a person holds. stand up for yourself. even when it seems like the fight is long. this has been a long long haul. hang in there.>> reporter: and request for a restraining order she road he stopped her walked around h

the powerful message from the victim.>> reporter: former hercules police officer john goodner sentenced to more than 28 years in prison for trying to kill his estranged wife in a drive-by shooting in antioch. he was convicted of attempted murder assault with a firearm and stalking. in january 2015. investigators say he drove by his wife cindy's home in fired rounds into her bedroom. she was not hurt. cindy who did not want her last name used said she was frustrated by the delays. but getting justice was worth the wait. >> i would like to speak to the women are suffering from domestic violence to be your own voice. be strong. no matter what position the person holds. stand up for yourself. even when it seems like the fight is long. this is been a long long haul. hang in there.>> reporter: and request for a restraining order she road he stopped her walked around her neighborhood and would drive past her house instant messages of what he could see going on at her house. he put a tracking device on her car. when she called antioch police officers would give him special treatment drive him h

maintenance worker hercules cuveas and three other caregivers helped get everyone out in the middle ofight. ( terisa ) cuevas took the seniors to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there as well. eventually... they were moved to a care facility in sacramento until it was safe to return. ( terisa ) an update on the 'bear fire' burning in santa cruz county... full containment is expected by tomorrow. the fire started just over a week ago. eight firefighters have been hurt battling the flames. they are all expected to be okay. this morning that fire is 90-percent contained. this morning... we're learning more about the victims killed in a shooting rampage in lake county. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. police say the two victims were the shooter's father and a friend. two other people were hurt. police have arrested alan ashmore. a neighbor says he watched as ashmore fired rounds

he is hercules. so my husband played hercules on television for seven years. and then he did another show called andromeda and then has been doing film, a lot of independent film, some network television and stuff. he's an actor, travels a lot. that is one of the reasons i decided to home school, because shortly after the book report incident, we went on a long trip and then i was really doing the work with the kids every day, that it brought from the school, i and i didn't like the work. i was like, this -- it's a lot of busy work and i was just like, think i can do better. so, yes, he is on board, and i have a new book coming out, and -- >> host: we'll get to that. there is a stigma attached to a home school? >> guest: if there is, it's a good one. you know what? people are starting to sort of make their peace with home schooling. i make a big point in my book, i do not go after teachers if think teachers are great. would like to see more teachs work on a home-school model with parents who can't afford the time, or don't-or just can't manage to get it done.

that has back up your commute to hercules.0-minute drive from highway 4 into the mcarthur maze. >>> new this morning imporpted candy is at the top of the contaminated food list in california a result of a study who are analyzing the effectiveness of a 2006 law that made lead testing in candy more widespread. it triggered more health alerts than salmonella, e. coli and botulism combined. it was imported from mexico. >>> just days after saying we won't see changes to our 401(k) plans president trump might be changing soon. >>> a blockbuster price hike. one movie chain plans to charge more for hit movies. are you willing to pay extra? 6:11. a live look outside at the city this morning. we keep up are you taking the tissue test? yep, and my teeth are yellow. me for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips oven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. wiback like it could used to? neutrogena h

so different from hercules.] >> we got to give a plug my series and drama. that >> andromeda. >> yes. andromeda. >> any way i'm -- i'll let sam talk about this much this was her idea. this was her baby. >> this a movie i wanted to see. i've become a little diss enchanted with the stuff that i see coming out of hollywood, and this idea for this movie came to me and i approached very well-known hollywood screen writer named dan gordon who wrote the hurricane with denzel washington and other movies and asked him if he'd consider writing it with me of course he said no the a first but then when i told him the idea, he jumped right in, and then within two weeks sean hannity literally called my husband out of the blue and said, i want to do a faith based movie and i want to work with you. do you have anything? and i said, yeah, we do. so we flew to new york. we pitched sean and win half an hour, he was basically writing a us a check genesis of this movie is oh miraculous. and it's a movie that really intends to bring

certainly this fire was already pretty much contained before the arrival of the c- 130 hercules. i also see the eagle regional helicopter equipped with a bucket assisting in firefights from the air. that helicopter according to the website always carries the "bambi bucket" during routine patrol. sergeant kelly mentioned there are homes in the area, but earlier, we had strong winds probably moderate winds heading southeast but again, it appears that the bulk of the fire has been knocked down. certainly everyone has to be findsful of flare-ups and embers. a cal fire helicopter eagle and giant c-130 hercules trying to do their best to make sure these flames certainly don't pop up. that's the latest in dublin. back to you guys. >>> looks like you're in the more grassy area close to the fire from where you are have you been able to see any of the evacuations and people trying to get out of that area? >> reporter: we have not. i do say -- i do see some hills to the northwest of the fire edge. those homes seem to be okay. most of the fire is contained. no one wants to take any chances a

hercules and has mortal twin brother if only it were a study and heroic contrast the hercules supernatural strength and courage came from his dad and the milk of hara where ethically is gained his bravery through his own mortality and the dangers that that brings so whether it's gods or radiation twins have a unique opportunity to teach us what makes to one of a kind in spades and a new study from nasa shows that twins specifically twin astronaut scott mark kelly could hold the key to make an. long term space travel safe for humans being held is one of the most comprehensive view is of human biology ever dated observations were collected from both brothers mark on earth and scott at the international space station what they found was that on a molecular level the human body changes like fireworks going off the minute it goes into space and those changes often persist when they return is data will make it possible for scientists not only anticipate the threat posed to the human body during long term space travel but to develop ways to mitigate that damage it looks like even science wasn't p

maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three caregivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even under

happening today, a former hercules police officer is convicted of attempted murder he scheduled to beund guilty of criminal threat and stalking his estranged wife. in january 2015, investors say he drove by his wife's antioch home and fired several rounds into her bedroom. she was not hurt. he was with hercules police for 15 years. >>> the criminal cases against three east bay police officers accused of sexual misconduct with a former teenage prostitute have been dropped. yesterday alameda county prosecutors throughout the case against giovanni labor day. wednesday, a judge dropped the case against former contra costa sheriff deputy ricardo perez. last month the judge there said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute former oakland officer brian munson. they were accused of sex acts with jazzmen jones while she was under age. she testified reluctantly against perez and bunton said he is not disappointed the cases have been dropped. >> i think in the grand scheme that this is enough that the officer's conduct was exposed and they lost their jobs and their reputations were severel

. >>> a former hercules police officer convicted of attempted murder is scheduled to be sentenced.n goodner drove by his wife's home and fired several rounds into her bedroom. she was not hurt. he was with hercules police department for 15 years. >>> time is now 5:32, a man who was jailed for armed robbery who was released from jail because of a clerical error is now back at the santa clara jail. jessie says he was recaptured, tracked down through his posts on social media. >> david lopez is back behind bars at the main jail after enjoying a week of freedom due to a clerical mistake. >> any time something like this happens it is a concern. we don't take matters like this likely. >> spokesman reggie cook happened at 7:45 at night when a civilian clerk received paper work releasing lopez from the elmwood directional facility, he served his time for grand theft and cleared to go. but the clerk didn't notice additional connecticut. >> reporter: sent paperwork -- concurrent paperwork, because the clerk didn't see the second set of paperwork no one noticed the inmate was gone until a wee

he was with the hercules police department for 15 years. >>> the criminal cases against three police officers accused of sexual misconduct with a former teen prostitute have been dropped. yesterday almeda county prosecutors through out the case against oakland police officer i didn't owe verda, last month a judge said there was in sufficient evidence to prosecute former oakland officer brine bunton. accused of sex acts with jasmine while she was under wage. she testified reluctantly against perez and buntin. >> i speak in the grand scheme of events it's enough that the office of conduct was exposed. and lost job or had their reputation severely tarnished. >> in a statement almeda county district attorney says that there are different interpretations of the law involving the crime and she will appeal. >>> our time is 6:36, a woman died yesterday in san francisco after falling 300 feet off a cliff. it happened near lake merced after 5:00 a.m. sky fox through over that area. you county see the workers at the base of a steep cliff. >>> another new law signed by governor brown said califo

a two-car crash, route 4 off ramp to westbound 80 in the hercules area.ound like emergency crews are on the way to the scene not blocking any main lands. westbound 580 tracy to dublin not terrible out of the central valley. in the yellow at 50 minutes. okay at 17 and northbound 85 at kuper tcupertino looks great. >>> controversial comments. up next the latest fallout in the growing scrutiny over how president trump allegedly spoke to a gold star mother. >>> and this is such a strange story about fried chicken that is leaving a bad taste in some customers' mouths. >> and as you get your day into gear make it a better day. we have weather and traffic up for you throughout the commercial break with abc 7 news now. >>> the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level one. that means light rain. so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on track today's storm anytime on the abc 7 news app. one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy,

surprised if you see the brief downpours, around richmond, street level radar, san pablo avenue, hercules this rain is actually moving in a westerly direction. expected at 11:30 in benicia and concord shortly after. lighter now rainfall in ukaia, south state street, north state street. showers around santa rosa. and we take you down into the santa cruz mountains where the showers have been spotty, but that will be changing as we head towards the overnight hours. look what's showing up around mount shasta. yeah, we've got snow. definitely early in the season. this is the first storm of the season. and it's producing mixed precipitation in the sierra nevada. it will switch over to all snow going into the overnight hours. winter weather advisory up now until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. watch out for slippery roads. they're expecting three to six inches of snow about 6,000 feet. snow may fall as low as 5,000 feet. wind gusts over 65 miles an hour means you want to take chains. we're getting much-needed rain. mount tam .10 of an inch. north bay getting much-needed rain. lake county, .35. in fairfield

surprised if you see the brief downpours, around richmond, street level radar, san pablo avenue, hercules area. this rain is actually moving in a westerly direction. expected at 11:30 in benicia and concord shortly after. lighter now rainfall in ukaia, south state street, north state street. showers around santa rosa. and we take you down into the santa cruz mountains where the showers have been spotty, but that will be changing as we head towards the overnight hours. look what's showing up around mount shasta. yeah, we've got snow. definitely early in the season. this is the first storm of the season. and it's producing mixed precipitation in the sierra nevada. it will switch over to all snow going into the overnight hours. winter weather advisory up now until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. watch out for slippery roads. they're expecting three to six inches of snow about 6,000 feet. snow may fall as low as 5,000 feet. wind gusts over 65 miles an hour means you want to take chains. we're getting much-needed rain. mount tam .10 of an inch. north bay getting much-needed rain. lake county, .35. in fai

there is some smoke in the napa area and hercules. i want to show you the peak us. we are concerned about the opportunity for firefighters to make some progress. after sunday night there was a day when there wasn't much they can do what get people out the way. yesterday and today and tomorrow they are getting a break. they are doing a lot of eardrops. what happens. friday not bad. that helps the humidity. right around midnight it goes. there is a red flag warning initiating. is stays pretty gusty -- that is the most dangerous winds. at eight it is still northerly. when you get this easterly component 3 am or 4 am in the morning. this is when the issues could be. that is the forecast model. it also drops the winds off quickly after that. the spot that everyone is talking about is that 6 am in the morning. red flag warnings not in effect now. it will be tomorrow afternoon through the evening. you cannot say this enough. tomorrow is your break. the weather is cooperating. for october. somewhere around 1 am or 5 am in the morning the weather is not cooperating. they kno

hercules and richmond. that is moderate rain. the heaviest rain all night. it is moderate. multiple screens are like mine. when you get into the yellow that is wipers on medium or full. south san francisco getting rain. you can see the main band. this is the main show here. we will see the scattered showers. all the way to the south bay heading into late overnight hours 1 am or 2 am. the cool air moves in behind this tomorrow. cool breezy conditions. the high-pressure comes in. i was alluding to fire danger next week. next week we will get hot again. we will get some wins. we will see a red flag warning. not as severe as the last one most likely because of the moisture on the ground. light mist falling. 65 never. 64 blaire. no rain for the day tomorrow. it is really all about now until about 3 am. here is the five day forecast. you can see it. maybe we can take that camera real quick. i think it shows the story around the bay area. it is not a heavy rain. you can see it is coming down. it is not heavy rain. it is enough to do the job.>>> millions of school children and adul

you don't need to be built like hercules to be the lion, you can make observations. we shouldn't be the sheep, sheep get slaughtered. neil: listening to music or something else. can you talk to my teenage son about this? that's a problem. >> (laughter) . neil: thank you, we'll keep things going on. and talking about london and las vegas. the arrival of the vice-president and his wife to check on how developments are going there. and still trying to find out whether there were anyone else involved in that, certainly the planning of that. we've got the owner of the vegas golden knights, the nhl team, will be joining us after this. we're going to him right now. good. all rightment-- all right. i'm on top of things, bill. it's good to have you and i'm sure it's been a hellacious week for you and the entire city. i'll ask you what i asked robin leach. how is it going now? how are people coming around now? are they coming around? >> vegas is a strong city and people are rallying and the first responders, the police, the fire department, nurses, the hospitals, i mean, they

it's heading right over napa, vallejo, hercules, richmond. it's pouring in st. helena, clear lake, hidden valley lake, cobb, middletown. yellow is moderate rainfall. head to the south bay, doesn't look very impressive but most of this is flying under the national weather service radar. it's raining steadily in the santa cruz mountains. we'll show you a time lapse. that steady rainfall working its way from the north to the south. it will be in your backyard san jose and livermore. coming soon. about .5 of an inch of rain. it's raining in the bay area right now. not going to last very long. we'll talk about 90-degree weather returning coming up in a few minutes. >>> despite a little rain, the raiders able to pull off a huge win tonight. >> dennis o'donnell is here with more. what a finish. >> this in the business is what you call an instant classic. one of the best nfl games you'll ever see. the raiders trailing with no time left on the clock. the chiefs committed two penalties in the final 10 seconds to keep oakland's drive alive. the third time was the charm. de

and up around santa rosa and clover dale. 90s for you. 83 in berkeley to about 86 in richmond and hercules. castro valley, 87. as we move into the east bay valleys we have upper 80s to near 90 from 87 in san ramone, walnut creek, fairfield to brett wood at 91. let's see what happens tonight if you can sleep better. we keep taking these temperatures down just a little bit and you notice we're in the low to upper 50s. a few 40s around santa rosa and napa and a few clouds along the coast. could be some fog there tomorrow morning. our pattern will hold through friday. breezes will start to shift but they'll come onshore and that's when you see the dramatic drop. halloween tuesday into wednesday. saturday of next week for a chance of wet weather. i'll show that you up next. sue? >>> we take you outside right now. the headlights northbound at the 880 over crossing and everybody is moving nicely for your thursday morning across town to 280 and the 17/880 over crossing. just a few headlights in the orthbound direction up towards cupertino for about an eight-minute drive from san jose in the valley

actually from hercules to richmond and the berkeley area.s a big delay. this is 52 minutes official time according to the road centers from the carquinez bridge to the maze. >>> 8:47. let's bring in steve with the weather. >> thank you, sal. a few patches of fog mainly off the coast. they were late to form but they formed. i think with the water temps being colder and warmer inland temps, that may play into the forecast going forward. patrick says good morning, sp. dry. not complaining. weather has been spectacular. my skin needs rain. any on the horizon? not yet. the last night's run of the gfs did maybe hint at something around the 15th. the forecast models are not in sync. the euro and the gfs are all over the place. there's a lot going on here. there is no -- no consensus on anything. so i'll ease into that. nothing that says yes on that. but i do think that we will get some in october. cool morning. cold for some. we had some 30s. a few 20s up to the north. but locally, i think kenwood was the leader at 33 this morning. and many 34s aro

maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even understand where

be careful refrain from using high beams and out of antioch into hercules, your ride is in the green. it looks fantastic. we can say "friday light" for highway 4 drivers. eastshore freeway, a few slowdowns. that's all due to caltrans and that's in the opposite commute direction. so no delays as you make your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza. but weaver seeing a bit of a backup -- but we are seeing a bit of a backup in the cash lanes. fastrak lanes are cruising by, 10 minutes into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you. time now 4:49. a santa rosa man is credited with saving lives when the wine country wildfires first broke out. we'll hear from the man neighbors are calling their hero. >> and why the city of oakland is asking bart for help to deal with the homelessness crisis. sears welcome back. numbers today will be above average again with palo alto coming in at 85. morgue 90. over in the east bay, sunshine and temperatures in the mid- 80s. warm in the north bay, as well. mill valley 83 degrees. san rafael up to 85. novato 86. and we'll see lak

we saw earlier in the afternoon an aggressive air attack with a c-130 hercules from colson aviation.e had an east bay regional park helicopter eagle also equipped with a bambi bucket and cal fire helicopter. later in the afternoon we saw folks from a local cattle ranch company checking on their cattle. i see them now about 30 of them grazing normally. no reports of injuries. no houses were burned. and again, burned about 116 acres. you take a look at the hillside, those homes are to the north of the fire and again they were unscathed. we had fire engines up there. so at this point, we do have fire crews that will spend the night here to make sure there are no flare-ups. no reports of anyone injured in this fire which burned about 116 acres here in dublin. reporting live in dublin, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. turning the corner a little bit, changing gears we are going to talk about sports. this is a big night for the golden state warriors. they are back at oracle arena hosting houston in the first game of the new season starting in about an hour. >> before tip-off, the

there was one of those big hercules transporter planes due to fly them out but the last thing we heardget on it. this could all be nothing in the sense that you knows what five years of captivity does to yourjudgment? you might wa nt to does to yourjudgment? you might want to wait and draw breath. we are waiting for some developments. it was interesting to hear that donald trump wanted this to happen now. he was very clear and he made a blistering speech in which he absolutely slammed pakistan for not cooperating, for harbouring terrorists on its territory, for its intelligence services are being too close to the taliban complaints that the american administrations have had for years. he put them on notice. and he's claiming today explicitly that it is the tough talk that has produced this outcome and he said that countries like pakistan 110w he said that countries like pakistan now respect us because of the way we are conducting our business. from washington to brussels because round five of the brexit negotiations have finished and as usual we had some different assessments. 0ne fini

he played hercules on tv but now only lives peoples. a great new film produced by sean hannity. [applause] she will hate radiohead even our death bed national review reporter kat timpf. [applause] and a saturn ring as his hula hoop or more bodyguard and my sidekick tyrus. [applause] let's start with you tom and you expect the pouting to last this long? >> is really amazing and i do think it's irresponsible. when they scream that's going to produce a lot of co2 and that's bad for the environment. i also think i think it's going to be like that. you know the doctor seuss book where everyone will scream on the same day and they thought i can't hear the screaming if i'm screaming so they all got quiet so they could hear. this was an epic.or zeus. they open their mouth and they listened to what was in the world. maybe that will happen. greg: i don't think so tom but i do admire the fact that you have a literary allusion. you are a highbrow show kevin. that's why we have you on here. it's nice of you to address that by the way. you are a highbrow show kevin. that's why we have you on

you can expect a 32-minute ride from highway 4 with traffic backed up beyond hercules at this point. here is eight 80 at wa

see 130 hercules. it was made by the u.s. company. it is held in australia on a computer.ou. it tells us that we have to be careful about all of the information our allies have. our allies have to have this because if we ever go to war we have the joint plants. we saw it happen as well in south korea. we to work with them to ensure that they are as careful as they are with them to be able to do work at home. the russians were able to get into our best secrets. once this alf creature got the laptop he gained access and you guys our neck and a believe this. by using login names and passwords and password password. do we need to change the way we do business with other companies and nations particularly when it comes to sensitive information. do we need to start ring sensing and protecting our own contractors and data data and finding a different way. i just had a dinner with ernst and young. they can get that information. they are using the telephone more. there is no doubt about the fact that we are in a new age. that's why we have a cyber command. not just to worry about t

typically a tough drive but now this morning you're looking at 45 minutes from hercules to the scene. >>> we are staying on top that have major breaking news we first told you about at 5:00 this morning. former trump campaign chairman paul manafort has been indicted along with rick gates. this is video of manafort arriving at the fbi office in washington, d.c. abc news white house correspondent spoke about the indictment with george stephanopoulos. >> this is a big deal. he was the chairman of the campaign, george, somebody, ran the republican convention for them. >> a list of the charges from abc news. they are 12 counts conspiracy against the united states, conspiracy to launder money, being an unregistered agent of a foreign principal, false statements, and seven counts of failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts and, of course, i'll continue to stay on top of the story throughout the morning here on abc 7 news and we'll have updates as soon as possible. >>> developing news out of san jose where police say they've made several arrests overnight after a sidesh

maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three caregivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even under

maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and threeivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even understand

maintenance worker hercules cuveas came to help his work family in the middle of the night.he and three caregivers, sensed the fires danger knew they had to get everyone out of harm's way.hercules cuveas / maintenance worker sot it was pretty rough some of them were startled they didn't know who i was but we did it it was awesomewith fire burning around them, he first took them to his church in santa rosa. they stayed until the flames threated them there eventually, some were moved to vineyards sister facility in sacramento.now they are back and reunited again.sot things are starting to get back to normal so it is a blessingsu the fire got so close to the building it burned the hillside just to the west of the building the flames got just inches away from a residents window.nat fansonly a few fans in the hallway blow out the lingering smell of smoke.the community is basically brand new, it just started caring for people in august.sot i am feeling so sad for the people who are suffering we didn't lose a thingsome cannot recall anything about the fire, evacuating, being away or even under

. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the c-130 hercules is past the point of no return, the point where there is not enoughl to safely turn back, no matter what the weather is on the ice. it's loud back here -- the moan of four massive props, relentless. i'm dressed like all of us who've been approved to make this journey in the same regulation gear as required by the national science foundation for all flights and means of conveyance on the ice. thick goose-down parka, known by one and all as big red, heavy waterproof overalls, inflatable bunny boots, gloves, long underwear, cap. i am talking layers. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: the runway is frozen sea ice, ten-feet thick. >> anthony: the airport shuttle -- ivan the terra bus -- a "road warrior"-looking behemoth that takes us slowly towards our destination. >> bus driver: we're driving ivan. 40-feet long 67,000 pounds, 23 yea

the c-130 hercules supply plan, fat albert, grounded for a second year, it was set to return, to undergohanical repairs before, but a dead the c-130 crash in july caused all similar planes to be grounded until a investigation was completed. >>> back to the coverage of the deadly shooting in las vegas, investigators are looking into the motive into the mass shooting, that left 59 people dead and more than 500 wounded. the shooter, stephen paddock, had an arsenal of guns in his suite, they found 23 guns at the mandalay bay hotel, 19 more at his home, along with thousands of rounds of ammunition. he carried the guns to his suite inside 10 suitcases. investigators found ammonium nitrate in his car, which could have been used to make a bomb. there were a lot of off-duty police and firefighters of the concert, nearly a dozen from southern california are among those injured. we are expecting to get a briefing from officials in

. >> they have these hercules teams on duty at all time. in new york and d.c. as well, a all officers are expected to train to respond to incidents like this. >> that's correct. the first change was after columbine. the first responders are there, it's an offduty cop, offduty sheriff's detective, campus police officer. >> in the navy yard, there was a bike kopasz well. >> we had these units, we were going wait a minute. this takes a tactical skill set, you need a homogenous team. after columbine, we decided to integrate training. active shooter protocols, the state, local and federal officials, we all conduct those operations similarly. you know the terminology, the vernacular. if four or five folks assemble, they can make the assault on the room. >> the shooter apparently booked rooms at or scouted. help push the investigation forward. how does that help? it points to or opens up a range of potential motives, i guess? >> motives and potential co-conspirators, what they're doing, at other places that they're looking at might elicit evidence about others who wer

cooler in vallejo, 77. 76 in hercules and richmond., hayward and newark, castro valley, unified there. 80 to 81 for most of us in our inland neighborhoods. now tomorrow another pleasant afternoon. the 90s start creeping in and east bay friday and they hang around for saturday. the good news our overnight temperatures will fall into the 40s and 50s even when we get that warm for friday, saturday, and sunday. our warmest days at the coast look like friday and then sunday and monday of next week. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. new at 6:00, the reason there could be more places to buy liquor. >>> first, the bay area is sending help to victims of the las vegas shooting. >>> a bay area resident is helping comfort the victims. this is aaron. a golden retriever who works with st. john's lutheran church, part of the canine comfort dogs which brings dogs from across the country to help in times of crisis. he's one of two from california. the group brought more than a dozen to las vegas visiting people in hospitals and being available at vigi

the same castro valley. 86 hercules. and 90s in antioch. 90 san ramon. and 90 in pittsburgh.ure tracker temperatures. we jump ahead into the weekend. and by saturday, relief begins to move. in 60s arrive on the coast. and our warmest spots only in the lower 80s. and those numbers will continue to fall even into sunday and early next week. the accuweather seven-day forecast. it's hot inland. mild on the coast for your wednesday. we continue that warm trend thursday. and then by friday it's a little cooler around the bay, especially along the coast. we're back into the 60s. relief becomes widespread over the weekend. and by monday, and especially tuesday, it finally feels like fall. it's crisp in the evening for the trick-or-treaters with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. so tomorrow heat kind of repeats itself. >> it's perfection by friday. drew, thanks. >> sure. >>> a rude welcome for an oakland a's player who took a knee. bruce maxwell is responding after a waiter refused to serve him. >>> making it illegal to tax while cross this is the new comfort food. grown right here in

. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the c-130 hercules is past the point of no return, the point where there is not enoughack here -- the moan of four massive props, relentless. i'm dressed like all of us who've been approved to make this journey in the same regulation gear as required by the national science foundation for all flights and means of conveyance on the ice. thick goose-down parka, known by one and all as big red, heavy waterproof overalls, inflatable bunny boots, gloves, long

you can expect a 32-minute ride from highway 4 with traffic backed up beyond hercules at this point. here is eight 80 at highway 4. you can see the traffic is slowing. give yourself extra time and grab a extra cup of coffee. let's check in with the forecast. >>> we are starting out with the headlines. halloween is looking high and dry. today, we have drizzle along the shorelines and we have temperatures in the 80s. it will be cloudy and cool and drizzle along the coast and partly sunny skies. we will do no better than upper 60s in with 67 at fairfield and 60 in san francisco and the extended forecast calls for rain moving into the bay area by the weekend. here is kenny and michelle. >>> right now in washington, a dramatic day is playing out with the ongoing russia investigation. paul manafort and gates is being charged. matt forte is turning himself into the fbi field officer. robert mueller is leading the investigation. >> extent of the charges is not known. mueller was appointed in may 2 hours the the investigation into a legend russian interference in the presidential election. th

we have three routes, hercules to san francisco. across the richmond bay bridge to the san rafael.n our team, nbc bay area wazers. that's the team i would love for you to be on. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay," including an overnight crash in the east bay. the reason it had bart crews scrambling for the morning commute. >>> the driver of a big rig involved in a tour bus crash is finally being charged. prosecutors say the driver fell asleep while the big rig was stuck in traffic. the tour bus slammed into the big rick. >>> stockton leaders are looking at a name change to the airport. they want to add san francisco to it. marketing consultants helped come up with the idea saying it's common for airports to incorporate a big city name to help with promotions. we'll be back in two minutes with more news. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstr