"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs picks up the story live in richmond. tie. >> reporter: ama, the witness who recorded that video tells me that he saw the man holding a machete and that he also heard officers tell the man to drop the knife repeatedly. he did not want to be identified but witnessed that shooting as we saw. officers are still on scene tonight, more than five hours after the initial shooting, but a tow truck did arrive just moments ago to remove some of the vehicles involved. sky 7 shows a knife lying on richmond parkway. it is the scene of an officer-involved shooting. a man suspected in an armed robbery also lies dead nearby following a high-speed chase and confrontation with vallejo police officers. >> i was right at the light at the bus stop. >> she says she saw patrol vehicle push the suspect's car around 5:20. >> it was like boom into the wall. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and he was armed. >> reporter: she backed away from the scene but said she heard many shots. police lieutenant confirms multiple officers fired. >> there were m

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs live in san jose with the latest we have.ey. >> reporter: dan, within the last 15 minutes people stopped by here where the shooting took place, placing flowers, lighting candles, and that top bundle of flowers there's a patch from san jose police department, the department investigating this homicide. they are looking at video and talking to the suspect trying to find a motive for what appears to be a random attack. a somber scene as firefighters lined interstate 880 to pay tribute to one of their own, killed not while battling a fire. instead, shot to death while out with friends. jake water's body was escorted by chp and his family to oakland's chapel of the chimes late this afternoon. fellow oakland firefighters performed cpr on the 30-year-old around 9:30 last night after he had been shot. the group in plain clothes attended an event at the gordon biersch brewery in san jose before the shooting. >> it was chaos. people were running after the second shot, just running around. >> reporter: a second firefighter was hit and s

here is "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs. >> reporter: people packed the con kerd high school gym and congressman tried to calm constituents following nuclear threats from north korea. >> it is frightening. we are trying to get by. >> i don't think we're about to go to nuclear war. i would hope even a regime as unstable as the north koreans would realize the folly of that. >> reporter: some say president trump's fire and fury comments inflamed the situation. >> people don't necessarily believe he will do what he says, but you don't know. >> if anybody can control trump, i don't know. hopefully the generals can. >> reporter: east bay congresswoman barbara lee is working to reform presidential war powers granted post 9/11, but so far speaker paul ryan has block those efforts. >> hopefully more people will speak out and get him to act -- >> this election has been quite a civics lesson. >> reporter: he and other democrats signed a resolution condemning the president's statement but he admits it is mostly symbolic. the congressman stay after the town hall in order to answer more questions.

pleasant hill, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> drunk tanks as they're called are getting a makeover.eople that need a place sober up are getting a new experience. >> tributes pour in for the actor and play write. >>> the los angeles lands the olympics. the early steps the city took to help secure the games. >> all ahead for you. first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama. look what we can do when we apply ourselves. will you sleep over someone's house if it seems like an appealing offer? >> i might do that. >> you might do that. ♪ >>> well, you've heard of drunk tanks, places where people who are severely intoxicated are taken to observer up. >> santa clara county is joining the ranks of bay area counties offering a solution for the common problem. it is called a sobering station. >> katie marzullo explains what is so different. >> there will be two large rooms with sobering recliners in them, one for male and female. >> reporter: this the future home of santa clara county's sobering station, and this is one of the recliners meant to offer

in concord, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> well, pop star taylor swift is $1 richer tonight.and a tore tun worth of being right. a jury decided in her favor in . swift accused a dj of droeping her in 2013 after a radio station in denver fired him he sued. today's verdict was over swift's counter suit where she asked for only $1. in a statement swift essentially apologized for the costly trial and promised to help those whose voices should be heard. that includes future donations to organizations that help sex assault victims. >> 10,000 gallons of alcohol has been -- have been seized in mexico after a woman died at a popularor mexican regulators targeted two dozen tourist destinations in cancun and playa del carmen including a resort where 20-year-old abby connor died after doing shots on a family vacation. the regulators also said that the unnamed manufacturer of the alcohol had bad manufacturing practices. all of that alcohol now confiscated >>> well, now that the countdown the eipse, the big celestial event is exactly one week away, but getting your hands-on aipai pr glasse

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs picks up the story live in richmond. tie. >> reporter: ama, the witness who recorded that video tells me that he saw the man holding a machete and that he also heard officers tell the man to drop the knife repeatedly. he did not want to be identified but witnessed that shooting as we saw. officers are still on scene tonight, more than five hours after the initial shooting, but a tow truck did arrive just moments ago to remove some of the vehicles involved. sky 7 shows a knife lying on richmond parkway. it is the scene of an officer-involved shooting. a man suspected in an armed robbery also lies dead nearby following a high-speed chase and confrontation with vallejo police officers. >> i was right at the light at the bus stop. >> she says she saw patrol vehicle push the suspect's car around 5:20. >> it was like boom into the wall. >> the suspect exited the vehicle and he was armed. >> reporter: she backed away from the scene but said she heard many shots. police lieutenant confirms multiple officers fired. >> there were m

in concord, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> well, pop star taylor swift is $1 richer tonight.hat and a tore tun worth of being right. a jury decided in her favor in a groping lawsuit. swift accused a dj of droeping her in 2013 after a radio station in denver fired him he sued. today's verdict was over swift's counter suit where she asked for only $1. in a statement swift essentially apologized for the costly trial and promised to help those whose voices should be heard. that includes future donations to organizations that help sex assault victims. >>> 10,000 gallons of alcohol has been -- have been seized in mexico after a woman died at a popular resort. mexican regulators targeted two dozen tourist destinations in cancun and playa del carmen including a resort where 20-year-old abby connor died after doing shots on a family vacation. the regulators also said that the unnamed manufacturer of the alcohol had bad manufacturing practices. all of that alcohol now confiscated >>> well, now that the countdown the solar eclipse, the big celestial event is exactly one week away, but g

in san francisco, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> we have breaking news now in east oakland. fire is tearing through a home on 57th avenue a the seminary neighborhood. the street is closed off as firefighters try to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. a power lane has fallen, making it dangerous for the fire crew. firefighters have made the call for extra help. >>> a professor arrested here in the bay area for a deadly stabbing in chicago is headed back to illinois. northwestern professor wind han lathem waved extradition in alameda county court today. he and oxford university employee andrew warren surrendered to bay area law enforcement on friday. both were accused in the murder of 26-year-old trenton cornell-duranleau. his body was found in lathem's chicago apartment after getting an anonymous 911 call. "abc 7 news" spoke with his attorney outside of the courtroom today. >> he has people who adore him, who have known him for decades. they all refer to him as intelligent, kind, a gentle soul, and i think the case, as the case progresses, you will see that side o

in santa rosa, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> well, tense moments to night at one of the nation's mostrestigious universities. coming up, the torch wielding protesters sparking concern ahead of a larger weekend demon trags. >> check your numbers, someone in the bay area is holding a mega ticket worth a big chunk of change. also -- >> and music in the park. "abc 7 news" takes you inside golden gate >>> new tonight, hundreds of alt-right protesters carried torches as they marched through the university of virginia campus. witnesses say they chanted, white lives matter. police moved in and broke up scuffles when counter protesters confronted the group. more rallies are expected tomorrow. >> well, tonight you can help a local high school football team as it tries to replace stolen gear two weeks before the first game. someone stole $10,000 worth of equipment from fremont washington high school. the haul included at least 20 helmets along with shoulder pads. the huskies locker room was left unlocked during a campus construction project last month. >> it appears they grabbed what they could,

in san francisco, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> we have breaking news now in east oakland. fire is tearing through a home on 57th avenue a the seminary neighborhood. the street is closed off as firefighters try to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. a power lane has fallen, making it dangerous for the fire crew. firefighters have made the call for extra help. >>> a professor arrested here in the bay area for a deadly stabbing in chicago is headed back to illinois. northwestern professor wind han lathem waved extradition in alameda county court today. he and oxford university employee andrew warren surrendered to bay area law enforcement on friday. both were accused in the murder of 26-year-old trenton rnell-duranleau. his body was found in lathem's chicago apartment after getting an anonymous 911 call. "abc 7 news" spoke with his attorney outside of the courtroom today. >> he has people who adore him, who have known him for decades. they all refer to him as intelligent, kind, a gentle soul, and i think the case, as the case progresses, you will see that side of

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here is "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs. >> reporter: people packed the con kerd high school gym a trie constituents following nuclear threats from north korea. >> it is frightening. we are trying to get by. >> i don't think we're about to go to nuclear wa i would hope even a regime as unstable as the north koreans would realize the folly of that. >> reporter: some say president trump's fire and fury comments inflamed the situation. >> people don't necessarily believe he will says, but you don't know. >> if anybody can control trump, i don't know. hopefully the generals can. >> reporter: east bay congresswoman barbara lee is working to reform presidential war powers granted post 9/11, but so far speaker paul ryan has block those efforts. >> hopefully more people will speak out and get him to act -- >> this election has been quite a civics lesson. >> reporter: he and other democrats signed a resolution condemning the president's statement but he admits it is mostly symbolic. the congressman stay after the town hall in questions o. he will be in district until he returns to congress,

pleasant hill, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> drunk tanks as they're called are getting a makeover.e that need a place sober up are getting a new experience. >> tributes pour in for the actor and play write. >>> the los angeles lands the olympics. the early steps the city took to help secure the games. >> all ahead for you. first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy. >> thanks, dan and ama. look what we can do when we apply ourselves. will you sleep over someone's house if it seems like an appealing offer? >> i might do that. >> you might do that. ♪ things are heating up for the wta.mer. time to play. when the us open series hits stanford for the bank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. now through august 6th. it's time to shine brighter than you ever thought possible. the us open series. we're serving up the best of summer. don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> well, you've heard of drunk tanks, places where people who are severely intoxicated are taken to obser

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs live in san jose with the latest we have.atey. >> reporter: dan, within the last 15 minutes people stopped by here where the shooting took place, placing flowers, lighting candles, and that top bundle of flowers there's a patch from san jose police department, the department investigating this homicide. they are looking at video and talking to the suspect trying to find a motive for what appears to be a random attack. lined interstate 880 to pay rs tribute to one of their own, killed not while battling a fire. instead, shot to death while out with friends. jake water's body was escorted by chp and his family to oakland's chapel of the chimes late this afternoon. fellow oakland firefighters performed cpr on the 30-year-old around 9:30 last night after he had been shot. the group in plain clothes attended an event at the gordon biersch brewery in san jose before the shooting. >> it was chaos. people were running after the second shot, just running around. >> reporter: a second firefighter was hit and survived. he is being treat

in san jose, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> a group trying to recall a judge is is taking action after a visiting judge blocked its petition. according to our media partner, yesterday, the recall campaign moved to disqualify a retired orange county judge from deciding on the issue. the judge granted the request to block the group from gathering signatures. the campaign needs more than 58,000 signatures by january to put his recall on the ballot next june. those against the recall say it threatens judicial independence. he first made headlines when he gave a stanford athlete what many considered to be a light sentence for sexual assault. >>> turning to weather now and the bay area forecast and lisa, you've been seeing a lot of fog. >> a live look outside now where it's 62 in livermore and san ramon is at 60. inland, a great looking amp, but the fog as it peels back, it's going to take time and keep those teps from getting too warm for most of us. we'll talk about the particulars, a look at the eclipse and a look at a week that doesn't look very, very hot. i'll explain coming up. >> than

in san jose, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> a group trying to recall a judge is is taking action after visiting judge blocked its petition. according to our media partner, yesterday, the recall campaign moved to disqualify a retired orange county judge from deciding on the issue. the judge granted the request to block the group from gathering signatures. the campaign needs more than 58,000 signatures by january to put his recall on the ballot next june. those against the recall say it threatens judicial independence. he first made headlines when he gave a stanford athlete what many considered to be a light sentence for sexual assault. >>> lisa, the fog has been the big weather story this morning. >> the whole month and summer. good morning, everyone. we are looking at a beautiful picture from mt. tam, where not only is there fog in the north bay, but mist and drizzle will greet you as well. when it clears, you'll still have it at the shoreline, so you probably have an idea of what that means. i'll be back with the details in just a few minutes. >>> thank you. also ahead, a shark attack

abc 7 news reporter katie utehs explains why that decision was made. >> we are not fooled by this.e are calling on everyone, mobilize, double-time now. >> reporter: the group by any means necessary known as bam says they are still all in to protest sunday, this after the anti-markism event organizer put out a note urging people not to a tent. amber cummings says, i stress do not attend this rally, please. this rally will take place but it will be me alone attending, no one else, please. the city has denied a permit request for the event saying the application was incomplete. >> berkeley is the one that is still going on, but amber cummings is the only one that is going to be at the rally. requests that nobody else come but her. >> reporter: the confusion doesn't alter the city's hand says the mayor's office they're operating as if there will be protesters in the park on sunday. bam organizer makes no promises of remaining peaceful. >> bam is committed to making sure that we can protect this community in whatever ways are necessary. >> reporter: berkeley police released a long list

katie utehs spoke with the oakland firefighters union, which says the shooting was unproo volkeded. >> a somber scene as firefighters lined interstate 880 to pay tribute to one of their open. killed not while battling a fire. instead, shot to death while out with friends. jake walters' body was escorted by ch prp and his family to oakd el of the chimes. they performed cpr on the 30-year-old after he had been shot. the group attending an ooent in san jose before the shooting. >> it was chaos. people were running after the second shot, just running around. >> a second firefighter was hit and is survived. he's being treated at valley medical center. >> nobody should get away with that. >> police say they have a shooter. they found him around 1:00 in the morning not far from the taylor street scene. >> we were able to locate him in the neighborhood nearby to the rear of a residence. >> 27-year-old oliver juino is facing murder and attempted murder charges. >> right now, we don't really have a motive. >> i've never heard of anything so violent happening here. it's just scary. >> apparent r

in berkeley, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> time is 6:05. happening today, a memorial service for a newly minted oakland fireman who was shot and killed in an unprovoked attack. nine days ago 30-year-old jake walter was shot after enjoying a night out with friends in san jose. one man has been arrested and charged with his murder. the public memorial service will be held this morning at 11:00 at the scottish rights center on lakeside drive in oakland. >>> in breaking news we're getting a closer look at the damage being caused by hurricane harvey. the storm made landfall in southeast texas overnight. let's go live to natasha barrett in houston where the torrential rain and fierce winds are taking their toll. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we are seeing really a little bit of everything. you can see the wind, the rain, we've had thunder, we've had lightning and tornadoes. hurricane harvey is a category 1 now, it rain landfall as a cat 4, but as you can see the wind, this is off and on happening the last hour or so. hurr

"abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs is live in concord with the story. >> reporter: dan, people we spoke spent hundreds of dollars repairing those tires, and they say it is making them go flat broke. this water bottle holds nails eragected by the man concord's town and country mobile home park. residents will attest to the proliferation of tire-popping objects in the area of san miguel road. >> they've been roofing nails, screws, regular nails, they've been thumb tacks, a whole bunch of just everything that will p. says tires po the problem started a couple of years ago. he spent $480 to repairtire. >> they've filed police reports, tried putting cameras and we can't figure out who is doing it. >> reporter: someone posted a warning local blog, claycord.com saying the nail thrower is back. the park's manager confirms three recent flat tire complaints. he documented around 50 incidents back in 2015. >> i g flats right here and up there a little bit. >> reporter: nina wolfgram tes but didn't report it. she later learned someone who lives nearby may be responsible. >> the person probably thin

. >> katie utehs has the story from santa rosa. >> reporter: marine corps sergeant located to santa rosaith his wife and four-year-old daughter. >> i came with the mission to try to help people, you know, change their lives for the better. >> reporter: but his latest mission has been replacing all of their belongings after someone stole their u haul. >> we got here pretty late in the night, and for the military move i have to weigh my belongings as part of the process for our logistics. so it was too late in the day to trt a weight ticket for the uc cargo area and parked it on the street near their apartment. the thieves hot wired the van and ditched it here, however the shop center's cameras were broken. >> i think the hardest was like her baby pictures, her newborn pictures and videos. to like not be able to get those back, i think that's very upsetting. >> the sergeant, his wife and their four-year-old didn't lose a u haul, they lost everything. >> reporter: the nonprofit wine country marines got permission from the marines corps to fund raise for the family. >> the very best is gift

katie utehs has the story from santa rosa. >> sergeant rafael relocated to santa rosa last month with his wife and 4-year-old daughter. >> i came here with a mission to try to help people you know, change their lives for the better. >> but his latest mission has been replacing all of their belongings after someone stole their u-haul. >> we got here late in the night and for the military move to weigh my belongings as part of the process, so it was too late to get a weigh ticket for the trum. >> they locked the cargo area and parkeded it on the street near their apartment. >> the thieves hard wired the van and ditched it here, however, the shopping center's cameras were broken. >> the hardest was her baby pictures, newborn pictures an videos. no not be able to get those back, that's very upsetting. >> the sergeant, his wife and their 4-year-old, they didn't lose a u-haul, they lost everything. >> the non-profit wine country marines got permission to fund raise for the family. >> the very best is gift cards. that way, you don't get two sets of something. >> the it's a proer hood. >> he