sadayuki sakaibara met with vice premier wang yang and other senior officials. sakaibara is heading the delegation from the china japan economic association and he's the chair of japan's largest business organization --. wang mentioned that high level economic dialogues have been suspended for four years. he cressed his hope that the talks will be resumed at an early occasion. >> translator: i would like to see wang's comment as a message from china that the country wants to make a first step toward improving ties between the two nations. >> sakaibara says that wang had another message. he expects the japan to show -- over tearorial and historic issues before a summit takes place between prime minister shinzo abe and chinese president xi jinping. >>> let's check in on the markets now. tokyo stocks popped higher at the open following a strong session on wall street. the stronger dollar against the yen is bringing investors back to the tokyo markets. the nikkei is higher by 1.2%. so let's see where major currency pairs are trading. the dollar rose above 109 yen in

wang, we visited your website. put up what is currently posted at your site and ask you to explain. because you, sir, are saying the probability of democratic control remaining in the hands of democrats and independents on election day is 70%. what are you seeing that everyone else is not? >> that's right. well, i should first say that 70% is not 100%. let me describe what we do there. for the last elections going back to 2004 when i started analyzing this stuff at election.princeton.edu, what we found is that polls are very good snapshot of current conditions at any given moment in the race and polls converge on the election day outcome. so what you're looking at there is the probability of all of the state races that are close including the ones that are not so close, and i turn those into a statistical snapshot of where the race is on any given day. and what the number you came up with is a forecast based on what the polls are doing all summer of that number, landing on democrats and independents having 50 seats

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang was live from the scene. you talked with some of the people who live inside the home. >> we did, dan and ama. we do a lot to protect our kids. there is almost nothing you can do to protect something like this. you can see where the bus punctured the side of the house. it hit with such force. on the other side of the wall was a baby. the bus was doing between 20 and 25 miles per hour when it struck this house in richmond around 5:30. >> my son was inches from being hit by the bus. >> ashley ortega found her 3-month-old son sitting in the bouncy chair in the living room and looking up at an ac transit bus. >> my daughter was in the back bedroom and i called her and grabbed my son and got out. i didn't know what was going to happen. >> the gas service line was severed and leaking. several dazed and bloody passengers including two

alan wang traveled to the north bay to find out more. >> that is terrible. i can't believe that. >> that is the reago from dog own -- reaction for dog owners at this dog park. now many are suspecting foul play. >> rotten human beings. >> he and other dog owners were here on saturday when the raw meatballs were found in and around the doge -- do g run. >> they found they them on each side of the creek. >> it is yet to be determined if they are tainted with poison, but he says hit dog what there and came homesick. >> we took him to the vet and she said that he had panceitis and could not break down the food. >> he is now slowly recovering. no one knows who it is, but some have suspicions. >> one guy said keep your [bleep] quiet. >> he tapes the dogs in the park. he has been asked to leave by the police. >> the food has been sent to the lab where it is being tested. they will need eye witnesses and the test results due in a week. alan wang, abceyewitnessnews. >>> a stabbing victim, 23-year-old ignacio avila died this afternoon. he was walking to a house party w

. >> ( translated ): my name is wang. i'm a pig farmer. >> reporter: wang is a typical hog farmer, raising about 100 pigs in a barn attached to his house. 200 million small farmers scattered across the countryside raise most of china's livestock. the government knows food safety isn't always a priority on these farms. >> ( translated ): raising pigs is actually easy. they can eat whenever they want. you just throw the food in the pen. when they're hungry, they will come to eat. if not, whatever. >> reporter: i noticed some open vials on a dirty table. some farmers have been caught using illegal growth hormones. i asked wang about the vials. >> ( translated ): a while ago, the pigs got sick and were coughing. >> reporter: keeping tainted pork off chinese plates has been a struggle in china's fragmented farming system. scott rozelle is an agricultural economist at stanford. >> you have all these hogs coming from everywhere. they have foot and mouth disease. they could have other pork diseases. you may have been giving the i

alan wang traveled to the north bay to find out more. >> that is terrible. i can't believe that. >> that is the reago from dog own -- reaction for dog owners at this dog park. now many are suspecting foul play. >> rotten human beings. >> he and other dog owners were here on saturday when the raw meatballs were found in and around the doge -- do g run. >> they found they them on each side of the creek. >> it is yet to be determined if they are tainted with poison, but he says hit dog what there and came homesick. >> we took him to the vet and she said that he had panceitis and could not break down the food. >> he is now slowly recovering. no one knows who it is, but some have suspicions. >> one guy said keep your [bleep] quiet. >> he tapes the dogs in the park. he has been asked to leave by the police. >> the food has been sent to the lab where it is being tested. they will need eye witnesses and the test results due in a week. alan wang, abceyewitnessnews. >>> a stabbing victim, 23-year-old ignacio avila died this afternoon. he was walking to a house party w

alan wang traveled to the north bay to find out more. >> that is terrible.an't believe that. >> that is the reago from dog own -- reaction for dog owners at this dog park. now many are suspecting foul play. >> rotten human beings. >> he and other dog owners were here on saturday when the raw meatballs were found in and around the doge -- do g run. >> they found they them on each side of the creek. >> it is yet to be determined if they are t with poison, but he says hit dog what there and came homesick. >> we took him to the vet and she said that he had panceitis and could not break down the food. >> he is now slowly recovering. no one knows who it is, but some have suspicions. >> one guy said keep your [bleep] quiet. >> he tapes the dogs in the park. he has been asked to leave by the police. >> the food has been sent to the lab where it is being tested. they will need eye witnesses and the test results due in a week. alan wang, abceyewitnessnews. >>> a stabbing victim, 23-year-old ignacio avila died this afternoon. he was walking to a house party when he got

in south san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. guy roger -- >>> roger goodell said he is sorry and he said it many times today. he broke hi sigh 11 after 10 days of almost daily disgraces. he says he will not resign because he is that a lot to do including a policy for players. >> i am not satisfied with what we did. i let myself down and let everyone else down and i'm sorry. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell with an apology today and a promise to do more to draw the growing number of nfl players accused of do me stick vie -- domestic violence. >> we will get our house in order. >> the commissioner who that been glaringly absent in recent weeks didn't say enough to satisfy former fans and players. >> we needed somebody to be a leader and say something substantial. i don't think roger goodell is the guy that can do that anymore. >> four players were pulled from the field uh could youd of domestic violence in the l.a. two weeks since this video showing baltimore ravens star ray rice beating his now wife became public. adrian peterso

alan wang, abc sf news. >> a successful fund razer in san jose to help a family struggling to survive after the death their mother. the fundraiser is for 22-year-old jax and his family. we told you about his family last night. he and his girlfriend took in his four young siblings when his mother died of cancer. of a being forced to move in with his girlfriend's parents to make ends meet, the family is getting a happened -- a hand from the community. >> i wanted to start a fundraiser to help them. my manager wanted to help too. >> strangers put this together and i was in awe that somebody could put something out there and have the community come together. >> they are donating the proceeds from a raffle and 10% of their earnings. >>> welshing animal control officers in livermore are pleading with the public, do not, do not feed the ducks and geese at the spring town duck pond. one the beggest concerns is something called angel wing which is a deformity of the wing and it is caused by a feeding by people. they are not conditioned for a diet of bread and rice. they grow too fast and their

judy wang is live at police headquarters with more.. judy? the police superintendent plans to discuss the crime numbers later this morning. the statistics showed the city closes out the month of august with the fewest murders since 1963. reporting crime overall down 14% so far this year. police report 21 fewer murders this year compared to last year. but there are 68 more shooting incidents with 94 more people shot. fewer people killed, more shootings and people wounded. this weekend, three people have been killed, 30 others injured in shootings across the city. the man shot in the head saturday will city in a vehicle near 100. a woman shot while riding in a car sunday on west 95. police say she managed to get behind the wheel of the car, crashed a car into a bus and another vehicle. and a nine year-old boy lay to rest following the funeral at an angle with church. he was shot multiple times in the 1200 block of east 71. police have made no or arrests. the superintendent says wall crime statistics show progress, the department is not satisfie

in brentwood, alan wang, abc7 news. >> great thing she is doing. >>> well, people who have an itunesot a gift from apple this week, but not everyone is happy about it. apple added the youtube album for free to the library on the i cloud this week. whether you wanted the album or not, it is there for most people. apple paid $100 million for the album. instead of gratitude, many people are creeped out. dancing ac tweeted "it scared me thinking i bought it" but others aren't looking a gift horse in the mouth tweeting they are outraged because they believe it was an invasion of privacy. personally, i like the band so i was thrilled. >> well, an intense solar flare storm will hit overnight and it could affect signals and radio communications and more technology through monday. so be on the lookout for that. the storm seen here thanks to nasa could have another affect. some californians may be able to see the northern lights. accu-weather.com says the aurora borealis will be available from california near the oregon border. if you are up for a drive this weekend, maybe you want to check it

janelle wang was there for it all.anelle joins us live. >> reporter: hi, jessica. 49er fans certainly left disappointed. but they arrived here really excited. and they arrived hours before the game even started. just to soak up everything and witness history. the first regular home game ever at levi's stadium. ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: the lead singer of train sang the national anthem. a huge american flag covered the field, and fans held up red, white, and blue signs to create the stars and stripes. the pregame show also included pyrotechnics, the gold rush cheerleader, and a moment to honor 49er legends including dwight clark, ronnie lott, joe montana and jerry rice. >> i have to pinch myself. it's unreal. and i think it's just about giving love to these fans. we have very loyal fans. and i think it's well -- well-deserved that we have a new stadium now. they can come here. they can feel real good about the new stadium, support the san francisco 49ers. >> reporter: when the 49er current stars came ou

alan wang is live in downtown napa with more. alan? >> you can still see a lot of damage around napa including the rubble in front of the historical society building. but it is the damage you can't see that is hindering the city. likehe water pipes that keep breaking. >> there have been 130 water pipes since the earthquake struck nine days ago. and this one is the latest. >> i came outside and i was wondering where is all of the water coming from. >> it started percolating around 3:30 in the afternoon when most people were still at work. the city crews dug their way through the 6-inch watermain and wrapped it with a clamp and restored the water service since 5:30. >> we have water in the kitchen now. >> city of napa is awesome. they took care of business and they came through. >> each time it repairs a watermain they repressurize the lines and ano spot ruptures. >> in the last week or so we have been going around napa and finding these spontaneous leaks. >> much of the city's infrastructure has been compromised and other problems cause

alan wang is live in downtown napa with more. alan? can still see a lot of damage around napa including the rubble in front of the historical society building. but it is the damage you can't see that is hindering the city. like the water pipes that keep breaking. >> there have been 130 water pipes since the earthquake struck nine days ago. and this one is the latest. >> i i and i was wondering where is all of the water coming from. >> it started percolating around 3:30 in the afternoon when most people were still at work. the city crews dug their way through the 6-inch watermain and wrapped it with a clamp and restored the water service since 5:30. >> we have water in the kitchen now. >> city of napa is awesome. they took care of business and they came through. >> each time it repairs a watermain they repressurize the lines and another weak spot ruptures. >> in the last week or so we have been going around napa and finding these spontaneous >> much of the city's infrastructure has been compromised and other problems caused by the earth

in brentwood, alan wang, abc7 news. >> great thing she is doing. >>> well, people who have an itunes account got a gift from apple this week, but not everyone is happy about it. apple added the youtube album for free to the library on the i cloud this week. whether you wanted the album or n, it is there for most people. apple paid $100 million for the album. instead of gratitude, many people are creeped out. dancing ac tweeted "it scared me thinking i bought it" but others aren't looking a gift horse in the mouth tweeting they are outraged because they believe it was an invasion of privacy. personally, i like the band so i was thrilled. >> well, an intense solar flare storm will hit overnight and it could affect signals and radio communications and more technology through monday. so be on the lookout for that. the storm seen here thanks to nasa could have another affect. some californians may be able to see the northern lights. accu-weather.com says the aurora borealis will be available from california near the oregon border. if you are up for a drive this weekend, maybe you want to

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang was live from the scene. you talked with some of the people w live inside the home. >> we did, dan and ama. we do a lot to protect our kids. there is almost nothing you can do to protect something like this. you can see where the bus punctured the side of the house. it hit with such force. on the other side of the wall was a baby. the bus was doing between 20 and 25 miles per hour when it struck this house in richmond arnd 5:30. >> my sowas inches from being hit by the bus. >> ashley ortega found her 3-month-old so sitting in the bouncy cir in the living room and looking up at an ac transit bus. >> my daughter was in the bk bedroom and i called her and grabbed my son and got out. i dn't know what was going to happen. >> the gas service line was severed and lking. several dazed and bloody passengersncluding two children and a busriver were trying to escape the bus. >> it was hard to get off. we didn't know how to exit. >> why couldn't you go through the door? >>hey wouldn't open. it was hard to open. >> we bri

they're set to meet vice premier wang on wednesday. he's a chinese communist party politburo member and is known for implementing structural reforms. >>> the owner of a scandal-hit food processing firm says most of the company's staff will be laid off. shanghai husi food was accused in july of selling meat past its expiration date. investigators are studying claims that the company sold out of date chicken to restaurants in and outside china. in japan, fast food giant mcdonald's and a major convenience store chain were forced to suspend sales of some products. chinese authorities arrested six husi executives and charged them with selling substandard products. the investigation is ongoing. husi's illinois based parent company released a statement disclosing its plans to lay off 340 employees in shanghai. a small number of workers will be kept on while authorities investigate the case. the statement said shanghai husi has experienced significant financial and customer losses and it's very unlikely that production will be resumed soon. >>

alan wang, abc sf news. >> a successful fund razer in san jose to help a family struggling to survive the death their mother. the fundraiser is for 22-year-old jax and his family. we told you about his family last night. he and his girlfriend took in his four young siblings when his mother died of cancer. of a being forced to move in with his girlfriend's parents to make ends meet, the family is getting a happened -- a hand from the community. >> i wanted to start a fundraiser to help them. my manager wanted to help too. >> strangers put this together and i was in awe that somebody could put something out there and have the community come together. >> they are donating the proceeds from a raffle and 10% of their earnings. >>> welshing animal control officers in livermore are pleading with the public, do not, do not feed the ducks and geese at the spring town duck pond. one the beggest concerns is something called angel wing which is a deformity of the wing and it is caused by a feeding by people. they are not conditioned for a diet of bread and rice. they grow too fast and their feath

in south san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. guy roger -- >>> roger goodell said he is sorry and he said it many times today. he broke hi sigh 11 after 10 days of almost daily disgraces. he says he will not resign because he is that a lot to do including a policy for players. >> i am not satisfied with what we did. i let myself down and let everyone else down and i'm sorry. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell with an apology today and a promise to do more to draw the growing number of nfl players accused of do me stick vie -- domestic violence. >> we will get our house in order. >> the commissioner who that been glaringly absent in recent weeks didn't say enough to satisfy former fans and players. >> we needed somebody to be a leader and say something substantial. i don't think roger goodell is the guy that can do that anymore. >> four players were pulled from the field uh could youd of domestic violence in the l.a. two weeks since this video showing baltimore ravens star ray rice beating his now wife became public. adrian peterso

couple yo kishida and wang yi moat has relations are strained between the two countries.he tension is strained over japan's nationalization over a group of islands in the east china sea and perception of history. details of the talks have not been released. the ministers are believed to have discussed japan's proposal to hold a summit in november. the leaders of both countries will attend an apec meeting in beijing. the foreign ministers are also expected to have discussed a plan to set up security hotline for emergencies at sea and in the air. >> translator: we were able to take enough time to exchange our views in a sincere and frank atmosphere. >> kishida said nothing has been decided regarding the proposed summit. china's foreign ministry said wang had an informal meeting with kishida at the request of the japanese side. >>> a news website affiliated with the government of china's xinjiang uighur autonomous region says 40 members of a terrorist group have been killed following multiple explosions in the region. it says police stations and a market were among the targe

in castro valley, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> after tragedy struck the young man who put his life on hold to raise his siblings and the total strangers coming together to help. >> and fares are falling. the lapse in customers for the taxi fleet. >> and top dog. the confident canine that is going viral. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. watching this system that is expected to bring us wetted -- wet weather. timing is coming up, and first here >>> some new details tonight in the death of comedian joan rivers. cnn and the new york post reports that her personal doctor took a selfie in the procedure room when the 81-year-old was sedated. rivers went to the facility on manhattan's upper eastside to go through a scheduledden does ask you pea performed by another doctor. river's doctor did a biopsy on her vocal cords apparently without river's permission. >>> when the mother of four chirp passes away who takes for the kids. a san jose brother not much older than the children stepped in. >> he sure did. his high school sweetheart is helping out, about you the family is struggling fi

alan wang is live in downtown napa with more. alan? >> you can still see a lot of damage around napa including the rubble in front of the historical society building. but it is the damage you can't see that is hindering the city. like the water pipes that keep breaking. >> there have been 130 water pipes since the earthquake struck nine days ago. and this one is the latest. >> i came outside and i was wondering where is all of the water coming from. >> it started percolating around 3:30 in the afternoon when most people were still at work. the city crews dug their way through the 6-inch watermain and wrapped it with a clamp and restored the water service since 5:30. >> we have water in the kitchen now. >> city of napa is awesome. they took care of business and they came through. >> each time it repairs a watermain they repressurize the lines and another weak spot ruptures. >> in the last week or so we have been going around napa and finding these spontaneous leaks. >> much of the city's infrastructure has been compromised and other pro

in brentwood, alan wang, abc7 news. >> great thing she is doing. >>> well, people who have an itunes account got a gift from apple this week, but not everyone is happy about it. apple added the youtube album for free to the library on the i cloud this week. whether you wanted the album or not, it is there for most people. apple paid $100 million for the album. instead of gratitude, many people are creeped out. dancing ac tweeted "it scared me thinking i bought it" but others aren't looking a gift horse in the mouth tweeting they are outraged because they believe it was an invasion of privacy. personally, i like the band so i was thrilled. >> well, an intense solar flare storm will hit overnight and it could affect signals and radio communications and more technology through monday. so be on the lookout for that. the storm seen here thanks to nasa could have another affect. some californians may be able to see the northern lights. accu-weather.com says the aurora borealis will be available from california near the oregon border. if you are up for a drive this weekend, maybe you want t

in castro valley, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> after tragedy struck the young man who put his life on holdo raise his siblings and the total strangers coming together to help. >> and fares are falling. the lapse in customers for the taxi fleet. >> and top dog. the confident canine that is going viral. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. watching this system that is expected to bring us wetted -- wet weather. timing is coming up, and first here is jimmy in the death of comedian joan rivers. cnn and the new york post reports that her personal doctor took a selfie in the procedure room when the 81-year-old was sedated. rivers went to the facility on manhattan's upper eastside to go through a scheduledden does ask you pea performed by another doctor. river's doctor did a biopsy on her vocal cords apparently without river's permission. >>> when the mother of four chirp passes away who takes for the kids. a san jose brother not much older than the children stepped in. >> he sure did. his high school sweetheart is helping out, about you the family is struggling financially. >> lisa ami

. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang was live from the scene.you talked with some of the people who live inside the home. >> we did, dan and ama. we do a lot to protect our kids. there is almost nothing you can do to protect something like this. you can see where the bus punctured the side of the house. it hit with such force. on the other side of the wall was a baby. the bus was doing between 20 and 25 miles per hour when it struck this house in richmond around 5:30. >> my son was inches from being hit by the bus. >> ashley ortega found her 3-month-old son sitting in the bouncy chair in the living room and looking up at an ac transit bus. >> my daughter was in the back bedroom and i called her and grabbed my son and got out. i didn't know what was going to happen. >> the gas service line was severed and leaking. several dazed and bloody passengers including two children and a bus driver were trying to escape the bus. >> it was hard to get off. we didn't know how to exit. >> why couldn't you go through the door? >> they wouldn't open. it was har

alan wang, abc sf news. >> a successful fund razer in san jose to help a family struggling to survive death their mother. the fundraiser is for 22-year-old jax and his family. we told you about his family last night. he and his girlfriend took in his four young siblings when his mother died of cancer. of a being forced to move in with his girlfriend's parents to make ends meet, the family is getting a happened -- a hand from the community. >> i wanted to start a fundraiser to help them. my manager wanted to help too. >> strangers put this together and i was in awe that somebody could put something out there and have the community come together. >> they are donating the proceeds from a raffle and 10% of their earnings. >>> welshing animal control officers in livermore are pleading with the public, do not, do not feed the ducks and geese at the spring town duck pond. one the beggest concerns is something called angel wing which is a deformity of the wing and it is caused by a feeding by people. they are not conditioned for a diet of bread and rice. they grow too fast and their feathers

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in in richmond, richmond, alan alan wang, wang, abc7 abc7 news. news. >> >> the the san jose san jose police police are are investigating investigating an an assault assault of of an an ant ant ka ka clara clara sheriffs sheriffs deputy. deputy. it it happened happened behind behind a a shopping shopping center center in in san jose. san jose. the the media media partner partner reports reports the the deputy deputy was was talking talking to to someone someone who who three three men men approached. approached. they they exchanged exchanged words words before before attack attack him him and and then then ran ran off. off. police police have have not not made made any any arrests. arrests. >>> >>> in in morning morning contractors contractors in in san francisco san francisco could could begin begin knock knock down down a a building building gutted gutted by by a a massive massive fire fire in in the the mission mission district. district. fire fire on on thursday thursday raced raced through through the the big big house house store store on on

it's not just business for wang. since the age of 7 he's been admiring and eating cockroaches.one's just an appetizer. because prefers his roaches fried in peanut oil. i have to say they look worse than when he went in. he wants to push it as a protein snack. it hasn't quite caught on yet. >> tastes like peanut oil but then the after taste is exactly how you would imagine cockroaches to taste. >> if you don't try it, you'll regret your decision forever. david mckenzie, cnn, china. >> so crunchy. so gross. >>> still to come here on cnn, as hackers leak purported nude pictures of actress jennifer lawrence online, we hear the angry reaction from her publicist. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ fema

judy wang is live outside abraham lincoln elementary in lincoln park with more. >> good morning. the memo went out two principles asking to share information with parents about the virus. 11 confirmed cases in that the city. the health department says there is still a lot the medical community does not know about the virus and what we're seeing could just be the tip of the iceberg. the virus also is rare. symptoms are similar to those associated with a cold. emergency rooms across the chicago area report children are showing up the symptoms including breathing problems. children with asthma appear to be the most at risk. the cdc reports 82 confirmed cases but suspect there are many more cases in as many as 12 states. there are some guidelines, as gps is giving parents recommendations including frequent hand washing, cleaning frequently touched surfaces and avoiding close contact and sharing food the sixsick people. >> we don't have a lot of information about it as we get more information about those who are getting sick will be better able to describe who is the greatest risk. >>

judy wang is heading to the scene she will bring us the latest. >>chick-fil-a founder truett cathy has died. cathy died just after midnight... surrounded by loved ones. his business began near atlanta in 19-67. it grew to become one of the nation's largest restaurant chains. cathy always insisted on keeping his restaurants closed on sundays... in honor of his christian faith. he also wrote a number of best- selling books on business, finance and faith. he was 93. british leaders are offering concessions to the voters of scotland, as a new poll suggests growing support for scottish independence. the sunday times reports, the scottish support breaking away on their own, 51 percent to 49. scotland has been part of the u-k for more than 300 years. and to keep it that way, britain is now offering the scots greater authority over their country's spending and welfare rates if they *reject independence. election day is september 18-th. a 6-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital after he was attacked by a mountain lion in northern california yesterday.

judy wang is live in the old town neighborhood with more. >> good morning. no identity yet on the teen boy from the cook county medical affairs office. the injured officer who was on his way here is going to be ok. police have no suspects in custody. police say the 16 year- old boy was in the 1300's block of north cleveland avenue at about 9 thursday night. somebody on a bicycle storage shooting hitting the boy. it happened near the evergreen terrace complex. a spokesperson said the boy was shot in the chest. paramedics took him to northwestern memorial hospital where he died. an officer was headed to the scene and accidentally shot himself. police said the officer was getting out of his vehicle near cambridge and his service revolvers discharge. the officer was shot in the foot and taken to northwestern hospital in could condition. investigators have made no arrests for the shooting. no description of the gunmen. a police spokesman says it is possible there may have been to shooters on board. >>police are warning parents in the west lawn neighborhood about

. >> and it was a part of that meeting, at that commissioner wang and i had and also, the community ambassadors throughout that, >> exactly right. >> yeah. >> and we are looking to also try to expand that down there. >> yeah. sometimes it takes bad stuff and good stuff comes out of it. >> okay. inspector call the next line item. >> 2 d, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings. our next meeting will be september 24th, september 17th is the thursday wednesday and we will be dark and there will not be a meeting we will be in the central district on the 24th of september and the mission will meet at the central district at jordan jay loud elementary to get the comments from the public and central station captain. >> and i am sure, inspector monroe, i am sure that we do this for all of the community meetings, but in particular if we are going to the central station and the issues that i have heard also from the chinese community, can we just make sure that the captain is doing out reach on the language access that 48 hours that folk

judy wang is live at stroger hospital with more on what happened. >> good morning. the 16 year- old, the nephew of the community activist underwent surgery overnight at the hospital. the family had just received an update from doctors about the condition. doctors say the next 48 hours will be critical. the 15 year-old girl, her condition has been stabilized. just celebrating his 16th birthday, attending the dunbar career academy, the crew also a dunbar student. the two were near marquette and the dan ryan around 4:40 a.m.. there were headed to a mcdonald's when emailed approached, started shooting and went away. he was hit in the chest and back. the girl was shot in her arm and shoulder. homes went to the shooting scene to look for tips at the incident he did not know what the victims was his own nephew. police tried to determine whether the teens were targeted. perhaps they were near their in the wrong place at the wrong time. or it could have been from an earlier incident. the same day police arrested three girls at the school. another fight with someone activated

alan wang has details. >> reporter: he has stunned the meat market where he worked. his fellow employees are collect ing money for his funeral. >> he was close to my kids. he grew up with the kids, took care of him, soccer practice, movies, to the beach. >> reporter: galindo was bludgeoned to death at bally's. 46-year-old kenneth osako, a plumber from south san francisco, was arrested. police say he struck galindo in the back of the head with a steel gym bar. his daughter told us why. >> he just told me quickly that he -- a man was trying to talk to his girlfriend. >> reporter: she says she spoke to her father shortly before he was arrested the day before the incide incident. >> it happened so suddenly, so quickly. and i've seen my dad get overtaken by anger before, so i can just picture him being so ang angry. >> reporter: she says she suspects her father is bi-polar but he's never been diagnosed. police served a search warrant at his home and gathered evidence. she apologized to galindo's family. >> i would lake to give the family peace of mind if they want to know

abc7 news reporter allen wang was at the scene. >> the bus was done between 20-25 miles per hour when it struck this house in richmond around 5:30. >> my son was inches from being hit by the bus. >> passenger ortega found her 3-month-old son sitting in his bouncy chair in the living room looking up at an ac transit butts. >> my daughter was in the bedroom. i call her and got out. >> the gas line was severed and leaking and dazed passengers were trying to escape the bus. >> it was hard to get off, we didn't know how to exit. and -- >> why couldn't you go through the door? >> they wouldn't open, it was hard to open it. so we went through the window. >> we briefly evacuated the area because of the gas leak. but since the area has been deemed co-habitable again and the residents should know that they are safe inside their homes. >> but the ortega's home is now red-tagged. >> what can i say? i got it find a place to live now. so -- that's all. >> police say the bus struck a speeding stolen car at the intersection of 18th street and burbank avenue. they arrested a juvenile male passenger, b

janelle wang, abc bay area news. >>> crafty criminals. couple of burglars claimed to be to get inside of an east bay home. >>> the social set. kindergarten in full swing across the bay letter. while teachers are getting ready to attack the achievement gap, latino kids are ready to learn. >>> an old scam in fremont. police say a uniformed man approached someone living claimed to be part of animal control and said he was investigating rats and suggested measuring the backyard to set rodent traps. the resident's wife came out of the house to help. 20 minutes later they went back in the house to find their home had been burglarized and their safe gone. a similar scam claimed a number of bay area victims last year as well. >>> china's answer to amazon debuted on the new york stock exchange today. and set a record right off the bat. alibaba topped facebook's ipo with a $231 billion market cap. it's worth more than all tech companies except for apple, google and microsoft. the ali paub ba group is a chinese e-commerce company that operates like

alan wang, abc7 news. >> galaxy is a star. >> apparently she is. apparently this burrito is quite the star as well. >> you are looking at america's best burrito according to the website 538. the winner is the carnita's burrito in the mission district. >> they gave abc7 news these photos and say since the honor was announced the restaurant has been even more swamped than it normally is. they evaluated 67,000 restaurants and 64 made the cut la tacaria came out on top. >> have to try that. >> midnight snack. >>> and now a check on the weather. it has been hot today. >> it has been hot and will get hotter sandhya patel is here. >> you got it, dan and ama. we will see triple digit temperatures as we head toward tomorrow. in gilroy we have the triple digit heat. as we look at live doppler 7hd fog near the coast, but it is not going far inland. for us, it is summertime for the northern rockies. it is more like winter. a cold, canadian storm is bringing snow to montana. right now wyoming, colorado is starting to see some of the affects of it as well. winte

chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said wang had an informal meeting with kishida at the request of the japanese side. she didn't elaborate on the content of the talks. >> translator: our stance on the issue hindering china-japan ties is very clear and consistent. everyone knows what is affecting the development of bilateral relations now. >>> despite ongoing efforts to improve relations, a chinese research ship has again entered japan's exclusive economic zone. the vessel's crew is believed to have conducted a survey off the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands. china and taiwan claim them. japan coast guard officials say one of their aircraft spotted the vessel friday morning. it was dragging what appeared to be a wire. the area in question is about 170 kilometers north of kuba island in the senkaku chain. coast guard officials radioed the vessel to stop and said that unauthorized research in the area was not allowed. the chinese crew did not respond. the coast guard has sent a vessel to monitor the ship's activities. it's the second time this month a chinese ship has engag

foreign minister wang yi said china opposes all forms of terrorism and will continue to participate in international cooperation against it. he pledged humanitarian aid worth $9.8 million for iraq's kurdish region. he called for the united nations to play a leading role in the war on terrorism. >> translator: military actions should comply with the u.n. charter and relevant security council resolutions. >> the u.s. and its allies began air strikes in syria without a security council resolution. >>> british police have arrested nine men on suspicion of encouraging terrorism and other charges. officials say they belong to an extremist organization based in britain. local media report they include a high profile muslim cleric. on thursday, police searched 19 different properties. they say the arrests are part of an investigation into terrorism related to islamic extremists. local media report that muslim cleric anjem choudary's radical remarks supporting the islamic state militant group have prompted many young brits to visit iraq and syria. nhk interviewed him earlier this month. he said

levi's stadium and our primary studios back at nbc head quarters. >> that's where we find janelle wang. she's looking at the news headlines from around the bay area today. >> first we want to talk about the nfl. a tough week for the nfl gets tougher. star minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson is facing child abuse charges tonight. peterson has been indicted by a texas grand jury for reckless or negligent injury to a child. peterson's attorney confirms it's for striking his son with a switch. for those who may not know, a switch is a long, skinny rod used for discipline. the vikings have now deactivated peterson from sunday's game against new england, but he is still on the team's active roster. >>> confirmation tonight that the mountain lion killed on wednesday was the same one that attacked a 6-year-old boy in cupertino last weekend. the final dna test results came back today. the mountain lion also tested negative for rabies. officials say they had no choice but to take down the animal because of its aggressive behavior. he attacked the young boy who was walking with his fam

alan wang is live in hayward. >> dan, they ended the search out here around 9:00 tonight. investigators are working two possibilities here. min leigh could be injured or missing in the canyons or near st. anthony's church where they traced internet activity to a nearby church over there. the family is hoping for the latter. while search and rescue dogs combed the canyons around the east avenue park investigators monitored the facebook page of the missing teen min leigh. tonight there was a glimmer of hope. >> we have similar activity on monday that was a false alarm. this may not be a false alarm so we are concentrating our efforts in san francisco. >> police say somebody opened and read a message on min's facebook page. >> hopefully that nobody can know it is possible. >> the student at murrow catholic high school argued with his father and then left on foot wearing a bright teal colored shirt and khakis and slippers. >> it is getting cold. if you ever have something to eat please come back. >> he is a straight-a student who has never run away from home before. >> i am sc

alan wang is live in hayward. >> dan, they ended the search out here around 9:00 tonight. investigators are working two possibilities here. min leigh could be injured or missing in the canyons or near st. anthony's church where they traced internet activity to a nearby church over there. the family is hoping for the latter. while search and rescue dogs combed the canyons around the east avenue park investigators monitored the facebook page of the missing teen min leigh. tonight there was a glimmer of hope. >> we have similar activity on monday that was a false alarm. this may not be a false alarm so we are concentrating our efforts in san francisco. >> police say somebody opened and read a message on min's facebook page. >> hopefully that is him. nobody can know it is possible. >> the student at murrow catholic high school argued with his father and then left on foot wearing a bright teal colored shirt and khakis and slippers. >> it is getting cold. if you ever have something to eat please come back. >> he is a straight-a student who has never run away from home before. >>

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. tonight, he's no longer in charge.fficial feeling the heat after he uncovered he racked up personal travel awards using personal money. last we cek we exposed the director of child services in santa clara county. tonight, jenna sussco has the fall out. >> raj, john bar tannian is no longer calling the shots. less than an hour ago, the county announced he is on paid administrative leave, effective today until an investigation into his travel expenses is completed. until then, the county executive's office will oversee the day-to-day activities at that apartment. our investigation exposed bartannian racked up credit card and hotel reward points on the county's dime. we went through thousands of travel documents, dating back to 2008, and found he put more than $55,000 worth of hotel stays and registration fees on his personal card for more than 30 employees. the county then paid him back while he banked those rewards. we even found he got points for conferences he didn't attend. bartannian has been with the county for 13

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai there is a lot happening. the fire is growing. highway 50 is closed and a suspect is in jail tonight, accused of starting this blaze. wayne huntsman is being held on $10 million bail after his arrest in placerville yesterday. he is accused of intentionally setting the fire near sacramento. here is the most recent numbers. it has burned 80,000 acres. more than 2,000 homes are threatened, and containment remains at just 5%. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live near the fire line where the skies are filled with smoke. >> reporter: raj, it is incredibly smoky out here. in fact, my eyes are stinging. now, we are standing alongside highway 50 where you can see the trees along the highway are charred. in fact, some of them are still on fire. now firefighters have been working hard all day to keep the fire from jumping the highway. and while they have managed to do that, they have been successful at that, this beast of a fire is nowhere near contained. 50 helicopters drop water on a fire firefighters describe as grow