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. >> i'm sandhya patel. live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, where an advisory is going up. >> jail house unloaded. into a way, i mean, say it's reckless doesn't come close. >> that is the attorney for the family of andy loep yechlz the 13-year-old shot and killed by a sheriff deputy in santa rosa. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings today the parents of andy lopez filed a federal lawsuit claiming the deputy exceeded police authority. >> we are in the newsroom with the developments on this. >> here is that report. the autopsy performed by j chappen, working under contract as snoenla county's pathologist 15 years the family wants the fbi to do its own autopsy. >> i'm going to shoot first, ask questions later. >> the lawyer representing the family of the 13-year-old from santa rosa says the case is racial profiling. >> he assumed a mexican american kid is a gang member dressed like a gang member. >> this attorney told reporters in san francisco, the boy was on his way to a friend's

let's start with sandhya patel. >> yes. let's show you the latest. it's one of the strongest land falling systems in the world as far as what we know. here is a look at super typhoon. you can see the eye of the storm crossing the area. i'm going to bring up to present time. hit the philippines. it's packing winds of 195 miles per hour. gusts 235 miles per hour. so it's still a category 5 storm. the strongest you can get. and as you look at computer projections here, category 5 still. moving out over the ocean. it's expected to remain a category 5, then expected to hit as a category 3 around vietnam and continue on its way. the biggest threat is of course the heavy rain, mudslide potential. you can see some of the wind gusts away from eye of the storm. about 60 miles away. about 41 miles per hour gusts i'm hearing from people on social he'd mooeda. frank h just posted on facebook and says he has family there in sabu city. their power just went out ten minutes ago. out there, we're hoping they're safe. if they do get a chance to take pictures send them

. >> live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, i'm sandhya patel. when you may be needing umbrellas a pattern change is coming up. details, straight ahead. >> the delays and a new report about the search for a missing san francisco woman whose body was nouned a hospital stairwell. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> the story beyond baffling. tonight we have new information about what happened. abc7 news reporter wayne freed sman live with the story tonight. wayne? >> we knew the hospital staff never completely searched the hospital or the stairwells we knew. that now, we know a little bit more with it. a preliminary investigation discussed today. >> i'll be reading to you from a script. of a chronology that will be handed out to you. >> after expressing concern, saying such a case should never happen again, today, ross mirkarimi gave details from what appears to have been a major disconnect between the hospital staff, and a sheriff's department tasked with keeping that hospital secure. today, we learned how the hospital botched the descr

. >> i'm sandhya patel. live on the roof of the broadcast center, weather is changing. i'll let you know how this is going to play into thanksgiving plans coming up. >> they robbed him of so much. and my daughter, too. of so much we never gave up hope. >> new technology solves an old homicide and brings relief to a grieving family. tonight two suspects charged with first degree murder, thanks for joining us. >> a 23-year-old murder case now solved. >> and the victim, this man was 43 years old when he died. >> rudiger was found stabbed to death in december of 1990. now, tonight, his ex-wife and her new husband are in jail in, hayward that, is where abc7 news is live with the story tonight. cornell? >> police not releasing a lot of information about this. but we can tell you that two suspects kwharjed with a murder that happened 23 years ago. many had forgotten the case except his family and detectives. >> i can't describe it. what we're feeling. it's -- we finally that, is all i can say just finally. we're, we've arrived. >> it's been a long, painful journey of the famil

. >> i'm sandhya patel. live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center tracking the possibility of rain this week. and holiday plans coming up. >> we will live up importantly we'll live up to our character as a nation. >> interrupting the president. president obama gets heckled over immigration reform, the issue he came to talk about in san francisco. good evening. >> the president spoke to push congress to pass immigration reform. he says current system is unfair, providing no solution to 11 million people live hearing. >> some heckler shouted at the president to stop splitting up families with deportations. >> you have the power. >> i don't. that is why we're here. >> no. nochlt he can stay there. let me -- hold on a second. >> easy way out is to try to yell and pretend like i can do something. by vile yath our laws. and what i'm proposing is harder path. which is use our democratic processes to achieve the goal you want to achieve. >> you can see the president received cheers for the way he handled the he

. >> i'm sandhya patel. find out if there are drops in the future this week, coming up. >> that breaking news is in richmond. crews cleaning up a serious crash happening at end of a police chase in the middle of town. >> we have reports firefighters had to use jaws of life to get a person out of the car. now that has the roof ripped off. >> here is where it happened. it's sort of between richmond park way and kaiser center. >> we're waiting on how many were involveed and what conditions are. we don't see evidence of a car crash but officers giving out a lot of information now. >> we'll bring you more information at 6:00. our breaking news continues now on twitter >> now, we want to show you a 49ers linebacker alden smooj smith looked like when he was arrested. >> here is what he looked like today, going to court to answer to charges. >> reporter: keep in mind at peer yens was for three felony weapons charges he will be back in court to face dui charges. those are separate charges. smith walked why w.his lawy

. >> i'm sandhya patel. this storm here taking a detour, what this means for holiday plans coming up. >> and later tonight, the comet of the decade. what will happen when it makes a closeaa@a@##h@ >>> police looking for a man who drowned two cats a cording to animal control a woman had cats in a carrier. this one here, she was walking along embarcadero when a man grabbed her belongings and threw them into the bay the cats did not survive. he tweeted this photo and we'll have more tonight. >> there are signs in south sausalito warning people to stay out of the water. that is because a thousand pounds of sewage spilled into the system there. water officials are running tests to determine if water is safe. >> you may not just carve a turkey but time to go shopping and try to get holiday shopping deals as quickly as you can. that means a lot of employees will miss time with families in order to staff stores. abc7 news is in a walmart in san jose. >> reporter: specials are set to get shoppers into stores on thank

. >> i'm sandhya patel. live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. i'm tracking a rain chance find out if it will affect your weekend plans coming up. >>> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> we have learned there is a glitch in the bart board agreement. the bart board is ready to vote it down. >>> abc news learned it's a mistake in the clause. bart two largest union as proved a contract after workers went out on strike twice. now, sources tell abc7 news this page somehow made it into final draft, and was signed as you can see by all of the negotiators. everybody signed off on it but bart officials claim they rejected the provision and the union verbally agreed to take it out. at issue, family medical leave stating bart will give full pay for six weeks. old language says employees need to use sick time and vacation time first. when bart management discovering this mistake the union said the clause could not be withdrawn. they're expected to vote tomorrow to kedeal with this crisis. if they can't agree bart workers could go on stri