. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am reggie aqui. >> it is a big mess with coverage with alexis smith and latest on the impact. >> we start with our reporter, amy hollyfield, at the scene. >> look behind me on the northbound side of 101. the lanes away free in. sweeping up right now. the truck has been towed. they getting close to opening all of the lanes. they sweeping up all of their debris. it looks like we are minutes away which is good news. look at the backup. this created a mess for the morning commute at 8:30 this morning impacting traffic on both sides. both directions of 101. this is at the san pedro off-ramp. part of it landed on the southbound side after crash the center divide. can you imagine seeing the truck

. >> i am kristen sze. we will get to meteorologist mike nicco. mike you are track the remains of the storm. mike: this is how it looks with sprinkles and a light shower develop over the top of us. live doppler hd is showing you a better chance of mill valley and tiburon to san rafael across the bridge to richmond, down 80 to berkeley and emeryville, and oakland to san leandro and some through the san ramon valley. this is moving to the northeast. you can see a few more showers off the peninsula coast, and more off the forth by coast. this is where the rain is going. before they stop reporting, we had 2" in san rafael and it is still raining there. the big winner is santa rosa at 2" and friend not even .1" and palo alto and san jose, nothing. it is a north by event through the afternoon hours. kristen sze? >> the north bay was first to get the rain and last to be done with it. amy hollyfield is in santa rosa with a look at the impact. amy: yes, kristen, the only breaks we have is in the intensity of the rain. right now it is lightly falling. so no

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> a witness called police reporting several gunshots. here's what we know. students were just being dismissed from the june jordan school for equity in the excelsior district when it happened. >> you can see a map that have area right there. we can tell you it's at la grand avenue and brazil avenue. we do have live team coverage for you. we have vic lee at the hospital, but abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live outside june jordan but we'll go first to vic lee. vic? >> well, details of the shooting are still sketchy. we're still receiving information bit by bit. i'm here at the hospital. as you said, we have another reporter at the school. here at san francisco general we have seen family members of both of the victims enter the hospital and a rush, of course, trying to see what they can find out about their family members who were shot. the first group that came in here, family members of the 16-year-old boy who was shot, we spoke briefly with a woman who identified herself as the boy's eldest sister and she told us that he was th

good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. abc 7 was in piedmont where steady rain is falling this afternoon. drivers used their windshield wipers and people had their umbrellas out. >> we began our team coverage with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> the system has stalled out but we're seeing the showers light in intensity. i'll close in where we're seeing the wet weather around pacifica, rollins boulevard around burlingame as we head into north bay now from yountville to napa. panning around from fairfield out towards pittsburg, here's tropical storm seymour and it's funneling in towards the bay area where we're seeing actually some of this moisture leading to some intense rain just southwest of the san luis obispo county coastline. lightning strikes have been developing here. we take a look at the storm impact scale. it's a 2. a moderate strength storm, tonight through friday. half an inch to an inch expected for some areas. some spots pick up an inch plus, 2 to 4 inches for the hills and a potential for thunderstorms as wel

. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the storms are expected late tonight into friday morning. >> let's take a live look from the mt. tam camera. you can see the clouds forming, rain and wind will follow. >> we have team coverage of the storm. let's start with news meteorologist sandhya patel who is tracking the timeline. >>> christien and dan, let's look at live doppler 7. you will notice there's heavy rain up to the north. places like crescent city getting heavy rain right now along with gusts close to 40 miles an hour. that's what's headed our way. here's a look at the storm impact scale. this is a moderate strength storm. it's a 2. it arrives late tonight into friday with a half an inch to 1.5 inches of rain. the winds will be gusting 20 to 40 miles per hour. hour by hour timeline, light rain tonight between 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. we go into the morning commute. 4:00 a.m., around mendocino, sonoma, lake counties, we're seeing heavy rain. scattered showers elsewhere. it's moving southward at 6:00 a.m., still in the north

abc 7 news anchor kristen sze here with the latest. >> so many ancient buildings have collapsed and we got some actual footage of the actual shaking. take a look. this is powerful video just posted to facebook by the italian red cross, the mayor in the heart destruction says, quote, our town is doomed, and this is a building that collapsed in the visso region. no reports of death or injury. that's the good news, but keep in mind the quakes hit in the middle of the night in fairly remote areas, so officials will take some time to fully assess the damage and casualties. we found some stunning pictures and videos of today's quakes on social media. here is the window of an abbey that collapsed in the town car crushed and that is chandelier, going to show that you one, i'm going to click on that so you can see. look at that. it's swaying wildly in san marino, and here is a building that collapsed on to a gas station in visso. of course, new pictures and videos are coming in. we'll continue to monitor new developments in the italy quakes and keep you posted. larry and ama? >> kristen, thank

good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. abc 7 was in piedmont where steady rain is falling this afternoon. drivers used their windshield wipers and people had their umbrellas out. >> we began our team coverage with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> the system has stalled out but we're seeing the showers light in intensity. i'll close in where we're seeing the wet weather around pacifica, rollins boulevard around burlingame as we

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the second car to hit that man was a clayton police officer's vehicle. let us show you the map now. the man was found dead on kirker pass road near kirkwood road in concord. vic lee is live at the concord police station and you just smoke with concord police? >> reporter: well, kiss trend, concord police just held a rally and let's go to sky 7 when they talk about what happened early this morning. they responded to kicker pass road and kirkwood drive after a driver called 911 to say he hit something in the road. the body of a man on the road had injuries that suggested he was hit by a vehicle. fast forward to the concord corporation yard. you'll see the civilian's van which lass significant

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashl ashley. >>> students did return to class with counselors on standby at june jordan school for equity, a high school in the excelsior district. melanie woodrow joins us live from campus with the latest. melanie, the continuing search for four suspects. >> reporter: absolutely, and we are waiting to hear from police regarding the latest on that search for the four suspects. the students we spoke with here this afternoon seemed resilient. their parents slightly more concerned. tonight school officials say that the four victims are recovering from their injuries. meantime police say they are working with school officials to make sure that they can respond quickly in a situation like this after what those school officials are calling a miscommunication yesterday. june jordan school for equity students are standing together one day after a shooting in the school's parking lot during dismissal. >> you can just smell community like when you come in. >> reporter: one female student

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> a witness called police reporting several gunshots. here's what we know. students were just being dismissed from the june jordan school for equity in the excelsior district when it happened. >> you can see a map that have area right there. we can tell you it's at la grand avenue and brazil avenue. we do have live team coverage for you. we have vic lee at the hospital, but abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live outside june jordan but we'll go first to vic lee. vic? >> well, details of the shooting are still sketchy. we're still receiving information bit by bit. i'm here at the hospital. as you said, we have another reporter at the school. here at san francisco general we have seen family members of both of the victims enter the hospital and a rush, of course, trying to see what they can find out about their family members who were shot. the first group that came in here, family members of the 16-year-old boy

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the storms are expected late tonight into friday morning. >> let's take a live look from the mt. tam camera. you can see the clouds forming, rain and wind will follow. >> we have team coverage of the storm. let's start with news meteorologist sandhya patel who is tracking the timeline. >>> christien and dan, let's look at live doppler 7. you will notice there's heavy rain up to the north. places like crescent city getting heavy rain right now along with gusts close to 40 miles an hour. that's what's headed our way. here's a look at the storm impact scale. this is a moderate strength storm. it's a 2. it arrives late tonight into friday with a half an inch to 1.5 inches of rain. the winds will be gusting 20

good evening, i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. san leandro police are looking for a man who ran over and killed a warehouse worker at true world foods. the victim confronted the suspect for possibly stealing wooden palettes. nbc news 7 reporter elissa harrington is live at the scene. ely's snarks >> reporter: police are here on scene and have been here for seven hours now. police say that he did work here at true world foods that distributes seafood and other items for wholesale and investigators are following up on some strong leads. a you few employees along san leandro's williams street witnessed the horrifying crime. they told police a man in a pickup truck purposefully ran over their co-worker killing him. it happened around 11:45 this morning. lieutenant robert mcmanus says that employee might have confronted the suspect committing a crime on the property. >> we have some palettes in the parking lot. they have been moved, and we think that there may have been a palette theft in progress that very well c

i am kristen sze. >> dmv engineers are trying to get the system online with more than 100 field ofts are still impacted including in the bay area. our reporter is in the fremont branch with the latest. >> yes, kristen, workers you can see have this bin to collect paperwork for vehicle registration. if you want a new driver's license you have to come back. this is going on now, for three days all because of a catastrophic computer failure. at crack of dawn, standing outside this dmv office another attempt to renot license, the third try since monday. >> i wanted it make sure... [ inaudible ] >>> the usually bird walks away without the worm. this note explains the reason, along with an apology from the dmv. >> a employees have been kind and everyone is cool about it, and that is something you have to deal with the more you put egg on computer. >> this lady, it is the same story only this time she came back prepared. >> i brought a chair to be comfortable. i brought my breakfast. all the dmv feed office in fremont has a computer failure, a problem impacting moffett field offices across

. >> i am kristen sze. sky 7 over montana street in diamond avenue where the water main break busted up a sidewalk and is soaking the streets. amy hollyfield is looking at the problem that it is causing in the area. amy? >> kristen i am standing next to the sinkhole it create asked i want to show you that first. the water has stopped flowing and this is the damage left behind. we are at montana and adele in oakland's diamond district. look at muddy mess going up to the doorsteps of some of the homes here. no flooding right now, but, still, a mess and we have cell phone video of the water flowing on this street and you have to look at this video, residents say it was like a river, they say it looked like it was 3 felt foot deep. antibay mud said a 16" water main ruptured. they get a call at 8:00 this morning. residents wait add long time for help to get here and said it was frustrate asking scary. >>> we called 9-1-1 three times and it took half an hour to arrive. east bay mud was here and they were putting

. >> i am kristen sze. >> the eye of hurricane matthew is moving closer to jacksonville, florida. we will give you a look right now. we have seen the powerful storm moving along the coast of the sunshine state all morning. >> hour is the damage already to the homes, blowing off part of a roof and a million people are now without power. we will go to abc7 news reporter marci gonzalez in new smyrna beach. >> some of the flooding behind me, here, has receded. we still getting strong wind gusts so powerful it brought down trees and branches like this. still, not letting up yet. >> hurricane matthew's eye brushing and battering florida's east coast. gusts surpassing 100 miles per hour. bringing down trees, and power lines. >> leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the dark. the major concern, though; flooding, starting in central florida and the worst is yet to come with a possible storm surge as high as 11' in some places. >> i emphasize to everyone that this is still a really dangerous hurricane. >> already, at left one hurricane-related death is reported in port st. lucie, flori

. >> i am kristen sze. >> the weather is the other top story and rain is coming our way. >> have the tires properly inflated with good tread. slow down. >> good advise in c.h.p., the first major storm is about to hit the bay area. you can see the crews are busy doing prep work in anticipation of downed trees and lines. the storm will bring rain our way tonight. a look at the golden gate bridge shows it is cloudy but the rain is not coming down yet. our weather team is tracking changes that are likely to impact you through the weekend. >> we are learning an area at risk is the stretch of santa cruz mountains charred by the loma fire. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the impact of the storm. he is taking off with our team coverage. >> worried about flooding in the santa cruz mountains receiving the healthiest amount of rain and the fastest winds. damage and power lanes -- lines are a big issue. best ray arrest at crescent city. it is all moving to the northeast. away from us. the potential on the storm as we head to tonight into tomorrow. it will keeping it a (2) -- "2" for rain an

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. let's show you exactly where this is happening hat corner of college avenue and alcatraz avenue. >> elissa harrington is live now from the scene with the late on this. elis elissa. >> reporter: this tree toppled over 359:30 this morning and the roots came clear out of the ground and it tore up the sidewalk and then crashed into an apartment building. it all did take down a wire. now at first police thought that this might be a live power line, so they did close the road to traffic. we are along college avenue and alcatraz. they did find out this is an at&t line for television and phone, so lanes along college avenue are back open but officers are out here directing traffic and it is moving very slow. the good news is nobody was hurt. some branches did fall over on a parked car and did damage that vehicle. the department of forestry is on the way and they will determine what caused this tree to fall and the best way to clear it from the area. now, it was windy earlier today, and a spok

i am kristen sze. >> i am reggie aqui. >> you can imagine the nerves after four classmates were shot as they were standing outside the school. our reporter has been talking to students and parents this morning. amy? >> today is about nurturing the kid asked making them feel safe and express themselves. looking a the parking lot where shootings happen, where kids have used chalk to express themselves including "we stand as one." the windows on the school a hand made sign that went up, j.j.s.e. is strong. the principal said they are committed to create a strong sense of community. >> students were greeted at car by staff members at june jordan school this morning, and swiftly escorted in as nervous parents watched them go. >> my husband and i don't want him to come to school because we thought there would be no classes but he said, yes, and he is good. that is why he is coming today. i say, please, stay safe. >> i'm sad and scared. it is totally different. so my son can sleep in the night. >> the principal select add if you students to speak to reporters about your's shootings on campu

. >> i am kristen sze. >> the number of firefighters injured went up in the past hour. crews are still on the scene right now hours later to make sure there are no more flame or gas run toos. amy hollyfield is in the castro district. amy? >> yes, a lot of challenges on this fire. the one they are facing right now is finding the cause. they do believe it started in the garage but there is so much damage debris it could take a while to find out what started it. a lot of the evidence burned up. one of many struggles they have had on the fire. >> the fire was huge and could be seen from several barack obamas away cause -- from several blocks away and caused confusion for firefighters to fine i when they found it at hattie street in the castro district they knew it was big and called for a 4th alarm. a major problem greeted them at the front door. all the gas line was ruptured where we entered and there was a lot of fire through that point the they had trouble making entry into the building. >> witnesses say when they in the it was dying down, the gas-fed fire kept roaring.

. >> i am kristen sze. the other top story neighbors and parents in richmond community are worried about toxic soil near their homes after veterannors dumped a truckload of soil at a site on richmond avenue. amy hollyfield is at scene with the story. >> amy? >> yes, kristen, a developer outbounds this land and this are some homes. the people this is not okay. the company said that, okay, it will move the soil. >> the soil is labeled clearly stating it has pcb in it and the company that put it here, warehouse development, says the concentration is low enough that it is safe to use. but the residents and the dog walkers do not understand that. >> in they say it is not that high there mean there are toxins. there is no safe level. i am concerned this came out of nowhere. >> at the dirt came from a contract in emeryville. the mayor of richmond said he feel like the city is being used as a dumping ground. >> this came from emeryville...they could have stockpiled it elsewhere but they brought it to richmond. >> t

kristen sze is off. joe panik's game winner ended an unbelievable magic, with conor gillaspie coming through, and the manager called the game one of best he has ever been part of. >> the game had everything: timely hitting on both sides, good hitting, just a fun game to be involved with. it is easy to say because we came out on top but it is hard to have a better game to watch than what we had tonight. >> die hards know this: the 10th straight win in elimination game. we will see in they can make it 11 tonight. october 11, it would seem like a good luck charm. the game starts early so you hopefully have enough energy to gt through another late night. >> amy hollyfield is talking to fans outside of at&t park. amy? >> yes, it is quiet out here. we just saw giants executives rolling in to work 30 minutes ago so everyone is getting a late start after the long game. fans did not get out of the ballpark until before midnight last night. it was a long one, a five hour long game, 13 innings, and certainly paid o

. >> i am kristen sze. >> now a look right now at the outer banks of north carolina, dark clouds are looming over nags head. all the warning is the storm could cause massive destruction not seen since hurricane andrew 24 years ago. here is the latest. >> catastrophic damage in ahead. hurricane matthew's 145 miles per hour wind ripped influence towns, flash flooding washing out the roads. the damage in the country is hard to measure as many ignored orders to evacuate and communications are nonexistent in many areas. >> everything in my house is wet. i have lost everything. water took it. i don't have a chance to get it back. >> the concern shifts to the bahamas where hurricane matthew is expecting to batter the island before turning its focus to the united states. states of emergency have been declared in florida, georgia, and the carolinas, with store shelves bear, bottled water is dwindling, and residents are stocking up on propane and plywood and waiting in long lines for gas. >> again to four different stations to get gas. no gas. >> the florida governor is urging people to get ou

. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. details are just coming from the scene about exactly what happened in that neighborhood. >> this incident happened on cap hall avenue about a block from the ocean view rec center. >> sky 7 is above the home where the violent confrontation happened. for the latest on the investigation, abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live on the phone. vic? >> reporter: well, we don't have anything officially from police yet, but what we are giving you is sourced information, information from good reliable sources that we've been able to talk to, and as i give you this information you are seeing shots from sky 7 over the crime scene. first of all, chp officer from redwood city, as you said, is at san francisco general. we want to stress that his injuries we're told are not considered life-threatening. we are learning that this started out as a stolen car, autoburglary operation by the san mateo county task force. daily city, chp and perhaps other police jurisdictions from san mateo county were involved

. >> i am kristen sze. the crash happened east of point reyes on sir francis drake boulevard a few miles east of highway one. our reporter is at the c.h.p. office in corte madera with the latest. amy? >> yes, the c.h.p. is starting to narrow in on a possible cause of the crash but say it is too early to say for sure. all of victims had on their seatbelts but when you look at the car you will understand why it wasn't enough. >> the scene shocked c.h.p. officers a toyota corolla torn apart with three dead men inside. >> this is one of the more nasty ones. we do not see it a lot out here but it happens from time to time. all the debbie wasserman-schultz -- car was discovered on a rural two lane section, the call came at midnight but no one knows how long it was there. no one saw it hand, someone happened upon it and called sunday. this were no obvious signs of drink asking no bottles of alcohol but they will do toxicology tests. it look like the car hit a poll and some trees at high rate of speed. >> it appear

kristen sze is off. >> i am natasha zouves. all the report to change the san francisco police department. forever. the san francisco police department has been under intense scrutiny after multiple police shootings involving people of color, including the deah of mario woods in december. according to the "san francisco examiner" it holds the department in a negative light. it said that officers disproportionately use force and shoot people of color. the report recommends officers discontinue certain holds. the mayor requested the review after mario woods' death. all the person in charge of implementing reforms from the report could be named by tomorrow morning. according to the "san francisco examiner" the police commission will choose three to five finalists for the new chief position tonight. they will give the list to mayor lee for the final selection. the meeting is closed to the public spot department has been without a chief since greg suhr resigned in may, toney chaplin has been acting chief. >> we will bring you new det

i'm kristen sze. take a look at the intense flames from this fire. it broke out around 5:00 a.m. and firefighters are still monitoring for hot spots. you saw they're spraying it down. this is all happening at acton plac and lester avenue. amy hollowfield has been there all morning and joins us live. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, kristen. you can see there's still smoke coming out of this building. firefighters still putting water on it just in case. the apartments next door are still evacuated. there are residents out here huddled in american red cross blankets waiting on the sidewalk to get back into their homes, six hours after this fire started. the ferocious fire was so bright, so big residents down the street didn't even know if they were safe. >> when we opened the door and it was like that hot and we're two buildings over, i thought it was our building that was on fire. that's how it like hot and close it was. >> reporter: the building that was burning on lester avenue in oakland was an apartment building under construction. two people were living in the garage working securit

. >> i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm eric >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump fires back a short time ago. new accusers now coming forward late today. among them, a contestant from "the apprentice." and trump now appearing to take aim at their appearance. >> yeah, i'm going to go after you. believe me, she would not be my first choice, that i can tell you. >>> also breaking, two confirmed tornadoes already. and tonight, authorities now warning of more severe weather in the hours ahead. >>> the new video tonight. the serial kidnapper on the loose. the fbi now wants your help. images of the suspect accused of breaking into homes, grabbing children. >>> breaking now. the faa, and the emergency ban a short time ago. banning some smartphones from all flights now. the emergency kits they're now putting on flights because of it.

good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for being here. fort lauderdale international airport had to be closed after the incident this morning. >> it started when a fedex plane's gear collapsed when it was landing. that sfarkd a fire which spread to the fuel tank. hundreds of people watched as the fuselage exploded launching chunks of plane into the air. >> fire crews rushed to the plane and put out the fire. the two pilots on board, the fedex plane escaped unarmed and airport officials reopened the airport an hour ago. one runway is still closed for the investigation. >> now take a look at this cell phone video from chicago's o'hare international this afternoon. it was a scary scene as everyone on board had to evacality when an american airlines plane caught fire on the tarmac. one passenger described the evacuation as coordinated chaos, but complemented the flight crew for helping to get everybody offer the plane in one minute. american says flight 383 bound for miami developed a mechanical problem on takeoff. 161 passengers and nine cre

i'm kristen sze, and i'm dan ashley the lines at some dmv offices are longer than unusual because for the third straight day if you may have discovered a computer glitch is bringing services to a halt. the problem is affecting 100 offices statewide. can you see them here on the map. this does not include locations that came back online throughout the day. at least a dozen offices in the bay area are affected including locations in oakland, mountianview and nap ark. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live outside the dmv on fell street in san francisco and one of those crippled offices. wayne. >> and, dan, there are lines at some dmv offices that don't exist as all because the dmv offices aren't working and take a look at this parking lot. nobody here. when is the last time we see a parking lot like that inside a dmv. take a look at this list. this is just off the internet. this is from the dmv itself. this is a list of every dmv office in the state of california that still has not opened due to a computer glitch. >> welcome to the california department of motor vehicles as you alwa

i'm kristen sze. >> and >>> tonight, breaking news. the urgent hunt for a killer. two murders already. then, attacking two officers and several others. the suspect then posting this live on facebook. police now warning tonight, he is armed and dangerous. >>> donald trump calling the polls phony tonight, telling supporters, we're winning. and now, the new poll just out. and what senator elizabeth warren said today about, quote, nasty women. >>> the plane crash, no survivors. the jet plunging from the sky just after takeoff. the ball of fire. >>> the u.s. launching air strikes. the iraqis moving closer to mosul. and martha raddatz tonight revealing the new horror playing out right now in that city, where isis is still in control. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead. authorities late today and what they revealed.

. >> i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm eric >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump fires back a short time ago. new accusers now coming forward late today. among them, a contestant from "the apprentice." and trump now appearing to take aim at their appearance. >> yeah, i'm going to go after you. believe me, she would not be my first choice, that i can tell you. >>> also breaking, two confirmed tornadoes already. and tonight, authorities now warning of more severe weather in the hours ahead. >>> the new video tonight. the serial kidnapper on the loose. the fbi now wants your help. images of the suspect accused of breaking into homes, grabbing children. >>> breaking now. the faa, and the emergency ban a short time ago. banning some smartphones from all flights now. the emergency kits they're now putting on flights because of it. >>> and, the view from inside the cage. and later, the shark breaking right through it. tonight, the swimmer trapped inside. he's right here. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with major

i'm kristen sze. >> and >>> tonight, breaking news. the urgent hunt for a killer. two murders already. then, attacking two officers and several others. the suspect then posting this live on facebook. police now warning tonight, he is armed and dangerous. >>> donald trump calling the polls phony tonight, telling supporters, we're winning. and now, the new poll just out. and what senator elizabeth warren said today about, quote, nasty women. >>> the plane crash, no survivors. the jet plunging from the sky just after takeoff. the ball of fire. >>> the u.s. launching air strikes. the iraqis moving closer to mosul. and martha raddatz tonight revealing the new horror playing out right now in that city, where isis is still in control. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead. authorities late today and what they revealed. >>> and the eye-opening new headline tonight involving babies. and where they should sleep in their first year. it surprised many. >>> good evening. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with you. and we begin tonight wit

i'm ama daetz is for kristen sze. >> we appreciate your time and we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump declares he's no longer shackled, and unleashes on several big names. blasting republican leaders for turning their backs on him. and back together, al gore tonight at hillary clinton's side. >>> also breaking, the deadly plane crash on main street in one american city. emergency crews rushing to the scene. >>> the smartphones igniting, and tonight, samsung now says it will stop making that phone in question. that customers should stop using it. but how can americans be sure the person next to them on the plane and in that subway is listening? >>> the suspect running into traffic on a busy interstate. the officer chasing him and tasering him. >>> and the fbi on the case tonight. the chilling video discovered on youtube. the man, the girl who appears tied up behind the door. is it real or is it a cruel

. >> kristen sze has more. kristen? >> at 10:20 this morning, an estimated 20 million of us took part in the california shakeout. drop, cover and hold on. that's the drill. maybe you did it at work or your kids did it at school. they did it at the special education school in san jose. >> attention, staff, please duck and cover. duck, cover and hold. >> reporter: the staff here says organization and practice is key getting all of the children in wheelchairs out of the building quickly and safely for anyone who doubts the power of california's quakes, this shake van is a good example. >> especially when you're looking at an earthquake, it's a no notice event. whatever you've done to prepare yourself before that time happens is what you're going to have. >> reporter: san francisco city hall took part in the shakeout which included this bride and groom whose ceremony was a little more exciting. here are a couple fremont students taking part. if you missed it, don't worry. abc 7 news has you covered. larry, do you want to te

i'm ama daetz is for kristen sze. >> we appreciate your time and we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump declares he's no longer shackled, and unleashes on several big names. blasting republican leaders for turning their backs on him. and back together, al gore tonight at hillary clinton's side. >>> also breaking, the deadly plane crash on main street in one american city. emergency crews rushing to the scene. >>> the smartphones igniting, and tonight, samsung now says it will stop making that phone in question. that customers should stop using it. but how can americans be sure the person next to them on the plane and in that subway is listening? >>> the suspect running into traffic on a busy interstate. the officer chasing him and tasering him. >>> and the fbi on the case tonight. the chilling video discovered on youtube. the man, the girl who appears tied up behind the door. is it real or is it a cruel prank? the family and the seven-year missing person's case. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. 28 days to go, and t

i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. see >>> tonight, breaking news. one by one, the women coming forward to accuse donald trump. after that audio of trump on the bus, talking about what he could do to women because he's a star. tonight here, trump's fiery defense. and what he's now saying about one of those women. >> look at her, look at her words, you tell me what you think. i don't think so. >> also tonight, michelle obama on trump. words we have not heard from her before. >>> also this evening, the new and monster hurricane in the east. as we come on the air, already a direct hit on bermuda. >>> the deadly police firefight. the gunman in body armor. officers in critical condition. >>> breaking news here in new york city. the bombings, and tonight, the suspect, for the first time since the moment on the stretcher. >>> and the outrage tonight. the 911 operator accused of hanging up on emergency calls, cutting them short. possibly thousands of them. even a robbery that turned deadly. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thurs

. >> i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump and his bold claim. as this evening, president obama now taking aim at trump with stern words. and the woman from "people" magazine accusing trump. tonight, the new image that's now emerged. >>> also tonight, that deadly plane crash, right into an apartment building. now, the new and alarming report about the cockpit. what happened seconds before? >>> the american troops tonight, backing up the iraqis. their biggest assault yet on isis. our team on the front lines right now. >>> the abc news exclusive. we take you right inside guantanamo prison tonight. the colonel who has never taken cameras to the roof. and what the detainees yell at us. >> abc news! >> if the prison closes, will some of those detainees be brought to the u.s.? >>> and the 11-year-old boy who walked in during a home invasion. the video, and what he does. a lesson for everyone. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with donald trump's major claim, that this election is rigged. the pres

good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for being here. fort lauderdale international airport had to be closed after the incident this morning. >> it started when a fedex plane's gear collapsed when it was landing. that sfarkd a fire which spread to the fuel tank. hundreds of people watched as the fuselage exploded launching chunks of plane into the air. >> fire crews rushed to the plane and put out the fire. the two pilots on board, the fedex plane escaped unarmed and airport officials reopened the airport an hour ago. one runway is still closed for the investigation. >> now take a look at this cell phone video from chicago's o'hare international this afternoon. it was a scary scene as everyone on board had to evacality when an american airlines plane caught fire on the tarmac. one passenger described the evacuation as coordinated chaos, but complemented the flight crew for helping to get everybody offer the plane in

. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. details are just coming from the scene about exactly what happened in that neighborhood. >> this incident happened on cap hall avenue about a block from the ocean view rec center. >> sky 7 is above the home where the violent confrontation happened. for the latest on the investigation, abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live on the phone. vic? >> reporter: well, we don't have anything officially from police yet, but what we are giving you is sourced information, information from good reliable sources that we've been able to talk to, and as i give you this information you are seeing shots from sky 7 over the crime scene. first of all, chp officer from redwood city, as you said, is at san francisco general. we want to stress that his injuries we're

. >> and i'm kristen sze. >> thanks for joining us. today's large marijuana bust was inside the area where the loma fire started. aches 7 news was there as law enforcement hauled out dozens of plants. the i-team first reported last week that the loma fire was likely sparked at the side of a marijuana farm. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen joins us live at the fire zone with the latest. >> and we're not too far from where that marijuana bust took place. we just received word that the man allegedly responsible for the marijuana grow operation has been booked into the santa clara county jail. here's a picture of him on your screen. his name is yariv dorr and according to the sheriff's office he's being charged with cultivation and possession of marijuana for sale. in the santa cruz mountains a large marijuana bust on loma prieta. today members of the santa clara county marijuana eradication team served a search warrant at

abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our bay area's asian-pacific american community. >> thank you, cheryl. let's welcome today's guests. margaret abe-koga is a member of the san francisco regional water quality control board and district director for assembly member evan low. welcome. asha jadeja is highly respected as a venture capitalist, angel investor in more than a hundred silicon valley startups, closely affiliated with stanford university, and an active philanthropist. chris punongbayan is executive director of asian americans advancing justice, asian law caucus. thank you all for being here. now, this is meant to be a stimulating conversation, so feel free to jump in with your thoughts and ideas like you would with friends, because we are all friends here. all right? welcome. you know, cheryl cited the growing asian-american population in the u.s. this has historical basis, of course, in a very important piece of federal law that passed 50 years ago. so, chris, let's begin with you. how did the immigration and nationality act open the door for immigrants, specifically