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police sent alerts out on the abc 7 news app. you can download the news app and enable push alerts to get news update as they happen on your phones or tablets. >> cause of the fire that began about 4:00 this morning in santa clara. they broke out in the attic of this home at lennox play near cheeney street. crews were able to get the people inside the house out safely and keep it from spreading to other homes. >> reporter: in petaluma caltrans began cleaning up trees after a freeway fire that burned a month ago. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is just outside on route 1. >> had i been standing here a month ago i would have been ducking from ashes and fire that started in the trees that spread from homes and may still eventually wind up in court. on stewart drive in petaluma halloween will not be happening in these homes tonight, not in this neighborhood with highway 101 for a backyard neighbor. they have been burned and boarded up since someone apparently tossed a cigarette on highway 101 last september 27th. it destroyed f

i'm lauren lyfter, abc news. now back to you. >> the third and final presidential debate airs tonight right here on abc 7 live from the university of nevada las vegas. again, it all starts 6:00 p.m. right here abc 7. >>> and we'll also be streaming the debate live on the abc 7 news app. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts and get election updates as they happen. >>> breaking news right now out of east oakland where police officers are going hard to hard searching for a shooting suspect. this is video from sky 7. you can see the officers on the roof of one home. hat least one person has been robbed and then shot at. this took place at 84th avenue and burke street. fortunately that person was not hit by gunfire. the shooter then ran into the neighborhood. we'll keep you posted. >>> in san francisco the search continues for the four suspects in yesterday's shooting at june jordan school for equity. >> reporter: four students why shot in the parking lot. melanie woodrow returned to the school where gri

coming up on "abc 7 news at 4:00." new allegations against authorities today after dozens of pipeline protesters were arrested in north dakota. >>> a bombshell in the last days of the presidential election campaign. the fbi today says it is once again investigating hillary clin >>> here's a look at what's making headlines hat 4:30. the chp say speed and wet roads contributed to that big rig crash just before 5:00 this morning on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that crash caused major gridlock on the i-80 freeway and on san francisco streets for most of the day. we're not done with the rain yet and in only a few minutes spencer christian will join us and will tell us how much more to expect throughout this weekend. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie tweeted this picture of the flooding that took place on center road across from kelly park in san jose. more impact from the rain in the south bay coming up at 5:00, and also at 5:00. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony will tell us about rodent and bug problems that forced

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 de

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abc news, washington. we'll switch gears and ask the question, what's oprah cooking up lately in her kitchen? >> what happens when you cross stringer things with charlie brown? the skinny's coming up next. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc time for the skinny, and looking at oprah's latest project. >> you may recall the media mogul, this time last year, embarked on her latest weight loss journey with weight watchers, and, well, now, released the cover of her new cookbook. the title there, "food, health, and happiness." >> looks happy. it's over a bowl of fruit and juice. that's what we picture her life like. every day. >> vertical lines make you look skinny. >> i heard that too. >> i don't believe it. winfrey says she was inspired to write the book after finally finding what worked for her body. that hopefully might work for >> recipes are a collaboration with a number of chefs with dishes like unfried chicken and turkey chili. >> preorders now, and i should mention right now, thin spi

abc news, new york. >>> all right. thanks. unbelievable in some cases, the california national guard tells abc news it's waived repayment of $37 million of those bonuses, but many have already repaid them. >> many are continuing to pay them. some who, one particular woman who owes $20,000 has, like, a rent payment or car payment every month to the army, $650 a month. >> that's the hard part. those who counted on this money after factoring into the day-to-day payments. >>> coming up, the self-proclaimed liberal red neck who's become a viral sensation. >> yeah. he is shaking up the notion of being both liberal and a redneck. you're watching "world news >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ? ? ? tell me, why they have to go and make things so complicated ? ? i see the way you're acting like you're somebody else gets me frustrated ? >> oh, a little avril levine on a monday. what could go wrong with the world? >> and frustrated. >> yeah. >> good topic to go into politics. been complicated and crazy. democrats livi

abc news, washington. >>> all right. when we come back, what we're just finding out this morning about michael phelps. >> and ben affleck goes full boston in boston. >> sorry. okay. >> special election message the skinny's coming up next. ? ? >>> we start "the skinny" with breaking celebrity wedding news. >> it's actually old news. >> but -- >> in that -- >> but -- >> breaking to us. old news in that we're learning. michael phelps quietly tied the june 13th in paradise valley in arizona. >> the couple announced engagement last year in february. welcomed their son, boomer, this may, and a few months later, johnson and boomer were in rio to cheer dad on. >> the announcers talked about the fee yap say in the stands watching him on, but what we heard about the wedding because "people" magazine got a copy of the marriage record. >> even in today's social media age, it is possible to keep a big secret. congratulations to the two of them. good for them for not raiding it in front of the world. >> yes, i do feel gypped though. >

you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc >>> i didn't know you were such a fan of this song. ? any old music will do ? >> i like starting out on this note. well, these days, you know, pole dancing no longer just for the money. >> no, it's not. when you think of pole dancing, the first thing you probably think of is the bada bing, right, like on sopranos. but not any more. >> think more along the lines of the olympics perhaps because pole dancing is increasingly coming into its own as a bona fide competitive sport. up on "nightline" with abc. >> reporter: for the athletes, thousands of hours of training boiled down to this night. >> i'm nervous. >> reporter: as they prepare to step into one of the brightest spotlights in their sport. the wild world of competitive pole dancing. much of ashley fox's year centers around prepping for the pole classic in las vegas. she even dropped out of school to pursue her passion for pole dancing full time. >> it's very intense. so there's a lot of refresh your to do well. >> reporter: fonia monday organiz

maggie rulli, abc news, washington. >>> still to come on abc 7 news, an alarming new report about the health of millions of children. the hidden threat that could be lurking where you live. >>> then, panic on a plane. the threat that derailed a flight in florida and has passengers firing accusations today at the airline. i'll get ♪ to the diggy ♪ diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ this is my town. if you dont know now you know. ♪ ♪ do that thing that you do. ♪ ♪ i'll show you a new move. ♪ ♪ check out the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ i'll get you dancing to the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ this is my town. ♪ "save five when you spend thirty on costumes and décor at target." >>> frightened travelers who faced a bomb scare on a plane headed from florida to texas are sounding off this morning about their frustrating experience. they say spirit airlines completely mishandled the threat last night. abc 7's jessica castro's here with new interviews with passengers. jessica. >> yes, kristen, passengers were scared. and after such a long wait forced to stay in their seats, the

he'll have a live report on "abc 7 news at 5:00." two san francisco supervisors are featuring drag queens in their pitch to voters. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is on the story and tweeted a photo of drag queen superstar honey mahogany that talks about the campaign's unique strategy. >>> in the race for white house, now you see here donald trump stumped for votes in nevada while hillary clinton is prepping for sunday's debate. their running mates took center stage last night with both campaigns now claiming victory. abc 7 news reporter elizabeth hur has a look. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton stumping for votes and praising their running mates for a job well done. >> mike pence did an incredible job, and i'm getting a lot of credit, because that's really my first so-called choice, that was my first hire as we would say in las vegas. >> reporter: they are now preparing for their next big showdown with their vice presidential candidates also back on the campaign trail. >> what i can tell is from where i sat, donald t

7 news. >> sweet heart. >> yeah. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, when billions of dollars just aren't enough. >> why investors are concerned about >>> tesla is in the black tonight. the company posted a surprise $22 million profit today thanks to sales of its electric cars. it expects to post a fourth quarter profit as well. musk says the company is on schedule to deliver the new model three by the end of next year and expects to make a half million vehicles a year in 2018. >>> well, this is not music to the ears of apple fans. the company is dldelaying the l of the wireless ear buds for the newest iphone. the accessory is not quite ready for prime time. the company did not say exactly why it needs more time. >>> well, apple could address this at a product launch tomorrow, an event where they are expected to unveil the macbook. >> absolutely. but as abc 7 news reporter found out, it comes after an earnings report that has some questioning whether apple is actually losing its edge. >> oh, i've had iphone, ipods, and macbook. >> reporter: visit a coffee shop, and it looks li

i'm sorry about that. >> reporter: abc news, new york. wikileaks appears to show clinton camp was worried warren would endorse sanders. she backed clinton, and last night, teamed up with sanders in denver for a rally. they said they are going to defeat trump and bring millions together for a revolution. >>> isis in danger of losing its last major city in iraq after weeks of preparation, government forces are now moving to retake iraq's second largest city. the terrorist group held it defense secretary ash carter calls the operation a decisive movement in the campaign to defeat isis. u.s. led coalition artillery and air strikes are lending a hand in the effort. syria pushed out yesterday turkish backed rebels, dabiq is a small town and of marginal importance, but the group played doomsday battle for western crusaders. the u.s. and britain say there's little desire for interventions but want sanctions against russia. the european union meets this week to keep up pressure on russia. >>> emotions run high as nigerian schoolgirls were reunited

cecelia vega, abc news, akron, ohio. >> and abc news will have full coverage of tonight's vice presidential debate beginning at 9:00 eastern. >>> well, donald trump is acknowledging that he is, quoting here, a big beneficiary of the loss. trump neither confirming nor denying a "new york times" report that he may have avoided paying federal taxes for nearly 20 years after declaring a loss of nearly a billion dollars in 1995. as you heard in the report, but trump says he's bounced back from his financial losses and promises to do the same for the country. >> but you're more important than me being a beneficiary, so we're going to straighten it out and make it fair for everybody. i understand the tax laws better than almost anyone, which is why i am the one who can fix them, and that is what i commit to you. i will do it. >> then there's trump's charity. it is facing new legal trouble. new york's attorney general on the other handed the trump foundation to stop fund raising because it lacks proper certification. the trump camp said they are kwoording fully, but they questioned whether the atto

it's thursday, october 27th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hey, welcome back. >> thank you very much. good to be here. >> good to be with you. good thursday morning. we are dressed up. >> i appreciate that. i appreciate the penguin, though. we begin the half hour with donald trump defending his decision to break from the campaign trail during the critical final sprint to election day. >> as you know, trump flew to washington, d.c. to cut the hotel as the new poll shows him in a razor thin edge over hillary clinton in the crucial state of florida. >> hours later in north carolina, trump unveiled what he billed as a new deal for black america calling for tax incentives and new loans to help blighted neighborhoods. >> reporter: donald trump is back in the battleground state of north carolina. >> in 13 days, we are going to going to win back the white house. believe me. >> trump moving his team to north carolina after mixing business with the campaign in d.c. the entire trump crew in place to celebrate his new $200 million hotel, blocks from the white house. trump then shif

in the san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us for "abc 7 news halt 4:00 >>> after a tough few weeks the man at the center of a banking candaele suddenly steps down, but that's not good enough for shareholders. >>> the justice department releases its assessment of san francisco police. >>> also, only on 7, too much trash to handle. east bay business owners try to take a smelly problem into their own hands. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. not one but two storms coming in on live doppler 7. i'll let you know when they arrive and how long they will last coming up. >>> and he won't be able to use this skill on the hardwood. draymond's day of learning in east oakland. >> "abc 7 news at 5:00" starts right now. >>> so you haven't resigned. are you haven't returned a single nickel of your personal earnings. >> weeks after being publicly shamed on capitol hill, a stunning downfall tonight for one of the beiging industry's most powerful figures. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz in for krinsy. thanks for joining us. john stumpf is re

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> the u.s. supreme court opened its new term today, one just as short with a vacant seat unfilled. the court appears to be shying away from blockbuster cases. abc 7 news anchor krinzy is here with details. >> the term opened with eight justices. gone is ultra conservative justice antonin scalia who pass the away in february while visiting a texas ranch. president obama's nominee to replace him-maker garland remains in limbo with republicans refusing to hold confirmation hearings so with a 4-4 split the court is taking up fewer political cases. for example, the court refused to consider president obama's overhaul. immigration sentence after a ruling in juan that blocked its implementation. cupertino-based apple is asking the court to make samsung pay $1 billion as a jury had ordered for infringement of its design ideas. now, there is a case that could be put on the docket that's more of a political hot potato. the high court may consider a virginia case in which a lower court ordered a school tha

abc 7 news was in downtown san francisco. it was loud, and the umbrellas came out with a stead rain early this afternoon. one of the biggestish fruit this storm is the power outages that have affected more than 20,000 customers. most of those affected are in the east bay. >> accidents were also an issue. abc 7 news was in san rafael with a big rig accident for hours. >> and big waves are still pushing further onshore. >> team coverage for the damage caused by today's tomorrow beginning with spencer christian for a look at what's still ahead. >> all right. here's live doppler 7, and, of course, it's still wet over most of the bay area. although at the moment there's not much activity up in the north bay so a closer look at where the rainfall is at the moment. let me close it a little bit here. line of rain moving into marin county and eastward over to el torito. patches of rain around san francisco, concord and livermore and east bay, hayward, milipitas getting light to moderate rain and san mateo and redwood city getting rain

in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc news news. >>> up next, lawrence livermore scientists solve the mystery of a moon. >>> also, meet an impossible food, a burger born in a lab. >>> abc 7 honors hispanic heritage month, paying tribute to the farm workers whose labor is vital to the economy of california and the united states. they are honoring the workers they are honoring the workers with this 1938 hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. they are honoring the workers with this 1938 brunch. allday, every day. brunch? that's great! where'd you get that idea? well... sweetie? you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken, and fried egg, with bacon. like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm and it's tuesday. huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with tasty options like my brunch burger and a crispy bacon and egg chicken sandwich. served all day, every day. only at jack in the box. >>> scientists at the laboratory believe they solved the mystery of the martian moon. the lab

live in berkeley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> okay. laura, thanks. this photo gives you a sense of the smokey conditions caused by the fire. firefighters evacuated a daycare center inside the church. the children were led to safety down the street. the blaze also forced the evacuation of a ten-story residence hall at cal. you can see it here in this sky 7 video. look at all of this smoke. dorm unit number 3 is located right across the street from the fire on channing way. >> i lived in unit three. >> did you really. >> oh, wow. i know the area. >>> people near the fire shared some great photos on social media. fred sent this photo to us on twitter. a reminder for you. when you see news where you life, such as the fire breaking out here and consuming the roof and posted on social media with the find it and share with our abc 7 community. >> moving on. in sacramento governor brown signed legislation inspired by the brock turner case mandating prison sentences for those who assault unconscious victims. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is on the story. >

live, abc 7 news. >>> we pick up team coverage with abc 7 news reporter. >> watching the debate tonight at a hillary watch party in san francisco. >> the supporters of hillary clinton literally walked across from her san francisco headquarters to this hotel restaurant behind me watching on big screen monitors. hundreds of them gathering here, actually, and they applauded frequently as clinton made a stance on abortion, immigration, and absolutely gasped out loud when trump made comments like, we got to get the bad hombres out and calling hillary clinton a liar, and there was more, much more. >> trump keeps saying that everything is rigged. just seems so ren dis to me, and not being willing to accept the results of the election, i think that's really disgraceful. >> many times within his morass of rapid and ridiculous statements, she, you know, just seized upon the particular nature of what unfolded, and put across, revealed, how inappropriate and how useless he would be inside the oval office. >> reporter: they all agreed this third debate solidified clinton's presidential poise and und

abc news has now authenticated these e-mails. trump pouncing. >> the e-mails show that hillary clinton's staff even has to give her secret notes on when she needs to smile. smile, hillary. smile. >> reporter: in one e-mail, he three prominent latino politicians including former new mexico governor bill richardson, saying, quote, needy latinos and one easy call. podesta blaming the russians, saying they are conspireing to help trump. the fbi now investigating. vladimir putin asking -- is it really that important who did it? it's important what is inside of this information. trump brushing off the attacks. >> ever notice anything that goes wrong, they blame russia. a russian did it. they have no idea. they say donald trump is friends with putin. i don't know putin, folks, i promise. i don't know putin. >> reporter: he recently questioned whether there were hacks to begin with. >> maybe there is no hacking. >> reporter: the clinton team feels good about prospects here in the battleground state saying that colorado already has more d

that's on abc 7 news at 5:00. let's get back to dan and ama. >>> things are not going well in niner land as we hope optimistically for the new warriors season. 49ers fans have had enough. sunday's loss to the tampa bay buccaneers was the team's sixth straight dropping them to 1-6. the group has started a gofundme plane to fly a banner saying fire tim balke who many blame for the team's demise. >> a settlement in the volkswagen emission scandal. >> 7 on your side's michael finney with what is in this. >> some consumer advocates wanted more but the deal has been cut. a u.s. district judge gave final approval of a $14.7 billion with a "b" settlement between volkswagen and federal regulators. some 475,000 drivers with diesel-powered two-liter engines are affected. volkswagen is offering to buy back the car regardless of condition and pay the owner an additional $5,000 to $10,000 for their trouble. if the owners don't like that hover they can wait for a fix. volkswagen has submitted a proposal that the environmental pr

abc news, los angeles. >> incredible. >> makes no sense. talking about 450,000 school buss transporting 2 million kids to and from sc to and from school. you need seat belts. why not. except for cost. hopefully they can get past that. >>> breaking news what forced kanye west to leave the stage in the middle of a song. >> and what lady gaga planned since she was 4 years old." the skinny's" coming up next. ? ? ? ? >>> time now f >>> time now for the skinny, topping headlines this morning, breaking news from overseas about kim kardashian. >> this is scarry. reality star held up at give up point inside her hotel room in paris last night by armed masked men dressed as police officers. that's strange. shaken, but physically unharmed. it was it was worth several million dollars. >> her husband in the middle of a sold out concert here in new york city when he got the news. >> i'm sorry. i have a family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> just like that, dropped the mic and ran off the stage. she's in paris for fashion week with her mother and he

live in new smyrna beach, florida, marci gonzalez, abc news. now, back for you. >> a swath of destruction in florida. looking at the numbers now. three people are dead. more than a million customers are without power from what is now a category two storm. fema has 444,000 liters of water available awrong 513,000 meals and thousands of cots and blankets ready to go to affected areas. president obama has declared a state of emergency in four states, florida, georgia, plus north and south carolina where the storm is heading next, and more than 4,200 flights have been cancelled because of the storm since wednesday. >> let's get right to spencer christian now for a look at where hurricane matthew is at this movement spencer? >> kristen and larry, the eye of the storm has remained offshore and the entire coast is feeling the force of this powerful huricane. -hour it is, hurricane matthew, a category 2. maximum sustained winds at 110 miles per hour. here's a looping radar image to show you how it just weakened slightly from category 3 to 2 as it went

john donvan, abc news. >> good for him. >> cute little story. i love the stories when the parents away in the military come back and surprise the children. they're always great. >> never get tired of seeing those. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> coming up we have more news on abc. stay with us. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two >>> good morning. i'm kendis >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines here following for you this morning on "world news now." fbi director james comey is facing mounting criticism as his agency gets the green light to comb through e-mails from hillary clinton's long-time aide. many are questioning comey's timing, though, as word of the review casts a shadow on clinton's campaign. much more on that coming up. >>> breaking news from oklahoma where a murder suspect on the run for more than a week has been killed in a shootout with law enforcement. michael vance had been charged with killing two relatives an

alex marquardt, abc news, iraq. abc news, iraq. >>> back in this country, two men in custody after a deadly gunfight in a party in los angeles. police are still seeking more. three people were killed and dozens of others wounded in a restaurant where a birthday party was held. witnesses described gunshots being mistaken for fireworks. suspects found after seeking treatment for their own injuries. >>> police in lexington, kentucky, have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of the daughter of olympicic sprinter tyson gay. 15-year-old trinity gay was shot about 4:00 a.m. in the parking lot of a restaurant. the teen was a track star at her high school. police say she was caught in the cross fire and are looking for other suspects. >>> communities near lake tahoe face a double threat this morning. firefighters work to gain control of a wildfire burning more than 20 homes. rainfall is helping those efforts, but now the rain is also creating new concerns about flooding. hundreds of structures are still thre

eastern here on abc. abc news, los angeles. >> and "conviction" premiers tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 central here on abc. she's put in charge of the unit kind of as a punishment. she's a reluctant -- >> a or some sort of drug bust. >> starts off reluctantly, but she'll come around. >> it'll work out. should be a good show. you going to check it out? >> probably. >> yeah. >> that's the news for this half hour. r lives clear tonight, setting us up for some potential patchy fog on monday morning. this looks to occur mostly likely in river valleys. monday afternoon, sunshine and a wind shift to the the start of the workweek. this pattern will continue >>> this morning on "world news now," bracing for the worst. >> caribbean islands brace to prepare for hurricane matthew now hours from possible land fall. hurricane warnings in effect, where it could hit and where there's a threat to the u.s. we have the latest. >>> donald trump's taxes under scrutiny after reports he may have nearly two decades. his allies call him a genius. this help him or hurt him with 34 days to go? >> b

in farmville, virginia, lana zak, abc news. >>> political reporter and abc 7 news political reporter carla marinucci is hee to tell us about what's going to happen. talk about the importance. >> not the drama or viewership we saw in the smack-down between hillary clinton and donald trump. this is important. 34 days out from the election and people are already starting to vote, and for both these sides it's a critical point. donald trump is on his heels this week because of comments he's made about miss universe, taxes, you know, sexual harassment. it goes on and on. he's got problems, and hillary clinton is rising in the polls in battleground states, especially with women, so for both republican mike pence and democrat tim kaine, this is a moment where they have got to make no gaffs, do no harm, but they have got to make the case for their candidate. >> we keep saying, you know, the latest thing and trump is in trouble, but, i mean, it doesn't seem to matter. we'll find out in november, but what does pence have to do? does he have to project some kind of stabilizing image where he's

abc news. off like that immediately. >> and they said nay waited over a year since his diagnosis to come to this point, but you see the immediate bond between them and the mother's reactions, just so touching. >> absolutely. the entire family traveled from japan to ohio for that moment, and it was worth it. fantastic there. there was another interesting scene in massachusetts, by the way, and a teenager there back on the field thanks to the generosity of boston marathon bombing vick ims. >> 13-year-old leg in a boating accident two years ago, but two bombing victims' brothers present ed hi this month with a $5,000 check for a high-tech prosthetic leg. >> and now? as you can see, he's back on the field, breaking in that new leg. cool stories. >>> all right. don't miss updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> stay with us. more news coming up right here macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here's the top headlines we're following on this monday morning on "world news now," could be quite some time before

. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america many morning -- fbi director james comey is facing heat for reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails days before the election. the fbi obtains a search warrant. and donald trump thanks anthony weiner. >>> the double murder suspect posting about his killings on facebook. how it all ended overnight. >>> passengers evacuate a plane after a bomb threat. we have video from inside the cabin. >>> and next year could still be this year. baseball season is is heading into november. the cubs coming up big in game five. keeping their hopes alive.

abc news. if you find this unavoidable in the office, here's do ease and don'ts on the sunbject. >> don't think of it as opportunity to change the other person's mind. talk in i-feel statements. >> reporter: keep the conversation short. >> agree to disagree. let's, you know, get back to what we're here to do, which is our jobs. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> i feel like it's making me more productive. on facebook, it's a barrage of people arguing with each other. making me not wanting to anymore. >> i thought to skip all the talk about politics and talk about religion. that's more successful. >> yes. nothing can possibly go wrong. have a few cocktails while you do that. that's a recipe for success. >> oh, man. it's almost over, three weeks and it's over. coming up, catching hot deals as the weather cools down. >>> "world news now" ro monday morning on the eyeopener, you think you can drag down your credit score. >> and a warm start to the week, how long it lasts and tracking our next chanc

they provided abc 7 news with photos that you're looking at. officers said they took $1.6 million in marijuana from this home, and police were led to another house converted into an illegal pot grow house. >>> a a group dedicated to preservation has a strong warning about san francisco. the national trust for historic preservation added this to the country's most at-risk historic places. too many reasons why, earthquakes and rising sea level. a disaster could damage or destroy the three mile long sea wall. >> we have a large population there on a given day which makes it a a concern during a major disaster on how we'll be able to care for, reach, and be able to extract anybody who's a victim of those incidents. >>> a spokeswoman at the port of san francisco says they recently did a seismic study of the sea wall which show repaired by would cost $2-5 million. >> i can't imagine. following the hurricane, but our weather is changing as always. >> we have what's ahead. >> warmer weather is coming up here, and temperatures have already started trend

from abc. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- donald trump is questioning the e legitimacy of the election and going after even "saturday night live" accusing the show of doing a hit job. >>> and another batch of hillary clinton e-mails released by wikileaks. what they say. >>> plus, a republican party office in north carolina fire-bombed. >>> breaking overnight, the battle for mosul begins. alex marquardt is on the front lines. he's live with us with the latest. >>> and, look at the dramatic rescue as people form a human chain to save a driver inside a flaming suv. >>> and feeling the squeeze. orange prices going sky-high.

abc news. tonight, i watch the tv. put me on cnn, news, abc news. >> they're aware. >> they are. >> you've heard donald trump say he wants to send more people to guantanamo. >> i have. >> this morning, i watched president obama talking about gitmo, right? guantanamo bay. which, by the way -- which, by and we're going to load it up with some bad dudes, believe me. we're going to load it up. >> hillary clinton says she stands by the president's plan to shut guantanamo down. because of what it represents around the world. but if you close guantanamo, what about the detainees deemed too dangerous to transfer? what do you do with the 41 left? if they're a safety risk, the worst of the worst, as we've heard, what do you do with them? >> there's no question that guantanamo houses some dangerous hardened t for the 9/11 attacks. what we intend to do is work with the congress to find a suitable facility in the united states. >> excuse my french, but we say hell no. >> near florence, colorado, at a town hall meeting, some of the

just reported on the abc 7 news app. nbc news has fired "today" show host billy bush who was caught on tape in a vulgar conversation about women with donald trump. the conversation happened before trump made an "access hollywood" appearance back in 2005. bush was heard laughing as trump made crude comments. nbc suspended bush two days after the tape went public and bush said he was embarrassed and ashamed. >>> it is time now for ask finney. 7 on your side's michael finney is answering questions sent to him via facebook and twitter. our first question from laurie r. who e-mailed do you still recommend consumers' checkbook and how do i subscribe to just the south bay area edition? >> i don't really recommend or endorse anything but i do like that publication. i read it here every time it comes out. it's a quarterly publication. it's for the entire bay area, so you can't go online and just pick your area. it's got great information for the entire bay area. can you go online. i'll post it -- it may already be on our website.

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> amazon was not among the companies named in that july >> abc actually reached out to amazon to try to get a response to the family's suit. a company spokesperson told us they don't comment on pending litigation. >>> coming up, just in time for halloween, a curated collection of morbid curiosities. >> and why so many people have been longing, dying to get into this one-of-a-kind museum. you're watching "world news ? this is halloween ? ? this is halloween ? ? everybody make a scene ? ? trick or treat ? >>> don't we love it now. everybody's waiting for the next surprise. >> you love this song. >> i do. >> every commercial break. >> anyway, all about halloween. also my favorite holi would be today. the most spook-tacular day of the year. >> and in honor of it we're getting a look inside a museum in brooklyn unlike any we've seen before. it's focusing on all things morbid. abc's will gansz killed it with this one. >> reporter: it's that time of year, and no matter how fast you run or how loud you scream -- >> i am dracula. >> reporter: the halloween high ji

add yours as facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> new at 5:00, a one-stop shop to help people without a home get off the street. abc 7 news was inside bill graham's civic auditorium this morning as volunteers prepared for the latest project homeless connect. it the helps link people without homes to resources and services, everything from glasses and haircuts to getting i.d. cards and legal advice. the last time san francisco hosted an event like this, more than 15 pun people received help. >>> it's clear that the bay area has had a housing crisis. a report released today explored 20 different way to improve housing options in san francisco and make it more affordable to live here. after doing the analysis the bay area economic institute has three takeaways. first, make sure policies are designed to make more housing available, from affordable housing rules to new construction requirements. second, building new housing units. more inventory is the best way to make housing more affordable for everyone, and, third, making sure that the units are designed with affordability in mind. for example, bu

in oakland, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. maas >> finally a piece of movie history needs some help to come back to life. the smithsonian has launched a kick starter campaign to raise $300,000 to repair the ruby slippers from the "wizard of oz." the sequinned shoes were made almost 80 years ago. the #keepthemruby campaign offers rewards ranging from t-shirts to behind-the-scene tour >>> break news in san francisco. shots fired near had a high school. students are hurt. we're live with team coverage. >> in berkeley, a warning for women to be careful after reports of two separate sexual assaults. >> also ahead, fences scorched and trees burned. an arrest in a series of arson that plagued the city of fremont. >>> and in san leandro, details over a man who died over a stolen palette. >>> warmth and the possibility of wet weather in the accuweather seven day-forecast. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel and i'll break it all down for you coming up. >>> break news in san francisco where school is on lockdown as police search for a gunma

jennifer eccleston, abc news, rome. were injured after yesterday's nascar race at the martinsville speedway. a chevy convertible reportedly tried to cut into the line leaving the handicapped parking lot. that hit another vehicle and then ran into a crowd of pedestrians. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. the chevy's driver was detained for questioning. >>> and investigators now know what happened to cause this american airlines jet to catch fire, but not why. the american airlines flight was about to leave chicago for miami when an engine failed, spewing pieces for thousands of feet and setting fuel on fire. passengers even ran for their lives but luckily no major injured. >> amazing there you when you see those pictures. >>> we have some more pictures to show you. surveillance video from outside a walmart about 20 miles outside of washington is puzzling police there. it appears to show an abduction outside the store. two men get out of a car and put a third person into its trunk against his or her will