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still unclear why this driver was speeding the wrong way for several miles, but we know both of the victims that were hit and killed are from san jose. they have not yet been named. >> authorities say the wrong way driver was rushed to the hospital, and it's unclear if he's in custody tonight. >> abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has everything that we know at this moment about the investigation. >> attention, all units in route to this. wrong-way update at 1020 is now southbound 85 at bascom. >> a deadly wrong-way crash is under investigation. authorities say it claimed the lives of two san jose residents, a 47 year old woman and a 14 year old boy. at 340 monday afternoon, the chp received calls of a driver behind the wheel of a toyota tacoma going south in the northbound lanes of state route 85. >> some of the first calls that we had put the pickup truck in , which is several miles. >> officers received calls that the pickup had been spotted going the wrong way near

saratoga avenue, which is at least seven miles from the crash site. the chp says the pickup then collided head on with a white tesla suv. the impact of the crash was clear. >> you believe the tesla was traveling at freeway speeds, so we can say, you know, at least 60 miles an hour. >> officials tell us the pickup had florida license plates. the driver is a 39 year old man who suffered major injuries and was taken to a hospital. the reason he was going the wrong way is being investigated. >> we could have a situation, a case where we have some level or type of impairment. as i said at this point, we can't say that's undetermined. in in this specific case, whether impairment is playing a role in this particular crash. >> for hours, the chp diverted traffic to northbound 87. the freeway reopened around eight monday evening. the chp is asking for anyone who saw what happened to call in. >> we're going to have to wait until we are able to complete

some more investigation on this specific crash before we can say why this driver was driving the wrong way. >> in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> in the east bay, police are searching for a driver who hit a child in a stroller and then took off. the child went to the hospital, but thank goodness is going to be okay. now, this crash happened in berkeley shortly after 8:00 this morning. it was near dover street and alcatraz avenue, a couple blocks south of the ashby bart station. if you know the area. police say someone was pushing the stroller when the crash happened. the driver took off going south on dover street. neighbors tell us they heard the whole thing. >> i heard a crash. i heard a scream. i heard baby cries. and i looked out and i saw the stroller in the on the ground. in the street. >> police say the driver is a man, but they don't have any other details about him or his car. again, the child who was hit is expected to be okay. >> if you heard the sound of

loud dirt bikes over the weekend in san francisco, maybe oakland or along the bay bridge, you are not alone. >> not by a long shot. there were several scenes of just chaos on the streets as people on dirt bikes raced through the city. it's loud and dangerous driving, and it's making people angry who live in the area, saying it's just a symptom of a bigger problem. >> it's just terror in a community, and they have power because nobody's doing anything about it. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone looks at what the city is trying to do about it, and how well it's working. >> san francisco's embarcadero was loud on sunday afternoon, some motorcycles and a lot of dirt bikes, which chp says are illegal to ride on highways and city streets without certain modifications. >> they're going down the bike paths. they're all over the place. and i kept thinking, what if somebody stops, you know, or a bike stops or doesn't see him?

>> and while that woman who asked that we not use her name saw these motorbikes in this area near the ferry building, the dirt bikes were in many areas. sunday, the western span of the bay bridge and the eastern span to even cruising through traffic when things got busy and doing wheelies when they weren't. those we spoke with are not happy about this. yeah, i think it's really dangerous. >> they run a lot of red lights and they are riding in the bike lanes, so i think it's really dangerous for pedestrians as well as just peopriving and in their cars. i know some people have gotten hurt already so far from them, but the california highway patrol and the san francisco police department tell me they are investigating these cases and others. >> on july 26th, sfpd used a drone to keep an eye on two riders who they then witnessed breaking into cars. they made an arrest and seized the vehicles sunday. hundreds of dirt bikes flooded some intersections in san francisco and did the same on the bay bridge. no arrests

were made and no vehicles seized, although chp did pursue at least two riders but were unsuccessful in catching them. witnesses say the two riding these dirt bikes got off those bikes and got on someone else's dirt bike to get away. >> they'll keep doing it unless the car or the bike goes away and they have consequences to follow. and it's not a culture. it's not cool. you know, being in a community is cool. i get why they want to ride bikes together, but coming into a city and specifically terrorizing because you know, you can it should not be legal. >> you know, that witness believes that city officials have made improvements to tackling crime in san francisco, but believes this issue is a black eye for the city. j.r stone, abc seven news. >> let's take things outside for more on our weather as we take a live look out from our emeryville camera tonight. the end of august will be a bit toasty. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel, who is tracking everything to know in the 24

hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. yeah, it is definitely going to get hot in inland areas tomorrow, but right now, as you look from our golden gate bridge camera, this is how the morning will begin. >> areas of dense fog. visibility is down to four miles in half moon bay. something you'll need to watch out for first thing in the morning is that fog near the coast. 50s 60s warming up at noontime and sizzling inland. we'll be seeing triple digits in our hot spots tomorrow. upper 60s, coast side and mild to warm still in the evening. in case you're wondering. well, here are some of the high temperatures. san francisco 77 degrees. dense fog will be followed by sun 84. in oakland, it's going to be a warm afternoon. above average 93 in san jose and hot and sunny in walnut creek at 97 degrees. dan, i'm going to come back to let you know if this hot weather is going to stick around as we head towards the holiday weekend in just a few minutes. okay, great. >> thanks, sandhya. now to your voice and your vote as tonight vice president kamala harris and former president trump are targeting battleground states preparing for next month's

debate. mr. trump picked up an endorsement today from 2020 democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard while campaigning in michigan. gabbard now an independent, is helping the former president prepare for his first debate against vice president harris. and fresh off the dnc vice president harris will be on a bus tour through georgia, starting on wednesday. you can watch the abc news presidential debate tuesday, september 10th. right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. the debate begins at six. >> one of the more controversial statewide propositions on the november ballot is a revised approach to fighting crime. among those supporting proposition 36 is elizabeth walker, whose son colin died after taking cocaine laced with fentanyl. proposition 36 would increase penalties for certain theft and drug crimes. it would have. it would have allowed murder charges to be filed against the person who sold colin the drug. >> my son was murdered. someone put poisoning into what? he should not have been taking.

>> like we're criminalizing homelessness. we're criminalizing poverty. is that what america is about? is that what california is about? >> proposition 36 would also make drug treatment mandatory to avoid prison time. tomorrow, san mateo county's board of supervisors is expected to officially support the measure. >> a big focus of our building a better bay area effort every da. and here at abc7 news is highlighting solutions. >> that's right, and we love sharing them. here at 11, our first breakthrough tonight is a push to protect longtime small businesses in san francisco. several say they're being pushed out. >> supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin announced a plan today to make it harder to kick out legacy shops on a four block stretch of fillmore street in pacific heights since the start of the year. billionaire venture capitalist neil mehta has bought several buildings on fillmore. nearby restaurants we spoke with say they may be forced to leave because of lease negotiations gone sour. >> we have 20 plus employees who

work here. we have a very strong following here in the community, and we want to have clarity about our future. >> we couldn't reach mehta for comment today, but one of his business associates got back to us. nightlife entrepreneur cody allen told us in a statement their objective is, quote, bringing in more small businesses rather than introducing chain or formula retail tenants. our foundation's aim is to bring in an even wider variety of food and beverage operators to revitalize the iconic clay theater and to restore fillmore storefronts. >> our next abc seven news. building a better bay area breakthrough takes you to one san francisco school that now doubles as a free grocery store. it's something that no other school in california has. the newly opened grocery store is inside mlk junior middle school in the city's portola neighborhood. students and their families can pick up milk, meat, fresh produce and other goods at

no cost. the school's principal says the store will help kids who often go to school hungry, which makes learning that much more difficult. >> the students that are might leave class and they're out in the hallways. a lot of times they're looking for food. they're bouncing around class to class. you know. miss monterroso, do you have any milk? do you have any cereal? they're looking for food, right? and while they're doing that, they're missing out on class time. >> 70% of students at mlk get a free or reduced priced lunch. the store is being operated by goodr, a nonprofit with 12 similar stores nationwide. but again, the first one in california. and as for our final abc seven news building a better bay area breakthrough. let's turn to the world of fashion. >> yes, louis vuitton, dior, prada and now bart. best known for its trains, the agency is now making a name for itself in the fashion industry. >> an upcoming runway fashion show will feature outfits made out of those phased out bart paper tickets. i have some in a drawer at home. i bet you do too. and created by local

fashion design students, schools taking part include the oakland school of the arts high school, city college of san francisco, and san francisco state. >> the free fashion show will be held at the rockridge station parking lot on september 14th. >> all right. coming up here, stuck in space. it's been an unexpected month long sleepover for two american astronauts. the issue and the new date to get them home. >> plus, the importance of mammograms. what a new study is saying about achieving early detection. >> and we've got some secrets about the new iphone 16. we get a sneak peek of the newly announced ap

i decided it was too risky for the starliner craft to return to earth, which, with its two american astronauts, butch wilmore and sunny williams, there are concerns about the spacecraft after their test flight to the international space station showed helium leaks and problems with the control thrusters. instead of an eight day mission, it will be 8-80 the pair will be in orbit until february. >> this has not been an easy decision, but it is absolutely the right one. >> this kind of got a half a heard. >> they'll be flying home on board a spacex crew dragon space capsule. spacex is also planning a separate launch tonight. the falcon nine is due to lift off overnight. it will include the first private space walk ever. >> a tiktok video has led to an investigation into a 20 year veteran of the alameda county fire department, who is accused of using a racial slur. >> the firefighter was off duty at the time of the incident. it's come to our attention that some language was used during the interaction that does not align with the values and standards we uphold as an organization. such behavior is

not representative of who we are or the department or our values we strive to embody every day. >> now, this viral tiktok video allegedly shows the firefighter off duty at the time making a racist comment during a road rage incident. we spoke with the other driver. >> i would like to say, you know, we get respected. i mean, everybody gets respected, not just browns, blacks, whites, yellow, purple. it doesn't it doesn't matter. you know, we all need to get respected. and, we were living together. we, you know, we're not living apart. we're all living together. >> the fire chief says the department is taking steps to improve its relationship with the community by doing outreach and having members undergo sensitivity training. he says disciplinary action will be taken against the firefighter, depending on the outcome of the investigation. the president of the firefighters union issued a response to the investigation,

saying in part, quote, we are deeply troubled by the remarks made in the video. the comments made are contrary to our mission to serve all members of our community. the union says it will fully cooperate with the investigation. >> a change is coming to mammograms next month, one that could have major implications for how women approach breast cancer screenings. soon, doctors will be required to notify women when they have dense breast tissue that puts them at higher risk for cancer and mammograms may have trouble catching it. in tonight's deep dive, we're exploring new research on a different approach to early detection. reporter denise dador from our sister station in los angeles breaks it down. >> when a doctor looks at a mammogram, there are no gray areas on x-rays. >> fiberglass or tissue looks white and fat is black. the more white on the x ray, the higher the density. >> that's why women with dense breast tissue pose a challenge to radiologists. >> breast cancers also appear as white on the mammogram. >> doctor jason mckillop, director of breast imaging at radnet and breast link, says

half of women have dense breasts. not only are their mammograms more challenging to read, breast density leads to a slightly higher risk of breast cancer. so should these women undergo additional screening? a new study looked at the pros and cons of these women getting supplemental breast mris. >> breast mri is the most sophisticated and most sensitive uh- imaging utility that we have in our entire arsenal of imagin. >> in a new jama internal medicine study, researchers estimate current mammography guidelines can save 7 to 11 lives per 1000 women. they found supplementing with breast mris could save an additional life, resulting in 10% more lives saved. >> there's a significant uptick in cancers detected, as we expect, but widespread mris came at an increased risk of 40 to 80%. >> more false positives, which can be stressful, time consuming, and lead to expensiv, unnecessary testing, including biopsies. >> we would be scrutinizing a lot more benign things than we otherwise would be.

>> while researchers support additional screening, doctor mckillop says women should ask their doctors, do i have dense breasts? do you recommend additional screenings? and what is my personal risk of breast cancer? one screening doctor mckillop recommends for women with dense breasts is a breast ultrasound. in addition to yearly mammograms. >> breast ultrasound is a handheld unit readily available, very cost effective. >> denise snyder, abc seven news. >> all right. tech news. apple is set to announce its new iphone 16 next month. you can expect a significant siri update and a slew of new camera and ai powered features. we spoke with abrar al-harthi, a tech reporter with cnet, on our 3 p.m. show about what's to come. >> if you're like me, you've kind of been waiting for siri to get a little bit more conversational, a little bit more useful. that's something that'll be happening with the rollout of apple intelligence. you can also have ai powered writing tools. so if you're drafting a message, it's kind of baked in similar to what other companies like google and samsung have rolled out

recently. and the really big thing here is that, you know, when you're using something like siri on on the latest iphones, you'll have the option to actually use chatgpt. there will be an integration there so that if you want, you know, more thorough responses, more in-depth responses, you can access chatgpt from open ai. >> we're also getting a sneak peek at apple's latest watch series. apple watch ten or x. heidi says it's likely will will be thinner with bigger screens and have more health tracking capabilities, but we will see all of this next month, which will be cool. >> yeah, well, we don't have to wait long to find out about our weather coming up. >> we do not. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the heat. sandhya. >> yeah, anything but cool, that's for sure. the weather is really changing and it warmed up today. that is going to continue tomorrow. as a matter of fact, we'll turn up the heat high pressure is right overhead. and underneath this area of high pressure, we have sinking air as that air is sinking, it is compressing the marine layer.

right now. half moon bay reporting four mile visibility with fog and mist. because that marine layer is getting compressed. now with that ridge building in, we are expecting minor to moderate heat risk tomorrow. so if you are particularly sensitive to the heat, you will want to keep this in mind. as we look at a live picture from our mount tam cam, you can certainly see the fog around. it is going to be beach weather tomorrow. in case you want to escape the heat, uv index will be very high. so yes. sunscreen. whether morning fog to sun, mild to warm day 74 at stinson beach. getting you up to 83 degrees in santa cruz tomorrow. looking at our tower cameras right now, you can see that shallow marine layer right over san francisco from sutro tower. certainly a very foggy golden gate bridge. and you can see it from pier 39 and from our mount tam cam as well. so it is near the coast. it is really going to start off your morning with fluctuating visibility. so watch out in the morning 50s to 70s right now. here's another gorgeous view of san francisco

with that fog though that's not so gorgeous. so be careful out there overnight tonight. dense coastal fog tomorrow summer sizzle is with us. and for the holiday weekend it's going to be cooling closer to average. today's highs were mid 60s to mid 90s a good 5 to 10 degrees above average. and that trend will continue tomorrow. in the morning we'll have fog and a little bit of mist near the coast and around the bay. 50s 60s by 10:00 the fog is starting to pull away from the bay, still sitting near the coast, but you can see how quickly things are warming up away from the coastline. by the early afternoon, you're already popping up into the 90s. your morning temperatures, 50s, 60s. watch out for the fog once again, and it is a warm to hot afternoon for your tuesday 93 in san jose, 95 los gatos in the south bay on the peninsula, 90 in redwood city, 70 degrees in pacifica, downtown san francisco, 77 degrees in the north bay. i think you could get away with shorts 95, santa rosa 91, in san rafael in the east bay, mid 80s around oakland.

hayward 89, castro valley and well above average inland. highs 100. brentwood 98, concord 99 degrees in livermore. accuweather seven day forecast. tomorrow is the hottest day inland with those triple digits. heat hangs around wednesday, but the temperatures really start to back off towards the end of the workweek with that cooling continuing right on through the holiday weekend, which includes sunday, september 1st, ama and dan we'll

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turf at its city facilities. >> the city acknowledges artificial turf is cheaper and saves water, but council documents show the city is concerned with environmental impacts. >> opponents say they're worried that a limit on turf fields and parks would ultimately mean fewer places for kids to play. >> well, the 40 niners are just two weeks away from starting the season, and they have two major questions unresolved issues. >> sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan. those two issues would be the contract impasse with brandon aiyuk and trent williams. there is so much frustration. it is everywhere, including one peeved hall of fame niners quarterback. that's

40 niners will kick off a new season in two weeks against the jets right here on abc seven.

perhaps we'll see brandon aiyuk and trent williams on the field by then. but right now, who knows. they're both in contract disputes. time obviously is running out. aiyuk has made a lot of noise on social media. williams, though, is the more important player. probably a good idea to keep brock purdy upright this season? aiyuk, 26 years old, had more than 1300 receiving yards and seven touchdowns last year. the question why is this taking so long? even 40 niners. hall of famer steve young on knbr said he's getting frustrated. >> brandon's now sitting in front of a contract that's probably for niners have stretched as much as they possibly can. they don't want to set the market. they don't want to do it. they don't think it's the time and then brandon doesn't know. he already said he's not going to get i'm not going to i demand to be traded i won't. oh, no, i don't want to go there. i don't want to do that. and so now he's in a bind and it's probably hard for him after all the chit chat and chatter to do it. but in the end, what is the team feeling? what is happening? that's all they talk about every day. it's worn them out through the through the through the

preseason. it's going to go who knows how it's going into the season. >> now, if aiyuk thinks he's as good as ceedee lamb, that's a problem because the cowboys gave lamb a four year, $136 million deal, 34 mil per year, 100 mil guaranteed. the difference lamb is the focal point of the dallas offense. aiyuk is part of a group of great offensive players. all right. they've been playing major league baseball for 121 years. but we had a first today. danny jansen played for two teams in the same game. how is that possible? back on june 26th, jansen was playing for the toronto blue jays. right. well, that game against boston was suspended because of rain while he was at bat. so jansen was then traded to boston in july and when the game resumed today, he was catching for the red sox while a toronto pinch hitter took his place at the plate. never happened before and it may never happen again. opening night at the us open in new york, andy roddick and lin-manuel miranda among those in the crowd watching four time open champion novak djokovic in his first round match against radu albot. joker takes the first two sets. come on. albert

battled though 25 shot rally in the third and he wins the point. turns out he had beaten two of djokovic's brothers previously, so a little grudge match. the joker competitive, yelling at his coach's box during the break. and for all the yelling, he wins in straight sets six two, two and four. starting his quest for his 25th grand slam title. sports on abc seven.

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