went on ha rags neighbors despite multiple complaints. >> they were running a homeless encampment, massive homeless thing going on for four weeks. >> reporter: police ran into him again, when they found more guns inside his car. >> that definitely one of the scary things that we're looking into. how somebody like this could get weapons. >> reporter: right now, there are a lot of questions that neighbors want answered. for example, why wasn't there better coordination between san francisco general hospital and the police department? tonight, a lot of neighbors concerned. live in san francisco, leann melendez, abc7 news. big mess in downtown san francisco we first reported this to you at 4:00. it is almost cleaned up right now, a truck spilled oil, fourth and howard street this

is from sky 7 hd this mess is spread out all over the roadway. they've cleaned up most of the oil they are about to reopen the closed lanes. the truck was carrying barrels filled with used fryer oil one barrel fell and gushed 100 gallons of oil in the street. that cleanup is leftover kitty litter that's what they are using to soak up the oil. update on a story we brought you at 4:00. two men who were shot in the visitation valley neighborhood have both died. investigators say a fight between two groups preceded the shooting when officers arrived they encountered a large hostile group of bystanders they managed to get those folks calmed down. two shooting victims were taken to the hospital where they both pas waeufpltd again men still at large. 142 felony charges filed today against james holmes.

he appeared in court with his lawyer appearing much the same way during his first court appearance, dazed and confused. prosecutors charging him with 24 counts two for each shooting victim. he's also facing 116 counts of attempted murder for the 58 wounded. >> i do believe he should probably be locked away. and live with what he did everyday of his life. >> legal analysts believe the defense will bring holmes' sanity into question. his attorneys revealed last week he was seeking psychiatric help before the shooting rampage. investigators trying to find out how a young woman fell out of a party bus in santa cruz and then was run over and kill. 25-year-old natasha nolan died on southbound highway 17 returning from the brad paisley concert friday night. she worked at the pacific wave surf shop that her parents own

in santa cruz. karina rusk joins us with the story. >> reporter: the owner of the party bus of santa cruz has not returned our calls. we know that the company was fined $4500 in 2010 for operating with a suspended permit. we also know that permit was active, right now and that it was allowed to carry up to 15 passengers on its bus. the chp says it is investigating if there were any permit vials with this particular trip and -- violations with this particular trip and trying to figure out how this happened. investigatorss are taking a -- hard look at door of this party bus. nolan died after she and a 20-year-old woman fell out of the bus friday, before midnight. the chp says the door is an air pressure system like this not a mechanical or motor

system. >> did the door fly open or did someone trigger this mechanism or this system that opens the door? we are unsure of that. that's what our investigators are doing. >> reporter: he has owned nationwide limo service since 1988, a company not involved in this incident. he says emergency door levers are put in places where they cannot be triggered accidentally. he says the position of the door on the bus involved was similar to this not an jays to the driver. >> because the front door already the second door falls back close to where people are sitting behind the driver. >> reporter: the chp cessna tasha was in a group of 12 to 15 people coming back from a brad paisley concert in mountain view. she worked at the popular pacific wave surf shop in downtown santa cruz which her parents own. >> surreal, i'm expecting to get a text from her or something that you know and it

says -- not the same without her. >> i can't imagine what they are going through. they need to know this city and everybody here is there to support them. >> reporter: the chp says there was excessive ing onboard the party bus and says it -- drinking onboard the party bus and says eight resed two people, a 19-year-old passenger anna tasha's -- and that -- and natasha's boyfriend. >> he assaulted one of our officers so he was taken into custody for his safety and everyone's safety. >> reporter: the chp says the passengers did not cooperate with investigators on friday night and in fact some of them actually fled the scene. today they are also reinterviewing people and trying to locate those they did not talk to friday. in san jose, karina rusk, abc7 news. this accident comes as a

bill to crackdown on underage drinking on party bus moves to the state legislature. the bill from jerry hill will require party buses to verify age of passengers or face fines. >> the legislation also has a provision if a minor is on a bus, regardless of whether they before or during the course of the ride, if they were intoxicated the driver does have responsibility. >> hill's legislation could come up for a final vote next month and possibly reach the governor's desk in september. he first introduced that bill in 2010 after a 19-year-old of burdenling game was kill after he crashed his car following a night of drinking on a party bus. amber alert in effect now for a missing monterey county girl who was abducted by her boyfriend over the weekend. authorities say the 16-year-old was taken from her house sometime saturday, two men in their 20s were discovered shot to death inside her home.

her 19-year-old boyfriend is suspected of the abduction. the pair may be traveling to mexico with another man. salazar's father was wanted in connection with the disappearance but turned himself in yesterday police are looking for for a tan honda civic. another car they had been looking for was found abandoned. man suspected of killing parents of three young san jose children says he will shoot it out with authorities to avoid being caught. pedro medina is wanted for the double homicide which happened last monday police say he killed 28-year-old pedro jiminez and marble jiminez. they believe he's her former boyfriend. the children were home at the time but not harmed. authorities recovered the 2006 maxima friday they say he may be headed to southern

california or mexico. quite a square this morning for -- quite a scare for passengers this morning. flight 905 was rolling down the runway at mccarran in las vegas 11:00 this morning the pilot suddenly hit the brakes. the airbus 320 taxied back to the gate the pilot reported a problem with the nose gear all passengers and crew were taken often flight where many of them will board another flight at this hour to continue their trip to san francisco, their original plane is undergoing repairs. six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo has ruled out mechanical problems with its new right the superman ultimate flight rollercoaster that left a dozen riders stranded. inspectors are reviewing the incident park crews are conducting tests on the computer programs that help operate the ride. passengers got stuck 15 stories above ground the operator was able to restart the ride but it took 90

minutes. some people at park today were disappointed the ride was closed, others were more cautious. >> i've been wanting to ride it but not after what happened yesterday. i'll wait a little longer. >> that sucks, i'm stoked, i'm like come on! >> six million dollar ride opened one month ago it will be closed indefinitely. another major milestone for the 49ers' new stadium project in santa clara. today crews began installing the first steel beams that will form the framework of the 1.2 billion dollar stadium. a crew of 300 will work around the clock, facing 18,000 tons of american made steel. >> already got 80, 90 million dollars work in place you don't see it. this is the first manifestation of a project coming to fruition. crews are working quickly a full skeleton of the stadium is expected to be finished by

labor day. officials say by the end of the year nearly 1,000 people will be working on this project. of course that is a major boost for the local construction industry. >> by the way, we are gearing up for football season right here at abc7, we broadcast two nfl network thursday night games first the 49ers host the seahawks october 18th. december 6th raiders take on the broncos. coming up, new findings on the scarless form of child abuse that may leave the most permanent mark on the child's well-being. we'll tell you which popular area police are eyeing to make visitors pay. do you think you pay too much for auto insurance? michael finney has a new report that may make you think twice before you complain. >> temperatures nearing the triple digit mark inland. i'll let you know if the heat is here to day for a few more

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. firefighters in eastern contra costa county dealt with a destructive blaze in afternoon that left two hopes damaged the fire broke out in a neighborhood not far from highway 4. the fire started in one home and quickly spread to a neighboring house before firefighters were able to control the flames. nobody was injured. but the rear of the homes were heavily damaged. nearly a million rural californians will begin receiving their first fire fee bill two weeks from today. the state expects to collect 90 million dollars to help pay for fire protection in some of the rural areas. the average bill is $150 a year they will be made out by county, there are roughly

825,000 homes, barns, stables and out-buildings in the acres covered by that fee. san francisco is considering installing parking meters around the zoo. the city says, it is part of an effort to convince people to use mass transit not just a revenue grab. the zoo charges $8 to park weekdays, $10 weekends and holidays, several blocks of free parking available on nearby boulevard. city considering installing meters surround sf state as well. parking meters generate 50 million dollars a year for san francisco. >> they will generate more after that. >> for sure. speaking of money, writing a check out for car insurance is never any fun. >> michael finney joins information that will take at least some of the sting out, we hope. >> reporter: a little bit, it will. new survey shows california's car insurance rates are a good

deal when you compare them to other states. we are among the very cheapest. here's john egan of car insurance quotes.com. >> divers in california are paying about a median of $1300 a year for car insurance. that puts california in 44th place on the list, which is a good place to be. less than 2% of annual income median annual income is going towards car insurance in california. >> reporter: the higher your number, the cheaper your cost, most expensive state is michigan number one with 8% of the median income going towards paying car insurance premiums there. thinking about going to a for profit college? new senate study finds 54% of those who attend leave without a degree. the report found students leave these schools after four months, deeply in debt and

unable to find a job. some for profit colleges place revenues above education and charge high tuition and excessive loan rates. >> today is national cheesecake day many as it turns out there's a connection to the olympics. it was thought to be a good source of energy in ancient greece and served in 7 bc. the dessert we know and love as cheesecake, stuff with cream cheese got its start in new york in the 1870s, arnold ruben the same guy who invented the ruben sandwich is credited with created the cheesecake recipe for the new york style cheesecake. now you know. >> don't you think everyday is cheesecake day? if it isn't it should be. >> in a better world. >> work towards that michael. oh boy. the search is still on for the very lucky winner of a

huge mega millions jackpot from last friday the winning ticket was bought at this convenience store and walnut avenue it is worth 52 million dollars. you may want to check your pockets. the store owner has no idea who holds the ticket but he knows one person who doesn't. >> once in a while i buy a ticket, i know it wasn't me. we've been here 20 years, it is a good feeling to change someone's life. >> he may not have won but the owner will still get a nice check from the lottery office for selling the winning ticket. here are the numbers: 2, 3, 4, 8, 42 and the mega number is 26. good luck to all of you. >> if he could call us, we could drive them there. >> i will do anything the person wants, for a fee. >> now to the summer olympics. we have key results to key

competitions. first a remind way we will present them. on air we will announce a spoiler alert. if you don't want to know you will have time to look way we'll be posting results on our social platform you have to click a link to see them here are results from several of the day's competition. again turn away, turn back once the music has ended. here they are: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a reminder after the olympics you want to witch back to abc7 news every night at midnight for all the local news and weather in just seven minutes. abc7 news won't make you stay up any later than you need

>> it is safe to look again people. [ laughing ] i think you are going to like in for cashes it is something that will please everyone. it is about a 40° between coast and inland. a live picture now we'll talk about the forecast in a movement as we look from our high-definition mount tamalpais camera, blue skies towards sausalito, the bay, towards san francisco, high along the coast, low 60s. inland areas, approaching 100°. we've already gotten up to 98 so far in places like livermore, antioch. mother live picture now this is the view from our high-def sutro camera they look towards the golden gate bridge, marin headlands a few patches of fog that's keep you in the comfort zone along the coastline with low 60s there away from the marine influence, we've gotten up close to 100° in some of our inland valleys.

live doppler 7 hd i'll show what it looks like at this hour. we have just a tiny sliver of fog along the coast around the monterey bay. other than this little sliver here, very patchy, inland areas running nice and clear this afternoon. right now 97 fairfield, antioch up to 96, livermore concord cooking 95 santa rosa 94 los gatos 91 around the coast and bay from the 60s to the 80s all areas running warmer this afternoon as we head into tomorrow we are going to see a wide range of temperatures again patchy coastal fog overnight warm inland through thursday, cooling down for the weekend if you don't like this heat there's relief coming. here's where the heat is at, hot air mass to our southeast, cooler air mass across the northwest of us and we are in between the cool air mass and hot air mass. tuesday through thursday, mild

to very warm depending on where you are. tuesday through thursday, not much changes in our weather pattern. then we start to notice a drop off in the temperatures heading into friday. tomorrow morning patchy fog, mild side, low 50s to low 60s as we head outdoors, short leaves will be fine unless you get cold quickly. fog at the coast limited and patchy in nature, shallow layer only 800 feet deep tonight we are expecting it to clear way wide range of temperatures, 60s coast side, 90s inland. here are the specific readings for tuesday, 86 san jose, 89 los gatos warm there, 82° peninsula and redwood city, 62 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 68°. 86 santa rosa east bay sunny, 74 oakland, 80 castro valley. this is where you find the heat, 93 livermore, 90 dublin, monterey bay 73 santa cruz, 65

monterey. mid 60s to mid 90s through thursday, cooler friday, much cooler over the weekend sunday mid 80s inland low 60s coast side. still to come, how the jackson family put their differences aside and came together at the bay area unity conc8t ñes0p0p

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and socialization disorders can include terrorizing and belittling a child keeping children in a constant state of for. reunion concert in saratoga brought together the family of the late singer of michael jackson. a fan standing behind jackson's three children shot this video of them watching the uncle's unity tour friday night. they were there with their grandmother. last week a judge appointed their cousin as their temporary guardian after katherine spent more than a qdwñ

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coming up at 6:00 new problem for san francisco's subway project comes to the surface. how it will disrupt the shopping district for years. >> presidential candidates go on the offense we will fact-check the new round of attack ads. join us at . "world news" with diane sawyer

is next. >> thanks for inviting us into your hopes tonight. -- your homes tonight: tonight on "world news," facing the families. the colorado shooting suspect hit with 140 charges of murder of attempted murder as families of the victims look on. and why that secret notebook could be the key to the case. inside syria. dramatic new images. syrian rebels try to take down a dictator. abc's alex marquardt makes the difficult and dangerous journey into the heart of a civil war. dangerous distraction. why this person falls on the train tracks. this one walks in a wall. emergency rooms say it's an epidemic. and body and soul. the american teenager crushed at the olympics.