a popular santa cruz surfing instructor is under arrest accused of secretly snapping photos and recording video of students he, woulded with and more. good evening. i'm carolyn tyler in for ama dates. 38-year-old dillon was arrested on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with children. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana is live to tell us what lead to the arrest. good evening. >> good evening, carolyn. for years dillon grenner has run this school, but he is in jail accused of inappropriate account as with students. they said he admitted to that and wrote out an apology letter to the victims and to

the entire community. 38-year-old dillon is accused of lewd and lascivious act with two 13-year-old girls. they said he offers them free lessons. >> he continues the relationship with them until the point it grows into an inappropriate relationship with him where he is making sexual advances toward them and photographing them in in -- and personal body parts. >> they served search warrants at his home. evidence leads detectives to believe there are more victims. >> there were videos taken from the store in the dressing room as well depicting young girls getting changed into wetsuits there at the business. >> dillon grenner has been well known on coul beach where he teachers teachers ands his surf classes. he shot a series of varied yows last year showing trash and syringes there. they recently is pad a curfew aimed at keeping homeless

people off the beach at night. >> he did a great thing. it made everything else happen. as you can see, they are not here. he did a good thing. nobody had any clue. we are all appalled. >> right now police are trying to locate other victims. they are encouraging parents to have a talk with kids if they have taken lessons at the surf school. >> if you think there is something there bring it forward and let us work with your child and get the services they need. >> dillon grenner says they expect a fight. abc7 news. police in union city have released this sketch of a suspect wanted for indecent exposure and child molestation. he is described as caucasian in mid50s, 6 foot and 200 powfnedz. pounds. the man has been spotted wearing a tan fisherman-style hat p with a chin strap and

eyeglasses. breaking news out of oakland where one person is dead and another wounded from a shooting near mcarthur boulevard. both of the victims were in a car as was 5* 4-year-old. the child was not hurt. oakland police tonight are looking for a gunman who shot four people over a stolen purse. john alston has the details. >> the shooting took place in the shadow of the fox theater and trendy eat res. three stylists from the bad boy salon were shot in front of their business along with another person who happened to be on the sidewalk. >> i was doing my best to hold his wound. >> the trouble began at 4:00 in the afternoon when somebody grabbed a purse that belonged to this man's girlfriend who was a stylish -- stylist in the salon. >> i chased him down and i caught him. i got the purse back.

>> witnesses say at least one of them returned to the hair salon on a bike and with a gun. this man was in a cafe across the street. >> you can hear a pop, pop and a walkout and you can see the gentleman shooting marquis when he is on the dwrownd and -- on the ground and i render first aid. >> i can see people laying on the ground and i find out my girl got shot. all of this over a broken window and a few meaning less possessions. it is pointless. >> police are checking several surveillance cameras and hoping it will lead to the gunman. even though police say violent crime in this section of oakland is relatively rare, some neighbors are not surprised. >> it is not shocking. one of the things the community has called for is more presence with the police. >> police say today's victims are expected to survive. abc7 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that

injured three people in the bay view district tonight. gunfire erupted around 8:30 in front of a home on cameron way in the alex griffith howling complex. two victims were taken by ambulance and a third vic testimony showed up afterwards. he was taken by a private car. developing news in the on going occupation of a berkeley post office slated to be closed and sold. protesters tell abc7 news they have been warned by police to leave the property or face arrest. the u.s. postal service wants to sell the historic 99-year-old building. it has upset many locals who do not want the facility shutdown. postal jobs to be cut there. they began the occupation on the front steps late last night. we will update you on developments as soon as we get them tonight. three cars parked in the coliseum parking lot went up in flames during the oakland a's game. these are photos of the fire

taken by fans attending the game by the cleveland indians. three cars were completely destroyed 1k3* barbecue coals that were smollerring and improperly flared causing a small fire that grew into the big one. let's head over to abc7 news meteorologist leigh glaser for a first check on weather and live lop deer 7hd. >> let's go ahead and look at live doppler 7hd and you can see we do have low clouds and also some high and midlevel clouds continuing to stream across the bay area. boy it was warm and muggy today. there is an area of low pressure just off the coast and they are continuing to throw the high clouds in our direction. we warmed up nicely, antioch 90 degrees. 74 the high for oakland and 69 san francisco and 89 for santa rosa. it looks like the chance of isolated thunderstorms could be here as soon as sunday

night. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. i'll let you know when you can hear a little of the thunder, carolyn. >> a fierce battle is underway all over the western united states gens dozens of wildfires. several are raging from alaska to arizona. the largest among them are located in utah and near the popular ski resort in sun valley, idaho. 1600 homes have been evacuated from the community. it has devoured at least 100,000 acres so far with no signs of containment anytime soon. and a wildfire burning in gold country has grown to more than 10,000 acres. the american fire broke out one week ago today east of foresthill in the tahoe national forest. no populated areas are threatened and no structures lost. that fire is 45% contained.

music lovers are saying goodbye to a san francisco institution. for the past 27 years, row sal less -- rosales nightclub has offered jazz and blues, h. the club moved to filmore in 1999 to be a part of the revitalized jazz district. >> so we are moving on. i am hoping in the future another establishment that was diverse and ecclectic in san francisco and international would be -- would open up. >> rosales of erred eat yow no word yet on what might go in that space. new at 11:00, a team of

marine veterans who served in iraq a decade ago held their 10-year reunion on the peninsula today. the brothers of the second battalion echo company 23 had a lot of catching up. they met at the war fighter brewing company in san carlos, a business just started by one of the members of the unit. john barton's brewery is staffed entirely by vets. he believes reunions like today's are important forgetting vets employed once they leave the military. >> i was just approached by somebody about jobs for veterans. for me in the last 60 second had had -- seconds i can pre 80 another job for a veteran and not know it. >> his companies have employed more than 400 veterans. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, a dramatic scene in the east bay as a building is imploded.

how it could help scientists investigate earthquakes. and drama at the america's cup. two sailors swept over board. and later a new lead into the death of princess diana. why investigator

building at the cal state east bay campus is more than making way for something new. it is also helping scientists learn more about earthquakes. pictures from sky hawk

photography, quite dramatic, show cal state east bay's 13-story warren hall turned into a pile of rubble. kyra clapper shows us how they use the implosion to understand how the bay area is affected by earthquakes. >> now i can't remember where it was. >> he looks out hours after warren hall was demolished. he doesn't remember hayward without the landmark that towered over the catch -- campus and defined the skyline for the last 40 years. >> you felt like you were at home when you saw that building. >> they set off 462 pounds of explosives and the usgs calls it a man made earthquake. it leaned and collapsed in on itself. the force it created was about a magnitude 2.0 quake. they will study the impact of the tumbler on the hayward area and the hayward fault. >> it halls the highest

probability of generating the next large earthquake. >> the 13-story administrative building that housed classrooms was built along the fault 40 years ago. it has been abandoned the last two years since it was deemed the most size lickly unsafe building in the csu system. the usgs used 600 of these seismographs and placed straw strategically across homes to measure the impact of today's event with unprecedented detail. >> how hard will it shake over here? how hard will it shake over there? we can then compile hazard maps. >> they will take the information and paint a 3-d picture of what is going on in the earth's layers. they will publish their findings. even though the building was gone it leaves a lasting memory of those who went to the university or drove by it every day. >> i had a tear after it fell.

it is historical to watch it, but bringing a lot of memories. >> the view of the bay can be enjoyed for generations to come. >> abc7 news. >> contractors will have 40 days to clean the rubble. much will be repurposed as building materials. a park will replace warren hall so they can enjoy the view on the hills. new construction is set to begin this fall. quite a rough start for team new new zealand at the louis vuitton sail. watch this amazing video captured by america's cup tv. the sailors were picked up within seconds and the yacht itself suffered damage. new zealand beat the italian team. we have a special programming

note. tomorrow night at 6:30, cheryl jennings brings us inspirational stories of some amazing kids who attend camp arroyo every year. that's where kids and young people living with life-threatening i will -- illnesses have fun and build confidence and meet others just like them. this time we introduced you to campers with hiv aids and developmental delays. >> just because we have something wrong with us doesn't mean we have to be inside. we can be doing stuff we love. >> other kids who have the same condition. >> it makes me feel good. like where i belong. >> join abc7 sunday at 6:30 p.m. for a special program "just like me" and learn how the taylor family foundation is helping change their lives. that's a great organization.

let's check in with leigh glaser to see what is shaping up with the weather forecast. >> i think we are going to see a lot of interesting weather phenomenon in the next 26-34 hours. it is high humidity and high temperatures were mild to warm and we have the high and midlevel clouds. they have started to pass to the north of us. we will look for low clouds and fog near the coast and overnight we will keep some high cloudiness out there as well. san francisco 59 and it is 66 degrees and very mild in redwood city. san jose is 64. half moon bay, 59 and the golden gate bridge seeing a little fuzzy sky as they are starting to lower. santa rosa 602 and 63 in napa as well as novato. we have 64 in concord and livermore. here is our forecast highlights. we will keep it a little on the partly cloudy conditions side this evening.

humid overnight and get ready for high heat and then a thunder threat. a chance of some isolated thunderstorms begin on sunday night, tomorrow evening and will last through the midweek. overnight lows warmest inland. secretary 5 and warm and humid there. we will look for high and midlevel clouds. half moon bay 56 degrees. all right, folks, this is the set up. 10:00 tomorrow morning and higher pressure is building back to the san francisco bay area from the east. this is what will heat us up tomorrow. inland temperatures near 100 degrees for one day. as we get into tomorrow evening the low will start to move a little closer to the bay area. it will position itself as the high pushes out and counter clockwise motion around this low. it will definitely bring us unsettled weather. most of the storms will be confined to the east of us, but by late monday night and

tuesday into wednesday, all of this will shift to the west bringing the bay area a pretty good chance of seeing isolated thunderstorms. here is the timing, 11:00 tonight the high clouds continue to move through. 1:00 tomorrow afternoon you will notice that most of the activity near the sierra, but monday at 10:00 a.m., that's when we will start to see some of the moisture rotate back to the bay area. be advised the -- there could be a little thunder on monday night and tuesday morning. a fire weather advisory with possibility of thunderstorms. gusty winds and potential for new fire strikes. that is until tuesday evening. highs tomorrow 86 for san jose. it will be heating up in palo alto. 85. 70 in half moon bay. 75 downtown san francisco. 95 for calistoga. it will be hot inland with brentwood 99, 98 for concord and livermore. one day it is heat and then we

bring in the subtropical moisture and thunderstorms monday, tuesday and wednesday. the temperatures will die down as well. >> so tomorrow it is a blink and you'll miss it heat wave. >> yes, but tomorrow night a little more moisture in here. >> thank you, leigh. >> mike shumann is off and rick quan is in with sports. >> not a good day to be an a's fan. colon go on the dl and his teammates don't father much better. and what happens when a panda races a marlin to first base? it c

a's tonight. first allstar pitcher bartolo colon was put on the disabled list with a strained left groin and then his team lost to the indians 7-1. it may have been bobblehead day, but this game belonged to the indians. cleveland jumped on top and nick swisher gets this pitch. it is his 13th of the season.

cleveland struck in the 6th sac cabrera sends one to deep right. the ball bounces off the wall and brantley scored. it was a no hitter until the 6th. donaldson breaks it up with a single and reddic scores and oakland gets on the board. the indians answer in the seventh as he connects off jerry blevins. they pull away to win it 7-1. oakland now trails texas a game and a half. murphy with a two-run double off the wall and 15-3 was the final, and they did it without hitting a homerun. former a's short stop miguel tahada is the latest to be suspended by major league baseball. he will have to sit out 105 games for using an an anphetamine. he tested positive for aderol. he said he took it not to get a jump on the competition, but

control his attention deficit disorder. since hiring his brother to be his chef pablo sandoval last 22 pounds in six weeks. tonight it paid off. score less in the fourth with two outs. sandoval hits a grounder to first. it will be close, but the pan you ad wins it. panda wins the race. still in the fourth and giants are up and he can't make the diving catch. it will go to the wall. he slides into third with a triple. matt cain shut out the marlins until the 6th and that's when stanton unloads a monster two-run blast at 454 feet. it is one of the longest ever hit and that cuds the -- cuts the lead in half. the for res grounder -- torres grounder goes off the bat and

it is improved to 8-8. and still to come, stanford gets the highest ever pre-season ranking in the college football poll. and the seahawks fly by the broncos thanks to a pair of plays that covered more than

rose bowl victory things are expected at stanford. it is the school's highest ever pre-season ranking. alabama is number one followed by ohio state and oregon. stanford went through the third practice with practices. he was on the cover of this week's "sports illustrated" is one reason stanford is expected to contend for the national title. head coach david shaw wants to keep his team focused on football and not be distracted by the hype. >> people are giving him praise and we appreciate. it but it can't affect our preparation and it can't affect how we play on game day and can't affect our approach

to the game. we won't play harder or less hard because people say we will be good or terrible. >> broncos tonight and russell wilson looked sharp throwing for 127 yards and two touchdowns. this one going to jermaine curse. the second-year player found the end zone and cuts to the sideline and he is gone. it is a 107-ready yard return and it was 17-7. the broncos were threatening in the second quarter when he fumbled into the end zone. look at this. he will take it all the way, 106 yards for a touchdown. the seahawks crush the broncos 40-10. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. later on, the world's fastest man at the world championships. >> quite a run there, thanks, rick. just ahead, the new investigation into the death of princess diana. what police may be looking

for. and the trader joe's trademark fight. the canadian company is coming over the border for a taste of

i'm carolyn tyler in for ama dates. in tonight's headlines, a well-known surf instructor in santa cruz is accused of snapping photos and videos of students he worked with. dillon grenner was arrested on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with children. and on going investigation into a protest is said to be closed and sold. protesters tell abc7 news that they have been warned by police to leave the property or face arrest. berkeley police would not confirm plans for a raid. four people were shot in

oakland's uptown area over a stolen purse. it happened at 4:00 this afternoon on telegraph avenue. all of the victims are expected to survive. tonight the man being held as a person of interest in the disappearance and death of an oakland federal investigator is speaking out. in a jail house interview with our media partners at the bay area news group, randy alanis said he had a loving relationship with sandra coke. coke went missing and her body found five days later. he was the last person seen with her. he says -- well now he is in custody for violating the conditions of his parole and he said the two attended church together and planned to marry. he denies harming coke and having anything to do with her disappearance. new details on yesterday's officer involved shooting in uh rine do. a hit and run suspect wounded by a highway patrol officer at the off-ramp to highway 24 has

now been identified. is it is 32-year-old david al alcairo concord. he is recovering in recovering in the hospital tonight. terrifying moments in downtown san francisco today when police chased a man holding a gun through the powell street bart station. the man ran from officers and down into the staigs at 2:30 this afternoon. he was eventually arrested and the gun was recovered in a trashcan. no shots were fired. egyptian officials say it may once again be time to ban the muslim brotherhood. the news comes on a day when security forces exchanged gunfire with a sniper in a tower and then stormed a mosque to round up brotherhood supporters. the brotherhood was outlawed for decades until coming to power a year ago with the election of mohamed morsi. more than 800 people have been killed across egypt this week alone. surprising allegations

have surfaced from london about princess diana's death. now, the new information and how scotland yard is handling it. >> princess diana's last walk through the corridors of the ritz hotel with dodi fayed and talking with her driver who is drunk, twice the legal limit and then driving into the car tunnel followed by paparazzi. the last images of a princess before her death. and now relived again. >> new information about the circumstances of the car crash. >> surprising allegations that diana was murdered by a british soldier. the accusation was passed on to police that a soldier's former in-laws. they are taking it seriously, quote, scoping information received and adding that it was not reopening the initial investigation for now. an official inquest ruled there was no conspiracy to murder. >> this was a tragic accident. >> it is the official line. >> we will get this every year

prior to the anniversary of the death of diana, princess of wales. i think the police did a thorough investigation prior to the inquest and that's why we had an inquest. i don't think anybody has doubted the conclusions. >> still, any shred of new evidence of that night 16 years ago will be analyzed. >> there will be a lot of people hoping there is nothing to this, expecting there is nothing to it. probably there isn't. but it is absolutely right that until that is proved that it should be thoroughly investigated. >> buckingham palace has declined to comment on the new developments. abc news, new york. >> dramatic video out of australia tonight and a warning that some of the images are graphic. a19-year-old construction worker was breaking concrete when a long piece of steel struck him and went through his fore heated heated -- forehead and right between his eyes. miraculously the man remained conscious as help arrived. medical personnel cut the bar to free him, but they left the

portion that penetrated his forehead in place as they rushed him to a hospital. we are told that young man is expected to survive. a young man who claims to be trader joe's best customer, but they are take him to court. it is a store in van ciewf called pirate joe's. it buys from trader joe's stores in washington state and marks them up. he says he spends about $22,000 a month at t.j.'s, and is now becoming so recognizable he is making longer road trips. >> i tried the l.a. run and that didn't go well. we lost a bunch of chocolate. if they said they were opening a store in vancouver tomorrow i would close this store. >> trader joe's who doesn't have a is store in canada is suing for unfair competition. in response he says he makes $2 per item.

he took off the p from his store sign and instead of pirate joe's it says irate joe's. and helping oakland kids get ready for school. abc7 donated 10,000 books from preschool to 6th grade. many of the kids to be their books to a back to school rally. >> this is our 6th year. this is maybe our biggest year. it is probably the most fun and more and more groups are participating so we can reach the parents. the out reach is important because it reminds people that school starts next monday. >> yep, it does. and to help kids get prepared they donated 1,000 backpacks and 250 bus passes. early literacy and proper tools are immensely important to help kids stay in school. still to come, a possible medical breakthrough in the treatment of fibromyalgia.

the california doctor leading the charge. and bear attacks on the rise. what experts say could be behind their growing aggressivness. >> and we don't see them very often around the bay area, but get ready for a chance of thunderstorms, yes thunderstorms for the bay area. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast and show

government wants to save the islands by covering them with poison. the islands are infested with mice. there is 500 per acre. it attracts hungry owls whose off spring feed on a rare sea bird. they say the best way to get rid of the mice is with poison dropped by helicopters. the fish and wildlife service will make a final decision by the end of the year. wildlife officials are expressing concern tonight about a recent rash of bear attacks. in the past week alone they have injured six people. they include two hikers in yellowstone national park and a 12-year-old michigan girl who needed 100 stitches to repair her wounds. new research could help find some help in the fight against fibromyalgia. tonight abc7 news health and science reporter carolyn johnson tells us about a new

test that might finally provide some definitive answers. >> is there any place that doesn't hurt? >> nearly all of the key points on blanca's arms are tender. it is a way to dying know fibromyalgia. it has muscle pain and joint stiffness and fatigue. >> i cried for everything. i was in pain all the time. >> on average it takes about three to five years for patients like blanca to get a diagnosis. >> and i was getting depressed because i didn't get anything accomplished. >> people shouldn't be looked at as if they are inure -- gnaw rot particular or hysterical. >> he has developed what he says is the very first blood test to diagnose fibromyalgia. he measures the blood markers in the immune system. white blood cells have numerous proteins, but

research shows you have less production of two specific types. >> we were struck by the fact that they were not producing these proteins in normal quantities. >> in a study of 110 patients with a fibromyalgia diagnosis the test was positive in 93% of the cases. a lack of the protein suppresses the immune system which shows why they are vulnerable to all different types of stress. >> it plays a role in why a person might have depression and why a person may develop extreme pain any where they are touched and why they have terrible fatigue. >> another doctor told blanca she may have fibromyalgia. for this story epigenetics covered the cost of the test. >> the only proof i have is how i feel. i don't have anything that tells me, yes, you have this. >> but other doctors say the test won't tell them anymore than a physical exam reveals.

they also point out the protein markers may be found with people in other illnesses. researchers in the field say testing would make the test more definitive, but it would cost $1200 to $1500. the test costs $744, but it isn't covered by insurance. >> there is controversy, but you have to understand that there are the physicians that have beenen benefiting from earning thousands of dollars, and now here is this test that says we don't have to spend that money. >> one week later and blanca received her results and the test was positive. >> i can just have her prove that i really 1r* fie bro fibromyalgia and after this test there is a treatment. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> are you ready for thunderstorms? that's what leigh glaser is talking about in her

accu-weather forecast. >> you are exactly right. the better chance will be possibly sunday night and monday and in through tuesday as some subtropical moisture continues from southern california to the bay area. you may have noticed the high and midlevel clouds today. the midsection of the country looks great. it is 93 and the east coast from boston all the way down to miami a chance of summer late afternoon thunderstorms and 71 for washington, d.c. phoenix 110 and we will heat up around the state as well tomorrow with 108 for palm springs. yosemite tomorrow is a chance of thunderstorms and 99 degrees. and check out the high heat for the bay area. livermore is 98. 98 for antioch as well as concord. san francisco 75. 80 for richmond and we will bring in the chance of isolated showers. thunderstorms on sunday night and a chance on monday, tuesday and wednesday. by wednesday the temperatures start to cool back down into

the 80sand we will start to dry things up by wednesday night and thursday. right now it is just scattered with a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm around here. >> and you mentioned the spare the air day. >> tomorrow is a spare the air day and the unhealthy air is out toward the east bay valleys. >> thank you, leigh. let's check on sports. rick quan is here for shu. >> did you know pablo sandoval was on a diet? it doesn't look like it. >> he is a big boy. >> coming up in sports, a 22-pound weight loss for the kung fu panda pays off. and the a's got an a for

a's. bartolo colon was put on the 15-day disabled list for his groin and then the a's lost to the indians 7-1. it may have been bobblehead day at the coliseum, but the day belonged to the indians. former athletic nick swisher gets this pitch and it is his 13th homer of the season. cabrera sends one to deep right center and the ball bounces off the wall and it is 3-0. jimenez had a no hitter until the 6th. josh donaldson breaks it up with an r.b.i single.

reddic scores and oakland gets on the board. the indians answer in the seventh as he connects off blevins and it is out of here. cleveland added three more runs on the 9th and they pull away to win it 7-1. former a short stop miguel tahada is the latest to be suspended. tahada will have to sit out 105 games for using an anphetamine. the 2002 american league mvp tested positive for tay derol. he said he took it not to get an edge on the competition, but to control his attention deficit disorder. pablo sandoval says he lost 22 pounds over the last six weeks after hiring his brother louis to be his full time chef. a lighter panda paid off against the marlins. it was score less until the fourth with runners at second and third with two out. he wins the race to the bag with a head first slide. the panda express was a little shaken but stayed in the contest. brandon belt scored to make it

1-0. still in the fourth and giants are up 2-1 when it is lined to center. he can't make the diving catch and it will go to the wall. two runners come home. blanco will wind up at third with a triple. stanton unloads a monster two-1 shot and it is 454 feet. that cut the lead in half. the giants get those two runs back in the eighth. the grounder goes off the glove of ed lucas and belt will score again. san francisco wins it 6-4 and cane i'm -- improves to 8-8. big things are expected of stanford this year. the cardinals ranked fourth in the appoll. that's the highest ever ranking. two-time champ alabama is number one followed by ohio state and oregon. stanford went through the third practice in full pads. he and on the cover of sports illustrated and it is one reason stanford is expected to

contend for the national title. kevin hogan is not a big fan of the college ranking system. >> i don't think it does justice to the sport of football. anything can win any day. rankings don't matter. we will come out and treat eve game the same way. >> it is the pre-season, but the seahawks routed the broncos. wilson was sharp throwing for two touchdowns. this one going to curse. the second year player from washington found the end zone again on this kickoff return. he cuts to the sideline and is gone. it is a 107-yard return. the seahawks lead it 17-7. the broncos were threatening in the second quarter. he fumble newts end zone and browner picks it up and look at this. he will take it all the way. 106 yards for a touchdown. the seahawks crush the broncos 40-10. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you tonight by river rock casino. >> and on that fantastic run

we are going to say good night. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. have a good weekend, everyone. bye-bye.

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