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in vallejo where an officer shot a suspect and an unruly crowd forced an emergency call for back up. good evening. i'm ama dates. the shooting happened near mark avenue and leonard street. sergio joins us live from the vallejo police staigs -- police station with what happened. some tense moments. >> tense moments. i can tell you this is an investigation that is still very active. i was just told by a police sergeant that the officer involved in that shooting is current -- currently here at police headquarters being interviewed by investigators. this is a shooting that happened about 9:00 this evening. one person was transferred to the hospital. neighbors tell me off camera that young man was taken to john muir hospital.

there is no word on his condition or extent of his injuries. vallejo police called in for back up. when we arrived, we saw plenty of solano county sheriff deputies and california highway patrol officers. again no one was willing to give me details about what happened, but what i was able to gather from neighbors is that this person who was shot may have been armed. he was being chased by police and at least one officer opened fire. again, as i mentioned, this is still a very ago a tiff investigation. active investigation. there was basically tails we were able to piece together at the scene. the police department has yet to release an official statement about what all happened. reporting live at the vallejo police headquarters, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. stay with abc7 news. we will have updates on our website, abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30 a.m. the fighting between

israel and hamas persists despite international calls for a cease-fire. tonight there is growing concern about civilian casualties in gaza as thousands of palestinians and americans flee the northern part of the region. lilian kim joins us now with the latest. lilian? >> john kerry renewed an offer to help mediate a truce. the u.n secretary general called for a cease-fire and egypt continues to work behind the scenes. but neither side is ready to put an end to what is going on. the attacks keep coming and palestinians are fleeing northern gaza by the thousands. some are headed to the border. this convoy of 150 americans received permission from israel to flee. she is from baton rouge. she was in gaza to visit family. >> the bombs come randomly. you won't -- you wouldn't know where they were bombing. >> it has bombed palestinians, but no israelis thanks to the

iron dome. the system partly developed and funded by the u.s. intercepts and destroys an on coming rocket. with that technology on their side, israeli consul general who is based here in san francisco says the situation has been stressful for his parents. >> my father is over 80 and my mother is over 70 years old. it is very difficult for them to run to a bombshelter at their age. every time there is a siren that is what they have to do. >> israel is intent on destroying the 10,000 rocket launchers. this nighttime raid was part of the effort to find and get rid of them. still 80% of the hamas stockpile is believed to be in tact. george is awe c hastings law -- is a uc hastings law professor. >> i suspect a number of palestinians will be killed and a point in which the international community will say it is intolerable and it has to stop. >> neither side seems interested in a cease-fire.

israeli and palestinians are teetering on the edge of all out war. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> this marks the 6th day of an offensive that palestinian officials say has killed at least 160 people. the swell of violence follows the kidnapping and the murder of three israeli teenagers in the west bank last month. then on july 2nd a 16-year-old boy was abducted and killed. many believe his murder was in retaliation for the kidnappings. jewish extremists are suspected it in the boy's death. israel and hamas have been in regular conflict since the group was created in 1987 at the start of the first palestinian uprising against israeli occupation. new video out of argentina where riot police responded after vandals disrupted a world cup celebration. the soccer fans celebrated argentina's performance in the finals, but violence erupted. the chaos particular situation

marred what was a spawn tan a yous -- spontaneous show of support for argentina's team. they lost 1-0 to germany, but had their best world cup run in 24 years. a much different situation in germany where world cup victory celebrations continued into the morning. tens of thousands of gathered in the streets and many watching the game on large screen tv's. this is germany's first world cup victory since 1990. thousands here in the bay area came together to watch the big match. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson has fan reaction from san francisco's civic center plaza. >> for 113 minutes argentine and german fans looked alike. hopeful their team would prevail and then goooal! >> we didn't want to go into penalty kicks. it is nice to have a win that

is an authentic win with a real goal. >> that was game. argentine yens collapsed as germans held a celebration. >> the best thing in the world. >> fans entered the day with anxiety. many celebrated with bean steins. >> the super bowl and the world series in one? >> that's right. and probably your personal birthday and the birth of your child or whatever. it is everything in one. >> this graduate student says the sport taps into germany's soul. >> it is racial and analytical and this is where we get it. >> throughout the match blue and white jerseys rallied ready a the beat of -- rallied around the beat of the drum. the argentine yen drum player is is -- players name means

german. >> the name is german, but i can't cheer for germany. >> tonight they share their sorrow as they add another collection of world cup victories victories and expect celebrations around the world. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> the game brought out soccer fans in san jose. they watched the match on a big screen in saint james park. germans and argentians were there to check out the game. now to meteorologist francis for a first check on what we can expect tomorrow morning. francis? >> ama good evening. you thought everyone was wearing their t-shirts? it was hot and it will get hotter. live doppler 7hd is showing very little clouds right now. it is a shallow marine layer because of high pressure compressing down on the marine layer. and look how warm it was in san jose for the fans.

77 and even 66 in san francisco. hundreds in cloverdale and lake port and ukiah. 99 in antioch and 94 in livermore and it is going to get hotter. so i will have more triple digit temperatures for you coming up. when it will cool down with the accu-weather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, francis. a grassfire forced a evacuation and closed a highway in solano county. it happened near beck avenue in fairfield. the fire did get dangerous a russly close to homes and firefighters told residents there to get out. the fair field fire department had a tough time knocking down the flames so cal fire was called in to assist. they say it was due to a lack of resources. the fire burned about 15 acres. it has been contained. all lanes of highway 12 are back open and residents are now back home. >> a man faces charges after investigators in shasta county say exhaust from his truck started a wildfire. the state fire officials say freddy alexzander was tending

to an illegal marijuana plot when his truck sparked the fire. it destroyed six structures and threatening 50 others. the fire charred six square miles and is 10% contained. the smoke has been charged with starting the fire and marijuana cultivation. palo alto police are investigating after a woman was reportedly groped and kissed by a stranger when she sat on a park bench. this is a police sketch of the suspect. the woman told police she was sitting in a park when a man approached her and asked if they could become good friends and kissed her neck. she was able to get away. investigators asked anyone with information to contact the palo alto police. two officers were hurt when they tried to arrest a shoplifter in santa row uh. santa rosa. it happened off 101. store employees spotted a man cutting open boxes. when officers tried to arrest him they say michael lee joseph started fighting them

and started to remove an officer's gun from the holster. police say he had a loaded hand gun. they say she convicted felon and had a warrant out against him. san francisco police are investigating a muni bus that left two people saying they were hurt. a car ran into a route 6 bus near market and van ness. the car then took off. the victims' injuries are not life-threatening. new details about the deadly accident on highway 17 early thursday morning. it involved a semitruck hauling dirt and 10 other cars. our media partner, the mercury news reports 25-year-old daniel mcgwire died when one of the trailers slid over the top of his car. seven other people were hurt in this accident. highway 17 near bear creek road was closed for 10 hours. the truck's driver who was not hurt said his brakes were smoking and didn't work. day two for high end san francisco retailers forced to

close their doors after a watermain break flooded their basement. a contractor working on the union square station central subway project hit an eight-inch watermain around 9:00 a.m. and that sent at least 100,000 gallons of water gushing into stores like vera wang, chanel and nieman-marcus. >> i think they lose a lot of business. >> some stores sustained inventory damage. a dollar estimate has not been released. still ahead on abc news at 11:00, a cold reception to the sharks' plan to get women out on the ice. what the team has in mind. plus, you are seeing history in the making. hear from a man who -- whose swim in the bay landed him in the record books. and a narrow escape. a real life family drama that has people questioning is the risk worth it? that's when abc news at 11:00 continues.

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the shark tank over a plan to make so-called ice girls part of the sharks' home games. people against the move are voicing their opposition on this facebook page. ice girls typically wear cheerleader-style uniforms and serve as an ice crew and cheer squad. ice girls will alienate fans who feels it object tau -- object tau fies women. they say it is unfounded because men will also be part of the squad. the women's uniforms, you can see them in a photo from the team's website, here, are more tasteful than those of other

teams. 30 miles from the fairlawn islands to the south tower of the golden gate bridge. few have attempted the feet and only one successful. that is, until this weekend. north bay resident joseph lock started swimming at midnight onset morning. no sweat suit to brave the cold, choppy waters and only a swim cap and goggles. he toughed out a full 14 hours. he not only made it to the golden gate bridge, but he taped the south tower making his marathon swim official. >> the tide changed on me and i was hoping to catch the flood and run it in. i was fighting to get under the bridge and after being in 14 hours i wasn't terribly fresh. that's a hard fight from the bridge to the park with an ebb. >> lock's seventh attempt at the swim was a charm. he fenned it 40 minutes -- he finished 40 minutes faster than his predecessor who completed it in 1967, wow, 14

hours in the bay. head together beach is a good idea for tomorrow if you don't have to work. francis has a look at why that would be. hi, francis. >> it will be warm, but, ama, the waters are chilly. they are close to 60 degrees. that's what he swam in today. check out the cloud cover. way have high pressure -- we have high pressure bearing down on the marine layer and clear skies right now looking from the east bay hills out toward the bay bridge. temperatures are really mild still for 11:00 this evening or 11:18. san francisco 60, oakland 61, san carlos 64, san jose 65, gilroy 68, half moon bea, 52. half moon bay, 52. this time we are looking from sutro to downtown san francisco. you can see to the east bay as well. more temperatures in the 60s for santa rosa and napa and novato. fairfield, concord and livermore, beautiful shot

right now. it is so clear out there that the moon looks like this bright light bulb in the sky. it looks pretty over the bay bridge. mostly clear skies overnight. near 100 degrees inland. a cooling trend begins on tuesday. so the forecast fog animation, very little of it. that's all we will get tomorrow morning. some clouds maybe off the coast. if possible some fog as well. overnight lows will be mild. we will see mid50s to possibly even low 70s in antioch. 62 in concord and 61 in san jose. 57 in oakland. so we have this area of high pressure, this hot air mass that continues to build into tomorrow. it has a clockwise rotation. if you pay attention, that will pull up moisture from the gulf of california in the form of high clouds for tomorrow. tuesday will be cooler with the clouds and we also have a

chance of thunderstorms, but not in the bay area. it is more toward the sierra and the higher elevations in california. we could get quite a bit of rain as well. highs tomorrow will be warmer than today. 91 in san jose and hot in morgan hill and gilroy near a hundred. look for mid80s through redwood city and mountain view and menlo park 83 and 77 in millbrae. downtown san francisco will be comfortable. 72 for you. along the coast we will see mid60s, but a lot of low 90s in the north bay through petaluma and sonoma and calistoga 96. cloverdale, clear lake and ukiah once again mid70s to mid80sin the east bay and warm and hot inland. 100 in a n tee jobing -- in antioch and livermore and upper 90s in the nearby communities. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. hot inland tomorrow. get ready for that heat.

cooling down, but still hot on tuesday. a cooling trend and then closer to normal by the end of the workweek. >> looks good. just a little increase there. >> yes. up and then slowly decreasing. >> thank you, francis. rick is in tonight. >> the world cup is over, but they are still celebrating. coming up in sports, it is germany's fourth world cup tight tee. and two giants have done something no one has ever done before in major pleas league

heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop.

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ruled off sides. the replay showed it was a good call. with the game scoreless they would need extra time in the 97th minute. argentina with a chance, but no good. finally in the 113th minute, he scores the only embole. only goal. he came in as a sub and his fresh legs may have been the difference. germany winning the first world cup since 1990 and only brazil with five championships has one more. the gentes made history -- the giants made some history as they were the only to hit grand slams in the same game. bumgarner starting in arizona and tim hudson taking his place in the allstar game. buster posey comes through with a grand slam and just like that it was 4-1 san francisco. posey says if i can do it, you can do it. sure enough in the 6th, bumgarner does just that. he goes deep to left and it is

his second grand slam of the season. 8-4 was the final. posey was impressed. >> i was actually asking how many hit two in a season? >> a's pitcher avoided being swept in seattle. he had his 10th win of the year allowing one run in seven and two-thirds inkings. the a's offense got on track in the fifth. gentry with a base hit and the throw is not in time to get lowry who ties the game at one. oakland took the lead as the bloop to center brings in perino. and then the a's got some breathing room as brandon moss takes young deep for the 21st homerun of the season. a's a win it 4-1 at the break. oakland has the best record in the majors at 59-26. still to come, it was a busy day in golf. at the women's british open,

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never won on the lpga tour, but today she not only got her first victory, it was a major. it was her second shot on the par slide. she settled for eagle and it was fa one-stroke -- it was a one-stroke victory. today they wrapped up the scottish open. the defending champ phil mickelson finished with a 65,

and did not contend and it went to justin rose. he too shot a 65 and finished 16 under for the tournament. good for a two-stroke victory. at the u.s. senior open he had a chance to win if he can make this birdie on 18. he would go to a three-hole playoff with colin montgomery. he sinks the par putt and he is the fifth player to capture the pga senior championship and the open in the same year. and the a's are sending six players including josh donaldson to this week's allstar game. later in the show you will hear from josh as he gets ready to compete in the homerun derby tomorrow night. >> sounds good. thank you, rick. ahead, dangerous strikes. the threat from above that is proving dangerous a russ even deadly in some cases at one of the country's most popular national parks. young risk takers. the family's high altitude adventure has some asking how far is too far?

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i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, breaking news. one man was taken to the hospital after an officer involved shooting in vallejo. it happened near mark avenue and griffin drive. no officers were hurt. continued israeli air raids have prompted thousands to flee their homes in gaza. a convoy of 150 americans was allowed to enter israel today. more than 160 palestinians have died and hundreds more have been injured.

israel and hamas have exchanged missal attacks since tuesday. there have been no deaths reported in israel. you. fairfield residents are back in their homes after a grassfire forced those living near beck avenue to evacuate around a 2:00 this afternoon. the fire burned about 15 acres and temporarily shutdown two lanes of traffic along highway 12 in solano county. fire officials say due to a lack of resources the fairfield fire department called cal fire to help knockdown the flames. two people died this weekend at one of the country's most popular national parks. lightning strikes killed a woman friday and a man yesterday at rocky mountain national park in colorado. yesterday lightning struck a man a in a wheelchair at a scenic over look. witnesses who were steps away tried to save him. >> something hit me in the head and i lost my vision and hearing for a solid 10 seconds. >> we turned around and assessed the situation and went over to the man that was down and his t-shirt was

burned. they were just trying to help him. >> this is the first time lightning was killed someone at the park since 2000. california lawmakers will travel to central america to meet with officials about the increase of migrants to the u.s., particularly unaccompanied minors. they will meet with the salvadoran and el salvador officials. it will give the delegation a look at the political, social and economic issues in those countries. a vast majority of central american immigrants settle in northern california. now to a big pot bust where agents say they seized 2800 marijuana plants and arrested a man. the napa special investigation bureau said it discovered several large scale outdoor growing operations including

one on mount veeter road. agents snuck in on wednesday. so far the agency said it destroyed more than 60,000 marijuana plants. a family set out to conquer one of the world's most dangerous a russ mountain peaks, but when children are caught in the action, is it worth it? clayton sandell has the story. >> when this avalanche bears down on patrick sweeney -- >> i felt like an antelope being ripped down by a lion at the waist. >> it not only traps him, but his two kids, 9-year-old pj and 11-year-old shannon. >> i was pretty scared. for me it seemed like it came suddenly fast. >> they were rescued trying to become the youngest to ever scale the french mountain in the -- this mountain in the french alps. it raises the question about whether young adventure seekers and their parents are sometimes taking too many risks. >> i think one of the great benefits of letting children

experiment with risk and take small risks is they develop confidence that makes them bold both in their thinking and in their actions. >> mckenzie said she made the choice to skydive on her 16th birthday. >> i remember jumping out of the plane and looking up and seeing that there was a complication with the parachute. >> in trouble she plummeted 3,000 feet and crashing into a cow pasture. badly hurt, but alive. >> there are limits to what children of any age should do on their own. everybody has to be comfortable with that activity, and safety is what we end up with when everybody is making calm, rational decisions. >> slow down. >> as long as there are young explorers like this record breaking climber. >> most 9-year-olds my age play video games so they don't expect a 9-year-old to climb a 22,841-foot mountain. >> some kids will keep taking some very grown up risks. abc news, denver.

a virginia man has gone to great lengths to make his daughter's dream of being a princess a reality. jeremiah heaton found a swath of desert in eastern africa and claimed it as his own. he planted a flag there on his daughter, emily's 7th birthday and claimed her princess in the kingdom of north sudan. it isn't a done deal though. dad needs to get legal recognition from neighboring countries. up next, how a journey of 39 miles resulted in a big step forward for cancer research. and an invention out of stanford that gives new meaning to iphone. how a smartphone could help save your sight. >> and i am in the accu-weather center. clear skies and warmer temperatures tomorrow. i will have your accu-weather seven-day forecast as well as possible airport delays for business travelers.

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finish line in san francisco. 238 of those, breast cancer survivors for the 12th you'll vaughn walk for breast cancer -- 12th annual avon walk for breast cancer. >> i vowed to do what ever i could to end this disease. in 2005 i ended up with breast cancer. i spent two years going

through all of the treatment. still walking for avon. >> the two-day event had walkers cover 26.2 miles across the city. it raised $4 million to help improve breast cancer screenings, treatment and educate people about the disease. abc7 is a proud sponsor of this year's aidswalk san francisco. you can see abc7 news traffic reporter high fiveing walkers last year. this year's walk is in seven days. on sunday, july 20th in golden gate park. visit aidswalk . net or download the aidswalk app. doctors at stanford have unveiled a new tool to spot vision problems. what sets it apart is the powerful optics and the portability. >> in his clinic at the stanford eye institute, he has access to some of the most powerful imaging and dying diagnostic equipment available. and he finds he misses it when he is seeing patients outside

the clinic. >> we would see abnormal findings in the eye. we would essentially have to jot them down and write about them in the computer. we wanted to find a way to capture those findings, for instance in the emergency room. >> now they believe they have found a way to put some of that power right in their pockets. it is a portable imaging device. >> this is the retina adapter. the great thing is it is light weight and it fits in your pocket. >> fashioned from a smartphone it employs a small snap on lighting system for images close to the eye's surface. >> this is the eye and we have have -- through the complete exam we have his lids and lashes his sclara. the back of the eye. >> another member of the team, dr. robert chang, recently

conducted trials at a high volume clinic in china. it proved powerful enough to spot common ab nor mall tees. the image on the right is the i go. >> on the left is the $25,000 camera gold standard imaging and you can see the same optic nerve as well as all of the blood vessels. >> once the image is captured it can be sent wirelessly to a normal database for diagnosis. they say the port built would allow health care workers in the rural areas or the developing world to quickly pre screen patients who can't reach the clinic. >> we decided to try to make the simplest possible concept and basically use just the phone to do 90% of the work and just give it some help with optics and lighting. >> the design is simple enough that the volunteers can use it with minimal training. >> there are so many moments in time where we wish we could capture the moment. >> the team is testing the

site and hopes for fda clearance in the near future. >> the cost is currently around $90. but the team believes they may be able to lower the price tag if the kids go into mass production. >> it is time to get one last look at our week ahead. >> get ready for the heat, everyone. very little cloud cover right now. mild temperatures overnight. check out how active it is in the eastern half of the united states. a lot of showers and thunderstorms as well. expect airport delays from the midwest out to the northeast where we could see some thunderstorms as well through new york and boston and in the mid80s as well as in florida. ate 9 in maim me. in miami. clouds through denver and dallas. 101. it is going to be hot in california. once again with that high pressure continuing to build into monday. we will see a lot of triple digit numbers. chico 109. 104 in sacramento. 108 in fresno.

very hot inland. 104 in palm springs. a little cooler at the coast. 69 in monterey. los angeles, partly cloudy there and 87. 76 in san diego. and here in the bay area, we will bump it up a little more. 72 in san francisco. 91 in san jose. we will see the increasing high clouds from the south. 79 in oakland. 100 in antioch and in livermore. i want to show you the temperature trend in san jose. it is to give you an idea what to expect for the week. tomorrow we will be 91. our average high is 84. it is well above average. we start to cool down on tuesday. then cooler by thursday. it will probably be the coolest day of the week. closer to average next weekend. you will find that reflected in the seven-day forecast as well. it is really hot inland tomorrow. and then again we will be much more comfortable by the end of the workweek. >> thank you, francis. rick quan is in for shu with sports. and there was more going on

than sports. >> we have now reached the allstar break. coming up in sports, after getting shut out, the giants get back with their bats. and josh donaldson is ready to have a b

world's best player, but germany had the better team as it won its fourth world cup.

you can't blame it on rio despite pre tournament worries. everything turned out well. argentina blew a number of chances. he appears to score, but was ruled off sides. the replay shows it was a good call. but the game is score less and they would need extra time in the 97th minute. another chance, but no good. finally in the 113th minute, germany scores the game's only goal. the 22-year-old was subbing and his fresh legs may have been the difference. 1-0 the final as germany wins its first world cup since 1990. only brazil with five championships have won more. the giants had a grand time today as bumgarner and buster posey became the first pitcher-catcher combo to hit grand slams in the same game. with mad bum getting the start taking tim hudson's place during the allstar game. posey comes through with a

grand slam and just like that it was 4-1 san francisco. posey tells matt bum you can do it. and sure enough bumgarner does just that. the bases loaded and he goes deep to left. it is his second grand slam of the season. 8-4 was the final. the giants reach a break one game back of the dodgers. >> happy to help us out on both sides. it might have been a little more fun in the seventh a little bit, but happy to come out of there with a win today. >> a's pitcher helped him be swept in seattle. he struck out five. the a's offense finally got going in the fifth. craig gentry with the base hit. the throw is not in time to get jed lowry who ties the game at one. oakland took the lead as he brings in andy perino. in the 6th they got some

breathing room as brandon moss takes him deep for the team leading 21st homer of the season. a's win it 4-1 at the break. oakland has the best record in the majors at 59-26. the major league allstar game is this tuesday in minneapolis, but tomorrow is the homerun derby. the a's will have two players taking part, success -- success paw ties and donaldson. he doesn't seem to mind being part of the national spotlight. >> it is fun at bp. i like to hit homers too. it is just going to be another run of batting practice except with a lot more people watching. >> it is another thing to worry about. you have an allstar break and then you get to sit there and grind on a homerun derby. you have to put yourself in their shoes too. it could be a once in a lifetime opportunity. i hope they enjoy it and they come back in one piece. >> i think he will have fun with it. that's an honor and something that is cool to be chosen for, and i think he will do well.

donaldson loves to be center stage. he does really well in those situations. i think he will do really well. >> he has having a good time there. mo martin had never won on the tour. it came at the women's brit -- british open. martin uses a 3 wood from 240 yards out and this is her second shot on the par 518th. nearly rolls in for a double eagle. she settled for eagle that put her one under for the tournament. it is good for a one-stroke victory. next week the men have their british open. phil mickelson finished strong with a 65, but did not contend for the title. that went to justin rose who birdied five of the first nine holes. he too shot a 65 and finished 16 under for the tournament. good for a two-stroke victory. at the pga john deere classic he shot a 5 under 66 making

four birdies on the back 9. he holds off zach johnson who finished one stroke back. the win was worth $846,000. at the u.s. senior open, the chance to win if he can make this birdie putt on 18. he does not. he would go on to lose a three-hole playoff to colin montgomerie. monty sinks this par putt. he is the fifth to win the senior pga championship and the open the same year. stage nine of the tour de france and a 105-mile ride through the mountains was won by tony martin. the 29 yierld took the lead -- the 29-year-old took the leeld early. but there was a change in the overall lead. the world cup is finally over. they will do it again in four years in russia. it was fun, but i'm ready for some football now. pre-season is less than a month away. >> incredible. thank you so much.

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