insurance company and was informed everybody was in order. a presidential hopeful, bernie sanders came to the bay area today, meeting with nurses in oakland and looked for a major endorsement from one of their big, national unions. sergio quintatan is live with the story. >> reporter: some have been considering this run as a long shot, something that a bit of a fringe candidacy within this rate, but now, he has this major endorsement. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders waded through this crowd and signed autographs and posed for selfies. this announcement is a big deal for his campaign. >> national nurses united is

endorsing candidate bernie sanders. friend, champion and president of the united states. >> unions have some wealth they contribute to the campaign, but also, lots of people power. >> reporter: sanders says he expects to be outspent by super pacs. >> he's an interesting guy, but not a serious candidate. imagine taking on the combrinl yar class. >> reporter: the vermont senator drew tens of thousands of supporters but has been confronted by members of the black lives matter movement. >> all of you will remember when martin luther king led the march on washington. the march was called jobs and

justice. >> reporte >> he has shown us through the years his source, so i think he will be a excellent candidate. >> reporter: he is now heading to los angeles for another campaign stop. hillary clinton unveiled a $350 billion plan to reign in student loans and make college affordable and commented by donald trump's statement during the debate that she only atte attended his wedding because he donated to his campaign. she says there is little difference between trump and his rivals on womens' issues. >> we don't hear any of them talking about access to quality child care, equal pay for women. or anything else that will help to, you know, give women a

chance to get ahead. >> clinton is on a two day campaign swing to new hampshire. two years ago, a car full of teenagers pulled up alongside him. >> reporter: a lot of surprises today, and a lot of emotions inside that courtroom. now, at the time, the alleged shooter was only 16 years old sh but keep in mind, wasn't the only one at the scene. the teens were between ages of 13 and 13 years old, family and friends of quinn boyar showed support. two of six teenagers are being tried for the murder of the former paramedic.

>> he didn't have a chance at a happy healthy life experience. >> reporter: boyar just dropped off his father to his home, when he came to a stop sign, he was approached by a car full of teens. prosecutors say one of them, christian burton got out of the car and shot boyar in the head. the alleged shooter is being tried as an adult. his attorney maintains did not kill boyar. >> we do believe someone else was the shooter. >> the second teen being tried is david mcneil. >> mr. mcneil, my client there is no evidence he participated. >> another victim is expected to testify in this case. he was shot the following day by

one of the suspects. he didn't have anything valuable to this. saying well, he doesn't have anything for him to shoot him. they did a countdown, and they shot my son. >> three others pled guilty and are serving time. the fourth is doing 15 years in prison. >> i lost my job when i lost him. >> reporter: boyar's father held back tears today when he testified. san jose police use deadly force twice in a six-hour time span overnight, bringing the number of officer involved shootings this year to six. in one case, police say a man threatened him with a knife and a shotgun was involved on san marcos way. that is where we find david louie with more. >> reporter: a man was standing in president front yard with a shotgun, and preparing to shoot.

and police brass say they wrote everything by the book. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard an argument. officers responded and found a man holding a shotgun. >> the suspect was outside with a shot gun. once he racked the shotgun, officers shot at the suspect. he dropped the shotgun, retreated back into his house, and after a few hours, our unit discovered the suspect, dead. >> reporter: police say the man died from a self inflicked wound. his name is the being released, however, relatives and friends who gathered nearby described the man and family as kind hearted and loving. >> he cared for his whole family. we loved him. and like i said, there is going to be hundreds of thousands of

people on this street, sooner or later. because he was very well loved. >> reporter: six hours before this incident, two other san jose officers were involved in another shooting. a suspect wanted in a stabbing incident pulled out a knife and threatened the officers. they shot and killed the man. the assistant says officers did what they're trained to do. there have now been six officer-involved shootings in san jose this year, up from five last year. of this year's six cases three were nonfatal, three were fatal. all four officers have been put on administrative leave. their actions are reviewed. sky 7 hd flew over east san jose. police arrested a suspect in a car jacking. the accident happened on quimby road not far from east ridge mall. there were reports of shots fired but no one was hit. alameda police are on the

lookout for this man, suspected breaking into six homes and sexual assault. police say he cut a hole in a window screen and sexual assaulted a girl who was sleeping. police want residents to be vigilant and lock doors and windows. 19 kedz were injured in a school bus this morning. the chp says the bus slammed into a van, causing a chain reaction with other vehicles. the kids suffered mostly bloody noses and bruises. nothing too serious, thankfully. >> they had multiple drivers that sustained injuries. most of them being minor injuries. >> none of the kids were wearing seat belts because it is not

required to be wearing seat belts since it is more than ten years old. the jerusalem fire burned 5,000 acres since breaking out yesterday afternoon. evacuations have been ordered and there is no containment. meanwhile, this man is accused of setting a backfire to burn off dry brush. deputies believe he set it to protect marijuana plants. reporter george warren talked to silva and his wife today. >> reporter: juan ramos silva showed us where he created a fire break. the house he brought just a month ago, that doesn't have insurance. >> he was trying to protect his home. >> reporter: he explained how he set a file fire himself to remove the dry grass in case the big fire got this far. >> all he wanted to do was fight

fire with fire so that, from there to there. he had everything wet. just so that fire wouldn't come here. >> reporter: the fire was out by the time the fire started he was arrested and jailed until posting $15,000 bail this morning. he just said i did it. >> they own a market on main street in the town of lower lake. >> all he was trying to do, it was protecting his property. >> reporter: should he have been setting a fire when there is such high fire danger? >> i know, i know. that was a big mistake. but you know, it's part of being desperate and your mind goes. a mistake by doing that. he was just trying to protect his home. >> reporter: everyone seems in

agreement backfires are best left to professionals. in lake county, george warren, abc7 news. the rocky fire is now 85% contained. it's burned nearly 70,000 acres in yolo county since it broke out a week and a half ago, destroying 43 homes and 50 out buildings. google stock surged 6% in after hours trading after the announcement it will become a new company called alphabet. google will be focusing on the search ingin, you tube and google maps. google x will be a separate division of alphabet as will google cars, google ventures. they made the announcement saying this allows us more

management scale. >> they have so many different things they do, they're delivering internet to far-flung parts of the world, they're building self-driving cars and doing all of these weird things. they don't get to focus on the stuff we all use like search, e mails, and maps. >> venture capitolist compared alphabet to warren buffet's holding companies, saying it's probably a very smart move at that scale. still ahead at 6:00, safer streets. the new rule drivers will have to follow on market street or you'll get a ticket.

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if you regularly drive in san francisco, get ready for changes. new systems will be in place between third and 8th streets. as wayne freedman reports this is been building for a long

time. >> this is a significant change. when awe group of administration and politicians gather on a street corner something is up. on market street, it is. they're bucking history to a degree on this grand thorough fare that predates the great earthquake of 1906. it was chaos then, and look at it now. it's still chaos. >> this part of trying to bring order to chaos. >> reporter: the director of transportation in san francisco justifying big changes between third and 8th. beginning tomorrow, no more amateurs, also known as private cars. >> i think people will get used to this. >> reporter: data shows 160 injury accidents in two years on market between third and 8th. private cars makeup 10% to 30% of the traffic but responsible for 80% of the collisions. you'll notice new signage,

better markings, and supposedly more safety for bike riders like carl white. >> there is a lot of traffic here. and if it is just buses and professional drivers who know where they're going, then we won't have random people turning left. >> reporter: that is what the city calls progress with these four lanes with more than a century of chaos in motion. wayne freedman, abc7 news. san leandro fire investigators looking for the cause of a fire that damaged a medical supply more and damaged a supermarket on doolittle drive in san leandro. you can get a good look the athe damage from sky 7 hd. it was pretty bad. mohammed amir owns the medical supply store. >> a lot of emotion going

through my head right now. it doesn't feel like real life now. >> two other businesses are yellow tagged and the market has to be demolished. no one was injured. a water main break added to the chaos. some parked cars on a street were in standing water, just dripping. the leak has been fixed and water service has been restored. an investigation in oakland is underway after flames raced three homes on hamilton street. sky 7 was overhead earlier today and shows you the damage. the fire destroyed one house under construction and homes on each side were burned. no one was injured. fire crews are conducting training etcher sighses in parks. firefighters in the central

valley city of merced repurposed the water used during the fire drill to water the park. >> when you do irrigation, all the better. every bit helps. >> since the drought started the merced fire department cut back to testing hydrants once per year. now, they're capturing the water for landscaping. now let's turn to the weather forecast. it's a little bit foggy. >> a cool trend for the week ahead. it's frid a quiet picture out there, a little bit of low clouds along the coast. one thing we did notice out there, is that breeze. look at sfo. it's 31 miles per hour along the coast. and active breeze at san jose, right now gusting to 17 miles

per hour. looking at mount tam cam, you can see it bouncing just a bit. it's sunny and on the cool side in san francisco now. holding at 65 degrees, currently 70 in oakland. 72 san jose. 77 morgan hill. half moon bay, 64 degrees. clouds along the coast and some high clouds above. it's 72 in novato. 79 fairfield, 77 concord and 65, livermore. sfo camera showing you it's great over the airport. the forecast calls for breezy to windy conditions throughout the evening. tomorrow will be the coldest day inland, then, we're much warmer by the end of the week. here is why we're cold. first of all we have this area of low pressure dragging in that cooler on shore breeze. that is why we're below average. we're waiting in the wings this big dome of high pressure once again, you can see the pattern setting up many times this

summer season. this pushes back to the west and heat moves in for friday. weekend ahead, 89 degrees, below that through thursday. once that dome of heat moves in, look at the weekend. by saturday and sunday, right around 100 degrees by afternoon. overnight tonight sh lows across the bay, mid-50s in the north bay. and tuesday, highs in the south bay, sunshine in the afternoon. 79 the high in cupertino. we'll go to 64 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, afternoon sunshine. 64 for daily city. north bay, 78 santa rosa. 75 san rafael. 77 sonoma. oakland, breezy and highs 73 degrees. 71 richmond and inland, upper 70s to low 80s.

accu-weather forecast shows you clouds by tomorrow, a touch warmer wednesday, but we're holding steady thursday and friday. the heat returns. saturday and sunday, it's warm to hot here by next week. >> certainly, thank you, drew. >> sure. >> coming up next is there a rat problem in an east bay this toy is a reminder that someone cares.ug. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is a chance to succeed.

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the crowds are gone but not the mess. abc7 news was at san francisco's golden gate park after this weekend's outside lands festival. more than 200,000 people attended the event. don't expect the park to return to normal quickly. it will take several days to pull out miles of fencing. police only handed out police citations for alcohol. well, east bay residents say they smell a rat, talking about the real kind, too. residents in this pleasantville neighborhood say rats have been eating their gardens. vector control provides free inspections to keep rats out of houses. >> we can tell just from the droppings whether it's a roof rat or norway rat. what kind of rat it is and what you need to do to make sure that

that doesn't continue to happen. >> to keep the rat population down, they recommend you pick up fallen froot, keep branchs from roof, don't store pet food outside and get rid of bird feeders. fallout from another day of violence in fer and here

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still on alert in missouri today, st. louis county issued a state of emergency. new demonstrations and arrests were made outside of the st. louis federal court house after a day of peaceful protests marking the one-year anniversary of michael brown's death, things turned violent last night in ferguson after a police

shooting wounded another black 18-year-old. >> reporter: one year after the dental of michael brown, the city of ferguson faces a tense time. what began as a peaceful march erupted into chaos. shots rang out among the crowd. one man as critically injured after police shot him. they say he unleashed a remarkable amount of gunfire against officer s. >> can't afford to have this violence at any point in time if we're going to move forward in the right direction. >> reporter: several objects were thrown at police and businesses were damaged. . >> i had an officer that was treated. i don't know if he went to the hospital for a laceration, a brick to the face. >> reporter: in the year since michael brown's death spur aid

national debate over race and police the city announced measures to improve police relation wtz community. now, the police are asking for the community help to end the violence. >> we have other individuals that are armed and part of this gro group. we need the public's help. we have to have community out here working with us to identify this and to make this stop. >> reporter: still, sit clear, frustrations remain after this day of civil disobedience as protestors returned to the streets. abc7 news. in wisconsin a judge says 213-year-old girls will be tried as adults in the slender man stabbing case. they are charged with trying to kill a class mate, they say they did it to try to please slenderman, a fictitious

internet character. the victim survived. colorado's governor declared a state of emergency after a toxic spill from a gold mine. thousands of gallons of waste water spilled into the colorado river this morning. the water contains lead, arsenic and other heavy metals. it happened when the epa began pumping waste water out of the mine because it was leaking. the agency has been criticized for alleged hi down playing the extent of the spill. 12 people died are from legionnaire's disease outbreak in new york. there have been 113 reported casing in the bronx. the disease is a form of pneumonia, especially dangerous for the elderly and people with under lying health issues. zimbabwe lifted it's trophy

hunting ban just ten days of the killing of cecil the lion. a minnesota dentist killed the well known lion in what officials say was an illegal hunt. the nationwide ban remains in place on the farm where cecil was killed. tenants who live on yerba buena island are fighting their landlord, who happens to be the city of san francisco. residents have been told to leave by next month. the views and rents are hard to match. this family pays about $2200 a month for a three bedroom, two bath home. but now, they and the 100 other residents on he yerba buena island are being forced out. the city has plans to build market rate condos, a hotel and ferry terminal. >> there is always an understanding this was temporary and we're offering replacement housing on treasure island.

>> reporter: many don't want to move to treasure island, concerned about crime, contaminated soil that the navy spent millions cleaning up. the other option is relocation packages to those who want to leave, but many feel they should be allowed to return when the new $1.5 billion development is done. >> i just feel like now, they're not only moving us out of the island they're moving now to the city. for not only for me, but for anyone from the working-class people. >> reporter: only a few of the new condos on yerba buena will be affordable. supervisor jane kim considers this development part of the package. >> we're building 28% affordable housing on the island. >> reporter: with eviction dates looming. some say they can't fight city hall but others are talking about suing. at yerba buena island, carolyn

tyler, abc7 news. tonight's money matters, stocks kicked off with a strong rally. the dow closed up 242 points on a rebound this oil prices. the nasdaq up 58 points and s and p up 27. a san francisco company announced a new deal with the nfl to deliver more nfl news on the social media site. also, founder jack dorsey announced he's investing in the company's future. adobe joins netflix and microsoft to expand it's parental leave policy, saying it will offer 26 weeks of paid time off for new moms and 16 weeks off for new dads and give 16 weeks of paid leave to employees who adopt a child. warren buffet is setting a record with his newest deal, his company is buying precision cast

parts for $37 billion. the most he's ever paid for a company. from 7 on your side a san jose man buys a television, only to see the price drop by hundreds of dollars. >> micha

it will be frustrating to buy something at full price and see it go on sale just days later. >> it happened to one couple who could have saved thousands if they just waited a few days. they came to michael finney for help. >> it's a financial hit and emotional also. >> it is. >> some stores will give you a refund if the item goes on sale, some others won't. this couple tried everything they could to get that low price. donna and harry yamarrama thought they got a great deal on this tv. >> it does everything but vacuum your house.

>> harry bought it for $2500. however, just days later, he was kicking himself. >> price checks everything. he's careful that way. >> samsung knocked it down by another $500. now, cost only $1999. >> i saw it go down to $1999 it just irked me. >> he requested a refund of the $500 difference. he says he got a vague response. >> the company has the right to change the price without notice. >> he decided to return tv and bought a new one. >> i was informed to get a prepaid shipping label. >> samsung says it could take six weeks to get the shipping label. well beyond the 30 day return period. >> that felt wrong to me. he gave up hope of getting a refund. donna did not. >> i listened to michael

finney's show all the time. >> she contacted 7 on your side. and we contacted samsung. they did agree to refund his $500. telling us, we know consumer satisfaction is core to our success and value the trust consumers place in us. we have resolved the matter to his satisfaction. >> that was pretty exciting. >> and a surprise, yes. >> he says he often gets money back on items on sale after he buys them. many stores will refund the difference, however, it's not automatic. harry says it can be a great way to save money. you think? go to abc7 news.com and click on the sections tab. he is my kind of guy. >> yes. definitely. >> coming up next, detecting

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finding it's gone sour, right? only date stamping is how to know if your milk has gone bad. >> one team at berkeley thinks it found a better way. jonathan bloom explains how it works. >> reporter: jed yang developed a sensitive nose. his lab mate isn't so lucky. >> i can never tell. i have to pass it on to someone else. >> reporter: she relies on the date stamp. >> it is not absolute. it can be good for a day or weeks after the date. >> reporter: what if there was no guessing? >> we have the smart cap. >> it is electronic but doesn't need batteries. >> it let's the milk be read, passing a tiny radio through the

milk in the cap and measures what comes back. >> we believe the growth of the bacteria changes the electronic field of the milk. >> reporter: it may be a while before they pass the sniff test. that is because they're made with a brand new printing process and each takes nine hours to make. >> this is the process. >> reporter: the printer uses plastic and wax. the plastic is the structure, the wax, later melted to make room for the circuits. >> you have to figure out how to get the wax out and metal, in. >> reporter: the researchers are working hard to make the process quicker and cheaper. >> and not sniffing the milk then have to throw out my bowl of cereal. a runway at travis air force

base has been shut down temporarily was -- because of a fire that got too close to the control tower for comfort. no word on when it will be reopened. time to check on the weather this evening. >> we're tracking another cool day on the way for tuesday. live doppler 7 hd showing you high clouds out there. we're seeing significant showeré

>> it is a touch warmer wednesday, holding steady thursday, then, friday, high pressure moving in. we're warmer and that heat cranks by saturday, and sunday, it is hot around the bay area. >> triple digits. >> yes. >> thanks drew. >> sure. >> larry beil is here to talk about the 49er s. >> no fun being in football equipment when it's 98 degrees. too hot. niners trying to keep the focus

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retirements and sudden loss of aldon smith, it looks grim. the 49ers opening at home against the vikings then they have road games at pittsburgh, at arizona, back home for aaron rogers and the packers then home against baltimore. that is a tough early season stretch. for cory smith, it is a crash course in getting to know his quarterback. >> it's a play that happens, i go what are you thinking on this? so we can get the same page about certain things. you know? not that i feel like i'm a speed demon or anything, but sometimes, i feel like i can run, bro. i'm going to get it for you. >> there are a lot of opportunities and possibilities. he's a great player showing he can make plays in big-time situations. cam newton got into a fight

with quarterback josh norman after norman picked off a pass and gave his quarterback a stiff arm. he's five inches taller and 50 pounds heavier so this is a mismatch but the coach wasn't happy about his million dollar qbs duking it out. and you can't some? get some, rook. get ready to rumble. this looks like the afternoon meeting in the weather office, actually. cooler heads would prevail. san jose state will kick off the season at home against new hampshire september 3rd. the competition has been reduced from three candidates down to two. this is ron carri combchlt er's third year leading the spartans, he's hoping to show his team and

program are on the way up. >> had a really good one the year before. so those guys are making their moves on the program. i think everyone is all in. we've got a ways to go. i see the guys one step at a time. we've got 5 or 6 steps in. >> i didn't step in until last year. that is something that we took to heart. and we took our lumps. so now, it's time to execute. >> giants and a's off today, giants returning home tomorrow against astros. a's making the long trip across the country and north to toronto. it will be the return of danny develop le develop -- valencia. he's been on fire. four games, 7 or 16, 2 homers and two doubles and two rbis. valencia looking forward to facing the jays.

>> they'll pitch another great team. you know? they're the hottest team in baseball right now. it's going to be a challenge for us. you know? we've got to come here and you know, haven't missed a beat coming to our line up. and carried us through the better half the home stand. >> as you know, being rich has advantages. just ask draymon green who signed a contract in the neighborhood of $80 million. what is he doing with all of that cash? >> you want to know what someone does with some money? look. draymon has some reason. >> that is germaine o'neal in cabo, it's lunch and a pedicure.

okay. abc7 sports brought to you by the bank of the west. >> right. right. >> i was going to say ama, do you have lunch? >> i'll have a snack with a pedicure but that is about it. >> thanks larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00, a car smashes into a home, then explodes. >> wow. >> what triggered that blast ate 9:00. a huge change for google today. the secret message inside of the big announcement. >> here is tonight's prime time line up. it's bachelor in paradise and whispers and then join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> look for breaking news on twitter. >> i'm ama daetz. >> i'm tan ashley. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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this is the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. now let's meet today's semi-finalists -- a 20-time "jeopardy!" champion from kenilworth, illinois... a consultant from washington, d.c... and a junior at princeton university, from bridgewater, new jersey... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for tuning us in today. you know, this past season on "jeopardy!", many of our champions got a lot of publicity and developed great fanbases, so i can't help but wonder if your favorite made it into the semi-finals. julia, jared, and terry most certainly did,

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