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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc 7 news." >> all right. the computer is rebooted. here we go. good afternoon. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. a tourist was shot during a robbery in san francisco. and the two suspects then drove all the way to oakland. here you see sky 7 hd showing the scene. one of the men wasn't done yet. during his getaway, he tried to take a young chhild from his mother. >> this started with that robbery and shooting at lombard streets in russian hill. it ended at 60th and idaho streets. wayne friedman live in oakland with a wild chain of evoents. this this wasn't just a car

chase but an odyssey. it was a tourist from thailand who suffered a gunshot wound after his camera was taken from him. it was on lombard street, where it's the most crooked street in the world, the big tourist attraction. the victim was walking from columbus up lombard. two men approached. they came in a car and grabbed his camera. the man chased the robber trying to get his equipment. that's when the suspect shot him in the shoulder. the area where it happened is a well tourist traveled path. it left several tourists surprised and in shock. >> the camera stolen. all we've been doing is taking photos. so scared about the shootings after talking to someone earlier and it actually happened. leaving tomorrow, thank god. >> reporter: this chase unprecedented. so many police agencies involved.

according to the san francisco police department their officers picked up the suspect car as it got on the -- they chased it up interstate 80, off powell street into emeryville where the car with the two suspects crashed in oakland. police arrested one suspect immediately. jana moultrie watched the begwybegi beginning of it all unfold from her front yard. >> he drove it into the pole. and then jumped out. there were two guys and then this guy jumps the fence. >> thankfully that child is confirmed, hopefully that child is okay and thankfully they didn't take that child. who knows what they were capable of doing and why they would want to grab a child is beyond me. >> reporter: that bill boy named kwan is all right according to his mother. seemed to be more shaken as the

afternoon wore on. the manhunt continued for almost three hours. police blocked off three square blocks in every direction. it went door to door before police just a few moments ago nabbed a second suspect. they found him in a backyard on 60th street taken down n bitten by a police dog. nonthreatening injuries. back live near san pablo in oakland at 60th. it's finally over. so fresh that the police tape is still here. residents finally feel safe about stepping outside again. they had their doors locked and windows locked. it was intense for 2 1/2 hours. it's over for now. still getting details. more in an hour. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> certainly scary for those people. the man accused of fatally shooting a san francisco woman along the waterfront appeared in court. prosecutors say francisco

sanchez kills kathryn soon teinn pier 14. witnesses saw a man believed to be sanchez running away from the pier immediately after steinle was killed. the oakland man accused of killing police sergeant scott lunger was back in court. mark estrauda is charged with murder. the court was hacked with hayward police officers and sergeant lunger's family. estrada's family was also in court. these high-profile cases can be a challenge. >> probably over a half dozen murder cases in this building. obviously because of the nature of the case, the victim had a lot more scrutiny by the public and the media by the courts and law enforcement. >> mark estrada will be back in court on october 9th.

a man was hit by a car this morning just after 7:15 at 6th and stevenson streets. the black porsche initially tried to leave the scene but bystanders prevented the driver from get away. a motorcycle police officer responding to that pedestrian accident was hit by a car and ended up in the hospital as well. it happened near leavenworth street and golden gate avenue. a silver volvo hit the officer as the driver attempted to change lanes. the officer appears to be okay. investigators are examining an oakland apartment after a walkway collapsed yesterday. five families were forced out of their homes at 31st near market street. the family has red tagged that building. nobody can live there. last week's 4.0 earthquake may be partly to blame. turning to wall street. a 400-point stock rally loses

steam. the dow closed down again this afternoon. the dow was down nearly 205 points to 15,666. the nasdaq down 19 points to 4506. and the s&p down 25 points to 1867. abc news reporter marci gonzalez is live outside the new york stock exchange with what happened today. >> reporter: all of that but still most experts say this is not time to panic. even as investors brace for the likelihood of more volatility over the next few days. a roller coaster on wall street. just minutes before the closing bell, a free-fall. the dow down more than 200 points after rebounding most ofly day from yesterday's unprecedented 1,000-point drop. mondayee losses alone cutting $3,000 from the average american 401(k). >> you should not make any changes in your retirement

portfolio based on anything that's happened in the last week. >> reporter: the volatility sparked by fears of a domino effect from china's weakening economy. >> if china's economy slows don their people will start demanding less and less of the products we make here. that's bad for u.s. jobs. overnight chinese regulators stepped in with emergency measures including lowered interest rates. while it didn't stop the free-fall in chinese markets, it helped send stocks in europe soaring. >> there's still plenty of uncertainty. panicked selling beyond what's necessary. strap in for a bit of a bumpy ride. >> most experts say the volatility could be a good thing for anyone thinking about buying a home, car or credit card because it could delay the federal reserve from raising interest rates which would keep borrowing cheaper. live at the new york stock exchange. marci gonzalez, abc 7 news. back to you.

let's turn to the forecast. spencer christian outside with a look at the accuweather update. >> this is a bright and beautiful day across the bay area. mild at the coast. warm inland. live doppler 7 hd. look at what's going on out there. sunny skies. let me skip ahead here. my graphics got stuck. this is our first forecast. there we go. live doppler 7 hd. low clouds near the coast. sunny skies across the inland areas and over the bay and nice n mild to warm. just a few clouds in the sky. 66 in san francisco right now. 72 in oakland. 74 mountain view. san jose 79. 87 morgan hill. this is the view of the golden gate. and other temperature readings that are even toastier. 81 at santa rosa. 86 at novato. 92 fairfield and 90 in concord

and livermore. this is over sfo. mainly blue skies. and this is our first forecast. we'll see coastal warm clouds increasing during the evening hours and low clouds linger into the early morning. look for sun neny skies with mi conditions. highs into the mid-90s. i'll show you what we can expect a break from this warm-up later. governor brown is set to give the green light to hand out diplomas to 2015 graduates who couldn't take the exam. >> abc 7 news leah melendez is live from galileo high school with more. >> this is one of those, it should never have happened kind of stories. but fortunately this school district and the lawmakers decided to step in to give it a happy ending. >> nothing that can stop you now. >> reporter: eric perez is sure

he'll attend san francisco state. just a few weeks ago the university told him because he'd not been given a high school diploma they'd have to drop him. the only way to earn that was by taking the july exit exam. >> they told me i won't be able to take the exam it was like it killed my dreams. >> reporter: it was a snafu by the california department of education. it ended the contract with the company that gave out the exit exams. therefore, those who needed to take the july test couldn't. no test, no diploma. julie kessler is a principal. parent s and a few graduates wee left in limbo. a few weeks ago san francisco unified protested and began handing out diplomas. the legislature took notice and decided that no student would be turned away. there's also a senate bill that would cancel the exit exam for

the next three years because the old exam is not in line with the new common core curriculum. meanwhile, parents who came from guatemala alone said his family is proud of what he achieved. >> especially my siblings that if they want something and fight for it, they can have it. >> reporter: perez is the first in his family to go to college. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. eight san francisco residents are in temporary housing this afternoon after an overnight fire in the mission. flames broke out in a senior care facility around 11:00 last night. the fire quickly spread to a building next door. >> it's a very difficult city to find housing in. and particularly for people like this, they are special needs which are very limited resources. there aren't a lot of options. >> investigators are trying to determine what sparked the blaze. the fire caused more than $1 million in damage. no word when the burned

buildings will reopen. a new poll shows democrats in iowa are still firmly behind hillary clinton. clinton has a 34-point lead over bernie sanders. joe biden stands at only 11%. despite the support, 52% say the flack over her use of a private e-mail server while serving as secretary of state will hurt her in the general election. donald trump not legislate up on the immigration issue. his latest target is jeb bush who is standing by some controversial comments of his own. abc news reporter elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: with gop front-runner donald trump heading to iowa, jeb bush is stumping in colorado today. just a day after his stop at the border down much mcallen texas last night. >> the proposal made by another candidate of building a fence doesn't work. >> reporter: bush blasting trump

who went on the texas border last month promising to build a wall along the border with mexico and proposed all undocumented immigrants currently in the u.s. be deported before allow something to return. >> it will cost hundreds of billions of dollars. it will violate people's civil liberties. >> we have illegal people. people that came in illegally. you tell me about civil liberties. rsht trump is refusing to back down. bush is also standing by his use of a controversial term. ing his use of the phrase anchor babies and his explanation that it's related to asian people. >> democrats are pouncing. asian american groups are pouncing. >> reporter: joe biden appears to be inching closer to declaring his own 2016 run. and the potential fight between biden and clinton, a race for the ages. >> hillary clinton is the

runaway favorite. >> reporter: for now, president obama isn't saying who he will endorse. biden has yet to make it official and isn't expected to make a final decision for a few more weeks. jeb bush's statement has gotten a lot of reaction on social media. congressman mike honda says bush needs to step forward, man up and apologize. south bay assembly member evan low said jeb bush should stop insurlting hard-working americans. ed lee condemns bush and trump for ignorant, offensive comments. he says they will never become president by attacking asian and other immigrant communities. 15-year-old jason fung from l.a. started a #tag, my asian american story to help people express their thoughts. i was born in l.a. to a dad from new york and a mom who emigrated from korea. that hashtag is really taking

off. lynch used it to post this photo and says that's me with my parents who came to the u.s. as graduate students. the has of a book club is refusing to accept an apology from the napa valley wine train. they apologized after the women in the book club were kicked off over the weekend. it sparked a hashtag that is laughing while black. most of the women are african-american. it says the napa valley wine train was 100% wrong in its handling of this issue. we accept full responsibility for our failures and for the chain of events that led to this regrettable treatment of our guests. lisa johnson is rejecting the apology as well as the company's invitation to come back. johnson's group of 11 was taken off the train on saturday. the train claims a few other members complained the group was too loud. wine train officials are promising diversity training for their employees in the future. b.a.r.t. and other transit

agencies are gearinging up for the transbay shut down. there will be no service from september 5th to 7th. they'll be installing new steel rails and general mant nance. a similar closure happened earlier in the month and it ran smoothly. there are many alternatives to help riders get around. >> people need to remember that we will be offering a free shuttle bus service between 19th street b.a.r.t. station and in san francisco the temporary transbay bus terminal. and also that west oakland station is part of this outage. >> we have a list of other transit alternatives on aubs7news.com. even though that's like a coup elg ever weeks away, if you need to get into the city from oakland to san francisco, leave now. it's going to be jammed up. let's get a look at the weather. >> spencer christian is outside. >> it's a great looking day. a view of the weather

conditions. sunny skies across the bay area with a few low clouds near the coastline. a push across the bay. 24-hour temperature change shows not a lot of change. some locations like novato, c concord and antioch and fairfield warmer at this hour than yesterday. hayward, a little cooler than at this hour yesterday. santa cruz, lovely sky right now. forecast futures. see this warm pattern in which we find ourselves currently. inland warmth will ease on friday. partly cloudy and cooler over the weekend. satellite radar shows two contrasting air masses and higher to our southeast, has the circulation bring something tropical moisture. much of the southwestern u.s. but it is a hot air mass. cooler mass to our northwest, and we're in the comfort zone in

between those two extremes. that will make a run in our direction. we'll see some showers moving in. we're likely not going to get any of those showers in the bay area. we'll get some cooler air and that will sweep into the pacific northwest and take the showers with it by midday saturday. we'll be left with a cooler patsern but not a wet one. the six-day outlook will see cool pattern dominating the northwestern corner of the cann country and a warm pattern. the mid-atlantic and upper midwest and southeast as well. everything remains normal in the nation's midsection. low temperatures in the bay area tonight in the upper 50s to around 60 at the coast. tomorrow, sunny and warm. high temperatures from up to low 70s on the coast to mid-80s around the bay and low to mid-90

gs inland. the warmest day will be thursday by a couple of degrees. mid to upper 80s around the bay. friday, cooler pattern begins to develop but won't really assert itself until the weekend. and high temperatures over the weekend and into next week only low to mid-80s. it will be pleasant. >> thank you, spencer. a fan favorite rejected on the bachelorette is getting ready for return. this time he's the one looking for love. and a papal drawing. details on your chance to see pope francis in

the cast for "the view" was revealed today. three additions. joy behar. she left in 2013, returning as a co-host. candice cameron bure of "full

house" fame joins it full time. and paula faris, a familiar face for abc viewers. she anchors "good morning america" weekends. a fan favorite is returning to "the bachelor" franchise. ben h. will be the main man looking for love. >> ben h., yes. abc's rachel smith has more. >> ben, sorry. >> reporter: katlyn bristowe might not have chosen him but bachelor nation did. >> it's like walking through a construction site in reverse. >> people have been very nice. >> how are you doing? >> the 26-year-old software saelssman from denver, colorado, immediately swept katlyn off her feet and made her laugh. >> are you a virgin? >> no. >> earning a reputation as a drama-free gentleman. even handling rejection with

poise. >> he has the classiest exit and was just a good guy to the end. as it stand right now he's probably the nicest bachelor ever to have held the title. >> reporter: his fears of never finding love -- >> i fear that i am unloveable. >> reporter: hopefully a thing of the past now that it's his turn to hand out the roses. >> everything leading up to this has been incredible. >> reporter: even amy schumer is rooting for him. >> i'm so excited for you. find love and send some my way. >> so my daughter watches "the bachelor" intensely, i'll say. she's a big fan of ben h. so she's looking forward to seeing it as ben seeks love when "the bachelor" returns in january. sonoma raceway is known for his horsepower. coming up, we'll tell you about the other kind of animal setting its pace along the racetracks. the fallout from the ashley

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> checking the headlines where you live. two suspects are in custody

after allegedly shooting a tourist in san francisco and then leading police on a chase across the bay. officials say the suspects also tried to kidnap a 6-year-old boy while trying to get away from police. wayne freedman is following this story and tweeted san francisco police say the chase and manhunt began when suspects shot and robbed tourists of his camera on lombard street. today is the start of the preliminary hearing in the shooting death of kate steinle. vic lee says the prosecutor is releasing evidence against francisco sanchez. and vic will have a full report at 5:00. also developers met in oakland to present the coliseum city plan. the raiders have not contributed to this mock-up which gives you some idea of how the stadium and retail might be integrated. laura anthony live in oakland with more. >> the has of that development group, floyd kephart says the odds are 50/50 that we'll get

this $4 billion coliseum built over the next couple of beckades. one big issue is how to pay half of the $900 million needed to build a new stadium for the raiders. >> we have done what we've been asked to do. >> with his deadline met, developer floyd kephart presented his vision of coliseum cities to save oakland sports. the group devoted to keeping oakland's sports teams right where they are. >> this is a 10 to 15-year development under the absolute best of circumstances. and it will last for generations. >> reporter: it includes 380,000 square feet of retail and 3500 housing units nrd separate facilities for the raiders, a's and warriors. each owned by their respective teams. but the ball is now in the city and county's court. two entities that must negotiate with each other and the team individually and figure out how to pay for a $900 million

project that still has a $400 million funding gap. >> we have proposed that much of that come from a conduit bond that is supported by revenues from the stadium and revenues from the commercial development that would take place in coliseum city. >> larry reeves says he won't see kephart's plan until the next meeting september 8th. >> i'd like to see a plan that saves our sports franchises and does not involve the use of a lot of public money. >> reporter: perhaps a larger stumbling block. alameda county's decision to opt out of the deal by selling its portion of the coliseum property to the city. laura anthony, abc 7 news. the former archbishop of san francisco will be heading back to hawaii next month after being arrested there for drnk driving. hawaii police pulled over cardinal william laveda for driving under the influence on

the big island. he was there on vacation. he currently lives in menlo park. he issued a statement through the catholic arch di cise saying i regret my error in judgment and i continue to fully cooperate with the authorities. he was the archbishop of san francisco for ten years until 2005 and was once the highest ranking american cleric in the vatican. a new york area air traffic controller could be reprimanded after a major mistake was made. the 59-year-old pilot reported his plane was having a bit of a problem. the controller gave him several landing options including a nearby republicunway at an airpt was closed back in 1990. the plane crashed and the pilot was killed. >> it's going to be just possibly a reprimand, a letter down to all controllers to revisit all of the local areas

that you are responsible for. >> the pilot in command is ultimately responsible, ultimately accountable for the safe completion of every flight. >> the ntsb report noted the first couple of options given were rejected by the pilot because high didn't think he could make it. >> more fall outover the ashley madison hacking scandal. they've been hit with at least five lawsuits including one from a california man. he claims they failed to notify him of the breach in a finally manner after learning about it and failed to take reasonable steps to inform him of the extent of that breach. one of the stars of the "jackass" movies is in trouble. stevo is facing criminal charges for climbing a crane in hollywood to protest seaworld. it drew dozens of emergency responders to a construction site. stevo's legal name is steven glover.

they'll also seek restitution for the fire and police response. uber announced a collaboration with the university of arizona to help test self-driving cars and develop mapping technology. the san francisco-based ride service company will give the university a $25,000 grant to develop and test new technology. back in february, uber partnered with carnegie mellon in pittsburgh on a driverless car research lab. in the east bay, eric smallwell is giving his constituents a chance to win tickets to see pope francis speak in washington, d.c., next month. anyone who lives in the state's 15th district is eligible to apply. he's just offering the tickets, not transportation or the lodging in washington, d.c. for more information about how to apply to visit and see the pope in washington, d.c., visit asbest abc7news.com. the pac-12 football coach apologizing for mixing

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and here's the look at the storm as it's churning. the warmer waters around the caribbean sea. only 40 miles per hour. it's not a very powerful system yet. gusts 60 miles an hour and its suspected path is generally toward the west which would take you north of guadalupe early thursday and then over puerto rico thursday evening. and continues on its expected path it will move over the bahamas by early sunday morning and toward the southern tip of florida. we'll continue to closely watch the development of tropical storm erica. look for generally sunny, warm and dry day. showers are expected over the great lakes. thunderstorms perhaps off the south atlantic coast and northern peninsula. and the central rockies may have some scattered thunderstorm activity as well. across the state of california

tomorrow, it will be sunny and warm to hot in our interior sections. 94 in chico tomorrow. 96 in sacramento. 96 at yosemite. in the bay area, mild to warm day with highs reaching the 70-degree mark. mid-octobh mid-80s and low to mid-90s. it will be a lovely, late summer day. still ahead -- the down side of egg donation. the woman now going public with her personal health struggle. usc's football coach admits he mixed medication and alcohol. but it's what he said over the weekend that has him apologizing today. what are the best low interest credit cards for people trying to rebuild their credit? we'll be talking about

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disparaging comments about usc's opponents. kurt sandoval has the story. >> when you mix medses with alcohol, sometimes you say things and/or do things that you regret. and i regret it. i'm sorry. >> reporter: car kesarkisian apologized. though salute rally, the meds and alcohol led to the profanity laced comments, including criticizing other teams in the conference. >> i made a mistake. >> reporter: sarkisian's wife filed for divorce back in april. he admitted today, quote, it's a hard time. >> i feel bad for our players and for my own kids that the way i acted was irresponsible. >> reporter: sarkisian met with his team and the trojans leadership committee and disclosed to them some of the

struggles he's facing. >> apologized, looked us in the face, told us some things, and it's hard to do. he earned more respect from us and the team. and it brought us closer together. >> reporter: the team is trying to turn a negative in to a positive, sarkisian said he'll no longer drink and they removed alcohol from the coach's office after the games and was point blank asked if he had a drinking problem. >> no, i don't believe so, but through pat and through the university, i'm going to find that out. i'm going to go to treatment. i'm going to deal with it. >> sarkisian declined to spes tie what medication he's taking but says he was impaired after taking the meds with what he described as not very much alcohol. michael finney is answering questions. our first comes from a twitter user who asked recommendations

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in other health news, the latest form of bullying has some children skipping lunch. >> scientists are one step closer to a universal flu vaccine. >> teens have been tinkering with the flu vaccine to teach immune systems to fight whole grops of viruses. that would greatly increase the chances much the vaccine prot t protecting people from getting the flu. an alarming trend is kids facing pressure to not each lunch or to eat much less than what theyment at school. they see girls avoiding eating or throwing out food for fear they'll be rejected by clicks. teasing kids about weight is nothing new but methods of teasing and bullying have gotten more subtle. parents are trying to help them with homework and find children of highly math anxious people learned less maths and they were likely to develop math

anxiety. it says middle school is an especially critical area for them to develop math confidence. we've all heard about defensible space. still ahead, the four-legged helpers sonoma raceway is employiemploy ing during this wildfire season. it's dan ashley. coming up at 5:00 -- is this the end of a three-year battle. the deal that gets rid of police pension reform in san jose. air b & b starts collecting a tourist tax. and the boy who broke his fall with a million-dollar painting. those stories and more when

wildfires continue to burn all across california. the folks who run the sonoma raceway are getting four-legged help in keeping their facility safe. >> ryan yoem momomoto has the s.

>> reporter: it's a much different animal setting the pace along the racetrack. >> they love it here. the hard soil is good for their hooves, and they don't care about the heat in the middle of summer and the rain in the winter. >> 1,000 sheep ready to keep sonoma grazed and manicured in an area surrounded by rolling hills of dry brush. a prime target for wildfires that have already spread throughout the state including the nearby rocky and jerusalem fires. >> more important way to deal with it is prevention. with all this native grassland we keep the grass short. and we have employed pretty aggressive crew. >> reporter: a crew hired by the racetrack eight yoors ago and how lives on the property. two sheep herders and two border collies patrol the 1600 acres of land year round.

>> the sheep are taking it down to a golf course right now. and take it even shorter to almost dirt. >> reporter: the sheep will pretty much eat anything that is brown or green. they'll eat the seeds off of them and stomp the rest down to the ground. picky eaters who also found little interest in our go-pro camera. what they do consume not only keeps the track safe but keeps the sheep nice and happy. >> they are always ready to go. >> fat and ready to go. ryan yomomoto says the ground should be safe and look good when thousands show up for the go-pro grand prix indy race. >> either watch the races or the sheep. >> highly entertaining. thanks for joining us at 4:00. automat i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil.

kate soon teinle's death ban court. plus -- >> that's really scary. >> gunfire in san francisco leading to a police chase through the east bay. the end of the manhadn't for the robber who shot a tourist. backlash against bush. asian americans hit back over his comments about immigrants. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. howe long you'll get a chance to enjoy this weather before you see some big changes coming up. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. a san francisco tourist in the hospital toent. and the two men accused of attacking him under arrest. it started with a robbery and shooting on lombard street and ended in oakland after a police chase through three cities.

wayne freedman joins us with more. >> reporter: we saw this thing. we were in emeryville. we heard sirens, a parade of sirens going down powell street and we gave chase to the chase. finally it's over. police arrested a second suspect just a little more than one hour ago after a manhunt that consumed most of the afternoon. it began in san francisco. a street robbery, shooting of a tourist and at one point might have put a 6-year-old boy in jeopardy. the 30-year-old man was here on business. he decided to take a day off to see the sites. he'd just turned on lombard from columbus and north beach, just a block from lombard, the crooked part, and that's when two men grabbed his camera. that tourist gave chase. the suspects shot him in the shoulder. the tourist and the city are on edge but they are not an

increasing target. >> obviously, there are robberies that occur in the city. tourists are a target. but there's no up tick in that. >> we got told areas we couldn't go in at nighttime because it was quite dangerous. >> really scary. >> reporter: what ensued after the shooting is unprecedented. the suspects, san francisco police went looking for them. spotted the red car before it got on the bay bridge up interstate 80 to emeryville and ecland. the car crashed into front of a house on 60th street in oakland. police arrested one suspect immediately. the second took off right in front of jana moultrie who had been in that yard with her 6-year-old son. what the suspect next did frightened her. >> he was being chased by the police. drove his car to 60th and drove it into the pole a