photographer kathy and i have been here all afternoon and have seen drivers traveling too fast to stop safely on the crosswalk. robert webb is an army veteran who is sight impaired. he lives with 100 others, many senior citizens and disabled, just like him. across the street, gerard road, and a new crosswalk. webb avoids it at all costs. >> it took a while to cross because people weren't generous in letting me cross. >> reporter: swords to plow shares tried to get caltrans or the presidio trust to install traffic cop trolls but to no avail. >> this is where we're at. this is why we turned to you. >> reporter: it created a new on and off ramp to highway 101 just off gerard road.

it went from a sleepy two lanes to four lanes and with that, fast traffic. what's more there is no stop sign or signal. navy veteran tom tobin is also sight i can paired. >> this noise, it's like dodge ball here, 60 miles per hour? >> reporter: so webb and other vets walk uphill, where gerard dead ends, which is gruelling for people with disabilities. a mock up video for the original plan, as you can see had traffic signals in both directions. >> they took him out of the plan. the light. >> why? >> no idea. >> reporter: presidio trust tells us it turned over to caltrans and the doyle drive project. caltrans did not return our calls today. vic lee, abc7 news. three santa clara county

deputies are on administrative leave following the death of an inmate. a spokesperson tells axe bc seven news the guards discovered an unconscious inmate who later died. the department is not talking about explanation as to why the guards were placed on leave during the investigation. the oakland police officer who police say was beating her over the head with a chain is out of the hospital. they have not released her name yet. thursday's officer-involved shooting was the sixth for oakland this year. the fourth that has been fatal. and the two people accused of shooting a tourist in a busy neighborhood in san francisco were charged with attempted murder today. police say the two men shot the victim, a visitor from thailand, tuesday as he was trying to get a stolen camera back near the crooked part of lombard street. police chased them across the

bay bridge. the victim is expected to make a full recovery. police are pursuing ought leads in a collision that left a woman dead. laura reyes was struck just off tully road. chris nguyen spoke with the family and joins us with new details chris? >> reporter: family members telling us that laura reyes was kind, and put others before herself. stunned and heart broken, how alina valencia is feeling after the death of her mom. >> for someone to take that away from me, for the guy to walk away like it was a nothing? it really hurts. >> reporter: she was killed by a hit and run driver.

evidence indicates the left suspect the roadway, hit reyes on the sidewalk, then sped off. a homeowner may have captured the suspect on surveillance. you can see him walking across the driveway. police have been working to find the driver. >> why did you do that, man? why? why did you take my mom away? you know? >> reporter: angel valencia-reyes says she loved living life to the fullest. mother of three, grandmother of five. a fun loving woman with a big, embracing smile. angel can't comprehend how the driver could be so careless. >> he did that to my mom. he can do it to somebody else, you know? heartless. in a heartbeat. >> reporter: daughter alina hopes a lesson could be learned. >> cherish your mom. be with her every second, every minute, every hour. and as much as you want, with

her. >> reporter: the family asking why it had to be their mom who was taken away. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. developing news tonight, dozens of inmates in marin county are awaiting testing after one inmate was diagnosed with legionnaire's disease. 31 inmates reported symptoms. sky 7 hd was over the facility. they must use one of 200 portable toilets throughout the weekend. you know what? i look at it this way. things happen. you know? things happen and you've got to prepare yourself. if you're health conscious, you'll do what they ask to you do. >> the prison hired a unnamed contractor to look for the source n addition to the portable toilets, inmates will use portable showers and bottled water. a public hearing has been scheduled over a sexually

violent predator's planned place nment a neighborhood. he was in a state hospital, and said to be released soon. the state wants to move him to amhearst way. the city and district attorney say they'll oppose the decision. the earlier move into a $3,000 home with a swimming pool failed after an outcry in that community. uc berkeley police say this man may have groped several young man in a campus swimming pool. investigators released this photo today, saying it happened at strawberry canyon pool. the man is accused to swimming up to each girl, grabbing her leg or rear end and swimming away. members of a black woman's book club say they've hired a lawyer and are planning to take

legal action against the company. saying they were victims of racial bias after being kicked off the train by staff members. hired a civil rights attorney to represent them. he said an appropriate settlement could be as high as $5 million. the wine train ceo apologized to the group. a spokesperson didn't comment on the hiring of the attorney. it was warmer than expected today. >> it was steaming in a lot of parts. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast and a look at the >> spencer, we're going to get back to you in just a moment and that forecast. in other news, a san francisco police officer is the first to save a life using a new kit

capable of bringing drug users back from the brink of overdose and death. the program is saving lives on the streets. >> we squirt the solution into the nose. >> reporter: officer mike malone demonstrates how he brought a suspected drug user back from near death in june. >> i found a man down on the ground. he was in the middle of the street. >> reporter: the man overdosed in the mission. he had been trained to use an antidote to heroin and other opiates. the result was amazing. >> i started seeing signs he was coming to. >> the man recovered. 750 san francisco police officers have been trained to use naloxone. in the mission, the drug is legendary. this mural pays tribute with a super hero. >> we think this is the reason

that though heroin use increased in the city over the last few years, heroin deaths have not. >> reporter: dr. judy martin says there were 75 overdose reversals thanks to the drug. health right 360 clinic has been prescribing it to use in an emergency. inside of the clinic, a warning posted about a dangerous form of street heroin laced with a if heing fetanol. doct doct doctor -- >> we give instructions on how to use it. >> every police officer that enters this job wants to save a life and with this, we're able to do that. >> reporter: 1500 officers will get training this year. cornell bernard, abc7 news. a valuable red hot chili

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the father of the roanoke virginia tv reporter killed on television wednesday calls for stricter gun laws today. andy parker says he's devastated over the death of his daughter, allison, and her photographer, 27-year-old adam ward, both shot to death by a disgruntled former station employee, vester flanagan. flanagan later committed suicide. andy parker called on lawmakers to make sure troubled individuals don't get their hands on firearms. >> i said mr. president, it's time for to you take a stand and

do this. help me. i will help you do this. >> today, the sole survivor of the shooting. vicky gardener woke frup a medical coma and began speaking to the family. she lost a kidney and part of her colon. doctors say her prognosis is good. joint convenient tours are a big part of silicon valley business culture. an old partner of the defense department is knocking on the door with millions of dollars to sweeten the deal. it's a new form of technology it wants to tap into. david louie is live at the flex tech alliance in san jose. >> reporter: as you probably know, the defense department and silicon valley don't always see eye to eye on privacy and spying. but when the pentagon shows up and offers a $75 million deal, and silicon valley sees an opportunity to bring back manufacturing jobs, well, that is a recipe for cooperation. the defense department and silicon valley had a rocky

relationship lately, in part because of documents released by edward snowden about spying by the nsa. but the defense secretary came to the wind tunnel at nasa to form a new relationship. >> addressing disagreements through partnership is better than not speaking at all. whether developing a new product or policy, the lesson, to me is always the same. it's debate and exchange that creates break through ideas. >> the defense department is putting up $75 million towards a quarter billion dollar initiative to develop new chips and thin material. the rest of the condition -- money coming from private partners. >> this is a new day to encryption. if we wait to using technology in a way that is smart. >> reporter: the new valley alliance will also build a plant to manufacture the flexible electronics. it convinced san jose to chip in

$400,000. the city is ready to train them. >> we're getting ready to launch at community colleges and universities here because there is need for skilled workers in manufacturing. >> reporter: military applications might include diagnostics in tanks but the same technology has applications in the private sector from electric watch bands to medical diagnostics. >> well, today, starbucks started closing restaurants it bought for $100 million. the first was la boulange in north beach. >> they turned off ovens and said we can have whatever was here, you can get coffee iced.

that was great. >> employees fought back tears to take a picture today. the closures of the other restaurants will continue throughout september. in tonight's money matters, stocks closed narrowly mixed. the dow jones fell nearly 12 points. the nasdaq gained more than 15 points. the s and p 500 closing at 1988. the ceo of ashley madison's parent company is stepping down. this after hackers exposed confidential information about millions of clients. the website is for married people who want to cheat on their spouses. twitter set goals to increase diversity and wants to increase the under represented minorities to 11% by 2016. twitter lost 35% of staff to

women. >> we are talking about fog rolling in. >> on the coast and over the bay already following a day that is hotter. taking a look at live doppler 7 hd, high clouds right now, low clouds have pushed up over the bay. high fire dangers tomorrow high and windy with gusts up to 70 miles per hour tomorrow. okay. back to the bay area, hot today. highs of 100 in fairfield. 102 in livermore. numerous locations, highs up to 99 degrees. highs upper 80s to low 90s.

high clouds above and current readings 66 here in san francisco. 82 in mountain view. and 63 in half moon bay. at the golden gate, low clouds are pushing through. it's currently 84 in santa rosa. and one more live view from our east bay hills camera looking at blankness in the sky there. chance of showers tomorrow morning in the north bay. we'll have below normal high temperatures. a hot air mass southeast is slow to weaken today. there is a possibility of showers. this evening, showers arriving in the north bay and a front

becomes cooler into afternoon hours tomorrow. low to mid-60s and mild as this morning and tomorrow, high temperatures into upper 70s to 80s in san jose. upper 60s on the coast. and so in the east bay, highs upper 70s, about 76 in oakland. 77 san heand droe. and here is the accu-weather forecast. a cooler weekend, high temperatures taper off into mid week, but highs reaching only 80 degrees inland and mid 70s around the bay. a slight chance of showers, or drizzle tomorrow morning. mainly north of the golden gate. >> thank you, spencer. >> coming up next a central valley high school's big social media campaign to get the

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how about that? abc7 news was at king middle school for a surprise. stubhub donated to the music program. >> the kids are so excited to play new instruments. now, more kids than ever want to sign up for the band program. couldn't be more exciting. >> the kids were treated to a performance by the band, the family quest. and let a fifth grader instrument. >> this year, the high school theme is tom hanks movies. so they started the hash tag in hopes of getting the actor to their school.

and some teachers are getting into the campaign, too. >> life is like a box of chocolates and it will be sweeter if you come to the home coming. >> there will be crying if you don't show up to home coming. >> so far, tom hanks has not responded to the campaign. but students are hoping he will extend a visit to campus. still ahead, customers are being turned away at the richmond post office. a disgraced real estate tycoon gives an interview from jail. and tropical storm erika is heading towards the u.s. pr

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a local landmark in richmond, but the post office is closed because of a health hazard. it's something that is lurking

below. >> workers don their protective suits, customers found themselves locked out of the main post office in downtown richmond. the problem, mold. found in the basement of the 1930s art deco building. something the postal service determined needed to be cheened up immediately. left unchecked, it can cause health problems and death in places. >> it's good. it's awesome. mold kills. >> customers were directed to two postal facilities to pick up mail. >> i think it's going to have to find another post office or inconvenience, you know? but what can i do?

>> would you rather have it cleaned up? >> i will. >> the post office reopened by the middle of the week. in richmond, laura anthony, abc7 news. florida is under a state of emergency tonight as it prepares for a first major storm of the hurricane season. tropical storm erika slammed the island with high winds and rain. flooding and mudslides have killed at least 20 people. erica is expected to make land fall on monday, but the national weather service expects it to weaken into a tropical depression by then. residents stocked up on supplies. abc7 weather anchor spencer chris kin will have more on the path coming up. one decade after hurricane katrina devastated new orleans, former president george w. bush is commemorating the anniversary, they are on the gulf coast visiting schools today. and the menlo park fire district is sharing never before seen

photos from the time spent helping with rescues there in new orleans. >> yes. maybe 502 people were air lifted out just above bourbon street on 67 helicopters. and it was a phenomenal day. >> the team rescued a thousand people and dozens of animals in new orleans. they did amazing work. >> they did. a disgraced san francisco real estate tycoon is giving an interview from jail. >> lucky luke escaped from federal detention this year as he faced charges in an $11 million art scam. well, he was recaptured and convicted and had been sentenced next month. >> dan noyes is here with our report. >> reporter: he says he's innocent and the feds are out to get him. he acted as his own attorney.

there were no cameras allowed but i got access to the exhibit. i can show you the amazing rise and fall of lucky luke. he was a home grown san francisco suck set. grew up in the sunset and at the stage the 28, he bought his first commercial office building in a big discount. 939 market street. >> i went from 0 to you know, maybe $500 million net worth in about five years. >> that is how he got the nickname, lucky luke. he bought a slew of office buildings across the san francisco sigh line and this sea cliff mansion. one of the few with stairs to a private beach for his wife and four children. but he has a new address, county jail, top floor.

>> i'm innocent of the claims against me. >> but you've been convicted. you're still saying you've bun did you know nothing wrong? >> i've absolutely done nudge wrong. >> reporter: in 2010, he pled guilty for failing to report $45 million in capitol gains and violating by poching steelhead trout and also charged in an art fraud case. >> just a nightmare waiting to end. i didn't do anything. >> reporter: in e-mails to a dealer he agreed to purchase $11 million worth of art, including paintings by george lukes and a bronze skull tour of --

sculpture. he texted the art dealer you gave me the items as a gift and refused to pay. the fbi raided his mention but one crate was missing. the degas statue hasn't been found. >> where is that statue? >> in the closet probably with the guy who is the puppeteer of this scheme. >> reporter: it's clear he made moves that did not help the case. in february, the judge allowed him to leave jail and meet lawyers here. surveillance video shows how he absconded. they go to the elevator but only he gets on. he walks through the lobby, past marshals and makes a run for it. he was spotted ducking into a british motor cars dealer.

he said he had to escape to seek medical attention after dropping 100 pounds on jail food. >> my body was shaking. physically shaking. i had to seek medical attention for my nerves. >> reporter: the fbi arrested him six days later. also, before trial, prosecutors deposed his russian mistress just days before her visa expired. >> reporter: she testified she has a baby boy with him and helped derail part of his defense that the art is worth nothing. >> did he ever tell you that it was not real? >> no. >> he decided to act as his own attorney and put on a show. >> screaming tirades. slamming his fists down.

>> court house news reporter has never seen anything like it. he interrupted the trial, calling the prosecutor a nazi at one point and addressing u.s. district court judge. >> you orchestrated this. why don't you hang me here? >> the judge gave him 471 days for contempt to be served in addition to whatever he gets next month. he faces more than 70 years. he says it's not over. he's planning an appeal and his next deal. >> right now, we're in the process of closing a $100 million shopping development. this is a 15 round fight here, we're probably in the 10th or 11th round, okay? >> reporter: courtroom staff

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most weather can trigger health dangers like sun burn. >> but it can also contribute to a excruciatingly painful condition that is dangerous if not treated. it's been years since tanya shock has compared to her kids. >> after being overcome by pain and a graduation party, she traveled from the central valley to john muir medical center. dr. hopkins says the stones form in the kidney in a process that can be aggravated by dehydration. saying sun baked areas see waves of kidney stones during summer months. >> we're in the middle of stone

season now. >> he says the volume of patients became so heavy, they invested in a high tech device known as shock wave lithotriper. patients are placed with a zapper house underneath. technicians aim the beam at the kidney stone. once activated, shock waves of energy flow through the soft tissue, causing no damage until hitting the stone. >> and the stone is fragmented up. >> reporter: doctors make sure the kidney stone is completely broken up. >> that is how we monitor the stone. >> reporter: it takes about 20 minutes to a half hour. tanya's results were so effective, she's planning to resurrect summer vacation plans. >> we're going camping for sure. >> reporter: cheryl jennings,

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been a long time. >> boy, it has. >> a heart felt reunion between two veterans after 70 years. last time they saw each other was on a navy ship in the south pacific. they spent time catching up in sacramento. >> do you know what i've done for a living all of these years? >> tell me. >> when they left the ship, there wasn't communication like we have today. so they lost touch right away. >> thanks to the internet, jonesy's daughter was able to find ozzy. they say they're going to keep up with each other with phone calls and face-to-face visits, which can be the best way

sometimes. >> absolutely. >> we have a lot to talk about in weather. >> we do, indeed. >> let's start with live doppler 7 hd. we'll take you to the tropical atlantic. tropical storm erica has been creating quite some problems for residents of the caribbean, especially over haiti. winds at 45 miles per hour. suspected to take a track towards the west northwest. right over cuba, then along west coast of florida next week, then moving inland over northern florida by wednesday, weakening to a tropical depression, but it could produce flooding rains to the areas affected by the storm and could produce rain damage. back to calmer weather here at home, across the state of california, sunny skies and warm to hot conditions. highs 95 in fresno. 89 in los angeles. here in the bay area, we'll have cooler weather than we've had the last few days for sure.

lingering clouds after a possibility of early morning showers. hazy sunshine into afternoon. high temperatures from near 70s on the coast up to mid-80s into warmest inland spots. here is the accu-weather forecast. further cooling next week, with high temperatures inland reaching about 80 degrees and we'll see mid-60s on the coast, mid-70s around the bay. >> thank you. >> okay. >> san francisco giants ace madison bumguarder is getting plays from the san francisco ballet. mad bum forced to make a leaping catch, executing against the out. >> that is nice. >> yes. the ballet even offered him a job. there is always a spot at the bar for him here at the san francisco ballet. >> if that happens we'll get the video. >> yes. definitely. >> larry is here. >> yes. giants playing tonight.

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after going through a turbulent off season, the team and fans needed a list and garrett hayne has done just that. he has been running over and by defenders. a member of the rugby team, he's only been playing pro football for a few months. there is no denying he can't -- can compete at this level. practicing this week, the broncos had been giving hip advice. >> yes. i had that run in, i think the safety, put extra in. and told me to get low, get low. good watch from the boys and i appreciate that. >> raiders played their third preseason game against arizona.

oakland used its first round pick on alabama receiver amari cooper and is not disappointed. he provided one of the biggest highlights, a 40 yard completion. >> he's done everything we hoped he would do at this point. he's been a pro. he's been very business like. >> thankful for him, too. that is for sure. you know, think i that he's getting so much better every day. he's a hard worker. and he doesn't use that loosely. >> after taking two out of three from the cubs, giants will try to keep it going at home against the best team in baseball, st. louis cardinals. san francisco begins the day five and a half games behind chicago and two and a half games in back of the dodgers. dodgers hosting cubs tonight but will not have staff outfielder

in the line up. after reinjuring his right hamstring yesterday, he tweaked it last week against the a's. and another disappointing season for the mariners led to the mayoring of general manager since being hired in 2006. with two major victories this year and a second place finish in another, jordan speith had risen to the number one ranking but today missed the cut. on a fifth hole, his tee shot hits a kid in the leg. but he is all smiles after giving a handshake and glove. his playing partner, bubba watson carting a 68 on the par four seventh. that set up a birdie.

on 18, this birdie putt gave him sole possession of the lead. >> that ranking is great once you reach it but not something i'm going to live or die on each week. it doesn't make much of a difference. going in a 3 or 4 year cycle, rory is number one in the world. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. >> thank you rick. >> a brutal road rage attack caught on camera. tonight at 9:00, why police want to you see this video and how the victim in this case is doing. also, at 11:00, the gruesome protest statement involving a baby deer in a east bay park. tonight, on abc7 we have

shark tank, followed by what would you do at 9:00 and 2020 at 10:00. then join us for abc7 news at 11:00. followed by jimmy kimmel live. the abc7 news app is available for apple watch. use it for breaking news and personalized alerts. just search for abc7 news bay area. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. what a horror this week. those two young journalists murdered in roanoke, virginia. allison parker in love and looking forward to getting married. photographer, adam ward, shot first. the gunman waiting until the camera was turned back to allison before opening fire to make certain it was televised. it's a smaller market,

close-knit and fun. i worked at one of those places. wcbd. here is the team in a christmas parade. all of us like allison and adam in our mid-20s, good friends, to this day. you may recognize nancy o'dell there in the middle. she anchored our morning news back then. what happened in virginia is a new level of depravity. murders that the killer wanted on television and social media. taking video to post with one hand, firing with another. sick, very sad. what really matters is that we never allow our society to become de >> thanks for joining us, from all of us, we appreciate your time.

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