ones. it's an interview you'll only see on abc7 news, vic? >> reporter: there are two names on the lawsuit, but many inmates may sue later. now, the lawsuit charges merciless beatings and threats. >> guys in black came in, wearing masks. hitting us. and calling us [ bleep ] and it's their house, that they can beat us. >> reporter: danny says he and two dozen others were beaten viciously, may 28th in the maximum security unit of the jail. attorney isaac swieger represents banks and marquis martinez. >> i felt someone punch on the back of my neck. i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: other inmates have written letters and their

accounts of the day match those of banks and martinez. >> then, they opened other rooms, multiple deputies, no d dad -- badges. they beat this individual so badly that he lost control of his bowels. they stripped him naked and locked him in an isolation room covered in his own feces for two days. >> reporter: swieger believes there is a pattern of abuse at the jail. >> many inmates says please, help us this, is not the first time. >> reporter: the inmates say a lieutenant and supervising deputy was in control. >> this is a bad tree. >> reporter: the inmates say beatings lasted five and a half

hours. and there should be video of whatever happened. the attorney says jail policy requires deputies to record all forced cell extractions. the sheriff's office did not respond to our request for comments. a man died after his car plunged 40 feet down an enbankment. you can see the gray toyota tundra, crushed and on its side. the driver of the other truck was not hurt. terminally ill patients in california have a choice in how they want to die. california has become the fifth right to die state in the nation. the governor signed the controversial bill into law today and lyanne is in berkeley

with reaction. >> reporter: hi, ama. well, these are the states, and now, california. some people thought the governor isn't going to sign it, he is a former jesuit terminally ill californians will be able to legally end their lives using doctor-prescribed drugs. >> now, californians will be able to have conversations with their doctors and doctors won't have to fear prosecution for talking about it. >> reporter: brittany mynard chose to end her life with prescribed medication in oregon. there are many like her. jennifer glass died in san francisco two months ago without a chance to end her own life with medication. >> in the end she passed peacefully but it would have

been so nice if she'd passed peacefully seven days earlier without going through seven days of hellish coma. >> medical practice often mistakenly diagnoses people incorrectly of having a terminal illness. >> reporter: a terminally ill patient could wo have to make two oral requests followed by a written one and a second physician must also approve it. a southern california woman who doctors say has just months to live says the governor's decision to pass the bill is a huge victory. >> the fact that other people in to the future are not going to have to suffer painfully, i think all of those people this, is going to mean the world. if i played a small right in that, i'm happy to do it.

>> former lapd christy o'donnell has lung cancer. she does not believe she will live long enough to take advantage of the law, taking affect next year. all lanes of eastbound interstate 580 are open again after oakland police shut down the right lanes around 3:30 this afternoon. they were searching for four robbery suspects they say were riding in this car before it crashed. police say they now caught several suspects but aren't saying if they're searching for anyone else. the search is still on in oakland for a man police want to talk to about last week's murder of a mural artist. police are trying to track down this man, a person of interest. investigators say he's in his 20s, six feet tall and has a thin build. it's been a week since antonio ramos died while working on an antiviolence mural. other artists continued working

on the mural today. >> antonio was all about peace and love. everybody i met since he passed away talked about how he touched their lives. >> . san francisco police are investigating the murder of a woman in golden gate park. a passerby found her body saturday morning. officers say the woman was in her mid-20s to mid-30s and suffered blunt force trauma to the head. in san francisco's sunset district, people are concerned after an attack was caught on camera. an armed robber came into a garage and the homeowner fought back, taking the gun away. residents say this has not been the only break in. sergio? >> reporter: those residents figure the most-recent break ins have been from transient who's may be coming into the neighborhood from golden gate

park, but police say this incident that happened last month in daylight just before 9:00 a.m. is very different and violent. in surveillance video given to us by resident bill oxidy, you can see him getting attacked. he says he was terrified. >> this could be the day i die. i could be done. felt alone., my god. >> reporter: he tells me his attacker closed the garage door but he was determined to fight the gun away. he fights inside of the garage and gets the gun, then, he runs out and points it at the attacker. >> i wanted to get a safe disstance and the weapon was jamm jammed. >> reporter: there was no clip in the gun so he got away. >> we've had a number of incidents of people coming in

possibly from the park, and try gates and garages and take bicycles. >> reporter: one neighbor said someone got into her building a few weeks ago. >> someone had come into my garage door. i don't always lock it. >> reporter: police say last week's attack is not like the recent break ins by possible transient transients. they say this man is more dangerous and they want to catch him as soon as possible. sky 7 was above as divers returned to the water for a fourth day searching for a man missing since a boat cap sized near livermore. the contractor at sales force. police say he was with co-workers at the lake friday. no one was wearing a life jacket. seven people were able to swim to shore. a benicia teenager won't

enter a plea for the suspected role of the dentals of his father, stepbrother and father's fiancee. firefighters found the bodies of the victims in a burned cabin. autopsies revealed all three were shot before the fire started. prosecutors charged buchanan as an adult. the a's possible move to the south bay is over tonight. the u.s. supreme court ended the city's quest to lure the a's down south. san jose sued major league baseball over the giants territorial rights. to santa clara county. >> we knew it would be a long shot. taxpayers are footing the bill for the fees so we can focus on the opportunities we have. because now, downtown has not in decades. >> the court's decision has no

impact on our waivering focus on solving the issue. a celebration of life. >> it does want to bring joy to the kids. >> the gathering in santa cruz on what would have been maddy middleton's 8th birthday, next. the week of fall approaches we can expect a warmer, more summer-like weather pattern. a package sent overnight goes missing. we give one woman some satisfaction. and the trophy of the

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neighbors gathered for a childrens' party to help them remember in, a happy way, the life of an 8-year-old girl that became a victim of deadly violence. her family came up with the idea. it's been three months since she was murdered. a 15-year-old neighbor is facing charges. her mother says the grief is real but events like this help her cope. >> the kids. i don't understand how a kid can process this kind of thing. so i just want to bring joy to the kids and to their families.

and whoever is here to celebrate maddyson, i'm grateful. san francisco transit planners are calling a pilot program involving tech buses a success. a report found 8500 people use corporate shuttles every day. nearly half say they'd drive if there was no bus. it helped reduce the number of blocked muni buses and cut congestion on the streets. the companies pay $three per stop for passengers to get on, or off. >> the san francisco transit agency is launching a new mobile ticketing app. muni officials say it's not meant to replace clipper cards but give another option to pay for fares. if you want to be a tester, tomorrow is the day to sign up. go to abc7news.com.

all muni buses will be equipped with cameras so drivers blocking bus lanes or intersections. the legislation makes the pilot program permanent. officials hope it will keep transit lanes clear. it's a $110 ticket to park in a bus lane. golden state warriors back in action tonight in san jose. >> that is right. it's a treat for fans, whose loyalty could be tested when a team makes a planned move to san francisco. >> we're live outside with the story. >> reporter: warriors expanded their schedule to include this game in san jose. i asked if it's part of a strategy to grow the fan base and was told no, just a way to celebrate with the south bay.

>> it's great to have them laufrnling their defense here in san jose. >> reporter: fans came to see larry o'brian, the nba championship trophy. >> never seen him before in my life. it was great. >> reporter: since the warriors won, it's been quite a ride for larry. he's traveled back to their home town, and been a star in the gay pride parade. today, alleged old lined up to strike a >> 10% of the fan base is in the south bay. we're told it's not part of a strategy to solid yi support.

>> it's a way to make it easier to come, see the team. and so there is an opportunity to be in their backyard. >> san francisco, oakland, we're still warrior fans. >> the regular season opener is october 27th at oracle. officials want to relocate the fish's breeding grounds. they want to truck the salmon to waters of the mccloud river. >> given potential for climate change, national service thinks getting them up to the streams where watt is cooler.

>> first round will be arriving in 2017. >> winter is getting a head start in the mountains. check this out. sequoia national forest. the area got a nice coating of snow. isn't that refreshing? yes. and spencer christian is looking. >> it's going to be hard to connect it, however, the building snow, we hope. clear skies around the bay area now. looking over san francisco, it's 67 here in san francisco.

and check out this view looking eastward, under blue skies. it's 73 in novato. these forecast features, partly cloudy skies overnight, we'll see a warming trend this week. by the end of the weekend will be feeling like summer. a warm air mass will be the dominant feature throughout the week. however, at the moment we have a nice breeze that is going to bring us low clouds overnight. this evening, we'll see coastal low clouds and fog and retreat. we'll have sunny skies again tomorrow, like today. we've got tropical storm oho,

sustained winds 65 miles per hour. projected path is well into cooler waters of the north pacific. low temperatures, mid to upper 50s, tomorrow, sunny skies in the south bay. and 80 in morgan hill. peninsula, mainly upper 70s and upper 60s to near 70s on the coast. downtown 70 upper 07s inland. highs tomorrow from 73 in berkeley to 77 in fremont. and inland east bay, highs to 80 degrees. here is the accu-weather forecast. notice the warming throughout

the weekend. high temperatures climbing gradually. low 70s on the coast and up to 90 degrees monday. it will feel summer like as it does this time of the year. >> typical for us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> up next, fleet week here in the bay area. looking for war ships in san francisco. a report suggests people in the bay area are calling 911 too much by accident. and abc7 is honoring hispanic heritage month with posts to our instagram he is working on an app to help students nationwide. we'll have details on abc7 news bay area.

the first navy ship of fleet week is tied up in san francisco now. she'll be joined by another half dozen ships as well. and the idea is to take the

agencies in town for fleet week and have them practice different disaster drills. they want people to know fleet week is more than an air show. turns out pocket dials are overwhelming the 911 call center. researchers found 30% of the 911 calls were mistakenly dialled. this is putting a large train on the system because workers have to follow up on every pocket dial. it took a minute to determine whether it was real. >> author molly knight has a surprise for her fans. she has a been looking for a tee shirt and decided to sign the copies of her book.

she tweeted this picture of one of the books says hi there, ways bored in the bookstore. it's about the los angeles dodgers struggles to build a baseball power house. >> they continue to struggle. >> dan ashley is working for one of his charities. today is the dan ashley friends of camp concord, so children have been sent to camp. >> we make sure all of the kids are anonymous in terms of who is there with asy stance. so the kids we send up there just get to have a good time and be kids. >> if you want to help dan send under served kids to camp, just

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the suspect at the center of a vallejo kidnapping case asked for a jury trial today. >> a judge decided he will be shackled for future court appearances. >> you're always concerned. >> his attorney will take a look at the fbi evidence over the next month. once a harvard educated lawyer he faces life in prison if

convicted of kidnapping. >> when they make a statement like that, they're stuck with it. >> reporter: muller's close family friend, a former police officer questions that move by law enforcement. he has been at every federal court appearance, lending support. >> this is nation yam exposure. the family is devastated. >> reporter: the case may have never made it to federal court had it not been for another crime in alameda county superior court in connection with a june dublin home invasion. he left his cell phone behind. it led to a treasure trove of evidence linking him to the kidnapping. muller's attorney says he'll move to get key cell phone evidence dismissed. investigators didn't have a warrant to search the phone muller left behind.

thomas johnson went through the motion in the dublin case. he says in exchange for the potential sentence to be served at the same time of prison time, he can get. in sacramento, abc7 news. today, people returned to the campus of umpqua community college. classes don't resume until next week, but staff, faculty and students were allowed to pick up belongings left behind when the shooting began. five of the nine victims who survived remain in the hospital. and an ap source said the gunman was angry he didn't have a girlfriend. those who survived believe he was not emotionally balanced. >> he sounded deranged because he said he had been waiting to do that for a really long time. he and he laughed. >> he laughed? he laughed after he shoot the teacher. >> 18-year-old anastasia boylan

says she survived by playing dead. the president declared a disaster in south carolina following an unprecedented amount of rainfall there. some parts of the state have seen 25 inches of rain. video shows a street flooded over. 500 roads and bridges have been closed, one dam has broken, forcing evacuations in columbia. the rain eased up. >> can't stress that this is not a fun event. so far, nine people died and 40,000 without clean water. an american airlines pilot died today, mid flight from phoenix to boston. the plane was diverted to new york.

the captain died after 7:00 a.m. irairlines in the u.s. are required to have two pilots for this type of emergency. the plane landed in syracuse. the identity of the dead pilot and nature of the illness has not been disclosed. tomorrow, all mcdonald's locations will start offering breakfast all day long. it will include egg mcmuffins, pancakes sausage burritos and fruit and yogurt parfaits. the markets had a big day, the dow finishing up. atm fees are skyrocketing. the average fee consumers pay from an out of network atm is now more than $4.50 per transaction. fees in san francisco are lower than other big cities, $3.85. the line between car and computer is getting blurrier by

the day with high tech features to keep you connected, safe, and to keep you from doing anything. but those pose new challenges. >> this is a not a plug in or a high bride. we have hydrogen. >> the emission from the vehicle is water. >> it's on display, part of a forum called silicon valley reinvents the wheel. >> we're looking at how cars are becoming connected devices. >> and connecting to your smart phone, whether an iphone, or an an droid phone. >> it supports both. so buyers don't have to get into the situation where they're choosing. >> google's car has technologies

as safe cruise control. >> it will stop to 0 speed when traffic does. >> it uses powerful computer vision. >> super computers now on a chip the size of your thumb nail. >> with reasons centered around safety, one question is being asked more urgently. how do you keep bad guys from connecting to your connected car? >> any time you hook up to a network, you send signalses, it's open to get into. >> james pooly says the recent tesla hacks were a wake up call. >> taking over a car's controls and using it as a weapon. that is the kind of thing that people lose sleep over. >> google, apple, uber, it's

tesla. three out of four of those aren't really car makers. david versus goliath. we'll hear from the owners of this 20 pound french bull dog that scared off two bears

a soesh california man is calling his dog a hero. the mid sized dog took on two bears that wandered on to his property. that is right, bears. >> reporter: there are lots of adjectives that can describe jewels, but ferocious isn't one of them. he is blessed with the face of a bat and bark of a >> that is a bear, and another bear. that guided missle is jewels, despite bear two's clap proceeded to dole out a healthy

serving of bull dog bravado, charging fearlessly. it was caught by surveillance came cameras. >> i couldn't believe it. i was shocked and amazed. i didn't know how she had this in her? where did this come from? >> reporter: jewels was here home battling bears fernandez was at work watching it all on his cell phone. >> i got an alert with my camera and i noticed my frenchy turning into a wolverine. i thought she's going to get hurt. >> reporter: fortunately, no one was hurt, bear or dog. but these two must have suffered injuries to their pride because of a pooch who could barely howl. >> you don't expect that fury to come out of something so small. >> reporter: it's a side of

jewel he had never seen before. since then, she's changed back into her french bull dog disguise, but she has half a million views on you tube. if she can say something to the bears it would undoubtedly sound something like this. abc7 news. that dog. >> wonder dog. bears are thinking doesn't this dog know we're bears? >> exactly. they're like we're out of here. coming up a lost package turns into a course of frustration. >> the story and what t i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto®. hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem.

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a gift meant to bring peace and relaxation and friendship >> reporter: a thief made replacing parts more difficult. barbara shultz loves the solitude of her front porch. her children gave her this

fountain. it is dry because it came without a water pump. the company sent a new pump. >> it never showed up. >> reporter: federal express says it delivered the pump. barbara suspects it was stolen. >> i was shocked. we've lived here 32 years and i never had anything stolen. but things have been put by the front door. >> the doorway is hidden from the street. she says she never had problems when left there. barbara filed a claim for fed-ex. fed-ex asked the fountain company not to file a claim as well. barbara says fed-ex requested she ask the company to send it again. >> i said you know what? i jumped through your hoops and have been in touch with 7 on your side and 7 on your side is on my side now.

>> a week later, fed-ex sent barbara a check to replace the pump and told us by phone we resolved this issue by a consumer service. we don't speak about specific transactions. >> it's so peaceful. it sounds lovely when it's running. it warms my heart to know that in america, we can get such satisfaction. >> if you have a consumer issue, let me know about it. e-mail me and click on the sections tab, then select 7 on your side. >> you're mr. tranquility. >> nothing but peace. >> serenity now. >> thank you. >> we'll take a look at the forecast with spencer. >> we'll start with live doppler 7 hd. a week of summer like weather coming our way. clear skies and low clouds and fog pushing across the bay tonight.

and in l.a., 76 degrees. here in the bay area, a few lingering clouds near the coast. high temperatures from upper 60s to 70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. it's going to warm up throughout the weekend. peaking over the weekend and monday, high temperatures reaching 90 degrees. friday through sunday, upper 80s inland. mid-80s around the bay. low 70s on the coast. quite summer like. >> thank you. >> we can enjoy that for sure. >> yes. >> and this live look from our camera. >> this is a picture of a viewer tweeting there we go. the sunset over the weekend from the east bay looking towards san francisco. >> that is very nice.

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we're just four games into the era and it's crisis time for the 49ers, collin kaepernick looks lost. is there anyone on staff that can fix this? his accuracy has been an issue. he's antsy. the ball sailing off target. receivers open by expressing their frustration. >> coaching wise, things need to fit our players. we have good players. and good coaches. and have to go through the middle of this and get it sorted out. >> we're a better team than now. and we're working hard to go out there on sundays and play like

that. >> now, raiders had so many chances to win yesterday's game. leading to robe gold's 49 yard game-winning field goal. they're done with yesterday. >> it's a week to week league. you feel good about what occurred the day before, but you have to dial in the next opponent. there is talent throughout the league and you've got to get ready. >> joe philbin fired by the dolphins today after a 1 and 3 start. they're a mess on both sides of the ball.

and golden state warriors open tonight in san jose. with a week of practice, steph curry says game one sloppy. >> i don't know how pretty it's going to be. >> with our team it's getting guys in it. it's mixing up line ups. and we have had a great week of camp. >> the question for the giants is starting pitching. tim lincecum is a free agent and so is mike lee. that is a two hit

and bringing him back is an option. >> i think we'll be open minded to picking if you please we decide that that is the direction we'll go. mike is aware there is mutual interest and l timing may not be as quick as we'd like. >> yankees are about to enter the playoff was out cc sabathia. he says he didn't want to run and hide. joe pavelski named captain of the sharks but the bigger news is raffy torres suspended for 31 games for this hit. torres is a repeat offender and that may explain the severity. he played just 12 games over the last two years because of knee

injuries abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> join us tonight, edward snowden's offer to us us authorities at 9:00. then, at 11:00, the east bay man accused of using a popular dating app to lure unsuspecting victims. the serious crimes he's accused of, tonight. here is a look at prime time line up on abc7. two hours of the new "dancing with the stars" followed by "castle" and abc7 news at 11:00. >> and abc # news app is available for apple watch. it's a free down load. all have you to do is search abc7 news bay area. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on abc7 news bay area. thanks for joining us. >> from the entire crew, have a

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this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants. a biologist from champaign, illinois... a client service specialist from minneola, florida... and our returning champion, a paralegal from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you. thank you, johnny.

and welcome, lucky people. i call you lucky because you are tuning us in in the middle of a hot streak enjoyed by this young man, our champion matt. i can't help wonder, though, matt, that if you wind up winning more than 10 games, what are you gonna do? you're gonna run out of fingers, right? -we'll see. -okay. ben and amanda, welcome aboard. let's go to work. here are the categories. you have to locate our clue crew. alex: and champ, you start us off, please. let's go with medical akas for $600, please.