[shouting] >> a protest against police brutality is making its way through san francisco right now. a look at the message, the impact and the police response. i'm eric thomas. thank you for joining us. break news at the essex street ramp to the bay bridge in downtown san francisco. police have seen fit to let the protest march through city streets but trying to keep them off of the bay bridge. some of the marchers are trying to get on to the bridge and affect traffic.

so the officers are trying to keep the crowd from marching on to lower deck of the bay bridge. the crowd has been assembled for 20 minutes or so and have remained peaceful so far. for more on the story right now, let check in with core bernard. >> reporter: day of protest has been a very difficult one for drivers just about anywhere south of market. protesters vowing their message, their demonstrations, will continue. >> are you mad yet? >> yes. >> we mad, we going she what we're about. >> reporter: protest blocked the entrance to interstate 0 -- 80 for an hour. the group supporting "black lives matter" they're outrageed over evens resent police shootings of black anyone in minnesota and louisiana. >> those cops should be out of

the force. you can't shoot people because you're nervous. >> san francisco police and chp in riot gear, guarding the upramp and by bridge approach. other officers kept their distance. >> in this country are killed by a police officer. >> reporter: some broadcast the protest through social media others came in support of their kidded. >> i'm so excite wed got all these young people -- they're going to change the world. my generation hasn't. >> reporter: a short time later the protest as then me move toward market street, police not far behind. she says the fight will continue. >> until we get in unity and understanding from the people who are swore to serve and protect us, then we'll keep fighting every day. >> traffic is flowing again. san francisco police telling

abc7 news so far no arrests no damage the dallas police headquarters building has been placed on lockdown after a threat against officers. we're learning that thursday's gunman, micah johnson, had been sent back from afghanistan after sexually harassing a female soldier and today crowds gathered to honor the officers killed in the attack. we have the latest from marcy gonzalez. >> reporter: here outside of dallas police headquarters you can see the flowers, cards, hand written notes people have been

lifing on the two squad cars. moving images capturing the sadness shared by so many. >> mourning those five brave officers killed in the chaos in dallas. >> any son died a senseless death for whatever reason, in was no reason bulls it had. >> his mother referring to the killer, micah johnson, the lone sniper killed in a standoff told authority his was angry about the recent killings of black men by police and set out specifically to murder white police officers. >> demeanted individual is no more representative of african-americans than the shooter in charleston was representative of white americans. >> reporter: president obama specking at the nato summit in poland, addressing the horror in dallas and police-involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota, which inspiring more

protests across the country. while near texas, quiet gestures of unity and gratitude. >> people here lining up to hug police officers. of the seven officers who were injured, we learned today at least two are now home from the hospital. in dallas. abc7 news. >> a procession took place for one of the officers killed on thursday night. the body of present thompson was tan to his home town south of dallas. thompson was the city's first mass transit officer killed in the line of duty since that agency was formed in 1989. thompson was a newlywed who previously trained police in iraq and afghanistan. our coverage of the shootings in dallas as well as the impact of protests in the bay area continues at abc7news.com and on twitter abc7 news bay area. le vallejo police are holding a

news conference about a kidnapping. this is a live picture from the news conference. officers announces the arrested four suspects after they kidnapped a woman. the victim has not been located. oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting that left one person dead this morning. it happened on 92nd avenue near international boulevard in east oak land just after 2:00. the victim died at the scene. last night a 21-year-old map was shot death after getting out of his car a block away. the killings are the 32nd and 33rd homicides in oakland this year. >> drugs, guns and money ceased in a bust by contra costa county detectives. it was meth, marijuana, ecstasy and firearms and 57,000s in cash. detectives made the bust on thursday at a home on elk horn

way in antioch. details in the stabbing death of a woman. police caught him in his parents are home days after the stabbing on november 28th. he faces charges in the killing of his girlfriend, elizabeth straw. neighbors and police say straw had been the victim of domestic violence. new individual now in the massive recycling center fire in newark. raging flames sent think black smoke across the bay area. here's the scene at the hhg recycling center. the smoke could be seen all the way in san jose and sunny y'all. how to look -- sunny -- vale. >> detail oses an wildfire in the sierra foothills.

it is now 90% contained. the fire has been burning for 12 days now and has grown to nearly nine square miles. three injuries are reported by calfire. that fire is one of nine major wildfires burning across the state. visitors to twin peeks in san francisco will notice drastic changes in the way they get to and from the scenic overlook. starting wednesday, the mta will convert the eastern portion of twin peaks outfield to a car-free area for pedestrians and bicyclists and the western hall will be converted from one way to two-way traffic and they plan to create more designated parking spots. the closure is part of two-year pilot project. sometimes it's the smallest things that end up making the biggest impact. ahead, a little girl's simple gesture of gratitude that officers say means the world to them during this tumultuous

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a texas seven-year-old is giving back to local police officers following the shootings in dallas. chloe diaz usually sells her lemonade but this weekend she's giving them for free to first responders and she is giving each person a hug. >> save our country, so that's

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update to a breaking story at the onramps the bay bridge. protesters are now facing off with police in riot gear at the fremont street john ramp. this is video a few minutes ago a block away. the crowd has remained peaceful. officers are concerned that protesters may try to march on to the bay bridge. this closed some onramps are and telling drivers to avoid the

area. with so much heartache in texas here's the story of jail inmates who saved the life of a guard who suffered an apparent heart attack. the inmates breck out of a holding cell and yelled, screamed and honorerred for help. one inmate led the effort. >> why did you do that? >> a good man. never crossed my mind whether he has a gun or badge, falls down and i help them. >> the fellow deputies arrived and performed cpr. the deputy is expected to be okay. one of the most prestigious clay and grass festivals in the nation is happening this weekend on the peninsula. we were at the palo alto art center as more than 150 clay and glass artists showed off creations in one of the largest shows of its kind. the two-day free event features fine and functional art and collectors from throughout the u.s. >> the one show they come to

every year, and if they're going to buy clay or glass they warn to be here but it does represent the top quality clay and glass from professional artists around the state of california. >> the event runs through tomorrow. visitors can take part in hands-on pottery making classes and wheel throwing competitions. let's check in now with meteorologist drew tuma for a look at the forecast. >> we're finally turning a corner. each and every day on the accuweather forecast, temperatures will slowly climb to more july levels. live doppler 7hd showing you we have a clear scan in terms of precipitation but doppler is still tracking a little fog confined to san francisco, south san francisco, half moon bay. looking outside at the golden gate bridge camera, folks going north into the fog right now. san francisco, 63 currently. 67 oakland. 77 mountain view. half moon bay 59. a live look from the mt. tam cam

showing you the golden gate and away from the coast you're seeing sunshine. 76 santa rosa, 70 novato. concord, 76. and live look from the sfo camera showing you partly cloudy skies. the forecast is going to call for fog south of the golden gate tonight. it's windy afternoon tomorrow, and then we have a warming trend next week. kinder winds right now, it's rather breezy, gusting to 33 anywherefield 22 at mountain view. 26 in novato, and the bring will hang with us overnight, and we won't see as much fog as we have seen in previous nights. the north bay clear skies, some patchy fog in the south bay, the fog really going to be confined to the coast. the future weather going hour by hour, first thing in morning south of the can go is your best chance d of the golden gate is your best chance to see fog. by 9:30, eastern parts of

eastern san francisco, seeing clearing skies. patchy fog along the klose, watch as the marine layer breaks down and into the afternoon, even along the coast, most areas are going to see sunny skies. the catalysts, our wind will help to move out the fog. along the coast tomorrow we'll likely see some frequent wind gusts near 35 miles-per-hour, around the bay, 10 to 20 miles-per-hour. so, highs on your sunday, a lot of sunshine on the way but will be windy. 65 in san francisco. 80 san jose. 74 oakland. 86 antioch. 74 in san rafael. a live look at santa cruz, perfect ten beach day. blue skies, a bit of a breeze there right now, and that breeze will continue tomorrow. your beach forecast will call for windy conditions along the coast, 20 to 35 miles-per-hour but you'll see a decent amount of sunshine. remember, though, the sun is very high uv index. the windy afternoon is on the way for sunday. notice in the temperatures

slowly climb. monday, limited fog, lots of sunshine. tuesday, warmer winds across the region, wednesday, nothing but sunshine. thursday, we are calling it hot inland with temperatures near 100 degrees. around the bay, low 80s, mid-60s on the cost, and then temperatures getting back to where they should be for this time of the year. so looks like we have finally put that chill of july in the rearview mirror. >> chill of july. >> never authority you would hear that. >> thanks a lot. mike is off tonight. rick quan has a preview of sports. >> the a's try to bounce back from the heartbreaking loss last night and at&t park there were more than i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c.

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it was serena william verse kerber in the finals at wimbledon. a rematch of the australian opens final won by kerber. among those working margaret cork who had the record of 24 major titles williams controlled the match. she was pumped. serena served up 13 aces and played well at the net. here's a terrific volley. coming up. championship point. serena with the easy winner. on her fourth try williams wins her 22nd grand slam title. tying her with steffi graf for most in the open era. >> definitely had some sleepless

nights with a lot of stuff coming close, feeling exit not being able to get there. but my goal is always to win at least a slam a year, so it's getting down to the pressure. >> a big reason why the giants have the best record in baseball is because they are 30-15 against division opponents the domination continued today at at&t park. not everything went smoothly. this lady makes a splash trying to catch a foul ball. and posey throws a ball to peavy who wasn't looking, and lopez had a nice trip. and then james lack loses this ball in the sun. one batter later, grant green connects off robby ray for his first home run of the season. the giants take a 3-2 lead in the fourth. they added one more in the sixth. tejada, who is filling in for matt duffy, doubles into the eor, blanco scores from first. san francisco wins 4-2.

it's now 56-33. >> get a chance to play, that's all i've ever really asked for, and i can't -- kind of sucks joe is hurt but i'm enjoying the playing time and being able to play with such a good team. >> with hall of fame pitcher nolan ryan looking on the a's try to bounce back against the astroes. steven vote but the a's on top with this shot in the second in the third, vote beats the shift with the base hit to left. that brings home josh reddick. while vogt provide the offense, gray was -- the astros score two in the ninth but the a's win 3-2. after moving up the leaderboard with a 66 yesterday, the world's number one player, lydia ko, has taken the lead after three rounds of the u.s. open. lead lopez had the shot of the

day. this is her tee shot from 202 yards. it bounces, hits the fringe, and then rolls right to the cup for a hole-in-one. wow. she sink this long birdie on throw. ko finished with another birdie on 1 to give her the lead. the second-round leaders are tied for second one stroke back. at 6:00 we'll hear from 49ers linebacker novarro bowman who is running a football camp for kids. football season just around the corner. >> i know, amazing. up next, meow for help leads to an incredibly cute rescue in the east bay when a

at 6:00, new sign san francisco's housing boom has slowed down and could slow even further. the newly approved bill designed to save california salmon is attacking one of its top predators. an unusual call for help had oakland firefighters responding to a storm drain. the meows of a cat caught their attention. it was trapped inside a drain. its face could be seen peeking out from the grate. the firefighters pried open the cover and the cat was rescued and is doing well.

see you at 6:00. welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight". america in crisis. ambush here in dallas. new images coming in of that deadly assault. and more details about the gunman motivated by hate. an army vet once accused of sexual harassment by a female soldier. inside his home, investigators discovering an arsenal. and now questions about the robot bomb used to take him out. the new tactic raising concerns tonight. clashes at a breaking point. protesters by the thousands take to the streets demanding an end to police shootings. tonight, the attorney defending this officer speaks out. why he now says race was not a factor. police on high alert. officers targeted new rules to stay safe as they patrol the streets. and the growing memorial to the fallen five.