everywhere and the driver of the truck, he was reportedly killed. the city of nice immediately put in place its anti-terror protocol edadvising everybody t shelter in place. no one has taken responsibility so far for this attack. elizabeth hur, "abc news," new york. >> stay with abc7 news for the latest on this breaking story. you can get updates any time with the abc7 news app. be sure to enable push alert. breaking news in windsor, members of a mobile home park have been evacuated after they found fire explosives. it's happening at the windsor wine country very vr park. after they put out the flames they put out a box of what appeared to be dynamite. the bomb squad is trying to determine if there are any explosives and people are warned to stay away from there as a precaution. san jose has just reopened

after a gas leak. sky 7 was over the station. a utility crew accidentally struck a line this afternoon. it remains closed from foss avenue to muir court. those nearby have been evacuated and others told to stay in their homes. no one was hurt. ardent fans of the pokemon go craze were searching the streets for monster this week. what they found wasn't pokemon but a bloody man lying on the street begging for help. vic has their story. >> reporter: it is still a mystery who this man is the one rescued by two good samaritans in sausalito or what caused his injuries. police and fire aren't much help to tell us because they're bound by medical privacy laws. i can tell you this. that man was awfully lucky to

have some poke angels hanging around that night. >> i'm getting close. >> reporter: corey mcdonnecdani mike roy were doing exactly this in sausalito, glued to their phones playing pokemon go, the game that's gone viral for pokemon critters that pop up on the screen blending the digital and real world together. it was about 9:45 tuesday night. they were walking along the d k docks on gate five road and colomo street. >> we hadn't caught them in that general direction. >> reporter: instead of digital creatures they found a man bloody and lifeless, more fri t frightening. >> his face was down. >> i honestly thought i was looking at a dead body. the whole left side of his face was covered in blood and his hair and it was everywhere. >> reporter: the two rushed over

to his side and called 911. mcdaniel said the dispatcher told them to try to talk to the man. >> i remembered him murmuring he wanted to go home. >> reporter: the two stayed with him until the police and medic arrived. the two explained why pokemon is so popular. >> it's based on a show and g e games we grew up playing. >> reporter: for them, the poke god obviously had another plan that night, one that saved a man's life. 14 people are suing the city of san jose because they say the police did not properly protect them outside a donald trump rally. the lawsuit claims san jose officers did nothing as trump supporters were punched and spit on and beaten with rocks by anti-trump protesters outside the state's convention center. the attorney, a state republican party leader filed the suit.

they held them back denying rights to free speech and one of her clients suffered a broken nose. >> i could have filed this lawsuit four weeks ago, i waited and waited and urged every one of those clients to contact the police and cooperate with the police. if they were satisfied with what the police had done to let it go. they didn't do anything to satisfy those clients. >> just minutes ago the response that he directed them to stand down was ludicrous and false and they made arrests at the rally and have warrants for more. donald trump has delayed announcing his running mate because of france. he chose indiana governor, mike pence and he voted against

abortion and same sex marriage. and he is an evangelical christian. people in the bay area have a lot to say. laura. >> reporter: as it turns out, it looks like donald trump is s shying away from controversy on this one, selecting mike pence, a former radio talk show host once described as rush limbaugh on decaf. it appears donald trump is taking the safe route. >> governor mike pence is dull as dishwater when it comes to speaking but he comes with things donald trump really needs. he describes himself as a christian conservative republican in that order. >> reporter: but is pence too conservative especially social issues like abortion and gay rights for bay area republicans. san francisco gop party chair, jason clark. >> we tend to be a little bit more moderate sometimes on the issues. to be fair, i think there's a

large number of voters not so excited about trump and more excited about cruz i think will be more attracted to the ticket because of this. >> reporter: unlike trump, pence has broad experience in politics and public office, having served more than a decade in congress before becoming the governor of indiana. for all his conservative credenti credentials, pence has shown the ability to buck trump's thi thinking. there is some sense pence's calm may counter-balance trump's fiery often controversial rhetoric. >> he ae's more traditional conservative and for people who think maybe trump is a little too out there for him he may be able to bring more traditional conservatives back to the fold. >> reporter: abc7 news. california hagighway patrol officers will help with security in ohio. it's the first time they have september officer september -- sent officers out

since 2005. the exact number will depend what cleveland officers need. ohio is footing the bill. some gop convention speakers include kevin mccarthy and kimberly, an actress. >> calling donald trump disaster for innovation saying trump's big ideas would stifle innovation and his political ideas would hurt the economy. steve wozniac and flickr co-founder are among those that signed that letter. two men accused of shooting an armored car guard set off a chain of events including shelter in place. we have the story from santa rosa. >> it was our first close-up look at the two men charged with

killing an armored guard and on a shooting rampage and fleeing. both men face two counts of armed robbery and attempted murder. a relative who expressed concern about how he looked. >> i don't know like what i see. i don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: can you say what it is you don't like about what you see? >> his face is all busted and he's in a wheelchair. >> reporter: shackled in a wheelchair the court told us because he's considered to be a violent threat. his attorney says he is fine. >> he's doing pretty well considering he got hit by a patrol vehicle and taken down. i think he's doing fine. i think he i had he has a bruised eye but other than that okay. >> did he say how the eye was bruised? >> he didn't. >> they could be sent to prison the rest of their lives. >> we charged aggressively and i believe the county is doing the

same. >> do you expect more charges? >> anything is possible. the investigation is ongoing. >> reporter: for getsu that means attempted murder charge for ramming a police car. neither entered a plea today and both being held without bail. abc7 news. a chance for a different path in life. >> i was walking down the ask on 89th and somebody stabbed me in my stomach and my legs. >> young men now turning their lives around, find out how they're getting the job done just ahead. "consumer reports" tells tesla, reel in your auto pilot. tonight, tesla is firing back. police dogs protect and lead the way in times of danger. what happens when they need help what happens when they need help from their partner? what happens when they need help from their partner? ♪

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president obama has just weighed in on that deadly attack in nice, france. in a statement, he condemned what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack. he offered his thoughts and prayers to the families and other loved ones of those killed. he said the united states stands in solidarity in partnership with france, our oldest ally as they respond to and from this attack. >> nice officials just confirmed 75 people have died, 15 people in critical condition right now and 50 others are injured. the driver of the truck that plowed through a bastille day celebration fired on the crowd before he was killed by police. the u.s. con sell latticewo latticeworking -- consulate is working with authorities to see if any u.s. citizens were injured in the attack. the city of oakland in conjunction with president obama's my brother's keeper alliance are trying to break a vicious circle of violence among

youth and young adults. leslie is live in oakland with more on today's effort. >> reporter: the ingredients to combatting the violence are first of all conversation, starting a dialogue with teens and secondly, jobs, hundreds of them. 22-year-old due kwan taylor was shot in the shoulder two weeks ago. he has four children to support and needs a job. here, he'll pull a resume together. >> you don't have to worry about street violence or anybody trying to harm you. all you have to do is worry about getting a job and succeed. >> next week at the summit in oakland, 300 companies with good jobs at major companies are up for grabs. >> reporter: the >> these are not summer jobs, these are great opportunities specifically welcoming young men of color. >> reporter: the mayor sponsored the career session.

a chance to do mock interviews and set up linked in profiles. across town oakland unified school district reached out to these high school students putting their meeting on facebook live to open up a dialogue about interactions between teenagers and the police. >> we have a lot going on right now and we have student voices we think are important to elevate in the national and local conversation. >> reporter: here, it is not only about teaching teens to talk with police, giving them guidance to land a good job. in oakland, nbc7 news. you can still reserve a spot to interview at next week's boys and men of color career summit in oakland on abc7news.com. tonight, the president will participate in a nationally televised town hall meeting that focuses on race relations, policing and justice. the unprecedented forum will air here. police officers and families involved by officer involved

shootings and families attacked in dallas. >> we have to sit down and grind it out, solve these problems. >> you can watch that town hall tonight on abc7. david muir will moderate as president obama addresses the national conversation about race and policing and how we bridge the divide. abc7 news gathered leaders and bay area members to watch the town hall at 9:00 and continue to see it on abc7news.com and abc7 news. tonight, tesla responded to criticism over their out to pilot feature. >> there was a feature in july about out to pilot. and saying it was turned off in the pennsylvania crash and the

crash would not have occurred if it was on. and they responded for the "consumer reports" call to diackty vate it. >> this gets interesting. today's announcement comes after the national highway national safety administration launched investigations into a deadly crash back in may. the man died while in his tesla model s with the out to pilot on. tesla's aggressive rollout of self-driving technology and series of high profile crashes brought the automaker under intense scrutiny and "consumer reports" calling for it to disable its self-driving feature until it can be safer. it can automatically steer, change lanes for drivers and steer. they say the marketing gives drivers a false sense of security the car can drive on its own without the driver's full attention, even letting them take their hands off the

wheel. an overreliance on this technology has significant consequences for drivers. >> we feel tesla should disable automatic steering from vehicles until it can verify the hands are on the wheels. >> tesla said 130 million miles have been driven on out to pilot with one confirmed fatality. and they called for them to safely test all critical systems before sending them to the public and issue clear guidelines how the systems should be used. in an e-mail to abc7 news a tesla spokesperson said while we appreciate well-meaning advice from any individual or group we make our decisions on the basis of real world data, not speculation by media. "consumer reports" says calling the system out to pilot promotes a dangerous assumption teslas can drive themselves. tesla has no plans to change it and says the driver is still

responsible for and ultimately in control of the car. >> thank you, michael. today, law enforcement officers from across northern california learned how to care for their canine partners in case of a life-threatening emergency. at the sheriff's training center where more than 20 officers took part in the tactical care exercise by the police and workiwork working k9 foundation. for the first time they used a k9 mannequin that moves by remote control and moves like a real animal. >> your dog has a broken leg, your dog has a stab wound. what do you do and how do you stabilize your dog so they can be properly transported to more advanced veterinary care. >> all the officers who completed the course received a cover your k9 s.w.a.t. kit in case of an emergency. meteorologist sandy patel joins us now with a look at the

weather out there. >> it's absolutely beautiful out there but if you were endland today, you might have been s saying, it's too hot. we got up to 100 degrees in fairfield, concord, 102, ukiah, 66 in san francisco, 92 in santa rosa. you look at half moon bay, 63 degrees. we had a 37 degree spread between half moon bay and concord today. look at doppler 7 hd, free air-conditioning at the coast, completely solid at the coast. that fog looki ing through the m will advance. 82 degrees in san jose but already down to 55 in half moon bay. you can see the marine layer from our south beach camera. hotspots still in the upper 90s from fairfield to livermore, 83

in swroanta rosa, 73 in napa. the marine layer will get pushed from the coast to the bay, which is good news but we have to wait one more day before inland areas get relief. spare the air again tomorrow. one more day of inland heat and it will get much cooler this weekend. you can see some fog rolling in. air quality will be poor in the inland east bay tomorrow and moderate for the bay area and you're encouraged to use mass transit if you can. if you take b.a.r.t. or ferry, you will notice spots along the bay and coast tomorrow morning and will start out in the 50s and a few 60s in antioch. don't be surprised if you run into drizzly spots. 7:00 tonight, fog will advance over the east bay and by 5:00 p.m. we head to the afternoon a few high clouds will filter the sun around the bay area,

particularly in the north bay and it never fudges so get used to it. 78 in san rafael, 87 in santa rosa, 94, livermore, 96, antioch, 85 in san mateo. keep in mind the cooling has already started at the coast today and will actually spread into our inland area slowly but surely and heat eases saturday. it's cooler. temperatures only in the 80s inland. a steady pattern. a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast shows cooler weather for the weekend from 90 to 86 sunday, upper 50s coast side. below average. pleasant weather going into the work week next week with mid-80s for the warmest spots. i can already see the fog rolling in from the north bay to east bay.

hang in if you don't like the heat. >> give the air conditioner a break, i like that. raised in the bay area, now swimming into a wild new home. today's final leap next. dozens of bay area auto repair

all the bay area, this is abc7 news. investigators are offering a 10,0$10,000 reward for informat in an emoryville apartment fire. it damaged and apartment complex under construction and nearby buildings last week. federal and local agencies spent days going through the evidence. there are reports of illegal fireworks going off in the area before the fire but no official cause has been determined. no one was injured. san jose firefighters responded in full force this morning this grass fire that threatened allen rock park.

firefighter suspect fireworks to blame breaking out on sierra road on the northside of the park. facebook put more than $6 million it owes the park into affordable housing for fees for its planned campus expansion to redevelop willow road and two other possible sites in the bellhaven neighborhood. sales of the messaging line makes it the biggest tech since the chinese alibaba in 2014. it's mainly in japan since it launched in 2011. facebook owned what's that has a billion users. zoos releasing endangered frogs back into their native habitat. they have a promg to release 62

mountain lake frogs and had been missing because of deadly predators and a non-deadly fungus. they were raised at the zoo and 42 released in tamarac lake and 20 into lake lucille. a giant money ter lizard scared people inside the store's automatic doors in thailand. some tried to sheperd it outside and it fought back with its tail and biting them. they eventually got the lizard back into the parking lot. state dinners at the white house have hosted kings, queens and presidents. today, an

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coming up on abc7 news at 6, we'll have live updates on breaking news at france where at least 75 people were killed when a truck crashed into a crowd celebrating bastille day. french police say the driver shot into the crowd and had grenades and guns in the truck. they say they may need help in dealing with what he says to be a horrific terrorist attack. new at 6:00 tonight, the dual benefit to a program that can introduce your benefits.

and going out to lunch in a half hour at 6:00. an 8-year-old cook had his moment in the spotlight at the white house today with the first lady. >> canon meyers is one of 56 young chefs to join the first lady for lunch. he is the annual winner of the healthy lunchtime challenge. >> don't ever let any tell you that kids can't make a difference. you all have really made the difference on this issue. you guys are the leaders. >> canon says he's 1,000 times excited to have the first lady taste his winning recipe. you can make it, too. we have a link to his california rolls on our website. go to abc7news.com. >> good for him. "world news tonight" with david muir is next. thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. our next newscast is at 6:00

p.m. connect 24/7 at abc tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the terror fears amid chaos and gunfire. the pictures coming in right now from overseas. reports of a vehicle plowing into a crowd celebrating bastille day. and now fears there could be dozens dead. was this terror? also tonight, breaking news on donald trump. his big announcement on the way, and tonight, campaign sources telling abc news all signs point to indiana governor mike pence. the tense standoff. >> stop. >> get on the ground now. >> we have new video of police shooting an unarmed teen. the tension building during a traffic stop. why officers say they opened fire on the young driver. severe storms on the move from texas to maine tonight. powerful winds blowing over trucks on the highway. and where the storms are hitting in the coming hours. and prince harry, following in his mother's footsteps. the groundbreaking moment.