and grenades. >> at least 76 people are dead and 50 others are injured. the consult apartmeant is worki authorities to see if any american citizens are hurt. >> we are in new york with the latest on this breaking story. >> reporter: people running for their lives in nice fleeing what french government officials are calling a criminal event. witnesses say they saw a truck driver slam his vehicle into a crowd who were celebrating the french national holiday. other witnesses describe a scene on the city's famous promise nad and bodies everywhere. police firing on the driver of the truck and he was reportedly killed. the city put in the anti-terrorist protocol advising everything to shelter in place. no one is taking responsibility so far for this attack.

>> president obama has been briefed and u.s. officials are monitoring the situation. at this time no official word on a motive or who is behind this. abc news new york. >> here's a look paper the horror in nice. >> this year's event will be more somber. >> we will play the national anthem tonight and we'll take a moment to pray and think about everybody that's suffering at this time. >> police contacted organizer to ensure they knew about the attack and asked to be called immediately for anything out of the ordinary. irish bank tloes an enormous party every year. >> just hours ago donald trump defeated he's postponing tomorrow's scheduled announcement of his running mate because of the deadly attack in nice. he's picked mike pence for the vp spot.

we are joined live now with local reaction to the choice. laura. >> reporter: mike pence did spark controversy last year when he signed a religious freedom bill in indiana that opened the door for discrimination against same sex couples but since then he's been quiet and conservative. >> this time he's ruling with his head rather than his heart. >> reporter: it may not be the boldest move but perhaps the smart one for donald trump, selecting indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. >> governor mike pence is dish water when it comes to speaking but he comes with things that donald trump needs. he describes him as a cristian, conservative and republican in that order. >> reporter: is pence too conservative, especially on social issues like abortion and gay rights for bay area residents. >> we are more moderate on the

issues but to be fair i think there's a large number of voters that maybe were not so excited about trump and we're more excited about cruz that i think we'll be more attracted to the ticket because of this. >> reporter: pence has broad experience in politics and public office. having served more than a decade in congress before becoming the governor of indiana. and for all his conservative credentials pence has shown the ability to buck trump's thinking tweeting back in december calls to ban muslims from entering the u.s. are offensive and unconstitutional. there's a sense that pence's calm may counter balance trump's rhetoric. >> i think the difference between donald trump and michael pence is the difference between a saturday night jazz singer and somebody who sings in the sunday chore. >> reporter: probably not his vp pick. front-runners newt gingrich and chris christie would be likely candidates for trump cabinet

members. >> the republican national convention starts on monday in cleveland, ohio. we'll be there to provide live coverage and they will cover the democratic national convention which begins a week later. a state republican party official has filed a lawsuit against the city of san jose. it claims police didn't protect 14 donald trump supporters from violence outside a rally last month. >> we are live in san jose city hall with new reaction from the police chief. >> reporter: the mayor and the police chief are standing by and failing to help while trump supporters were attacked. this happened on june 2nd while trump was in town at the convention center. after the event let out and as supporters were leaving they were met by hundreds of protesters and then things skate

escalat escalated. the police chief and city stand by the decision not to break rank and the others see it as inaction. >> it seems like nobody is going to be held responsible for the mob violence that san jose allowed to occur and did not con screen in. >> it's terrible what happened and we don't condone the violence of what happened which is why we convened a task force that to this point has -- we've arrested 20 individuals with two more that have arrest warrants out for them. >> reporter: the mayor released a similar statement reiterating he did not play a role in the decision made by the police department that day. victims' injuries range from a broken nose to a 71-year-old who had her glasses smashed to a 24-year-old who was assaulted by two different people and the suit named a handful of rioters

and protesters. abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. an interstate off ramp has reopened after a natural gas leak in san jose but people are still evacuated from an apartment complex and two senior citizens centers. we were on adam rock avenue next to interstate 880 as crews repaired the leak. a utility crew was working in the area around 12:30 this afternoon when workers struck a line. no one was hurt but people living within 300 feet of the substation have been evaek waited and beyond that line people have been told to stay inside. it is unknown how much longer the repairs will take. the bomb squad was called out this afternoon and people were evacuated for what turned out to be an alarm clock. fire crews found a suspicious device after extinguishing a

fire near highway 101. someone who shot two men in east san jose today -- or someone shot two men in east san jose today and the suspect hasn't been found. this happened near the elementary school and police found one victim seriously injured and the other victim was found dropped off at the hospital with at least one gunshot wound. new released security video may help to solve a robbery. the man asks to see a ring and the moment the clerk hands it to him he runs out of the store. this happened at the fast fix and jewelry watch repair. the clerk told police she noticed the man was pacing around the store before asking to see that ring. >> she's picking up on some of the characteristics on what he's doing she doesn't want to discriminate and tell him no i'm

not going to show you the ring because i think you'll steal it. >> the ring is worth $3,000. north bay men playing pokemon go may have help saved a life. characters appear on your smartphone screen. different characters can be captured in different locations which is why players walk around staring at their phones. vick lee joins us with the story of what two pokemon players found. >> reporter: they found a man lying on the street not far from here. he was in bad shape. he was taken to the hospital. we don't know who he is or what his condition is or what caused the injuries. now police and fire are bound by medical privacy laws but we can tell you this, the man was awful lucky that poky radar helped bring those two good samaritans

to him. >> we're getting close. >> reporter: these two men were doing exactly this two days ago, glued to their phones playing pokemon go, the mobile game that's gone viral, hunting on the streets for those kriters that pop up on the screen blending the digital and real world together. it was tuesday night and they were walking along the docks on gate five road. >> there happened to be a pokemon that neither of us had caught yet back in that general direction. >> reporter: instead of the creatures they found something more frightening, a man bloodied and lifeless. >> his face was down. >> i 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, called 911. the two stayed with the man

until paramedics and police arrived. since pokemon go has become a national sensation, the game has led some like these two to places they never would have imagined. >> the gentleman walks up and actually touches one of the children rrtd two marines caught an attempted murder suspect trying to lure children and other players have been mugd on the streets. one teen discovered a body in a river. roy explains why pokemon is so popular. >> i think that's what captures our generation is we have the -- it's based on a show and games we grew up playing. >> reporter: for these two, the poky god had another plan that night, one that perhaps saved a man's life. abc 7 news. police are organizing a community pokemon event. join the officers to play the game together. the gathering pond is webster street. new at 6:00 dozens of bay area auto repair shops are

paying the price after being accused of fraud. find out where you cannot get your car repaired. i'm spence yer christian, after a day of triple digit temperatures the cooling has begun. one cup of nourishment. >> troonight the prescriptions provided by the fear doctor on the streets of san francisco. police shootings are the topic of tonight's town hall meeting by president obama. the president and the

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a scene in the city of nice after a truck driver slammed into a crowd of people, killing at least 77 and injuring at least 65 more. could be closer to 100 at this point. we're still getting new information. today was bastille day. the truck driver was killed by police but not before he opened fire on the crowd. he was shooting at the crowd from his window as he drove. in a statement tonight president obama condemned the horrific terrorist attack and offered assistance to the french people. in san francisco they are offering to serve as a listening board for anything that anyone is worried about. carolyn tyler has the story of the fear doctor. >> reporter: take a seat, the doctor will see you now. hunter frankss isn't a real physician and what he's

dispensing isn't medicine. it's advice. his sign says fear doctor and he's listening to people's concerns. >> i fear the upcoming election. >> okay. why? >> the divisiveness, the two candidates. >> reporter: he hands out a prescription of sorts on an old fashioned typewriter. he belongs to the local chapter of the league of creative interventionists. >> gives people a way to provide enter spectaclive feelings because there's not many spaces for us to do that in the world. >> a quarter table spoon reliance on my myself. >> this man cannot afford to stay in the city he loves. >> he gave me a keep of nourishment. >> reporter: this for her fear of failure. >> i think it's really important when we don't have a sense of creating a city.

>> reporter: the fear doctor close this block because of the diversity. there are locals and tourists, homeless and high tech. >> marshal law. >> reporter: this man's fear of racial tensions and unrest is something the doctor heard more than once this week. >> it's work to make the change we want to see, voices like yours are the way to bring that change. >> that was a good prescription. >> reporter: the doctor will be in again tomorrow from noon to 2:00. in san francisco, abc 7 news. tesla is responding to suggestions made by consumer reports by the autopilot in tesla's model s car. they want tesla to make changes to the self driving system and to stop calling it autopilot. those requests follow crashes following self driving tesla's. tesla issued a statement saying tesla autopilot is like the systems that airplane pilots use

when the conditions are clear. the driver is in control of the car. this afternoon the ceo tweeted that autopilot was not in use when a tesla crashed in pennsylvania. in that case the driver and passenger both sur sooifed even the car crashed and rolled. the driver told police he had been using the autopilot feature. it was not business as usual today. the car repair shops are not aloid to do repairs for the next tooif days. the state accused the stores of repeated fraud and suspended their licenses. the penalty takes effect today. this fire stone is closed for the next toofive days. a state agent showed up with a sign the store must post in the window. >> if you want to say anything about what's happening today. >> reporter: but he did put up the sign which speaks for

itself. the store will not be permitted to perform automotive repairs until next tuesday and then it's on probation. >> we're going to be monitoring this particular location for three years. >> reporter: the discipline comes after an undercover operation. agents say employees tried to sell a long list of services the cars did not need ranging from $70 to $2,600. >> we're looking at all shops and making sure they're doing right by their customers. >> reporter: jiffy lubes also started a five day suspension today. they were the focus of a separate investigation and are accused of fraud and selling a range of services customers did not need. the jiffy lubes are staying open during the suspension but can only do oil changes not the full range of services they usually offer. >> no repairs that require mechanical expertise. >> reporter: this customer thinks this kind of action will

help keep shops honest. >> they'll never know when somebody is coming in under cover or a regular customer. they say we better start doing that because we can get find and maybe shut down. >> reporter: fire stone sent a statement saying it does not condone the actions or behavior that led to the suspension. the family that owns the jiffy lube said they comply with all laws and regulations. we post in had the full text of both statements at abc 7 news.com. it's time to turn to the weather. we're getting closer to the weather. >> a much cooler weekend. we have cooling already near the coast and around the bay. as you see the low clouds and fog pushing over the bay but today's highs inland were toasty. 100 degrees today. 102 and numerous triple digit readings. here is the view and you see the fogging over san francisco where

temperatures are down to 59 degrees. oakland is 57. only 54 at half moon bay. here is another view of the approaching fog. 82 in santa rosa. mid to upper 90s in livermore and a view of the fog. these are the forecast features for tomorrow. it's the consecutive spare the air day. overnight it will be mild, look for low temperatures in the mid to upper 50s away from the coast and here is the forecast animation. fog will increase around the coast line tonight and move across the bay. not very far inland but maybe a spot or two of drizzle along with the fog. tomorrow afternoon we'll have mostly sunny skies and some high clouds will develop in the north bay. fog will hold on along the coast line and as we look like at sfo this is a look projected air

quality will be another spare the air day. the inland and east bay will have the poorest air quality. highs will range from 59 to mid 90s and this is the accuweather seven day forecast. you can see the highs will reach into the mid 80s and that range of high temperatures will remain with us to about thursday of next week. here's a reminder, walk for san francisco is three days away and takes place this sunday at golden gate park. more weather a little later. >> thank you very much. coming up next, the newest infections of west nile virus in the west bay area and they aren't showing up in mosquitos. >> a new service in san francisco offers lunch

happening now a chance to help decide where to put new bike share stations in the east bay. bike share riders rent bikes and right now there's a meeting for the public to weigh in on where to add stations. most stations are in san francisco. over the next three years the number of bikes will increase

for 700 to 7,000 across the bay area. here's a live look at the bridge which will soon get a third eastbound lane to help reduce congestion. traffic is up 13% in the past five years. the back ups spill into residential streets and highway 101. the shoulder will become the third lane. it needs to be widened an move a retaining wall and add more space to act as a new shoulder. the third lane will hopefully be open by the end of next year. three birds have tested positive for west nile virus. birds with the virus have been found in the past month in santa cruz, redwood city and althougherton. the virus is spread by mosquitos and mosquitos carrying the virus have been found in san jose and campbell. it doesn't cause symptoms in

most people but in some people it can cause fever and headaches and body aches and in severe cases it can cause death. tonight president obama will participate in a town hall meeting about race relations and police interactions. team coverage on the local stories on those exact topics and. >> we have a lot going on in our country right now and we have voices that we think are important to elevate in the national and local conversation. >> tonight it's been listening and providing for young people in oakland. plus the latest on the terror attack in france at the conclu

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from celebration to terror, an attacker plowed through an event in nice, france tonight killing at least 77 people and injuring 65 people more. >> the truck driver was killed by police but not before he opened fire on the crowd as he drove. that truck was loaded with guns and grenades. a witness talks about the moment

the truck driver tore through the celebration. >> we thought this must be a drunk driver. i didn't think this was an act of terrorism initially. i came out and saw people yelling. this truck driving kind of erratically but as we watched it unfold it was never -- it never came to a stop or anything, it just kept kind of zig zagging. >> in a statement tonight president obama condemned what appears to be a horrific terrorist attack. he offered his thoughts and prayers to the families and loved ones of those killed. he says the united states stand in solidarity and partnership with france, our oldest ally as they respond to and recover from this attack. the french president is expected to address the french people any minute now. last november gunmen killed 130 people in paris. today french intelligence said the master mind who planned the terrorist attacks is still on the run. >> in less than two hours

president obama will appear here on abc 7 as part of a national town hall moderated we have coverage at a local level. >> we begin with stories from san jose. >> reporter: as the nation talks about race and police relations, a bay area mother reflects on what she misses most about her son. >> he just always had a very giving and unselfish spirit. >> reporter: sharon's son phillip was shot and killed during an altercation with san jose police last year. the family says phillip was depressed and suicidal but police say he was armed with a knife and posed a threat to others. sharon says more needs to be done by those impacted by officer involved shootings. >> where is the free grief counseling, where is the psychologist, where is that for

those of us that were victims to the guns that police officers have. >> reporter: in a separate incident this man died after being shot by police last year. >> it's a daily reminder. we had a lot of goals and plans we want to do together. >> reporter: she's been calling for police transparency since her father's death but she's been attacked on social media. >> we're afraid to go to the store and go on daily hikes or to take our kids to the park. >> reporter: san jose police chief who took the hem in january said he's committed to earning the public's trust. >> we need to see individuals in neighborhoods not as suspects but we need to see them as a father, mother, son. >> reporter: this reverend believes that things will get better as long as people in the work to make it right. >> we need an answer. we need to work on this. we need to speak to all the people that can influence this and we shouldn't stop until it

gets done. >> reporter: in san jose abc 7 news. friends and family laid philando castile to rest. he was shot and killed by a police officer last week. they raised their fist as they carried his casket out of the church. the moments after he was shot were streemd by his girlfriend on facebook drawing national attention and outrage over his death. today marked the funeral for police officer michael smith. he's one of five officers shot last week. funerals for two other officers killed, michael krol an patrick zamarripa will happen later this week. racial profiling on capitol hill. >> recognize that just because you do not feel the pain, the

anguish of another, does not mean it does not exist. of the 100 people who make the u.s. senate, six are nonwhite and three are hispanic, there's one asian minority woman in the senate. an effort is under way to treat violence in oakland by listening to what teenagers have to say about their interactions with police and about jobs. leslie has the story tonight. >> reporter: a few years ago this 27-year-old was shot in the stomach on the streets of oakland. >> it felt like my life was over. i'm not going to be living. i'm probably going to get shot again. >> reporter: he survived physically but struggled until now. as he gets help putting a resume together he thinks he can beat the odds.

>> this program is keeping me focussed and happy. i feel like i'm somebody. >> reporter: next week at the summit in oakland 350 good jobs with major companies will be up for grabs. >> these are not summer jobs. these are not temporary jobs. these are great career opportunities that are specifically welcoming young men of color. >> reporter: the mayor offered encouragement at this career session sponsored by leaders up and boss. a chance to do mock interviews and set up linked in profiles. across town oakland school district reached out to these young high school students putting their meeting on facebook live to open up a dialogue about interactions between teenagers and the police. >> i'm trying to make a more productive environment so that both our students and law enforcement can come to mutual understanding and maybe elevate a proactive solution to what's happening.

>> it's about not only teaching teens to talk with police but giving them guidance to land a good job. abc 7 news. the president and the people airs at 8:00 right here on abc 7. leaders and community members will watch tonight's town hall and i'll be joining them for a conversation at 9 on abc 7 news.com. please join us for perspective where you live. michael finney is up next. >> tonight he's taking you to lunch. saving energy and saving you money, the i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore.

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the competition for your lunch time dollars is fierce. >> michael finney tells us about a brand new service that promises to save you time and money. >> reporter: there's a restaurant ever where you turn in san francisco so for those looking for something to eat that can now mean savings. morgan takes a break to pick up lunch. the restaurant in san francisco's south market area is

part of meal pass. the new service is made up of a collection of more than 100 eateries clustered in the market and financial district areas. >> i think it's great. it gets me out the door during the day and explore new restaurants. >> reporter: meal pass offers prepaid plans for about $6 to take out lunch. it joins a growing list of companies including food delivery services, uber eats and grub hop. this woman is a professor at san francisco state specializing in entrepreneurship. >> it's catering to people who are extremely busy so people who work in the financial district. >> reporter: it's also a way for the crowded restaurant field to reach san francisco's young consumers. that's the customer mary envisioned when she co founded meal pass. >> i think that the younger generation doesn't want to spend $20 a day for lunch.

>> reporter: plans start at $19 a month to $190 a month. each participanting restaurant meal pass customers only one menu item each day and that item is listed on the website. >> the customers when they go to pick up their meal they get to skip the line. >> this is a great needed service. >> reporter: it remains to be seen whether online customers want the convenience of delivery or the cheaper prices of meal pass. >> you're going to see a lot of different experiments over the next three years of what might wo work. >> reporter: enrollment is being restricted until more restaurants can be added. it helps to roll out in the entire bay area and it launched the new york boston and miami. better than a food truck i think. >> all right. thank you so much michael.

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breaking news in france. this is a live shot from paris where the french president is scheduled to speak about the terror attack today in the city of nice. 77 people were killed when a gunman plowed a truck into a crowd of people celebrating bastille day, which is french independence day. it happened during a fireworks show and many witnesses thought the fire shots were fireworks. president obama has offered to help in any way the u.s. can. there are lots of things teens can go over the summer but very few where they can get paid to help save the planet. jonathan bloom explains it's a free service that could save you money and those teens are more than happy to provide it. >> reporter: make sure you get a ladder. they're the tools to turn your house into a green house. >> a nozzle for the hose. >> reporter: these teens are hitting the streets. >> hi.

we're raising energy -- >> reporter: making green house calls for free in a program backed by cities and utilities they'll evaluate your home from the appliances, to the facets. they take down measurements. and dish out information. and when they find a problem. >> we can change those. >> reporter: they bring gifts to fix it from replacing light bulbs to lamps. the new lighting can save this family 10% on their electric bill. >> it saves us money and if we can save the program it's a win, win. >> reporter: free help reducing utility usage but it's a win for students, a summer job they can be passionate about. >> i think saving the planet and making a change even if it's small. >> reporter: for many this is a first job and a chance to learn. >> a lot of conservation, and

then they also get a lot of real world skills in terms of installing stuff and testing things and tracking inventory, working with a partner. >> reporter: even the simple stuff. >> i didn't know how to change water fixtures. i didn't know the impact that a light bulb has. >> reporter: they use five times the energy of a modern light bulb. >> leave the planet a better place for my daughter and everybody else. >> reporter: jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >> to find out how to get a green house call for your home head to our website, abc 7 news.com. spencer checks in again with the forecast. >> it's warm in some inland locations but foggy breezy chill has received here in san francisco. here is live dob letter 7 hd and you can see the fog on the coast and it's pushing over the bay rather vigorously. highs tomorrow here in the bay area will range from upper 50s

on the coast to 70s around the bay and inland areas will see mid 90s at livermore, all locations that hit 100 degrees today will be in the mid 90s tomorrow. there will be further cooling on saturday. we'll see the heat easing up and the highs will reach the upper 80s and in the bay highs in the 70s and on sunday breezy and cooler still and that pattern will hold in a steady fashion into monday, a little change between sunday and monday. here is the seven day forecast. one more very warm day inland tomorrow and then cooling everywhere on saturday and the pattern settles in on sunday through next week. >> thank you so much. time now for a look at sports. >> the british open is known for its bad weather but today conditions were mild.

coming up, fill nickleson with a chance to make history today at the british open and why was chris

during today's first round of the british open 46-year-old phil mickleson had a chance to do something no one has ever done at a major, he had the shot of the day on the par three 14, his shot goes in for a hole in one. the champ is at even par. american patrick reid had the early lead on the third hole. it takes a couple of bounces and goes in at five under par he's tied for second. the day belonged to mickleson who won the open three years ago. check out his shot on 16. it will nearly spin back in for a birdie. on 17, leftie with his eighth birtie for the day. if he can make one more he will score a 62, something never done before at a major, but it just

slips out. it was so close. mickleson has to settle for 63. reed and kaymer are fourth back. for mickleson coming so close to making history hurt. >> that putt was the opportunity to do something historical and i knew it and with a foot to go i thought i'd done it. i saw that ball roll in and i went to get it and i had a surge of adren listen and then i had the heart break that i didn't do it and watched that ball lift out. >> local golf pro will get a chance to play against mickleson in new jersey. he's an instructor in san francisco is one of 20 club pros to kwalfy.

>> i'm usually trying to fix other people's swings, so now i have to start my day early and come in a couple of hours before my first lesson and enjoy the week and see one of the great golf courses in the world and it's a wonderful environment but we know what we're up against and it's fun to be around the best players in the world. >> reporter: for the first time in the history the conference preseason media poll has stanford as a favorite to win the pac-12 football title. they've relied on lots of passing and the quarterback and the top receivers headed to the nfl that might change. >> we try to build it to his strengths and stay away from his weaknesses so whoever that guy is will determine what the offense looks like. the great thing is that we can run effectively. that's a big deal for us.

we can run the ball. it takes a lot of heat off the quarterba quarterback. >> espn says varejao is returning. >> crazy scene during the tour de-france. a 110 mile ride. ports hits the back of the motor bike, froome runs into him and damages his bike and so he takes off running. he finally got a new bicycle and finished the race. froome initially fell to sixth place officials gave him back the yellow jersey because of the extenuating circumstances. you have to keep the spectators off the road. this sports report has been brought to you by or ard supply hardware. join us at 9:00 and at

11:00. we are continuing to monitor the breaking news in france. a truck plows through a crowd killing at least 77 people and dozens more are injured. in a statement president obama condemned a horrific terrorist attack, the latest from france and bay area reaction at 9:00 and 11:00. here's a look at what's ahead tonight. at 8:00 the president and the people. president obama will address the national conversation about race and policing and how we bridge the divide and that's followed by greatest hits and match game at 10:00 and then abc 7 news at 11:00. that's it for this edition. look for breaking news on twitter. >> the entire abc news team we thank you so much for joining us tonight.

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