"abc7 news" starts right now with live breaking news. >> good evening. we begin with breaking news tonight. right now, there's a manhunt under way for a gunman who shot at a police officer. the call came in, in oakland a little more than an hour and a half ago. and we're live in oakland with more on this story. sergio? >> reporter: there is a pretty large area that has been cordoned off around this crime scene. i'm going to step aside here. you can probably see in the distance a cluster of police lights. that's where we believe the investigation of this shooting at a police officer is focused right now. let's go through some of the basics. that officer was shot at, but we are told that she was not hit by that gunfire. however, she was injured.

we do not know how she was injured, if she was not hit by that gunfire. that's one of the details we are trying to get from the police. we know she was taken to the highland and is speaking to investigators, and they are trying to piece together exactly what happened. we also know that the oakland police department has put out an all points bulletin for a suspect, but it's not a very detailed description. right now, we are waiting for a briefing from the police. as i mentioned earlier, they have cordoned off a large area out here and they have a helicopter overhead. we do not know if they are searching for a specific vehicle in this officer involved shooting. we also know there are a number of other agencies out here helping the oakland police department in this ongoing investigation. as soon as we get further details about that suspect and the condition of that police officer, we will be able to pass them along. reporting live in oakland, "abc7 news." >> thanks, sergio. for breaking news updates, get

the "abc7 news" app. we're also following developing news. an uber driver who picked up a driver has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault. we're live in palo alto with details. lisa? >> reporter: eric, the victim was picked up just down the broke on university avenue after midnight. she used the uber app on her phone and she opted for the uber pool which allows you to share the price with other passengers. when the driver showed up, he told her to get in the front seat with him. she said she didn't want to, but she did. and as soon as she sat in the front seat, the driver locked the doors. >> began touching her on the leg and upon arrival to the destination, he gave her a kiss. throughout that time, she was

let out, at which time she called the police department. >> reporter: this afternoon, police arrested a 59-year-old and charged him with sexual assault. he drives a dark maroon or burgundy 2014 kia optima. the reason police did not share his photo is because they don't want to generalize any potential cases that come up against him. live in palo alto, "abc7 news." >> thanks, lisa. right now, firefighters are trying to contain nearly a dozen large wildfires in california. the two largest are a 20,000 acre fire burning in los angeles county. and a 6500 acre fire burning in monterey county. tonight, bay area firefighters are heading to big sur to stop that enormous fire. this twitter picture shows the fire's ominous glow. in the last day, it's more than doubled in size from 3,000 acres to more than 6500 acres. >> today is what we call an

immediate need request, which means we have to have our engine staffed and on the road in one hour from the time of request. >> reporter: he says the crews from the fremont fire department are joining a team of firefighters from across departments in alameda county that totals 66 people. this is a serious deployment, and several bay area departments are responding. >> this is the first deploy men of the season for san francisco. >> he says san francisco is sending 22 people. the department tweeted pictures of some of the five engines on the way there. cal fire sent out the crew, because saturday winds shifted the direction of the fire north. planes are dumping fire retardant and helicopters are part of the attack. this is a fire close to the central coast in monterey county, so air ships are picking up ocean watt tore dump on the flames. more than a thousand homes are threatened. when crews arrive, many of the teams will help protect those

homes. >> they are down there for structure protection, so they'll go into the urban interface where hills are built into the hillsides. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations have been called in the northern big sur area. the state park will remain closed through the weekend. >> let's head over to drew tuma and live doppler 7 hd. drew? >> reporter: -- >> here's monterey on the map. here is the perimeter. right now, tournament condition has not only calm winds, which is great news to keep this fire from spreading any more, but relatively high humidity at 94%. but it was quite a different story earlier this afternoon. we had winds gusting over 20 miles per hour across much of the bay area. highs today, we got to 100 in

concord. a toasty 101 in livermore. 89 in san jose and a mild high even in san francisco of 73 degrees. and we have a spring of warm and hot days ahead. we'll talk about when the heat will peak in our accuweather forecast. >> drew, thanks a lot. a wildfire borning north of los angeles has exploded inside to 20,000 acres. tonight, it is 10% contained. the fire is burning where 1500 homes have been evacuated in santa clarita. it's not clear at this time what has been damaged. >> it could be homes, outbuildings, warns, we just don't know yet. we don't want to insert anybody in there until it's safe to do so. but there's fire on the ground surrounding them, we don't want to go in there. >> the area is under a red flag warning for triple digit heat. firefighters spent the evening putting out hot spots of

a brush fire near san jose. the fire generated a lot of smoke. firefighters quickly contained it. the afghan government is banning public gatherings for the next ten days after two sue so -- suicide bombings killing 80 people and wounding hundreds. the islamic state is claiming responsibility for the bombing. it's the first time the extremists have struck in kabul, raising fears of their growing strength in afghanistan. authorities say there are no ties to terror group in that deadly attack in germany that left ten dead. the shooter was among those killed. and we're learning more about what may have pushed him to violence. >> reporter: key details emerging about the gunman who went on a shooting rampage in muni munich. the 18-year-old revealed to be troubled, not a terrorist. a young student said to be

obsessed with school shootings. >> translator: what lies behind us and the people of munich is a night of horror. >> reporter: the violence broke out friday evening at a mcdonald's near a popular mall. cell phone video shows him drawing his glock pistol and starting to fire. another clip shows the gunman pacing on the roof top of a parking garage. he then raises his gun and appears to fire again. >> there were people running towards us, panniicking and in shock. >> reporter: he killed nine people before committing suicide. neighbors watched as authorities raided the apartment he shared with his parents. the 18-year-old iranian-german was born and raised in munich and suffered from depression. he had a book about school shootings and showed interest in the 2011 norwegian massacre at a youth camp. >> my guess is he's another kid that falls into this category.

he felt powerless, he was angry, full of rage. >> reporter: authorities say it appears he hacked into an account on facebook and posted a message hoping to lure young people to the shopping center. >> i think he did that to attract people about his age to the mcdonald's so he would basically be shooting his peers. >> reporter: across germany, flags flying at half staff, people showing up to the scene of the attacks, leaving flowers and lighting candles for victims. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, a s.w.a.t. team reporting to a violent house fight. and a revamped neighborhood celebrated today for its new life. and later, new division in the democratic party after 20,000 e-mails are released. those stories and more when "abc7 news" at 11:00 continues.

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fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is "abc7 news." people in one san jose neighborhood are dealing with a lot of damage after a house party got out of control. in fact, things got so bad on mt. shasta drive early this morning, that the s.w.a.t. team responded. leslie brinkley has details. >> reporter: it wasn't just a house party. >> they came here and they broke all the windows. they had fun. and they left. >> reporter: neighbors and witnesses say it sounded like a riot erupting in their usually quiet neighborhood. saturday morning, there were broken windows, broken bottles, and fistfights between large groups of people who witnesses say appeared to be rival gang

members. more than 100 people. >> most of them are juveniles, out of control, drunk. >> reporter: san jose police rolled in and brought along their s.w.a.t. team. >> guns drawn. they wouldn't let us outside. >> reporter: 20 houses were placed on lockdown. neighbors say people jumped fences into their yards to urinate and to hide. they feared for their family's safety. the house was unoccupied. new owners were renovating it. police secured the house and detained several suspects. neighbors say they were thrilled to have the heavy police presence here. in san jose, leslie brinkley, "abc7 news." friends and neighbors held a block party in san jose to take back an alleyway known for drug use and prostitution. "abc7 news" was in san jose's business circle area where they gathered to celebrate community

today. the santa clara county attorney's office partnered with police to clean up the neighborhood and encouraged team to visit. >> remind them and show them that this is a safe place, that various agencies have worked to make it that way and get people out here meeting their neighbors. >> the 80 foot mural was commissioned by the district attorney as a grateway to the revamped neighborhood. "abc7 news" was at cavanaugh liquors as people lined up to buy powerball tickets. tonight's jackpot was $390 million. historically, this is the second luckiest store in all of california. since 2013, they've sold five winning tickets with more than $1 million, and everybody has a dream. >> i'm going to buy an island. >> an island? >> yes. >> my family would be happy.

>> here's the bad news. there were no big winners in tonight's drawing. here's the good news. that means next wednesday's jackpot will climb to at least $422 million. check your tickets. here are the winning numbers. 5, 7, 23, 35, 39, and the powerball is 11. there are smaller prizes that you might have won, so check it out. we have those numbers on our website, abc7news.com. time for a check on the forecast. let's see what the lucky numbers are there. here's drew tuma. >> you love the heat, you're in luck for the next couple of days. we have a spring of very warm days, finally after the month of july started off so chilly, we're going to end on a warm note. live doppler 7 hd showing you the crystal clear picture around the bay, no fog to be seen. a live look from our camera at pier 15 along the water front. you can see behind the bay area, the moon is rising. and it's doing so with clear

skies overhead. that forecast is going to call for the clear skies overnight, rather mild temperatures. once again, that's going to have a launching pad set for us to achieve some hot temperatures inland on sunday average. so triple digits likely once again in some of our communities. a stretch of warmth. the hot days are coming next week. it's still rather warm. 71 in concord. a mile 75 in about i don't thinthin think -- 75 in antioch. san francisco coming in with a temperature of 57 degrees. plenty of stars out there. we will not have that marine layer. if you like that natural a.c., that's going to stay away. some of our more mild locations will hold out in the low 60s, so a warm start to our weekend. tomorrow is a very similar setup happening. in the south bay, here's our

highs. 88 in san jose. about 86 cupertino. 93 in gilroy. above average temperatures for this time of the year. 81 in palo alto. 75 in san mateo. downtown san francisco, up to 71 in the afternoon with sunny skies. 63 for daily city. comfortable here at 72 along the water. 100 in cloverdale. 64 for napa. 88 degrees in the east bay form. 84 for fremont and hercules up to about 80 degrees. inland, another hot day. 100 in antioch. 95 san ramone and 97 in fairfield. in santa cruz, it's really comfortable conditions tonight and tomorrow.

the coast the place to be to beat the heat. mainy sunny skies, 74 the high. ocean water sitting at 56 degrees. so future tracker temperatures will fast forward monday for you. there will be a slight dip in our temperatures on monday. instead of the 100 degree mark inland, we'll stay in the 90s. 60s and 70s around the bay. on tuesday, these numbers bounce right back. we have that scorching sun, temperatures jump around the bay, into the 70s and 80s. that will start a string of warm to hot days. here's your seven-day forecast. tomorrow, hot inland. there's the cooldown on monday. tuesday, that scorching sun with no breaks wednesday and thursday. and then friday and saturday, little bits of relief, back into the 90s inland. >> thanks a lot, drew. coming up on "abc7 news" at 11:00, not your usual uniforms for this california baseball

team. the infamous trio who inspired

the grizzlies minor league baseball team has worn some fun jerseys over the years, but tonight might have taken the cake. it was inspired by "the three amigos." the team has featured jerseys inspired by storm troopers and the teenage mutant ninja turtles. boy, i can't imagine a football player wearing that. >> that's the beauty of modern league baseball. eric johnson against the yankees, in an extra inning affair. and the a's get their third walkoff win in the last five games.

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the a's hosting the rays. he went the distans for the victory. a's won seven straight when kendall was starting. went all nine innings, but in the 7th, gave up a base hit. bottom nine, one on, and he destroys it. two-run shot. sixth of the year. ties the game at 3-3. two batters later, ron healey, called up last week. see ya. alex long gives up two home runs in the ninth. healey's second career home run. his first walkoff, for the

second night in a row. a's win 4-3. giants and yankees in new york. johnny cueto struck out nine, including aaron hicks caught here looking. in the fifth, williamson connects for his sixth home run of the season. ties it at 1-1. only run nova gave up in seven innings. g-men committed four errors yesterday, played much better today. castro pops it up, pagan makes a diving catch and throws to first to end the inning. williamson makes the grab here. giants had a chance to end it in the 11th. crawford airmails this third. they break through in the 12th. williamson again, this time base hit up the middle.

trevor brown scores from second. giants win, 2-1 the final. venus williams dominates the first set. set point in the second. she forces a tiebreak. venus would dominate, despite being run around the court. drills the forehand winner. match point, wrist return, goes long. venus wins in straight sets. looking for her third title here. here's venus on her next opponent. >> it's going to be another tough match. she plays a little similar to today. she serves well, i think she's filled with confidence. so it's always tough against an opponent who is feeling good. so that's going to be my toughest barrier is playing against her confidence.

>> this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. i remember interviewing venus at 14 years old. she's been very loyal to the event. she's now 36, and i'm -- oh, i'm out of time. >> how much will you pay me not to say how old you are? still to come, a college football player is a hero off the field. helping police arrest a possible serial sex assault suspect. plus, is this home part of disney's history? why members of a southern california community are fighting to save it from demolition. it's hot and only going to get hotter. drew tuma has

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." i'm eric thomas. good evening. republicans have barely cleared out of cleveland while the democrats filed into philly. the national convention kicks off monday, and the democrats will become the first major u.s. political party to nominate a woman for president. today, hillary clinton introduced her running mate, virginia senator tim kaine. >> reporter: the fired up crowd of 5,000, waving those fresh off the press signs. hillary clinton and tim kaine in their first joint appearance as running mates. >> make no mistake, behind that smile, tim also has a backbone of steel. just ask the nra.

>> reporter: tim kaine speaking in spanish throughout his speech. and wasting no time slamming donald trump. >> you want a you're fired president or a you're hired president? >> reporter: trump firing back, tweeting just saw crooked hillary and tim kaine together. isis and our other enemies are drooling. they don't look presidential to me. with the convention kicking off on monday, a growing embarrassment for democrats, wiki leaks releasing 20,000 dnc e-mails that show efforts to stop the rise of bernie sanders. sanders' supporters are angry. his campaign manager saying it's a clear example of the dnc taking sides and somebody has to be held accountable. but for the clinton campaign, today was all about strategy. announcing her running mate from

virginia in florida. the clinton campaign believes if they win those two states, they'll win the white house. karen travers, abc news, philadelphia. cnn is reporting that debbie wasserman schultz has been removed as a speaker at the convention following the leak. count on "abc7 news" for complete coverage of the democratic national convention. we'll report live from philadelphia beginning on monday. we have an update now on breaking news. right now there's a manhunt under way for a gunman who shot at a police officer. the call came in a little more than an hour and a half ago. >> shots fired. i just got shot at it. i was in a car accident. >> our reporter is live in oakland with more. sergio, you heard that dramatic call on the radio. >> reporter: yeah, it's a troubling call to get from a police officer, no doubt, as she was calling in for help from the rest of her department.

now, just in the last couple of minutes or so, we just had a briefing from the public information officer with the oakland police department. she says that officer was shot at multiple times in her police vehicle. but she was not hit by that gunfire. unfortunately, she was injured somehow or another following those gunshots. let's go ahead and go to some of the sounds from the public information office we are the oakland police department. >> any time we have an incident where we have an officer that's shot at or even anyone else in our community that is shot at where a violent act is on another person, we will bring in our hostage negotiation team, as well as our tactical team, as we continue to follow up and identify who is responsible and locate them. that's part of the resources that we bring in.

>> reporter: now, she did not say that there is any reason to believe that there is a hostage that is being negotiated for. she was talking about the fact that they marshal out a whole lot of resources any time there's an incident like this. we do know that there is an all points bulletin made out to neighboring police officers for this suspect. at this point, however, we do not have a whole lot of specific information as to who the shooter is or what kind of vehicle they are driving. this is an investigation that is in progress. we know that they have a whole lot of resources from other departments as well. obviously, this is an incident that is very interesting to neighboring police departments, as well. as soon as we have have further information, we'll update you on this news cast if it becomes available. reporting live, "abc7 news."

>> sergio, thank you very much. a college athlete helped stop the sexual assault of a woman in florida. he was working security at a bar when he took out the trash and noticed a woman passed out and a man assaulting her. dp garcia along with another man, grabbed the attacker and held him for police. >> she could barely stand up and going in and out of consciousness. even if that is your girl, why would you be sexual with somebody that doesn't know what's going on? >> investigators believe this was not the suspect's first victim. garcia says he felt compelled to intervene. fire exploded in texas this morning, destroying a palate company. propane tanks and about 10,000 palates fuelled the fire. it destroyed trucks, forklifts and a mobile home where an employee lived. no one was hurt. the company was not insured.

disney fans are fighting to keep one of walt disney's former homes from being demolished. in 1923, walt disney rented it from his uncle. he set up a studio in the garage and worked on film projects for about a month before moving. new owners purchased the home in may. they want to tear it down and build something bigger. disney fans believe it has historical significance and they've gotten their way. this week, city council agreed to delay the demolition until they determine if the home should be preserved. up next on "abc7 news" at 11:00 -- >> is it an answering to the rising cost of prescription drugs? i'm michael finney. that's coming up. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. beautiful, the moon rising over clear skies and that

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cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area, this is "abc7 news." >> "abc7 news" was in alameda today for a special benefit performance of the maltese falcon to raise money for the california historical radio society, which included an auction of vintage radio equipment. >> we're trying to keep the history of radio broadcasting alive.

and to try to keep the radio history of the radios themselves alive, because it's important. radio has affected our society in so many ways over the years. >> the event featured tours, musical performances and the induction of the 2016 bay area radio hall of fame class. steve cushman is an employio of kgo teach. a survey found it could be cheaper to pay for prescription drugs out of pocket than with insurance. >> reporter: she's having one of her better days. she often suffers from migraines. >> it feels like somebody is pounding on your head. >> reporter: to get through it, she takes on average one to two pills a day. her insurance limits her to one package for the entire month, which can run out in a week.

>> so i would rather pay $9 out of pocket versus pay my insurance $17 for one box. >> reporter: she gets her medicine from healthwarehouse.com. the pharmacy does not accept insurance. we spoke with the ceo and founder. >> prescriptions are very expensive, because we have tons of middlemen in our system. the biggest being insurance. >> reporter: consumers are used to going into a pharmacy, buying their drugs, paying co-pays and not thinking about it. malik says that thinking is outdated. >> deductibles and co-pays have gone to a level that is not affordable. >> reporter: a study found deductibles went up 86% between 2009 and 2013. he says consumers need to check prices using websites like goodrx.com that compares form si prices and offers discounts. a website called coast to coast does the same, then kicks back

some of the earnings to counties like contra costa which promote the program. since 2010, contra costa county has received $153,000 from coast to coast. the county says the residents saved more than $7.5 million off prescription costs by using a free dug discount card. she prefers health warehouse because she can order in bulk. >> the more you buy, the lower the prices. >> reporter: health warehouse is nationally certified. i have links to all the programs i mentioned in this report. along with that survey by consumer reports. just go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. time for a look at the forecast now. let's find out how hot it will be. drew? >> we're tracking a hot day

tomorrow and many days on the accuweather forecast. around the region, we are all clear. but i want to take you to hawaii. we have tropical storm warnings up for the entire state through tuesday. the reason why, tropical storm darby, here you see it on our satellite. it did make landfall earlier this evening and continues to parallel many of the islands in the area. winds moving to the west at 11 miles per hour. sunday at 5:00 in the evening, it's moving just to the south and west of owahu. then moves out to sea. tomorrow, we have tons of sunshine, 71 in san francisco. 78 in oakland. 88 in san jose. 95 for santa rosa. accuweather seven-day forecast. warm to hot tomorrow. a slight dip on monday for scorching sunshine. returning tuesday lasting through thursday and into next

weekend. >> drew, thank you very much. shu is here with sports. c.j. anderson from denver holding a football catch in vallejo, talked to us about giving back. and joe paflski's day at golf. that's coming up next.

former cal bear and super bowl champion running back for denver c.j. anderson grew up in vallejo and today decided to give back to the community by holding a football camp. he got his new quarterback mark sanchez to join him at the camp. and of course, the kids just love being around these pros and soaking up all the knowledge they can. c.j. enjoying the weekend before his own training camp begins

soon. >> the camp was just amazing. you know, we got the little kids to run around, we had some fun. they got to be interactive, they got the basics, their season is upcoming. >> i'm happy to help c.j. this is a family atmosphere that we have, so when your family member has a camp like this, you want to help him and his community. so it's great. >> good stuff. let's tee it up. not your normal professional tour, but the american century celebrity event in south shore. they're using the stable for a scoring system. points for eagles, birdies and pars and loss of points for double bogeys. par 3, 12th, timberlake off the fringe. he had 14 points today, 20 for

the point. steph, nearly had a birdie here on 17. joe pavelski playing the tournament for the first time. he's tied for ninth with 34 points. chance for a eagle, but he would three putt for par. party fis party fish with the lead. this is the shortest off-season joe pavelski has ever had. playing in the stanley cup final, he'll represent team usa in september. following that, the nhl regular season. we talked to him yesterday and asked how he recovers on a short break. >> there's always a process. going this far and with the summer we've had, it's definitely different. you just have to go with the beginning of the process and you take your rest, you understand you're going to need that. and when you do get in the gym, you have to do all those

beginning moves that line the body up and get everything back and then you add a little bit of strength as much as you can, so you can definitely feel the body now coming back. and the pittsburgh penguins have won the stanley cup. >> i don't know if you ever really get over it. you have to move on a little bit. you take some learning experiences from it, what you could have done maybe a little better in the finals. but as far as the run we went on was just tremendous. it was a cool experience. but the feeling, the emotions, they were all there and it was real. and when it does end, it just ends and it's tough when you're not on top. >> the penguins were faster and had more depth. the sharks' gm wasted no time fixing those areas. the team expects to make another

run this system. >> i think all the guys are excited. i am. good to see those additions coming, especially with the group we have here right now. we have lots of speed and good play making abilities. so we're excited to help with that and question'll continue at camp with the process and try to get back here. >> go, sharks. third round in scottland. carlos franco, long eagle putt gets him to 4 under. he's 5 under on the tournament. he's got a long way to go. miguel jiminez shot a 7 under 65 today, 11 under on the tournament. third round of the canadian open, jared du toit has a chance to become the first canadian to win the open in 62 years thanks to this eagle. he trails the leader by one shot. he's 8 under on the tournament.

day 20 of the tour de france. watch where your dangle your flag, people. nearly slides off the road here. chris froome retains the yellow jersey. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> shu, welcome back.

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to be a private matter between himself and the first lady. (camera shutters clicking) he is grateful for the continued support and respect of privacy by the american people. any questions? (reporters shouting questions) cy? eric? is it true? what it is is a private matter. but the first lady made it a public matter. i don't speak for the first lady. i speak for the president. (reporters shouting questions) so he's not even going to answer the simple question? the president did answer. what did he say when he heard this?