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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> her smile, her smile is infectious. she loved that school bus and she traveled it like a champ. >> friends and loved ones remember a bus driver who died in a shooting in austin, texas. good evening. i'm eric thomas. she was murdered a short distance away from the texas state capital. abc7 news reporter lonnie rivera is live outside the redwood city busyard where she picked up and dropped off her bus every day. many who knew her gathered there . >> she is being remembered as a stellar employee and a very, very good human being. >> she loved that school bus. she drove it like a champ. >> co-workers and friends came to this school busyard in

redwood city tonight. they placed flowers on bus number 1402 and they turned on the lights to remember the remarkable woman who loved being behind this wheel. >> tame k ka was very caring. she loved special ed kids. >> she spent much of her adult life as a bus driver. she absolutely loved her job. this weekend, she traveled to austin, texas to visit her fiancee's family. while hanging out in a popular, crowded entertainment district she was shot and killed. austin police tonight released a picture of a person of interest. they want to question a connection with a deadly shooting that killed multry and injured five others. >> close friend and fellow bus driver talked to her fiancee. >> she was distraught and she cooperate say much of anything except for friends.

>> she was always upbeat. >> she will be extremely missed. she didn't deserve to die like this. >> her brother said she loved her family. he lives in las vegas. the two of them are in this photo. they were extremely close. >> she knew before how much i loved her. we were born on the same day, but two years apart. we had a special connection. >> the family is headed to texas to bring his sister's body back to the bay area. his sister and her fiancee were planning to get married this fall. lonnie rivera, abc7 news. >> tonight donald trump is standing behind his controversial comments about the parents of a will -- of a fallen american-muslim officer. cornell bernard has the

story. >> it is not going away. some demand an apology, but one bay area republican leader is standing by his candidate. >> have you even read the united states constitution? >> reporter: it was one of the most compelling speeches of the democratic national convention. the gold star father of a muslim-american soldier killed in iraq taking on donald trump's paw pros sal to ban -- proposal to ban muslims. today he told cnn -- >> he is a black soul and it is totally unfit for the leadership of this beautiful country. >> he doesn't know that. i saw him. he was very emotional. >> reporter: trump told stephanopoulos that his wife stood by him at the dnc and was silent. >> if you look at his wife she was standing there and had nothing to say. maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. you tell me. >> reporter: he fired back that she is too emotional to speak. >> to not respect the gold star mother standing there and

he had to take the shot at her? >> reporter: the chair of american islamic relaitionzs say i urge donald trump to apologize to shame the muslim gold star family and for his repeated use of anti-muslim stereo types. the supporter and former vice chase of the republican party said trump was only defending himself. >> that's what you can expect. it is a country that will defend itself. >> trump tweeted that he was a hero, but this is about radical islamic terror and the weakness of our leaders to eradicate it. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the local chapter is speaking out criticizing trump's comments. donald trump's argument is that muslims are a danger in this country and they are making us less safe and they are not patriotic. most americans who saw the family at the dnc argues they are the epitomy of

patriotism. even that wasn't enough for donald trump. unfortunately it seems as though muslims can't do anything to make him happy. >> ahead of the bay area chapter americans will remember captain kahn and his family's sacrifice for generations to come. hillary clinton mentioned the controversy. she told worshipers in cleveland that donald trump has offered the family nothing but insults. >> talking about making our country great -- [inaudible]. >> a pocket version of the u.s. constitution became a best seller days after mr. kahn flashed a copy during the democratic national convention and offered to lend it to donald trump. the pamphlet printed sells pour $1 and rose to number two on amazon's best seller book

list. we will keep you updated on the twists and turns. download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts. more details are emerging about the pilot of a hot air balloon that crashed killing 16 people, the deadliest disaster of its kind in u.s. history. 5 police officer in missouri told the associated press that skip nichol was arrested on felony drunk driving charge. the ap said he pled guilty to a lesser offense president federal investigators believe part of the balloon touched the high tension power lines before yesterday's tragedy. fog may have been a factor in the crash as well. friends identified a man who died after falling near point lobos. he fell 50 to 100 feet to the ground and into the water. he worked in the gun shop in modesto. they posted a remembrance for him on facebook. they are selling t-shirts to help cover his funeral experiences.

>> and a massive wildfire near big is you grew again to cover 62 square miles. it was the size of the city of san francisco. the fire has been burning in monterey county for 10 nights now. today the money monterey county sheriff's office evacuated a new neighborhood and put another on warning. the fire is now 18% contained and that's up from 15% earlier today. two men find themselves in trouble with the law tonight after being accused of climbing a cable on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. highway patrol officers ordered them to climb down to the bike path at around 3:00 this afternoon. the chp will likely ask the prosecutors to charming the pair with trespassing. i saw it as i came into work. in south san jose, part of a tree slammed into the two homes forcing those families out for the night. abc7 news was on fullerton drive where the large oak tree branches came down. the man who lives there ran

out of his bedroom as soon as he heard it falling. it crashed through his bedroom window just missing him and it took out a wall and part of the frame of his home. >> it sounded like a 747 taking off landing in your backyard. it was one noise you will never forget and one noise i will never want to hear again. >> no one was hurt. the tree was more than 200 years old and considered a heritage tree. engineers are inspecting the house to make sure it is safe for those two families to return. in berkeley, the east bay mud crews expected to finish repairs on a broken watermain by early morning. the iron pipe bursted around 12:30 sending water gushing into the street and a 200-pound manhole into the air. abc7 news was at cornell and gilman as they worked to fix it tonight. about 50 customers were without water for all or part of the day. 30 are still without service tonight. >> i can't under score enough how important it is to have emergency water supplies at

your home. >> east bay mud believes the age of the pipe caused the break. the utility is busy replacing firefighter miles of old pipes throughout the east bay. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00. >> seven years ago it was just a dream. >> no longer a dream. the first major korean war memorial on the west coast is set to open tomorrow. hear from the nephew of a korean war hero. >> also, another apology. the snap chat post that has the warriors in a spotlight again. >> the last day of july brought us cooler than normal temperatures. these numbers will continue to drop. i'll explain in the accu-weather forecast. >> and a month's worth of rain in two hours. see the historic floodings in a maryland town and more rain is coming. stay with us.

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shot by enemy fire. what would ultimately kill him is the blast from a hand grenade he pulled under his body to protect nearby marines. >> to me it takes a special type of person to do that. >> mike lopez is the nephew of first lieu tenant lopez. one of his favorite photos is his grandmother holding his uncle's posthumous medal of honor in. >> it is for all of the guys who lost their lives and not just him. >> reporter: that's what the korean war memorial is all about. a dedication to the men and women who fought to protect south korea during the war. it is located outside the national cemetery in the presidio. where 2,000 korean war veterans are buried. >> john stevens helped lead the seven-year effort to get the memorial built. he says san francisco is the ideal location. >> san francisco was the departure point for many, many

of the americans. it was also the ending point. >> and now it is 40e78 -- home to the monument dedicated to the korean war which will be less forgotten when it opens to the public. abc7 news. let's hope so. draymond green is apologizing after an explicit private snap chat photo. the intimate picture was intended as a private message, but he hit the wrong button. this is green's second apology since playing for the u.s. olympic team. green was arrested on an assault charge three weeks ago in michigan. the charge was dropped when he agreed to pay a fine for a noise violation. team usa plays their final exhibition game before playing for rio. a main street to the west of baltimore turned into a rushing river with cars swept away and more than 100 water rescues. a month's worth of rain in two

hours. gloria riveara has the story from the hard hit town. >> reporter: deadly flash floods ripping through the town and the rushing water sweeping the driver into danger. one man tries to help her. then a human chain forms as the woman crawls out of her car finally pulled to safety. >> there is people in the water. >> some were clinging to vehicles swept away by the floods. >> one city turned into a massive river swallowing up cars and crashing them into one another. the aftermath cars are stacked on top of each other. this suv flipped nose first into a canal. >> what made this dangerous is so much of the city is built on top of the river. a lot is simply washed away.

>> buildings, roads and power lines suffered damage. >> we have roads into the foundation. they were completely washed away. >> the community members are desperate to get into their businesses to assess the extent of the damage. officials say it is not safe enough to go in. >> this seemed like the cars flipped and smashed into each other. search and rescue are on the job 24 hours a day. they say they will stay on the job and they have never seen anything like this. abc news, maryland. >> drew joins us now. and this is really rare. it is something they will not see again in their lifetime. let's take a look at the rainfall and they picked up six and a half inches of rain. that in and of itself is impressive. it is truly jaw dropping. the majority of the rain came in a two-hour window. that's something that only happens once in a millenium.

that is nearly half of san jose 's yearly rainfall. you can see why they are having problems. locally it is the fog in the low clouds and not the precipitation. it is pushing into the bay with the colors on the screen. we'll take you outside. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you the low clouds and a lot of us are going to wake up to the cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. along the coast too, there is a chance as the marine layer deepens overnight that we will see drizzle, similar to what we experienced last night. monday especially inland in the south bay, we will have the hazy skies. the fire is burning in monterey county and then the cooler temperatures are coming later in the week. you can open up your windows. 60s inland and 62 hayward and 59 san francisco. napa is checking in at feft

8. let's get you out the door. first thing is a lot of clouds and coastal drizzle. by 9:00, very typical pattern setting up. you start to see the sunshine breaking out in the temperatures. we will go hour by hour. it gets you closer to street level. san jose, fremont, east palo alto and low clouds and san francisco into the north bay and even into the inland communities. you will have some gray skies. it pulled back as it usually does this time of year. and away from the coast we have a lot of sunshine with those hazy skies. i just want to pot that out. if you have respiratory issues that is smoke that will be in the atmosphere. 84 in san jose and 80 sunnyvale. along the peninsula, afternoon sunshine and a nice day. 77 in redwood city. 60 for pacifica. down down san francisco is 64

degrees. 58 for daly city. 75 pat lieu ma and 74 saw vallejo and 65 for sausalito. oakland 71. 78 fremont and 79 castro valley and 87 the high in concord and 90 antioch and 90 in livermore. tomorrow through wednesday we are holding steady, but then you notice there is cooler air moving in thursday and friday. inland is mid to low 80s. trying to struggle to get out of the 60s. we have the morning fog and afternoon sunshine on the way. >> drew, thank you. >> still to come on abc news at 11:00, a frenzy in the bay area over the new addition of harry potter.

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abc7 news was on west portal avenue when the readers got their hands on the latest installment of the harry potter series. j.k. rowling's series, harry potter and the cursed child, went on sale and they sold hundreds of copies. it is the number one selling book on amazon. shocker. and shu joins us now with a look at sports. >> matt cain joined the 100 club with his win over the nationals. we'll hear from matty and jimmy walker joined three other golfers for first time winners of a major in

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>> golf is not an easy game and jason is a true champion. that's unreal. that really put it on me to make a par. sometimes pars are hard, but we got it. >> all right, giants lost four straight since the allstar break, but they split the current match up. still haven't won a series, but he won his 100th career game as a giant. cain was able to pitch out four shutout innings. giants got some help. pagan grounds into what should be an inning ending double play. the error. gillespie scores and it is 1-0. hunter pence. the throw gets away. and the pinch runner scores. g-men go up 2-0. he lead off with a trep pell and they split the four-game set and matt gains his 100th career game victory thanks to the win. >> i didn't think it would be

that big of a deal. for it to take three years feels good. especially with using everybody to be a part of it. it was definitely a win we all needed very much. >> the a's pitcher got roughed up in cleveland allowing seven runs in just three and a third inning including five runs in the third. mike nap poely capped it off. a's swept by the top team in the american league, 8-0 your final. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. coming up later in the newscast we will check in with the ninerss and the raiders. stick around. >> i'll be right here. shu, thanks a lot. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, what made two months of rolling across the pacific ocean pr catch catch to hawaii worth it. and making mom's life a little

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, police in austin, texas have warrants out for a man accused of shooting and killing a woman from the bay area. she was visiting her fiancee's family in texas when she was shot early this morning in the city's entertainment district. the 30-year-old was a school bus driver on the peninsula and she lived in san carlos. tonight donald trump is snot backing down after the -- is not backing down after the gold star -- fallen god star

father father -- gold star father asked why she didn't speak up. the chapper it of american-islamic relations demands trump apologize. >> the monument to the korean war will be unveiled at the presidio in san francisco. itit is set for 10:00 in the morning. federal investigators say it may have played a role in the deadliest balloon accident in u.s. history. it happened in central texas when a hot air balloon crashed and flames killing all 16 people on board. we know it went down after it hit live power lines. tonight the ntsb needs to know why that happened. our sister station from houston has the story. >> these pictures show the doomed aircraft minutes before catastrophe struck. just after sunrise at 7:30 the hot air balloon carrying 16 is nearing its landing zone. at 7:42 it connects with high tension wires. >> there is physical evidence

to indicate that the balloon or some component of the balloon hit the wires themselves and not the tower. >> first responders were too late. >> like a gunfire explosion. >> we saw a big fireball go up. >> the accident sent all aboard to their deaths. the balloon landed three quarters of a mile from the passenger basket. among the dead, pilot skip nichols who was proud of his work. >> it is a ton of fun. it is an adventure every time. >> his utmost, utmost priority was the safety to his passengers. >> these newlyweds sent snap chat pictures of what would be their final momentsing together. >> she started snap chatting me and i had pictures taking off and then looking down at the pasture and then they came to an end. >> they are looking into why it may have happened. >> twitter images apparently

from people on the balloon may reveal that. we are in the process of analyzing that. >> many of the victims will have to be identified through dental records which is a process is that can take weeks and even months. abc news, lockhart, texas. people brought their passions to sacramento to both support and oppose ideas being shared during a religion conference. members of the community shared their message. inside worshipers and ministers packed a preacher's conference. the host condoned last month's shooting masacre hours after 49 people died. >> love children and you will hate the people that hurt them. if you love righteousness you will hate wickedness. you can't love everything. >> i understand your perspective as your perspective, but don't try it to each it to humans. >> we don't hate them. we hate their message.

>> preacher's conference uhing tras people from all oversees . lawmakers with i will return to sacramento from their summer recess. governor brown will house the veterans and david chi is pushing for more money. requiring uber and lift drivers to put more license plates on their cars. and a bill that would keep police body camera footage from being released to the public when an officer is killed unless the officer's family approved of its release night. while some kids are spending their vacation playing pokemon go, another is working on a recipe for a successful future. he is a baker and just eight years old. he mastered making cookies. his single mother inspired him to start the business out of her home. she is getting a lot of requests and even catered the

event. >> i said i wanted to be a millionaire, and i thought that was impossible, but now i think it is. >> he hopes to save up enough money to buy a bigger house for him and his mom. >> a plane can get you from california to hawaii in about six hours. a group of rowers spent two months making the journey in what is called the great pacific race. for one team that finished in honolulu it is more than a race. here is that story. >> racing 24 howz miles the hard way from monterey california to honolulu it was the ultimate endurance challenge. for luis and his rowing partner, a veteran of three ocean crossings, it was more of a memorial tribute to luis' father, the first person to

ride across the pacific solo from san francisco to australia in 1982. >> i i just have to have another glass of water and celebrate another day at sea and my birthday. >> in the opposite direction of san francisco he disappeared at sea. >> the boat was found without any trace of my father and i was five years old at the time. >> i carry his boat on my forearm. >> for nearly two months they have taken turns rowing two hours on and two hours off 24/7. the most difficult part is getting off the california coast until they could catch the more favor along winds and currents that will push them to hawaii. >> i am not a rower and my technique is poor, but i feel strong. >> there is a sleep deprivation and the constant sun and elements. >> two of the teams dropped

out for medical reasons and one had to be res skyed by a coast guard helicopter during the first two weeks of their adventure. larger crews reached the finish two weeks ahead of them. winning was never the objective. jay i am aware of that. i would like some closure to him and get an understanding as basic as what it could be as to what he wnt through. went through. >> after 54 days at sea the sons of the paw i can is -- of the pacific reached the diamond head. >> there is a lot of people who didn't believe i would be able to do it, lightly so, and i have proven that i can and we are. >> abc news.

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parachute last night and lived to tell the tale. she poke with luke akins. >> free fall. he is plummeting to earth with no parachute and no wing suit. broadcast live on fox television, the world is watching. >> what makes you the most nervous? >> that i have a wife and a son and i plan to be here a long time and being a pain in the neck when he gets older. >> how did he pull off this feet? 100 wide net and 10 stories off the ground. his helmet beeps and red lights flash if he is off target. >> i came out and turned on my lights. >> dummies tested it, one crashing right through. akins' people made uh juments. he dropped from a crane. then the practice jump. >> how many times have you jumped? >> i have 200 jumps training.

>> speeding down at 1 twenty mile an hour the daredevil nailed it. >> he is in and he is kicking and moving. >> landing to cheers and relieved hugs. >> hi tree made as he hugged his wife. >> surviving the ultimate thrill ride. >> abc news, los angeles. >> drew, now that i see that again he wasn't exactly in the middle of that net. >> a little to the side. >> a little to the right. >> not so comfortable looking. he made it and that's all that matters. >> right now we are showing you coastal fog developing and it is going around the bay. we showed you that shot. we have the cloud cover upstairs . this is an indication that the weather pattern has cooled. on friday a lot of triple digits in our inland area. we saw double-digit drops from the numbers. 11 degrees cooler in antioch. 15 in livermore and danville is 13 degrees cooler.

the trend is going to be for the numbers to continue to go downward as the cooler air advances inland. we have the fog pushing in and around the bay everybody drops into the 50s. those are your starting temperatures. tomorrow morning you can see the fog and that pulls back to the coast midmorning. a lot of sunshine away from the coast. hazy skies in the inland. valleys think the smoke and fire burning in monterey county. the accu-weather seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday kind of on cruise control and then thursday and friday the temperatures drop once again. it is a cooler day and it is nice for august on saturday and sunday and mainly sun intoe skies into the afternoon. >> drew, thanks a lot. >> what is the over-under on drew being able to walk tomorrow? >> do not bet against me. >> i have five bucks on you, shu. >> you're off tomorrow so we'll never know. >> they are deciding who will

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abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. the niners hit the field where chip kelly got a good look at the 2016 roster. a lot of question marks for this team going forward starting with the quarterback. he got the rest in ota's and mini camp as kaepernick was healing from three surgeries. kap has a clean bill of health and seems to have been humbled a bit for what he has gone through and knows he has to earn the job if he wants to get back on the field. he starts with his health. >> right where i need to be. excited for what is to come. >> it will be an even competition and i'm ready to compete. >> you have to make the most of your opportunities 1234. >> this is not my first

quarterback competition. you have to make the most of your opportunity. >> it is good to have two. we had to play two quarterbacks every year. it is a good situation to be in. >> the raiders reported a day ahead. the 9ers have a few practices under their belt. very few openings, but with the loss of charles woodson he lost his heart and soul. and the next generation needs to step up whether it is derrick rr or -- derrick karr orca real mac. or khalil mac. >> they know they can't lean on charles so you can see khalil mac and bruce ervin and malcolm smith, these guys are all taking it upon themselves. i think we have a really good core of guys that are assuming

leadership positions within their perspective groups. i feel good about that. we have taken a significant step forward with leadership abilities. >> we had our fourth first time winner this year at the 98pga championship. jimmy walker lead it wire to wire and jason day for his first title. from the bunker and forbiddery and nothing but net. takes the lead over the champ jason day. walker had an answer and it was a long birdie putt of his own and he is at 1300. day just misses it to get within a shot of the lead. he president ka -- he can't believe it. he is now 14 under. he has a three-shot lead heading into 18. day eagle putt on 18. he's in the clubhouse and cuts the lead to one.

walker is in the fairway and sees this and has to make the par on 18 and drains it. winning the pga championship, the wanna maker trophy and his first major title. >> incredible finish it really was. it puts a smile on my face that hasn't even sunk in yet. it has been a whale wind. -- a whirl wind. i haven't got to chill yet. it is awesome. >> it is quite nice to see him celebrate with his family and friends. i know exactly that feeling and he is a deserving winner. hats off because, i mean, it is not easy to win tournaments and he controlled himself pretty darn well all day. >> across the pond in the final round of the women's british open. she was run august way with this one. she has a six-stroke lead. there were three straight

birdies on 10, 11 and 12 to cut into the lead. you couldn't get any closer. they hung on to win the british open. earthquake taking on the dynamos. the man with one name, alex chips it with the left foot. 59th minute and a perfect crs. this game ends in a 1-1 tie. nhri in sonoma and finally wins his first of the year. 324 miles an hour and funny car legend, it was his 50th career win in favor of his own 145th. driving the camero to win by a nose. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. nascar was rained out in

pennsylvania and they will try to get her done tomorrow. everything is going on, baseball, football, golf. it is a busy time of year. i'm loving it. >> i'm tired just listening. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for drew and shu, thank you for joining us and have a great evening and a better morning. see you later.

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