enforcement leaked this bulletin to me. he wants you to understand the dangers officers are facing in his words, when it hits the fan, you'll know why. the federal bureau of prisons and gang center are warning of increased risk for violence. the prison gang started black august in the 1970s as a month to honor fallen members. one of the biggest served 46 years in sol tear confinement after killing a prison guard and slashing throats of two guards who survived during an escape attempt. former san quentin inmate remembers him as a freedom fighter. >> i went to prison at 20 years old, someone reminded me not to compromise my integrity. >> 12 days after corrections released him, he was stabbed to death in a rye why the at state

prison, >> those charged with protecting and housing had to bear that responsibility. >> the bulletin warns a close claims there is a two for one kill policy but is going to kill correctional officers to send a message and the attacks will occur across the country, not just in california and will likely occur during the memorial celebration of black august. i showed it to retired special agent rick smith. >> it's >> the baltimore office reports members discussed how to ambush

law enforcement officers who were parked in alleys and side streets and mentions the san francisco bay view newspaper suggesting the corrections responsibility for the murder and promoting black august celebrations as a platt form for action. this editor is worried about the message. >> this statement from the department of justice puts black people in danger because it is promoting the idea there is a war going on between black people and law enforcement. >> there is a drawing showing a member and gorilla eating a pig. >> this

>> this bulletin does not come as news to the officers in prison and on the street. >> now to a developing story in daily city. a child was hit by a car this afternoon. abc7 news reporter vic lee joins us live on scene. vic? >> reporter: the accident happened on this street just across from the skyline shopping center. police tell us the driver cooperating. the young girl was hit just

before 2:00 this afternoon from busy sky line boulevard. the blue station wagon is where the >> i don't like to cross the street. because they're coming around skyline. it's foggy. people are in a hurry. >> he tells us skyline mall is a busy place at all hours of the day. and that drivers speed making a turn from skyline to westmore. >> they come around the corpser there is no stop sign, no nothing. and if you're not -- you can be in a crosswalk. if you're not looking i'm halfway out and people don't care. they make a right turn and it's

unfortunate. >> nick mistos crosses the street all the time on his walker. >> i try to cross the street. people won't stop and try to cut me off when i'm crossing the street. the young girl has life threatening injuries and the driver is being interviewed at a police station. the latest now on a rapidly-spreading wildfire on the edge of napa county. it's forced evacuations from homes and camp grounds in its path. >> it's amazing what they do. >> the fire is just 5% contained and fires have raged through

this area before and open in just two years. i big break for the fire in sobranes fire. the fire grew 1500 acres and flames burned 57 homes and threatened 2000 others. investigators say an illegal camp firee sparked the fire july 22nd and containment is at 25%. an oakland boy hopes his bad experience in a school for special needs kids will help others. he feels he was the victim of discrimination because he was physically restrained 100 times in just one school year. laura? >> this young boy is

he says what was done to him is over the top. >> in public school, they won't do that. >> stewart is 12 and remembers what happened when he was a student at anova center for ed ooks they took me out of the classroom and held me down there. >> an adult? >> 2, 3, or 4. >> stewart has autism. when he was nine he was placed in the school by the school district. he was restrained 92 times, often face down for up to 90 minutes at a time. >> we did say he's telling us it hurts. >> bonnie tells us she was bothered by what is happening but put her trust in the staff. >> when i first went to the school. i trusted them. because at some point, have you

to do that. you have to trust somebody else. >> now, the u.s. department of education office of civil rights ruled ousd discriminated and ordered the district to receiver all ties with schools that use certain restraint practices. a spokesperson told us ousd is complying with the terms of the resolution which they believe will impact the students with special needs for a place in nonpublic schools. we tried owe contact the school but it's closed for the summer. >> how do you think they could have handled it differently? >> they could have, i don't know, like a warning system. then, they like don't hold me down. they just take me out, maybe. >> stuart is now attending a school in hayward where physical restraint is rarely used. >> jurors in the pg and e trial are now on owe day five of deliberations with questions.

they've asked for more information about leak repairs and details. the judge held a hearing this afternoon and another for tomorrow morning. the jury is trying to decide if the company should be held criminally responsible for violating safety rules in connection with the 2010 explosion. the blast killed eight people, destroying 38 homes. the man at the center of an excessive force investigation involving bart police officers made a court appearance today. the 22-year-old michael smith pleaded not guilty to charges of resisting arrest and battery. video on facebook shows officers punching smith in the head while he was restrained at embarcadero bart station on friday. bart is now investigating the arrest.

for the first time tonight, we're hearing from one of the injured survivors of yesterday's deadly bus crash. >> just grateful with a second chance. a lot of people didn't. >> the driving record of the man behind the

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breaking news in london. one person has been killed and six wounded in a knife attack in a popular tourist area in russells square in central london. police say they're investigating this as a possible terrorist attack. we're working the story and 'll keep you updated. a registered sex offender is in trouble after police say he took advantage of a 15-year-old girl he was tutoring. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen looked into the suspect's criminal history. >> police want you to take a look at 51-year-old thomas reeves of san jose. he's also a registered sex offender. he was charged with 14 counts of felony child molestation. >> our 290 team which is our megan's law team monitor registrants and this came across the death. >> police say reeves had sex with a 15-year-old girl between october, 2015 and april, this year, while also serving as the

victim's english tutor. this isn't the suspect's first brush with the law. in 2002, he was arrested in sacramento in a sting operation after police say he tried to have sex with a 12-year-old girl. he was an elementary schoolteacher in oakland at the time of the arrest. he would be sentenced to 12 years in prison after being found guilty of molesting two under aged girls in the east bay. he began offering his services as a language tutor though likely wasn't supposed to have contact with minors. >> we're putting this information out if someone recognizes him as someone they had dealings with or maybe he was out there soliciting services, as a tutor, then, again, we'd want to have those people contact the san jose police department sexual assault unit. >> police say reeves was not affiliated with a local learning center or school. they aren't sure if the victim's parents did a background check but tell us the suspect did provide the family with his real name.

he's due back in court in three weeks. chris nguyen, abc7 news. authorities identified an 18-year-old woman who died after a car went over a cliff near saratoga. she died when the nissan altima she was a passenger in veered off the road. the driver ran way from the crash site. investigators have revised their accounts of a number of people killed in a deadly bus accident yesterday from 5 to 4. and for the first time, we're hearing from one of those injured survivors. she suffered only minor injuries. she says she keeps having flash backs of the horrific scene. >> i just started to pray and all i can do is pray. i smelled gas. i thought we're going to burn.

there was a guy that wasn't moving or anything. i'm sure he was dead. he fell on me. i had to push him off in order to be able to stand up. >> the chp and national transportation safety board are working to determine what happened and we're learning more about the person behind the wheel. the bus driver. abc7 news is in the newsroom with us with the latest on this part of the story. the bus driver had several past violations including driving a bus while a license was suspended. he says he believes the driver was injured after the >> it is a fact finding evolution. >> the bus is now in an evidence lot after this deadly accident along highway 99 in livingston. chp said

>> i heard him screaming. get >> california dmv confirmed vazquez has a history of driving violations. speeding in oregon and unknown date, a quote, furious traffic violation in and vazquez was shot driving on a temporary license.

investigators say the older-model bus may not have had data-recording capabilities they plan to reconstruct the accident scene as part of the investigation. >> melanie, thank you very much. a construction crew is blamed for causing a fiery scare in los angeles. take a look at what happened. this fire broke out when a water crew hit a gas line with a back hoe in woodland hills. you can see the construction equipment just engulfed in flames. homes were evacuated as crews worked to put out the fire. and no one was hurt. >> well, it's time to check on the weather. >> it tells you something, sandhya. >> it does. >> it is really gotten chilly out here. and i can barely see the east bay hills as low clouds and fog pushed in across the bay

quickly. and just signalling a change in weather pattern. we're going to drop well below average before temperatures recover. so radar is picking up gray skies along the coast now. winds are a big factor, gusting to 26 at sfo out of the northwest. on shore breeze in fairfield out of the southwest to 20 miles per hour. wind is not strong enough to mix out smoke layers due to fires burning around the area. the colt fire and also, sobranes fire. san francisco, 59 degrees, 64 in oakland and a chilly 55 in half moon bay. from our exploratorium camera, this is really my view. you can barely see anything there. 72 in santa rosa. 84 in concord and 82 in

livermore, looking from our emeryville camera, you can see peeks of blue, but hardly anything there. low clouds, fog, and patchy morning drizzle. cooler weather with temperatures rebounding next week. tomorrow morning temperatures beginning into the overcast skies pushing into our valleys into tomorrow morning. at 10:00 a.m., the sun will be out in our inland east bay, and in places like south bay. so east bay, around antioch, discovery bay, brentwood, you'll see the signs early on. but not along the coast and around the bay. oakland, richmond going to have to deal with low clouds. gray clouds at the coast. temperatures are going to fall in a big way. 82 morgan hill. hazy skies continuing due to the

fire in monlt ray county. 75 milpitas. on the peninsula, 77 in redwood city. along the coastline, cloudy, cool, breezy and 59 in pacifica. daily city, 58 degrees. and we're looking at mild to warm weather. 78 santa rosa. 75 in napa. 68 oakland. and accu-weather forecast, upper 50s to mid-80s, below average this time of the year is low 80s inland, upper 50s coast side. sunday, slightly warmer carrying into next week. we'll see low to mid-60s coast side, low 90s inland from a fire vantage point this should help the firefighters with an

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officials have no reports of trouble. >> at 6:00, researchers from california academy of sciences say think find more bugs in affluent neighborhoods than poorer ones recently, looking inside 50 homes in raleigh, north carolina. researchers found the economic status was a best way to predict what is inside. affluent areas had a greater diversity of insects and plants in gardens and parks. 100 different species of bugs are found inside of an average home. >> that is interesting. >> we're fewer than 100 days from the november election. a local voter registration push targeting a demographic. plus... >> the same description given for both suspects.

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. we're monitoring breaking news in london. the metropolitan police service is confirming casualties from a knife attack within the last hour. >> police tweeted this update, six injured and one is a woman who died. this happened in central london add russell square, not far from the british museum and international train station. >> it's an area popular with tourists. one person is in custody. >> students in uc berkeley are being told to take precautions. >> two armed men robbed people

on campus. >> i bought this yesterday at 4:55 p.m. >> one stewed kwent is talking about an alert from campus police following a series of robberies. police said the self phones were reported stolen at 10.02, 10-15, 10 clt 19 and 11:41. >> all five described the same description for both. >> both men described as african american are in their teens or early 20s wearing gray and black sweat shirts. one crime was reported on derby street and four minutes later, again, on channing way and dana

streets. >> it's important to keep students aware. >> uc berkeley claims to be the home of laurits but also has a representation for the crime rate, with the most-reported robberys. >> we know berkeley isn't the safest city in the world. >> take a cell phone in your pocket and focus on your surroundings. >> do you know about this? be careful. >> reporter: police are asking the public to help them find those responsible for the robberies. campaign is doing well, it's

never been so well, united. right now, it's the best in terms of being united that it's been since we began. >> and in recent days trump refused to endorse paul ryan and senator john mccain and escalated his feud with a muslim american soldier killed in iraq. new fox news poll has trump trailing hillary clinton 49% to 39%. >> in colorado this hillary clinton spoke to gold star families. >> anyone who demeaned the service of our p p.o.w.s and fallen soldiers, i'm so grateful to every single person that ever put on the uniform of the united states military. in san francisco tonight, california's secretary of state is leading an effort to register latino voters in the

secretary of state hopes latinos will be well represented in november. >> it's important for latinos that register@and >> california has the most eligible latino voters of any state in the u.s. judge was out clerks, reports for court documents, not filled. those are two examples of impacts by a strike by court clerks that impacted other

counties. >> records and court operations came to a halt independents and judges found themselves in double duty. >> my judge decided to fill out the minute orders herself. she had that extra responsibility this morning. >> the dispute is over a new contract offer after receiving no pay raises for eight years. >> we're willing to go back to the table. i mean, we don't want to go on strike but have no choice after eight years. >> lina tyler works weekends. >> i had to move 98 miles from here in a city called newman, california, to aafford rent. >> other employees couldn't join the line, she and others didn't

go to work, impacting non-english speaking defendants. >> the legalese is difficult to understand. without us, they feel lost. >> you'll hear from your family. you've been here for the community. i want to say i honor and respect the fact you're boldly, boldly doing something on behalf of yourselves and your families. >> in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. a woman who grew up in the bay area is having an out of this world experience. >> that is right. she's a nasa astronaut. from food to laws of physics, what it's like living on board the iss next at 6:00. and on the eve of the receiving of a gold jacket, we have a sit down

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space. >> it's a story you'll see only tonight on abc7 news. >> last month, kate rubens arrived on the international space station. >> first time space travellers how is the food up there? >> turns out the station is truly international. >> we brought things like hot sauces from around the world so there is no wine, unfortunately. >> that would have been a piece of home. she grew up in napa. >> every time we pass over u.s. and california i make sure to look out and wave a little bit to everybody down below. >> she'll have a better view on the space walk. >> we have assembled parts onto the suits. >> rubens will help install the first international docking adaptor for the first commercial space craft with a crew. she has a good teacher. >> kate has a good idea of what is coming up.

but until you experience it, it's just not quite the same. >> they're going over and over procedures. >> so we don't have to use a check list. we know it by heart. >> the heart is another focus for rubens. she's studying cells from stanford. >> those are heart cells. one of the things we're interested in is cardiovascular function in space. >> things are different without gravity. if hony does this, imagine a petri dish. >> here, water forms drop lets and floats away. >> how science acts in space will be topic one. >> what it is like living and working in space in the international space station. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc7 news. new research helps explain why we stop feeling thirsty after what we have had has an affect on our body.

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police tweeted they've aarrested a suspect. >> one woman died and five others wounded. the stabbings happened in russell square. 7 on your side learned a major national health club change is under investigation following complaints it failed to honor lifetime memberships. >> two bay area club members tell us they were made promises years ago kept until very recently. now, after similar complaints from others, both the contra costa and orange county district

attorney want to know what is going on. the two had been members about 10 years. they say they took advantage of a major sale at the time. >> it was lifetime membership if you put up so much money. >> other than that, we'd be locked into a guaranteed low rate fee. >> james paid $450 up front and says he thought he agreed to a lifetime membership of $49. sheri signed up for $545 up front and says she was told she was getting a annual membership of $69 for life. both received notice fees were going up $50. >> i just felt that was wrong. >> their sales rep guaranteed us, by putting hundreds of dollars up front, we would make a low, you know, the annual fee would be low. and guaranteed for life.

>> a closer look at the contract indicates both sheri an james signed up for three-year terms and 24 hour fitness could raise rates later. but both say the rep told them orally the agreement would be in place for life. this petition was started by a woman who says 24-hour fitness raised fees from what she thought was a guaranteed contract. many say the same thing happened to them. the number of people who signed a petition concerns the district attorney's office. an investigator told us that they need to read the fine print.

a . >> are you from corporate? >> we're from channel 7 news. >> do you have permission to be filming? >> the company told us they can't comment on pending investigations except to say 24 hour fitness is cooperating. orange county told us if verified they could be ordered to pay restitution. >> diwhat they asked of me. they need to do what they expected or told us what they're going to do. >> the contra cost district attorney tells us it's compiling a list of witnesses and preparing to interview them. know, to see my reports go to abc7news.com and click on the sections tab. >> thank you.

>> it is foggy along the coast and around the bay. we're tracking a hurricane, hurricane earl now about 85 miles east south easts of belize city. land fall expected tomorrow morning mudslides and flash flooding possible as land fall is made. 8 to 12 inches of rain is expected. you can see it's a tropical storm by thursday, at 11:00 and will continue to weaken to a depression. isolated areas. breezy, hazy skies near the smoke and looking at the accu-weather forecast, low to mid-80s is the best we're going to do for you inland. ama and dan? >> thank you. >> larry beil is hosting sports

center tonight. >> we have shu giving us the report. hey, shu. >> former 49er owner will be inducted into the pro football hall of fame and his right hand man sat down with me yesterday for his thoughts. the giants losing big last night. deta

johnny kwato on the hill, this fan has a serious sweet tooth. buster posy in the first two run single up the middle. and top of the third, posy at again. this slide can use a little work. a two-run single bottom of the 8th and now tied at four and

team usa hoopsters arrived today. and they'll be staying on this cruise ship. warriors top draft pick center damion jones made a surprise visit to assess some of the dubs basketball camp, sharing his journey with kids who were thrilled to see a golden state warrior. you cannot talk about nfl without mentioning eddie de-bartalo. he, along with bill walsh changed the game and his right hand man told me eddie feels blessed. >> he's humbled. he's servus. that speak he has to give was

with all of the emotions going to be tied to it. all of the people going to be there. >> this is probably closure. >> i think the entire process of becoming a member of pro football hall of fame is validation for him as well as closure. it almost is the way of saying yes. you made a difference. a piece of your life was a center piece and can deflect what you've done in a positive way. he can say i did something good. i made a mark. he views everybody as a member of the family.

he never forgot anyone who played, worked, and fought for him and the 49ers. >> i know eddie would love to have had bill walsh and i'm not sure the two of them would be able to get through the speech saturday we think tears are going to be rolling in the speech. >> i have begged, don't try to wing it. emotions are deep, and raw. if they'd been such an amazing run. and how blessed to have been part of it. >> everyone will be invited to

the induction. i'm proud to say i was a small part of the run. >> thank you, shu. >> join us tonight at 9:00. we're going to have the latest out of london. a stabbing spree that left a woman dead. a bay area company given permission to make moon trips a reality. >> then, north bay man under arrest, accused of drugging and molesting an under aged girl. >> look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area, we appreciate your time. >> from the entire news team, have a great night.

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