street. and they do tell us they had been victims over a longstanding dispute over parking spaces and mysterious acts of vandalism on their parked cars and some say they received threatening notes. they believe they know who is behind this and say the bombing is a validation. 32-year-old fire department paramedic was charged with detonating a device. police sources tell abc7 news he set it off in a planter box in front of a neighbor's house. this neighbor says she heard the explosion. >> a lot of police were here talking to neighbors.

>> one resident saw the suspect. a search turned up explosive materials. another neighbor, police say, reported that his home had been vandalized that night. and at least half a dozen cars had tires slashed. most did not want to go on camera for fear of retaliation. they don't know who slashed tires and vandalized the home but they do tell us there has been a hong standing battle with novello over parking spaces on the street. the fire department says they're aware of arrests and is working to investigate the matter. james novello owe is in a

non-working status. a sacramento man shot to death by police has filed a lawsu lawsuit. he says it shows police using unnecessary force. police contend the 50-year-old raised a knife at them. two officers shot him several times. attorney, john buress believes the man was emotionally unstable and police should have handled it with more care. >> it is clear when a person is mentally impaired you do not shout and give them commands. the approach is to be calm. in daily city, there are details on a crash that put a 12-year-old girl in the

hospital. on wednesday, a driver hit the girl in the crosswalk. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. a dock worker who slipped and fell on a slip is back at work. yesterday, sky 7 was over the ship in the dog patch neighborhood in san francisco. a spokesperson says the worker injured his knee and left the hospital last night and reported back to work this morning. >> the mayor of stockton is giving his side of the story. abc7 news is live in stockton with the story tonight.

laura? >> he denied certain aspects of the game but went on to say allegations against him are part of a larger political conspiracy to defeat his reelection. one day after his aarrest, he didn't deny he played strip poker but says he didn't provide alcohol and there was no 16-year-old boy there. >> everyone there was 18 years old. and i never endangered a child. ever. i never provided alcohol to anyone. and i did not secretly record anyone. >> this is over a year of federal involvement to get

involved to something that is alleged to be strip poker in a summer camp. >> he would not take questions nor address a court transcript of a recording prosecutors say was made with a cell phone. the teenagers are talking with silva, referring to drinking alcohol and not having cloenls on. court records quote an interview with a teen girl who told a participant, yes, all at some point were nake and said alcohol, beer, and vodka was present and a lot of counselors were drinking. he also address aid controversy about a gun he owned that was stolen and used to kill a 13-year-old boy. >> i have never seen of victim of a theft be trashed in the media the way i have. a group of stockton residents listened to what the mayor had to say. >> i think he should resign.

he's done nothing but embarrass people. >> as he left, he refused to answer questions about whether he mans to resign. police are looking into a deadly motorcycle accident near city hall and asking for help finding witnesses who saw the incident near milpitas boulevard. it's not clear why the motorcycles went down. a motorcyclist was badly hurt, but survived when ejected off of his ride. sky 7 was over the scene on the i-80 sky way in san francisco. the accident involved two cars and a motorcycle owe, which landed upside down as you can see there. the cyclist was taken to the hospital. the accident jammed a drive into the city.

an oakhand a's employee says he is suspended tonight. saying he put in a camera to monitor players. it was discovered by a player the day later. >> we're hoping it was something well intended and execution was just not great. and somebody just misjudged the situation or response. >> he will likely be allowed to continue working on probation. >> the court system nearly ground to a halt. everything from legal filings to proceedings. chris nguyen is live where

strikers are demanding more pay. >> things have come down quite a bit in downtown san jose. they're outside, in the sun, about eight hours. the strikers tell us they're tired of being pushed around. our court clerks continue to strike in santa clara upon arrival, she learned about how it would impact her. >> today, administrators struggled to maintain services out of 11 court houses across the county. legal document runners told us that many attorneys who handle cases in this court are getting nervous. >> they're getting impacted

because they have a last day to file. and they're probably going to get heard. more specifically, they want additional funds to makeup for eight years without a raise or cost of living ajudgment. >> they've been loyal to this court house. and the court may think so. >> i think this system should be set up where something goes through properly, too. there should be a emergency system in place. so that is pretty disappointing. >> the union vowed to remain on strike. the bay area's biggest music festival of the year kicked off today. tonight, we're live at the

opening night of outside lands with what has never been offered before this year. i'm spencer christian. our cooler august weather is about to warm up. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. to the untrained eye is the circuit court but this could be worth $1 million. >> yeah. yeah. >> call it an occupational hazard. next, who is making money off

. sky 7 hd was overhead at the start of the three-day outside lands music festival. it's pretty exciting. >> it is pretty exciting if you love music, food, and art, outsidelands is the place to be. you can see this is the actual show going on inside. etc. a place where retro is cool with plenty of drinking, smoking and munching on all kinds of foods. >> we love live music. >> howard beach trekked by car from manhattan beach. this family bought tickets early. >> is my wife watching?

$765 or something like that. >> for locals it's a nice walk to the park. >> the days i can't come here, i am listening from my balcony. so you can hear kanye west in 2014. pretty cool. >> this year, outside lands festival is allowing convenience of paperless payments. >> we've taken the digital world. >> several thousand can pay at the 80 plus food and drink venue was wrist bands. >> it's nice not to carry a purse, i can just focus on the acts. >> this is sold out for all three days. >> good weather, good music and good food. >> it's a throw back to concerts from back in the day. the difference? this requires a more-modern budget. from golden gate park, abc7

news. the colt fire burned 4700 acres and is now 15% contained. authorities evacuated a neighborhood and camp ground but the order has been lifted. the fire hasn't damaged homes or injured people. >> the massive sobranes fire is now 40% contained. the fire is burning acres. investigators say an illegal camp fire started that fire. a hong delayed project to prevent future flooding is getting underway. now, $21 million in flood control work is designed to protect homes and businesses in

east palo alto, palo alto and menlo park. >> these are just piles of dirt with no stability and weakness we thought we're going to lose them in 2012. this is something that is long incoming. >> we're at the intersection of the bay and creek. >> it should safe homeowners. >> crawfish are invading rice fields, turning into a nuisance but a group of fishermen are out to save the harvest. in the overcast skies, there is a war going on. the soldier on the ground?

paulett. the enemy, crawfish. >> i don't know how they got here. >> he doesn't know about the crawfish but does know farmers hate them. >> they destroy irrigation canal. >> they create borough that's go through the levy. here we had a levy breakdown in an hour. >> decades ago, pesticide used to control the population. today, traps do. >> so we're headed to the plant. >> this is where raul martinez is. he loves his job but there are has yards. >> they and

rate is $one a pound. >> sometimes it can go to angeles. >> he says they will be shipped around the u.s. >> wait for a mic. there they are. let's talk about the weather for the weekend. >> i can't wait for the weekend. we have sunny skies but clouds are beginning to make a push over the coastline and over the bay. it is warmer right now than it was at this hour, yesterday, with the exception of half moon bay. it's nine degrees warmer in livermore and 61

francisco. and this is a view of low clouds about to swallow up the coastline. it's 70 degrees in santa rosa. and this is the view of partly cloudy skies over the golden gate bridge. temperatures remaining with us throughout the weekend but there will be warming sunday. lows in the low to mid-50s overnight. let me give you a lack at how clouds will move. so lingering low clouds and maybe spotty drizzle.

by mid day, mostly sunny day and some low clouds will linger along the coast. and that means clouds for of the day. into the weekend, coolest day will be saturday. and continued warming monday. temperatures mainly in the 70s. low 70s on the peninsula. and 63 degrees downtown san francisco. upper seven #s in the north bay. upper 70s to low 60s on the east bay. highs 90 degrees or above.

and low 60s on the coast. >> nice. thank you. >> coming up next, a rally that relies on seri

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technology of the future will meet thrill rides of today. starting september 24th, riders will receive head sets that will simulate a ride through an apache helicopter. >> it's getting easier for night owls to get around on transit. there are more than a20 bus routes that run all night. >> people were late on the weekend and shocked to discover there iso way to get from the east bay to work on time.

. what a show atop san francisco's knob hill today. check out the gorgeous cars gathered for a race. the event raises money for prancing ponies. >> larry beil returned to his roots as a guest co-host of sports center. >> i get invited to the clinic anymore. i wonder why. >> he worked at espn years ago, and he's been watching tonight on espn, our sister network. >> back to school is underway. there is a lesson not just for

students. >> new at 6:00, preparations to keep everybody safe on owe campus. get a view of the ad in question, decide what message you think it sends. and he stabbed me. my wife goes, what? and i go he stabbed me. >> hear from a

an ad at the back of the san francisco police officer association is drawing harsh criticism from the community. >> critics have called the ad insensitive. >> it wasn't the poa journal front page headline that is making head lines. rather, the journal, end point. showing a black lab with a picture wearing a sign that says

black labs matter and words maybe we just sit back and tone down the rhetoric. >> insensitive. dehumanizing and i was appalled at the conduct and actions of the san francisco police officers association. >> 2016, what is going on in san francisco and united states, nothing is funny about that. >> the poa told abc7 news it has no comment about the ad. >> i talked to the sergeant. and what message are they trying to send? >> this police officer had this take. >> simply there needs to be hes polarization between races and communities, and law enforcement. >> i probably would have chosen a different path. >> we need to be more sensitive. >> the ad says a poa friend and

supporter shared the picture with the journal. in san francisco, abc7 news. a large number of berkeley police officers surrounded a car near beshgry this afternoon. officers detained the people in the car in connection with a robbery investigation. several people were taken into custody without incident. a warning from the governor's office says kids get ready to go back to school, saying more public schools need effective lock down procedures. they say not having the right policies could be a disaster when a time when police are communicating digitalry, the director says monitoring social media could be crucial to monitoring attacks. >> we monitor social media. if there is some chatter, we get

on that fast. >> the department says it's important to have a good plan and understand how emergency procedures work in schools. a retired firefighter who was among those injured in a random knife attack wednesday tells abc7 news he tried to stop the rampage. he and his wife just checked into their hotel and were club hopping. they were walking through the square. they heard screams from a woman who had been stabbed. the attacker directed his aten to honish and his wife. >> he's coming towards us. i'm thinking very to stop this guy. and so he came right at me. >> the attacker stabbed honish in the right side. he's outraged over the death of another victim, a 64-year-old woman from florida. >> they were on their last three

hours in london. just taking a stroll next to a park. and she gets murdered. >> awful. honish took this photo of a memorial for the victim. she was visiting london with her husband. a 19-year-old man arrested by police will be arraigned on saturday. >> to consumer news, the irs is warning taxpayers there is a increase in scam irs calls. >> i told you about this in 2014. usually by now, a scam like that would have worn out. not this time. a new warning from the irs. there has been an increase in scammers leaving urgent requests. this is not the first time the irs told us to watch out. >> view yirs tried to catch them

in action. >> you have the wrong number and hung up. >> it's a number. >> this advisor heard on kgo radio about a couple calls so, he called back and got through and aired to exchange. here, he's just been told he hasn't paid his taxes. >> for the reason, that local authorities will be coming to your place with a arrest warrant. >> wait. >> your driving license had been cancelled. >> it was a mistake. my uncle joe has been doing taxes for me. he said he knows what he's doing. now, i owe2400? >> i have a wife and kids. how does >> do you want to settle outside

of the court house? >> you know i do. >> pat never heard back. his advice, if you get one of these calls, hang up. >> it doesn't work like that. the irs will notify via letter. they will be specific and they will never, ever, threaten prison or jail time. >> it is estimated 5,000 consumers made payments and together, lost $2,600 million over three years. to see my reports go to abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. dan? ama? >> thank you. >>' career ended one of google's self driving vehicles. google just released the information in its report. says the car was traveling seven miles per hour when it hit the back of the vehicle which wasn't

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tomorrow marks an important anniversary. 25 years since the world wide web became publicly available. >> this is the sketch that launched the idea. >> the invention changed the internet and our lives, forever. >> that was a sound of

connecting to a network. there was miniteh, for lawyers, nexus lexus. >> there were dozens of them so it's chaos. >> this changed when tim burner's lee brought up a flow chart to his boss who scribbled vague, but exciting. >> it continued for the 25 years we've worked with ideas. the idea is to have the systems talk to each other. >> to call it the world wide web. >> the web was easy to build. >> people in the early days learned how to copy the first code of someone else's web page. >> they gave away the code to build for free 25 years ago. and now, anyone can access

anything with a simple address. >> that was a key invention. the way to name things oaf the net. >> the project got funded with help from al gore and soon... >> people did not see the difference between what is the web and what is the internet. because the only thing you'd do on the internet was fire up a browser and be on the web. >> to celebrate a road show of historic computers here including this usual watch. >> it's the rookie baseball card of apple. >> it could be a preproduction version of the first computer, being auctioned for charity. more to do with the web than you might think. >> first is written on the next computer. >> the eastbound second start up wrote some code, later used in browsers. the adventures could only dream of. >> here in our cars and televisions and our refrigerators.

>> i'm on record and i think it's going to work. >> maybe. >> i think. it could be. it could be. >> we have had cool weather in san francisco, we know of at least one way to tell the temperature. the fog. >> right. this is a picture of the fog covering half of the golden gate, always stunning. add so we can see what the weather is like where you live. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast. hi, spencer. >> fog is with us, sort of. it's gog to have a more apparent presence tonight. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. it's pushing locally over the bay. tomorrow, statewide, warm conditions interior sections of the state. highses in the 90s in chico. 107 in palm springs and a range of highs if upper 50s at the coast. breezy, cool, to low to mid-80s inland. and here is the accu-weather forecast. warming trend beginning on

sunday and warming from that point through tuesday with inland highs in the low 90s monday and tuesday, temperatures start to taper off again and cool down mid week. >> thank you. >> as we have been mentioned larry is in l.a. co-hosting "sports center". >> that is right. filling in, rick kwon with sports. >> coming up in sports giants open a three-game series in

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after losing in philadelphia, giants continue aid road trip with a stop in washington, d.c. let's go to nationals park. samarge giving up two runs in the first. daniel murphy drives in jason worth. angel pagan goes deep to heft. geo gonzales had it going,

allowing two hits over seven innings, striking out seven. samarga giving up five runs over seven. nationals beat the giants 5-1. if the raiders are to make the playoffs, quarterback derek carr will have to be more consistent, starting off hot, throwing for 24 touchdowns and six picks in the first 11 games but carr struggled and throwing just eight tds. carr hopes to put his game in higher gear. >> the game slowed down a lot. once you're out there playing football, and not swimming mentally, that is the biggest thing. i've got a ways to go.

>> tom brady spoke to the media for the first time, and san mateo native says he will try to make the west of the situation. >> i will try to get better and just want to be there for my teammates. we have a lot of competitive gis. you know? they're out here on the practice field. that is where folks need to be. >> the pro football hall of fame welcomes 18 members tomorrow, including tim stabler and ed de-bartalo junior. under de-bartalo, winning five super bowls in 13 years, he did it by bringing in some of the best players, including our mike

shumann. >> you just look back on your career, on everything that transpired with players and fans and the city. with the family. i just say, it can't get better. >> i can't wait. i'm excited to see him stand up there. with the gold >> soccer legend pele was supposed to light the olympic caulderon but had to step down because of ill health. >> andre ward puts his 29-0 record on the line. the oakland native says fighting in front of his hometown fans gives him an edge. >> it's a lot of pressure but it

gives you a lot of energy. you know? you may be in a round that you're tired. there is something that says not here, not tonight. >> in this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> thank you, rick. >> join us tonight at 9:00 coming up, a bus driver fights back, at 9:00. a hidden camera found inside of the oakland a's weight room. new reaction from the team's president and employee. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. an internation spectacle begins tonight. the games of the 31 olympiad are underway in rio de janeiro.

and we can hope the accomplish manies of the athletes will be the story, not their living quarters. i'll admit i'm a bit of a sap when it comes to the olympics. there is something moving about seeing young people from around the world gather to compete in the spirit of excellence and sportsmanship. over the decades, many memories, swimmer, michael phelpps dominating the pool. the miracle on ice on lake placid in 1980. four years later, nadya komanich becoming the first to person a perfect 10 in a gift newscastics competition. on and on. it's thrilling and awe-inspiring. what what matters is the olympic spirit. the power to bring the world

together, to make it seem smaller and less divided if only for two magical weeks. let me know what you think. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for your time. i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us here, we will see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. again! again! again! again!

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this is the "jeopardy! tournament of champions! here are three former champions -- a phd student in computer science from los angeles, california... a construction attorney from santa monica, california... and a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to the new "jeopardy!" musical, "hair"! [ laughter ] scott, you and i are together in this against the two blacks.

the two grays against the two blacks. do what i can. okay, thank you. michael, scott, alex, good to see you again. here we go, the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories for you, starting you off with... followed by... oh, boy. that's gonna be tough, isn't it? also difficult. hey... e-z coming up in each correct response in that order. alex, start. president, $800. alex. who is sun yat-sen? that's right. president, $1,000. alex. who is david ben-gurion? no. michael. who is weizmann? haim weizmann. yes. uh, counting to 2 for $800.