live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this ask "abc7 news." >> it's just awful. >> neighbors in pacifica say it didn't have to happen. tonight, a man from their neighborhood is accused of several rape charges and police say there are more suspects and victims. good evening. i'm chris nguyen in for eric thomas. we begin with new details on an expanding rape case in pacifica. >> reporter: the suspect is accused of drugging all the victims before raping them. now investigators believe he invited others to participate in the rapes, which the suspect allegedly videotaped, as well. police arrested joseph kourtney july 28th at his home. this is why they believe most of the victims were drugged, raped while unconscious and videotaped.

no one answered the door, but neighbors say he lives here with his mother, sister, and 3-year-old niece. >> we suspected it for a long time. >> reporter: those in this neighborhood say something illegal was happening here for years. they called the police. they suspected drugs were involved, and no no one is surprised but any of it. >> this could have been stopped a long time ago, and it's just awful. everything that's going on. >> i think it's wrong. there should be nobody like this in the neighborhood. my children, i got grandchildren, and they're small. >> reporter: he's also charged with possessing child porn. he's accused of drugging women with ghb before raping them. his attorney insists he's innocent. >> these allegation are from people that were engaging in

voluntary sexual contact with one another, that knew what they were doing. >> when they are sexually assaulted, it can feel that shame and dpilt can keep them quiet. >> reporter: if you need support, call rape trauma services at the number below. that's 650-692-rape. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news out of san francisco. let's get right to our reporter leslie brinkley who is live where at least eight minors are being treated for ingesting some sort of drug. what's the latest? >> reporter: some kind of mystery substance. it's an emergency certainly at the center for women and children here just behind me on 18th street. some kind of party attended by

juveniles. everyone under 18 years old, eight people ingested an unknown substance of some kind. at the fire department around 10:30 tonight, summoned seven ambulances here. 18th street is closed between valencia and guerrero right now. it could be a drug, a poison, food, we have no w0rd on what prompted this emergency callout. the ambulances are still here at the scene. we understand some of the patients may be young children. so, again, an emergency of some kind. several children, teenagers, all under 18, ingesting some kind of a substance that made them ill or caused problems. reporting live, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc7 news." we have more breaking news in san francisco where one person died in a shooting a short time ago at aquatic part.

the investigation is just getting under way. it's unclear at this point what led up to the shooting or if police had made any arrests. >> breaking news out of san jose, police are investigating the report of a stabbing of one person near pepper mint drive at around 9:30 p.m. police have not released any other details. we are working to confirm the extent of that victim's injuries. stay on top of these stories with the abc 7 news app. download it for free. federal investigators are headed to san joaquin county where a skydiver and instructor died this morning. deputies found their bodies near lodi. they were doing a tandem jump and the parachutes didn't open. >> both are male, and both are adults, early 20s. >> reporter: the coroner is

calling the deaths accidental. they jumped with the sky dive lodi parachute center. the school has a history of deadly jumps. back in february, a man died after his parachute malfunctioned, which caused him to crash into a wall. he was an experienced skydiver. a sky diving legend was killed in another accident in 2009. robbie bigley got his parachute tangled up during a jump. two people died in that accident. the stockton record reports there have been 13 deaths connected to the sky diving school dating back to 2007. california could become the first state to formalize a controversial traffic maneuver performed by motorcyclists. it's called lane splitting. overall data shows motorcycle crashes are on the rise. at least two people have died in such incidents in the last few days in the bay area, including a motorcycle rider hit and killed thursday while lane

splitting in palo alto. the state legislature passed a bill calling on the chp to establish guidelines like safe speed limits to drive between cars. >> it's not legal or illegal. it's sort of a gray area. >> this helps people learn the right way to do it. >> reporter: the bill now goes to governor jerry brown for his signature. new at 11:00, an iconic restaurant in san jose is being sued over people with access to disabilities. "abc7 news" was there on stevens creek boulevard, which just moved its handicap parking stas closer to the entrance. it was built in 1966, long before laws were passed to protect the disabled. the owners fear too much remodeling could hurt the building and the business. >> we are willing to do whatever we can, but we don't want to destroy the charm of this restaurant, you know, and destroy our building.

>> "abc7 news" has reported on the attorney behind this lawsuit before. scott johnson has filed thousands of similar cases throughout california. his opponents suggests his lawsuits are about making money. johnson did not return our calls. san francisco police say crime is going down this year at the music festival. "abc7 news" was at golden gate park as 70,000 music lovers packed inside. police caught some people sneaking in. they cited 27 people, two were arrested. there was one report of sexual battery. officers tell us robberies and purse snatchings are down, which could be because of the electronic bracelets used in place of cash. both fans aren't worried about crime. >> what more could you ask for? we got good people, great music, great food, beer, wine. hey, i love it here.

this is my home away from home. >> the music continues tomorrow on seven stages. the main stage headliner is lionel richie. let's go to spencer christian. he's in tonight for drew tuma. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have a few clouds around, pushing out over the bay. of course, it was mostly cloudy, chilly and breezy there this evening. tomorrow, a little sunnier, still a relatively cool day with a high of 63 degrees. fairly pleasant. our first forecast calls for partly cloudy skies for the remainder of this evening. early morning, we'll see partly cloudy skies, overcast a little bit with spotty drizzle near the coast and bay in the afternoon. it will be sunny and warmer

today. some areas inland will top out at about 90 degrees. an update now on two major wildfires burning in california. some people are being led back into their homes after being forced out by this fire in monterey county. it's beened more than 55,000 acres, nearly 87 square miles and is 40% contained. a total of 57 homes have been destroyed, it started on july 22 as an illegal campfire. and this fire is 35% contained. yesterday, cal fire tweeted a warning, telling people not to fly drones near a fire. it causes a safety problem for air operations. this fire began four days ago, burning close to highway 128. in the north bay, the red cross is helping two families after a fire destroyed an

apartment. it started late this afternoon on 6th and g street in petaluma. nine people and a dog got out safely. one apartment is destroyed and two neighboring units are damaged. graphic video shows how dangerous speed can be. ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, a road warning for us all. the one thing investigators say saved the driver's life. plus rngs how the rains this past winter could affect your driving in one east bay city. also --

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is "abc7 news." caltrans started a storm damage repair project in the east bay. "abc7 news" was there in oakland where crews today began repairing the slope to prevent further slide damage caused by spring and winter rains. this is just east of the north bound onramp. the project includes earth retaining structures and replanting trareplant ing trees. to video of a scene none offous ever want to see on the freeway. it's a powerful warning for us all. lauren lyster has the story. >> reporter: this car caught on camera careening out of control. the horrifying high-speed accident tonight a graphic display of the dangers of tailgating. watch again. the driver in the green ford reacts to avoid a mattress in the road, swerving, and then the

driver miraculously walked away unscathed. her life saved because she was wearing a seat belt. arizona authorities say she was driving too closely to the vehicle in front of her and didn't have enough time to react to the mattress. so how long does it take to respond? >> a total of about a second and a half to see something and react. >> reporter: and that doesn't sound like much. does it make a difference? >> it can. traveling at high speeds, you can cover 100 feet or so. >> reporter: a rule of thumb, give three seconds of following distance. to measure, find a fixed object like a telephone capole. and tailgating doesn't really save you time. lauren lyster, "abc7 news," los

angeles. tonight, fans are mourning the loss of a musician who kept dixie land swinging. many say that his unmistakable sound helped to found the cultural heritage. he was 86 years old. scary lucy no more. a new statue is now on display. hundreds of fans gathered tooth at lucille ball memorial park as the tarp was removed. ball was born there and the new statue was unveiled on her birthday. the mayor gives it two thumbs up. >> it's beautiful. we couldn't ask for anything better to represent the village. >> the unflattering version was banished through a facebook campaign. but the previous statue will be given another spot in the park.

back here at home, a chilly evening. spencer christian joins us now with the full forecast. >> we have a warmer pattern coming our way for next week. live doppler 7 hd, low cloudiness at the coastline. this is the view from our camera here at abc 7 and pier 15, looking across the bay under sort of a brownish looking sky there. these are the current temperature readings. 58 in mountain view. 60 at san jose. 55 in morgan hill and 57 at half moon bay. this is the view from the south beach camera looking eastward. 55 degrees in santa rosa. 57 in napa. fairfield, 58. 57 at livermore. looking westward across the bay, we'll see fog and spotty drizzle, more likely here the coast and bay. tomorrow, temperatures continue to rising into midweek.

overnight lows, a little cooler in the bay with the low 50s. 11:00 tonight, low clouds and fog developing, surging across the bay and locally inland overnight. midday tomorrow, the low clouds pull back to the coastline, giving us sunny day, and even partly sunny along the coastline tomorrow. an indication of how warm it's going to be, look at livermore, the projected high, mid 80s tomorrow, upper 80s on monday and tuesday. leveling off at the mid to upper 80s for the rest of the week. so for tomorrow, look for highs in the mid to upper 70s. on the peninsula, low to mid 70s, up to about 75 at palo alto. on the coast, upper 50s to low 60s. downtown san francisco, we'll top out at 64 degrees tomorrow. up in the north bay, highs of

83. 78 at napa. east bay highs, inland east bay about 85. pittsburgh 84. livermore 82. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so warming begins tomorrow. monday and tuesday will be the two warmest days in the forecast period, with highs inland around 92 degrees. upper 70s to near 80 at the bay and everyone sees a drop in temperatures on wednesday, inland, bay and coast. but mild to warm for the remainder of the forecast period through next saturday. this is going to feel more like august weather than what we've seen lately. chris in >> good information. thank you. coming up next, you're looking at a little hero. how a 7-year-old boy jumped into action to save a toddler's life.

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"abc7 news" was in san mateo. this event gives school supplies to deserving children, all donated by the community. a 7-year-old boy in utah is being called a hero for saving a boy from drowning. a 2-year-old boy had wandered away from his family. he spotted the boy falling into a pool. no one else was around. the gate was locked, so ceasar ran to the lobby to another entrance. >> so i ran over there. >> when you pulled him out, what did you do next is >> i ran and told the office. >> emergency crews say the toddler will make a full recovery. mike shumann is off tonight. rick has a look at sports. coming up in sports, as he goes into the pro football hall of fame, we remember the late

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steven strasburg was trying to become the first pitcher in the majors to win 16 games, but the giants handed him just his second loss of the year. dusty baker has his team in first place in the n.l. east. hunter pence fouls this ball off the plate and it hits him on the side of the face and left a huge bruise, but he stayed in the contest. pence did wind up striking out. matt cain outpitched strasburg. in the third, he gets jayson werth to ground into the double play.

he pitched five scoreless, four strikeouts, including bryce harper twice. the giants broke through in the fourth after this triple. buster posey brings him home. and then strasburg walks joe panik. that will force home posey and it's 2-0 san francisco. the giants scored in the fifth after another nunez triple. this is going to fall for a double and nunez will score. san francisco wins 7-1. strasburg lasted just 4 2/3 innings, his shortest outing of the year. the pro football hall of fame today welcomed former raiders quarterback ken stabler and the former 49ers owner. after being presented by a video, his bust was revealed by his two grandsons. he was the league mvp in 1974 and won a super bowl with oakland in 1977.

debartelo revealed his bust with his daughter, lisa. he shared this story about his good friend and head coach, the late bill walsh. >> i wish bill walsh could be here today. i miss him every single day. at the very end, i was with him at stanford hospital. it meant so much to have those last few hours together laughing and sharing old memories. he told me that even though he couldn't be there to see it, that he believed i would make it to this hall one day. about a week after i was selected as part of the class of 2016, i received a package in the mail from bill's son, greg. it was a small 49ers helmet with bill's autograph and a note bill read that said, i knew it was just a matter of time.

congratulations on your election. love, bill. >> a touching moment from tonight's ceremony. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. later in the show, a's highlights and andre ward was back in the ring tonight. chris? >> looking forward to that. coming up, north korea as you've never seen it before. abc news gets exclusive access and a top government official gives his first u.s. television interview in more than a decade. and the changes concert organizers made

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"abc7 news" starts right now with live, breaking news. >> an update now on breaking news out of san francisco. 14 people, including young children, are being treated after ingesting some sort of substance at a party. leslie brinkley is there in the mission district. we'll have more details from her coming up. more breaking news now, this time in richmond, where police are investigating a shooting that left a woman dead. it happened on 24th street, one block away from city hall. police say the victim was a woman in her 20s who was riding her bike. there's no word yet on any arrests. we'll have updates on the breaking news beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. dozens of concert fans are recovering tonight after a frightening accident in the middle of a performance. the crowd in camden, new jersey was pushing towards the stage when a barrier collapsed and people went plunging several feet down.

adrian bankert has the chaos caught on camera. >> reporter: a barrier break sends fans off a ledge. rapper snoop dogg on the stage in new jersey when the guard rail gives way. fans falling several feet, slamming into the concrete below. >> there were four, five people on top of me. i thought i was dying. >> reporter: first responders say that's a six to eight-foot dropoff. from this angle, you can see fans landing on top of each other. paramedics rushing more than 40 to the hospital. >> i saw my friend's ankle, you could see bone literally. it was terrifying. >> reporter: witnesses say the crowd was pushing before the railing gave way. >> they started rushing.

>> reporter: the concert promoter live nation says they're working with engineers to figure out what went wrong. concerts will continue here as scheduled through the weekend. the railing has been removed and in place of that a fence, and fans have been moved up about 100 feet from that ledge. adrian bankert, abc news. republican presidential nominee donald trump told supporters in new hampshire that his democratic rival hillary clinton's "got problems" and was mocking her when she said she short circuited when talking about her e-mail controversy. the green party held a national convention today in houston. julian assange spoke to delegates.

the green party posted this have you hadio on its youtube page. dr. jill stein accepted the party's nomination. she depicted her candidacy as the true heir to bernie sanders. get the updates on the race for president on your mobile diseases with the free "abc7 news" app. this week, the u.s. imposed new sanctions against north korea and the nation conducted a new missile test. bob woodruff was inside the secretive nation as these developments happened. it's a story you'll see only on "abc7 news." >> reporter: despite the growing tension, access never allowed before, to view the capital from this soviet chopper, famous for those military parades, to this smoking power plant, driving two hours south we arrive at the demilitarized zone. so here's the zone. on the other side is south korea. north korean soldiers on one side, american and south korean soldiers on the other.

one top official gives us their first tv interview in more than a weekend. then reports of a missile launch. just this morning, the south korean joints chief of said that north korea launched another ballistic missile into the sea off the east coast. what is your reaction to this? he tells us these kinds of launches are payback for u.s. sanctions, which he calls nuclear black hail. he said this is a declaration of war, the united states will have to pay a terrifying price. what is that price? he says americans detained in north korea will be treated with the laws of war. people like the 21-year-old given 15 years hard labor for the theft of a sign. is there any communication going on right now between your country and ours? before we departed, he insists

north korea won't dismantle any nuclear weapons and then that final hand shake as he thanks us for our visit. coming up, a matter of heart. her down the aisle. and you heard of tree huggers but what about tree blankets? why this tree is getting some specialized tlc. >> i'm spencer christian. i'll have a week's worth of warmer w

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cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area, this is "abc7 news." it may just be a game, but the craze over pokemon go is working its way into more parts of the real world. the bay area's tech innovators are learning all the ways that pokemon is good for business. >> reporter: last easter, we found employees searching the office for golden eggs. but lately they're looking for something else. they've built a way to use it hunting for pokemon. >> when you're looking for the place you're going to live next, it's essential that you really understand all those different local aspects to it.

>> including the poke stops. >> absolutely. >> reporter: that's where players stock up on virtual supplies. >> people are highlights if you rent this space, you're at a poke stop. >> reporter: it's good for restaurants. >> we've seen if there's a pokemon go stop in the store or around the store, there's a 10% increase in sales in that restaurant that day. >> reporter: when you're out hunting for pokemon, you may find your most important partier, your phone, seriously begging for power. >> pokemon kills my battery. it's terrible. >> reporter: shawn signed up for these portable phone chargers that subscribers can borrow, made by a local startup. >> we never imagined the game would change things the way it has. we've seen a 45% increase in

usage since it launched. >> reporter: a big boost to their business and the thousand plus places where pokemon players can power up. >> so you're in this wine bar because of this? >> that's correct. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." a bride walked down the aisle today on the arm of the man who received her father's heart ten years ago. jenny felt the beat of her father's heart in arthur thomas' chest. thomas received his heart after 16 years of waiting. >> i needed a heart or i was going to die within the next few days. >> i was talking to him and calling and sending gifts for the past ten years. and now it's finally here. >> thomas and his wife drove from new jersey for jenny's big day after she wrote him a

touching letter asking if he would walk her down the isle. tonight, a marathoner had a special companion tag along during a race. a stray dog started following dion len nard during a week-long run across the desert. the dog stuck with the runner for days, running 77 miles by his side. >> it was an amazing experience to run to the finish line with him. my wife said it's the only time i've ever seen you smile during a race. >> the hope is the pair will be reunited by the holidays. the oldest tree in poland is on life support tonight. it's around 1300 years old. rodents have gone into it and parts are tying. a tree surgeon has wrapped in a high tech blanket to keep it alive. the whole operation cost about $18,000. parts that died are now coming back to life. this tree could be the oldest in

the world. a redwood was thought to be 1500 years old, but sintists revised that to 750 years. spencer is tracking live doppler 7 hd for us. >> i can do this in under 778 years. partly cloudy around the bay area right now. and tomorrow, statewide it's going to be nice and warm in interior sections of the state. 94 at chico. 96 at fresno. 83 down south in los angeles. and tomorrow in the bay area, mainly sunny skies about midday. partly sunny along the coastline. highs tomorrow will range from right around 60 near the coast to low and mid 70s around the bay to mid and upper 80s in our inland areas and here's the seven-day forecast. a warming trend beginning tomorrow, 90 inland on monday.

low 90s by tuesday. temperatures drop off a few degrees around the bay area on wednesday and the remainder of the week it will be nice, warm and seasonal. chris? >> spencer, thank you. >> a lot going on in the world of sports. >> coming up, a's highlights. andre ward tries to stay unbeaten. and at today's hall of fame ceremony, some fun at the expense of his great players.

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comes home and ben zobrist is out at the plate. in the third, two on and two men out, he singles up the middle to give the cubs a 2-0 lead. gray has a lead after throwing 72 pitches. liam hendricks took over in the 6th. the dribbler down the third baseline just stays fair. anthony rizzo scores to make it 3-0. chopper to third, healey can't make the play, so russell scores to make it 4-0. it was ruled an rbi double. last year's cy young award winner allowed just three hits, he struck out four. cubs win 4-0. the a's aren't sure if the injury to gray's arm is serious. >> top of the fourth, he wanted to go back out but based on what we've been seeing i wasn't going to let him go back. >> i felt it in the fourth. i threw the curveball and felt

it again. i think after that, i think they might have saw that. when i came in from the fifth, they told me that was it. hopefully it will feel okay the rest of the day and coming in here tomorrow, that's going to be the big test. >> tim lincecum's comeback with the angels is over. he was designated for assignment. he was just 2-6 with the angels with an earned run average over 9. oakland's andre ward put his unbeaten record on the line tonight against columbia's alexander brand. ward controlled this fight from the start. this was ruled a slip. not a knockdown, but this was no doubt who was in charge as ward landed 190 puchls to just 45 for brand. ward improves to 30-0 with a

12-round unanimous decision. >> professional boxing with small gloves on, so anything can happen. he caught me a couple of times, but nothing that butzed me or anything like that. you've just got to stay alert. i was trying to push, but i wasn't able to get the knockout tonight. i'm excited about november and i'm coming to get those belts. >> the number games in rio are in full swing. here's a look at the medal standings. australia with two golds and a bronze and america's lone gold medal came in the women's air rifle competition. fame welcomed eight new members today, including bay area sports figures. after hag his bust revealed,

debartelo delivered his induction speech, which at times sounded like a celebrity roast. >> he was a kid. he looked like he weighed about 170 pounds with a big fu man chu mustache. he was listed 6'2", and didn't look past six foot. i said oh, dear god. it turns out that was just his secret identity, because when he got on the football field, joe montana turned into superman. then there's charles haley. i'll never forget, we were playing the bears in chicago and he got ejected from the game. i knew he would be alone, so i went to the locker room to be with him. he saw me and said, hey, mr. d., they ejected you, too? [ laughter ] >> jerry rice has been our hero both on and off the dance floor.

if you told jerry as a rookie that one day he would own 100 nfl records, i'm not sure he would have believed you. he came to camp with this really high haircut. and the guys called him fifi. [ laughter ] >> i love that, fifi. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. great day for ed, who grew up in youngstown, ohio, just about an hour away from canton, ohio. >> you've been a busy guy watching it all. >> but kind of fun, too. >> rick, thanks so much. and thanks to all of you for joining us tonight. i'm chris nguyen. "abc7 news" continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for updates on any major story any time, download our "abc7 news" news app. and as always, when you see breaking news happen bring you

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