consumers should never be taken advantage of by their bank. >> as part of the settlement, wells fargo agreed to have a third party review unsecured credit cards and some retail deposit accounts dating back to 2011. 2$2.6 million will be refunded o customers. an average refund will be about $25. internally the bank promises the termination of some managers and team members. there will be enhanced training, monitoring and controls. customers will see more documentation once credit card applications are filled out and the bank will send a confirmation e-mail to customers within one hour of opening and account. in a statement, the bank said quote at wells fargo when we make mistakes we are open about it and we take responsibility and we take action. >> this is a fundamental breach of customer trust. >> a professor of organizational misconduct and ethics.

she thinks wells fargo set itself up to fail by impleme implementing an unhealthy sales and competition structure. >> if we're telling people to be aggressive. then they will be aggressive. what we pay people for is what they do. this is probably foreseeable. >> the bank has already fired 5300 employees. abc7 news. >> airbnb has announced sweeping changes in response to discriminations changes. ho they will soon find alternative people who believe they were rejected because of religion or gender or race. calling it their open door policy and places guests can book without needing prior approval from hosts. anti-discrimination and bias training will be offered and airbnb plans to recognize those who complete it. more than a dozen roadway shootings in san jose happened

apparently at random at a major corridor in south san jose. chris wynn is live at the jail with more. >> reporter: currently being held in the jail behind me expected to be charged with four counts of attempted murder. earlier today we spoke to neighbors in blossom hill. they remained stunned over what happened. for neighbors in south san jose an ongoing nightmare could soon be over. >> it's relief he was caught and we can take a deep breath. >> reporter: last night, police arrested michael james lewis of san jose and accused of issu issuesing at multiple evacuation on the blossom hill corridor. >> you're scared to go out that nobody will shoot you for nothing. >> reporter: police originally placed him under arrest for related charges. while out on patrol that night an officer noticed lewis' car, a

black dodge charger and felt something wasn't right. >> he see this car blacked out in the parking lot, circles around, makes a you turn, comes back, approaches the car, gets out of his car, approaches on foot. >> reporter: a chase followed with the suspect eventually surrendering to police and detectives obtained a search warrant for his residence where they say they found a handgun and casings involved in the four shootings. >> it could have been me or my kids or somebody in the family. you have no idea what it does to parents when we hear the ambulance out there. >> reporter: no one was injured in these shootings which occurred over a three months period. lewis is due in court tomorrow afternoon. ni, we're learning former 49er bruce miller may have used a cane when he assaulted an elderly man. he faces assault with a deadly weapon, battery and criminal

threats. early monday morning at the fisherman's wharf marriott he tried to enter a room with an elderly couple and the couple's son was staying in the next room and miller attacked him and his 70-year-old father after the son told miller he was in the wrong room. the 49ers released miller later that day. an apple engineer is taking on a mall owner and security firm after a man pointed a gun on him as he was leaving the parking lot. he filmed the entire incident at the mall. david is there live. >> reporter: it started out as a routine run to the mall on a saturday. then, as mr. buchanan was leaving this parking structure heading home, he ran into a stalled vehicle blocking his way. he went around it. then, watch what happened next. what would you do if you saw a gun pointed right at you? the shooter in position to fire. this is cell phone video apple

engineer took as he left westfield last december. the guard ran after him after he said he accidentally ran over a traffic cone leaving a mall parking garage. the gun was holstered when the supervisor arrived but the situation remained tense. >> why can't you talk to me right now? >> unlock your door or i will take out your window. >> why are you going to take out my window. >> stand out here and talk to me. >> two san jose police officers responded noting in their report the guard with the gun did not have on him two required perm permits, a state issued guard card and a gun permit. the guard was identified as 22-year-old francis fielding of san jose. fie fielding, along with his supervisor, the security firm and westfield are named in a lawsuit filed by buchanan for assault, false imprisonment, negligence and infliction of emotional distress. >> he was off work a matter of five months. he's been able to get back to work now. this is serious business when

someone stares you down with a 45. >> reporter: westfield the owner of valley fair and malls throughout florida and the u.s. decline comment because of pe pending litigation. security risk management's headquarters address is a private mailbox in a san jose strip mall and telephone is disconnected. they recommended fielding be charged with branding a firearm but no action was taken. abc7 news. >> in the east bay, detectives are trying to find a 3-year-old boy who may be at risk. last month, temporary custody was awarded to a relative and his father refused to turn him over to relatives and authorities cannot find the child. they are believed to be in bay point, antioch or oakland. the sheriff's department hits paydirt showing this photo of two deputies standing in front of 45 pounds of processed marijuana seized at a traffic

stop. it was bound for las vegas and the names of the suspect have yet to be released. after mayor schaaf announces discipline aary action over a s scandal, another department announced it concluded its investigation with consequences. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement agencies say their investigation into an alleged sex scandal involving the woman who calls herself celeste guap has been fired. police chief makal harris wrote now that this matter has reached a conclusion we will move forward and continue to serve with honor and protect with purpose. the almeida county sheriff's office says it cleared four deputies of any criminal wrongdoing. >> we did an in-depth interview with her. in our interview she indicated none of our people did anything

illegal. >> reporter: the sheriff says the department's internal investigation is ongoing, one deputy cleared of wrongdoing and one deputy no longer with the department and two deputies still being looked at. oakland mayor libby schaaf said investigators interviewed gap mo -- guap for more than 20 hours and looked at text messages and oakland police announced four police officers are being fired and seven on unpaid lead and going through training. >> we will hold our officers to nothing but the highest standards of professionalism and integrity. all these disciplinary decisions will be subject to due process and grievance procedures. >> reporter: richmond said its process is still ongoing. we sent out a push alert with the resignation of this livermore officer. you can download the app for

free and get push alerts as they happen. meanwhile critics say the mayor moved too fast discipli disciplining cops at the sent over this sex scandal. more on that story at 6:00. coming up, a bay area high school has been the linchpin of a neighborhood community is suddenly shutting down. california is doing something no other state has done. how the state just took a huge step in the fight against climate change. your next tailgate, how you can order beer and food directly from your parking spot. there's skateboarding and then there's this. coming up, conquering fear and

an historic catholic school in oakland is closing because of

declining enrollment. it's in the fruitvale district where it serves a largely immigrant community. they're already planning a comeback. >> saint elizabeth high school has served the fruitvale working class community for years. some families have had a hard time affording a private school tuition. >> it's very difficult for a family making that kind of money who has maybe two children to afford catholic education. >> reporter: enrollment has been declining, happenin not only here but other catholic schools throughout the country. here's a glichls. enrollment in secondary schools reached its highest point in 1970 with more than 1 million children in the country. 2015, a little more than 583,000 students. it's the catholic elementary schools that have seen the biggest drop. in 1965, at the height of enr l enrollment, there were more than 4.5 million students in 2015,

only 1.3 million. saint elizabeth will close for only one year while it sets up a new program using a model like work and study. >> they will attend classes four days a week and work one day a week. it allows them to earn some of their tuition through this corporate position. >> reporter: students will work in a corporate environment. there are 30 of these schools throughout the country, two in the bay area. they enroll only students in underserved communities. still, it was disappointing news for some parents. >> it's almost like a family. i think for a lot of people that have had their kids here for years and years it's a pretty big deal. >> we haven't really talked about it. she will go to another school. >> reporter: those students will be absorbed by the other eight catholic high schools within the oakland diocese. in oakland, nbc7 news. new details on a vacant

school in richmond a charter school will not be able to move into and renovate the adams middle school campus. last night the school district voted not to sell the school at below market value to caliber scho schools. it was closed seven years ago after officials deemed it unsafe from an earthquake. governor jerry brown signed a climate law into effect. he used the skyline as the backdrop for signing of senate bill 32. it is based on a bill signed a decade ago giving broader authority to enact emissions limiting emissions and they will serve as an environmental leader. >> bills today they really are far reaching and they keep california on the move to clean up the environment and encourage

vast innovation and make sure we have environmental resilience. >> many republicans and business leaders oppose the bills saying california companies will bear unnecessarily costs of making environmental changes. you may notice police in several communities converging on pleasanton tomorrow. they will take part in this year's urban shield at the fair ground. they use it as way to sharpen the skills of first responders. >> we have to train every year because they are perishable skills and those skills diminish over time so we want to make sure we're sharp. by being sharp and precise and efficient we believe we will save lives. >> protesters plan to demonstrate against what they call an excessive event throughout the weekend. ace rail warning passengers the gates will be locked because of potential protesprotests. it runs through monday m.

it's been a rough 12 months for the twitter san francisco company. shares are down on a year-to-year basis and questions of the ceo's future and possible sale of the company. twitter stock fell sharply today, closing at 18.7$18.70 a share, down 5.89%. one of the most well-known travel website, priceline has done away with its bidding tool for flights. it allowed customers to name their own prices. they said in recent years fewer customers have been using that tool and airliner mergers made it less practical. they plan to use set airfares that make it faster and easier to book and they still have name your own fares on hotels and rental cars. amazon plans to partner with 49ers fordelivery,

just put the parking lot number and amazon is offering it through the prime now network and it costs $99 per year. this could be the most unexpected place to find a farm. today, levi stadium unveiled a new vegetable and herb garden. these are pictures from the stadium's website. the faithful farm is the first rooftop farm at an nfl stadium. 40 different crops will be grown here and used to cook at private stadium events. san francisco farms will maintain the farm and the company tends a farm under the scoreboard at at&t park. >> makes sense. they had a beer garden already. 49ers play their first regular season game here on abc7, live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. monday here at abc7. >> just to be clear you grow beer at a beer and garden. >> of course. beer doesn't grow on trees. a santa fe skateboarder recently broke the world record

for the fastest speed ever recorded on a skateboard. >> kyle reached a speed of 89.41 miles an hour. he says he's anxious before he starts each run but once moving he's calm and focused. he's also not satisfied with the record and wants to hit triple digits some day. hi there, everyone. i want to show you right now. hold on one second here. my computer is not loaded. i thought i loaded it. give me one second. i will load up the computer. you probably noticed the temperatures were down today. it was much cooler in many parts of the bay area. as a matter of fact, we actually saw temperatures in places like santa rosa drop as much as 22 degrees today. so here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. you will notice we have low clouds, fog, all along the coastline here, temperatures this afternoon in the low 60s at

our beaches inland areas, antioch, the only places you actually saw some 90s today. here's the 22 degree drop in santa rosa, down 13 in san francisco, livermore, san jose, a good 17 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. from our santa cruz camera, it's really great. 62 in san francisco. 67 in oakland. a live look from san jose where it is nice and sunny, but it didn't feel as hot as it was yesterday. separates now, santa rosa, 71. low 70s, napa. if you just picked up the kid, running errands, breezy, you might want to grab your jacket. temperatures in the 50s and 60s and continues at 10:00 p.m., partly cloudy by midnight. that marine layer has deepened, about 2,000 feet. areas of fog and low clouds tonight. we are looking at below normal

temperatures into next week. wait until you see how much those temperatures will fall if you thought today is cooler. temperatures first thing in the morning in the 50s. you will see some fog around. the hour-by-hour forecast will show you what it will look like by 5:00. into the north bay at 7:00 a.m., visibility will be poor, keep that in mind as you head off to work or take the kids to school. 4:00 p.m. fog lingers. 78 in sunnyvale, you will still need your shades, the fog will hang around well into the afternoon. san francisco, low to mid 60s, temperatures in the north bay, 80 degrees in santa rosa, the east bay, 60s and 70s. nice and warm in the inland areas, no need for major use for the ac, just open up your windows. here's a look at what's coming next week. it will feel like late fall,

upper 70s inland. it will get much cooler tuesday below average. we will keep it mild inland, not exactly where you should be for summertime, but a nice change of pace to get a break from the heat, especially since this is the middle of our fire season. temperatures do come up for the first half of the weekend, low 90s inland and low 60s the coast, only to fall again. if you like this kind of pattern, you're in luck. upper 70s to low 80s for our warmest inland valley, you can always track those temperatures, marine layer with live doppler 7 by downloading the abc7 news. >> it feels like a yo-yo right now. >> yes. >> change it up a little bit. >> i've heard all that before. not the first time. >> nothing personal. cotton or rayon, how to choose bath towels that last, coming up next. new at 6:00, a visit to a

local company making shoes out of wool and other natural materials in effort

weed like to thank abc7 news for this picture, san francisco, he calls it walk with the sun. to share your pictures on social media, use a tag abc7now. >> bath towels are something you use everyday and you want them to look nice and do a good job drying you off. >> partnering up with "consumer reports" with towels that will hold up. >> here's what need to know. thick and heavy towels will dry you off better. egyptian or pima cotton are the best quality and longer fibers less likely to pill. shop carefully. >> there are a lot of towels

labelled pima or egyptian but aren't. if their prices are too good to be true, probably not the real thing. >> reporter: the other option is a cotton blend. they won't wear as well. those towels so soft in the store won't stay that way. they're treated with a special finish that will wear out. >> using liquid fabric softener will make them feel soft but decreases absorbentsy. >> reporter: instead of the timer setting, use the machine's moisture sensor, if you have a teen at home, color towels can be ruined by acne medications that can leave bleach spots. some manufacturers claim they resist these and "consumer reports" brought several brands and these were painted on thi thickly with the gel and washed. both the real simple and sonoma

towel came through fine. l.l. been did similarly but used with peroxide, they didn't bleach. using white towels they all came through the test unscathed. white towels are a great option for teens. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. question. how actually do you pick up dust from an asteroid. >> very carefully. >> nasa launches a spacecraft to do just that.

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a programming note for you, the new season of "dancing with the stars" premiers monday at a special time so catch it at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc7. let's take a look ahead to what's coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. oakland mayor schaaf take s her critics over her handi inling t she moved too fast with police officers. and who gets to move into the fillmore housing for seniors. a couple's old stove and good news about recalls, information that could help you, all coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. a nasa probe is on its way to meet up with an asteroid one day could hit earth.

>> all right. before you get scared, the rocket carrying the probe left cape canaveral in florida and will reach there 22 months later to collect samples to help explain the origin of life. think of the maneuver as a quick kiss. >> it will touch the surface for 3 to 5 seconds. at that point, we're going to bursz off nitrogen that will help us contain some of that material. we'll basically collect the material in the disc at the end of that arm. >> it will come back to earth in 2023 with samples to be studied. it has a 1 in 20 chance of h hitting earth in 150 years and studying it will tell us more about its future path. i think bruce willis and his team are getting ready to go in case we need him. >> in 150 years it may not be him. may be somebody else possibly. >> could be.

>> thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye. tonight, breaking news. the fallout. donald trump under fire after saying american generals have been reduced to rubble. and trump talking about what's supposed to be his top secret security briefings. hillary clinton taking heat, saying no more ground troops in iraq and syria. but tonight, she is now fund-raising over what her team believes was an unfair forum. the deadly school shooting. a 14-year-old opening fire. the race to get students out, just days into the new school year. also breaking tonight, the warning. the battery in a new smartphone igniting. the entire suv up in flames. and now, late word as we come on the air tonight from the faa. what they are now warning passengers not to do. the stunning escape. this murder suspect breaking free from inside this interrogation room.