the perpetrator. as for her family and friends, she'll pull through. >> she's a matetory washing in our family. they say her. >> developing news in los angeles tonight. you're looking at an amtrak train evacuated because passengers reported seeing a man with a gun. about 200 people got off the pacific surfliner station in san fernando valley. sheriff's deputies have isolated the man aboard the train headed from san lew sissy business poe to san diego. >> tonight we learned the identity of the man killed in a freak accident on highway 101 in palo alto this afternoon.

a projectile came through his windshield and hit him in the neck. our report ser live at the chp office with new details. >> reporter: kristin, a coroner identified the victim as 82-year-old louis schaefer of month view. i spoke with a family friend tonight and understandably the family declined to give an interview having just lost a loved one in such a sudden and shocking way. >> this is the object the chp believes came flying through the windshield of a minivan killing the driver. >> the officers found brass sort of like a plumbing material like a nut approximately the size of a baseball. >> 82-year-old louis schaefer was driving north on highway 101 around 1:00 in the afternoon when a large projectile slammed through his windshield and hit him in the neck. his van careened along the center divider before coming to a stop. other drivers pulled over and tried to help him, but it was too late. first responders is pronounced him dead at the scene.

investigators are asking witnesses to come forward, hopefully thick shed more light on exactly what happened. >> to see if maybe this fell off another vehicle or did this come off from, maybe it was kicked off and already on the road and got kicked off by somebody's tires driving by. >> reporter: an unusual and terrible accident that cost an innocent driver his life. >> that's very tragic. probably nothing he could have done to avoid that. >> reporter: two northbound lanes were closed for two hours while they investigated and cleared the scene. >> a suspected carjacker ran from the law after this wreck in berkeley. police say a driver was carjacked near the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station this afternoon. their suv hit a car and then a house on sixth street with this is result. witnesses saw a man run away from the vehicle. officers captured him as he ran toward a moving train. an officer was hurt while arresting this man. and you can see on this map where a baby was shot in his mother's arms in richmond. this morning's shooting broke

out at second street and bissell avenue. one bullet wounded a 250-year-old man, another hit the little boy. more than two blocks away. the baby is expected to recover after being shot in the leg. a $66 million civil claim has been file against the city of oakland on behalf of a young woman who says she's had sex with dozens of bay area police officers when she was under age in some cases. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: dan, according to attorneys for jasmine abuslin, the woman formerly known as celeste guap, they met with alameda county prosecutors after the first criminal charges were filed against two officers today. at about the same time, attorneys pamela price and charles bonner filed notice for a civil claim. price and bonner filed a 66 [$}millioncivil claim against the city of oakland, something they announced was in the works earlier this week. >> she is entitled certainly to

compensation from each one of the jurisdictions where officers have violated the law and violated her civil rights. >> reporter: a spokesman for the oakland city attorney said they can't comment on pending legal acs. 128 police officers are named in the civil claim including former police chief sean whent. they accuse him of failing to take action when he learned what his officers were doing to abuslin. her attorneys are planning to file claims against other police agencies with officers connected to this case. >> we have at least five bay area counties implicated in this scandal. >> reporter: there were two officers charged today, five others are expected to be charged later. former oakland police sergeant leroy johnson is accused of failing to report child abuse, which is a miss demeanor. daniel black was also charged accused of participating in prostitution, lewd conduct and providing cholesterol to a

minor. they'll in court october 1st. abc7 news. new at 11:00, our first look at a gun that santa claire rare sheriff's deputies say a man pointed at them. that man held this. .38 caliber inside his home in saratoga on monday night. someone called 911 asking deputies to see if he was okay. they knocked on the door and called him on the phone several times before forcing their way into the house. there's an unnerving warning for parents in the east bay tonight. scammers are falsely claiming their children have been abducted and hurt in hopes of getting ran some money. it's a cruel hoax. at least two families at claremont middle school in oakland have received this frightening phone call. in both cases, the parents called the school and figured out their kids were safe, no the in danger. the fbi calls it a virtual kidnapping attempt. >> this grandparent received a call saying their child at the school had been injured, had broken their nose and needed

medical treatment and needed money to pay for that medical treatment. >> the fbi says parents who get that phone call should hang up immediately and call the school to check on their child. let's turn to the weather now with the weekend coming up, we have a warmup coming. sandyia patel is here to tell us more. >> are you ready for summer? the fog is sitting near the coastline. i'll take you in closer. you'll notice the fog is reducing visibility in half moon bay to three miles. this is why tomorrow it's not going to be too hot at the beaches. 65 degrees and foggy. 69 in downtown san francisco. summer microclimates. mid-70s in oakland. you'll feel the warm n this walnut creek, 93 degrees. and the i okay, a hot 95 degrees. you haven't seen hot yet. temperatures on sunday a good 5 to even 14 degrees higher than saturday. who is going to get smoking hot? find out coming up. dan? >> okay, thanks very much.

a small plane made an emergency landing in a marsh not far away from highway 101 this afternoon. look at these pictures. federal investigators say the pilot reported engine failure about 2:30. sky 7 was overhead after the pilot safely landed inside the ravenswood open space preserve in east palo alto. the two people on board were not hurt. coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, a new controversy brewing. dtd calls out his rival's secret service protection. >> i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. >> also here, a sinking skyline? at least one san francisco sky scrape ser sinking and others could be at risk. and later, the warriors' newest star is wearing a different jersey tonight. what's this all

breaking news in richmond where police are searching for this missing is 5-year-old girl. elia washington was last seen at second street and chancellor avenue. she was wearing a purple shirt and blue jeans. if you see her, call police immediately. download our abc news ap and enable push alerts for breaking updates. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. take their -- let's see what happens to her. >> there is new controversy tonight in the race for president. >> now, you just heard donald trump suggesting at a rally in florida tonight that hillary clinton's armed secret service guards should disarm. >> made that suggestion while criticizing his opponent for her stance on gun control. the comments come after trump earlier today reversed his

position on president obama's birthplace us. >> chuck see vert son has the story. >> reporter: a full retreat from a long-standing allegation. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> reporter: but if he was expecting any credit, hillary clinton's campaign called his statement a sickening display. >> he has led the birther movement to delegitimize our first black bred president. there is no erasing it in history. >> reporter: everywhere blacks on capitol hill, the backlash was brutal. >> donald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> this man cannot be elected. he's a hater. he's a bigot. and he's a racist. >> reporter: president obama himself was philosophical. >> i was pretty confident about where i was born. >> reporter: but first lady michelle obama warned against electing trump. >> because the minute that individual takes that oath, they are under the hottest, harshest

light there is. and there is no way to hide who they really are. and at that point, it's too late. >> reporter: a large miami rally friday night, a few supporters held up signs saying blacks for trump. the candidate accused democrats of exploiting race. >> when they're in trouble, they always pull out the racist word. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: and a new york city, hillary clinton followed donald trump's path to the tonight show. jimmy fallon had some fun with her recent diagnosis of newsom. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. late tonight, clinton's campaign manager called trump's comment about disarming her security guards out of bounds and suggested that he was once again trying to incite people to violence. people spend millions to live there and now residents i've san francisco high rise are paying more money to find out if their sinking homes are safe. we have learned the homeowners association at the millennium

tower has hire had had seismic and soil consultants to dig deeper. drilling and other tests will start in two weeks. the millennium is sinking. so far more than 16 inches. the supervisor plans to hold hearings next week to learn more about high rises with similar foundations. >> go outside and look up in the sky. a real treat. abc7 viewers have been sending us pictures of the harvest moon all night. >> yes, take a look at this close-up of the moon everyone hugh in sunnyvale. he used the #abc now in your photos and we may share them online or on air. >> it makes it feel like fall out there, doesn't it? >> uh-huh. >> we can see it fine. no obstruction. >> as long as you say away from the coast. i want to show you an incredible picture hugh b sent. take a look for yourself. thank you for sending us this picture of the harvest moon. he dropped his a bit to highlight the profile. it highlights it all right.

it's amazing. here's a look at live doppler 7. foggy at the beaches. inland clear still. we'll look at beach hazard for the upcoming weekend. with all the heat, some of you may think about going to the coast. watch out. moderate northwest swell building. west and northwest facing beaches have a higher risk of rip currents. it's not so much the wave heights will be high, an just something to caution you about. your beach forecast tomorrow morning will start out foggy. in the afternoon, mid-70s. warmer for sunday and cooling down again monday but pretty pleasant? santa cruz. our exploratorium camera a fuzzy view towards san francisco because of the fog. mid to upper 50s san francisco, oakland. 64 in san jose a live look from our kgo roof camera. 53 in santa rosa. it is currently of 4 in fairfield. still so mild in concord. almost 70 degrees. you know it's a summer night when you're looking at temperatures like this.

this is one of those views you can't get enough of. isn't this cool? this is the fog. heating up inland this weekend, mild to warm at the coast. sharply cooler as we get closer to the change of seasons. tomorrow, poor air quality in the east bay. the rest of you moderate. a spare the air alert for your saturday. it's likely going to come up again on sunday. you notice the poor air quality extends to the santa clara valley on sunday well. foggy conditions at the coast at 5:00 a.m. cool in spots. low to mid fifties. the fog starts to pull away and the temperatures begin to rise by 11:00 a.m. you're talking about 70s inland already. temperatures first thing in the morning starting out in a nice range. 50s to 60s. so if you have early plans, keep in mind it's not going to be as warm till later on in the day. hour by hour forecast for walnut creek, 71 degrees at 10:00 a.m. look at this, it heats up. low 90s by 4:00 p.m. over a 20-degree spread between

10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. stay hydrated and stay cool. 87 in the south bay and san jose. 90 in morgan hill. 84 in sunnyvale. pal totality toe not too hot. 69 downtown san francisco. foggy in the ocean beach area. north bay, 82 in san rafael. 86 in santa rosa. east bay, it's mild to warm and 76 in oakland. 82 fremont. inland areas this is where it gets hot. 94 in livermore, 92 in concord. in case you're going to the raiders game on sunday, it's going to be warm as they take on the falcons. you will need a couple beverages of your choice. 83 by 4:30. a look at the seven-day forecast, from the typical summer spread tomorrow low 60s to mid-90s, it's going to be hot inland to quite a warmup on sunday especially at the beaches. we're talking low 70s at the beaches to low 100s. it will be cooking and then

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abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening, everybody. searching for answers, manager bruce bochy canceled batting practice last night and the giants beat the cardinals. if it worked once, why not try it again. no bp again don't for the giants as allen iverson once famously said? practicing? we're talking about practice? who needs practice. kevin durant doesn't need much practice. threw out the first pitch tonight at the game. training camp starts in a couple weeks. third inning, giants load the

bases. a base hit. buster posey over the head of jurco. 3-zip, giants. then brandon belt to the gap here as the giants erupt. posey and hunter pence both score 5-zip. giants add one more run 6-zip. six runs in the third. posey's last homer was exactly two months ago, the longest drought in his career. he snans it in the fourth. two-run homer. giants roll to stay four back of l.a. and three up on the cards in the wildcard. a's and rangers, oh, wilbur. kids google mr. ed. do that right now. what a year khris davis is having. third inning high and deep off of cole hamels. his 38th of the year. 2-0 a's. trouble in the ninth. ryan madsen on the hill. lucroy down the line. that's double that scores de

shields junior. the rangers walk off and beat the a's 7-6. once upon a time, the tables were reversed. stanford football wanted to be usc. now the cardinals set the bench mark in the pac-12. stanford tomorrow 5:00 right here on abc7. stanford beat the trojans twice last year, 41-31 in the third game of the season, down in los angeles. then they beat them again in the pac-12 title game in december. 41-22. that was is the wilds cat show. christian mccaffrey had a touch down run, through a td pass, caught one, as well. sc crushed by alabama in their opener. upsetting stanford for them would be luge. >> it's about what we've been preaching. this is the game, technique, toughness, togetherness and drust. this is the one that we've been preaching for since last december. what we've built for. so we're looking forward to seeing exactly where we are in

this game. this will be a game to kind you have test us and see if that work paid off. >> so it's stanford and usc on abc7 at 5:00. stick around for "after the game" around 8:30, mike shumann and yourself truly will have all the highlights from stanford stadium. another twist in the anthony davis story with the 49ers. he did not make the trip to carolina. daufs apparently suffered a concussion yesterday in practice. now, davis took last year off following previous concussion issues. he was supposed to start at guard this season and pondered retiring again last week. you wonder if we'll see him suiting up in the red and gold again. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. bruce bochy has already canceled

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