that copa airlines flight just landed after a flight from panama city panama. the passenger who jumped was an american citizen just 17 years old. >> reporter: some exciting moments. flight 208 landed just before 3:00 but it took passengers up until a little while ago to get off the plane and clear customs. we have cell phone video taken from the ground moments after the commotion started. you can see where the door was removed over one of the wings. here is another look from a photo taken by a passenger inside of the cabin. you can see where the door was before it was removed. a shoot was not deployed. it seems that 737s are low enough to the ground and don't require them. according to witnesses the young man quickly and suddenly popped open the emergency door, slids down the plane's wing, hit the

ground and started running. >> there's a guy running down there. we alerted the stewardess. they told the pilot and the pilot stopped the plane. they put one them to block the gates so no one else would fall out or leave. we were on the runway for about an hour. >> the people next to him seemed pretty surprised when he jumped. i don't think he was giving too many warning signs that he was going to do that. >> reporter: this is video from sky 7. you can see the plane parked at gate 97. soon after the teenager jumped, airfields construction crew members stopped him. a lot of law enforcement responded to the situation immediately. you can see dogs searching the airfields where the teen landed. passengers also told me that a person sitting next to the boy who stayed on the plane was taken away by authorities. back here live now we do not know a motive at this hour but passengers who were seated near

him said boy seemed fidgety and very anxious throughout the flight. abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. a police chase and crash into a home in fremont. it may be connected to a string of burglaries. >> three today and one attempt. >> reporter: they pulled out couches and other items. this happened and police believe the suspects could be linked to other crimes in the area. >> the extent of the damage is overwhelming. >> reporter: they were at work when a neighbor called them with the shocking news. a car crashed into the front of their home. the three men inside the vehicle, burglary suspects who were trying the lose police when they lost control of the car. >> there's absolutely no excuse

for the high rate of speed in which these individuals were driving through our city. it's very scary. >> reporter: police say this started at 10:00 a.m. when officers were called to an attempted burglary on marlowe street. they chased the suspect half a mile where they hit a dead end in a cul-de-sac. the car went flying into the living room. sky 7 shows one of the suspects in handcuffs. detectives are investigating if these suspects are involved in several other recent burglaries. >> this could have ended tragically and we're really lucky nobody was many the house. >> reporter: it could have been a lot worse. his two children were safe at their summer school. >> we work from home regularly. today wasn't one of those days. if any of our parents visit us in summer, that's the room they stay in. >> reporter: he says they plan to stay with friends while they figure out repairs.

the sheriff just announced the man suspected of shooting two deputies this morning was found dead inside a home. it started with a call about an armed man pulling marijuana plants out at a rastafarian church. the deputies went to a nearby home and the owner gave them permission to check inside. the sheriff says the deputies initially didn't see the suspect but then he started shooting. the deputies were shot but able to return fire. they were air lifted to a hospital in roseville and are recovering. the suspect was later found inside that house where shots hat been fired. officials plooef he wbelieve he by the deputies. that's about 29 miles northeast of yuba city. wooern leae're learning the

have been over a stolen back back. fans are just starting to arrive. >> reporter: they sure are. the tailgating in full swing here at the coliseum parking lot. while these fans gear up for tonight's second installment, oakland police are investigating whether last night's fight was precipitated by something happened before those cell phone videos started rolling. >> reporter: it's not an uncommon sight. a fight in the stands at a professional sporting vent. what makes this unusual is it's between a fan and a female security guard. >> they were looking for someone or something. >> reporter: we talked by phone with one fan who watched it all unfold below him. >> it wasn't anything going on so they weren't stopping a fight or any altercation up there. it was a bit bizarre. it looked like she took first swing at this lady or person for no reason. >> reporter: the security guard

was an employee of a company called u.s. security associates which contracts with staff pro, the major is up lsupplier of se for the oakland a's for the past decade. we regret the actions of a rogue employee affected oakland fans in a negative way. the employee has been terminated and our event staff has received retraining on excellent customer relations. the fight may have started over the guard's stolen backpack. one she believed was in the possession of fan she confronted. >> i didn't see the whole thing. i only caught the end of it but it definitely looked a little involved. >> reporter: so far no word from oakland police on whether the guard or any of the fans could face criminal charges. a lot of people saw this black smoke above the skies in oakland. it turns out it was a fire at a

homeless encampment. a three tents and car were damaged. the area is just a few blocks from two fires at homeless encampments last week. one was started by someone cooking. the other from a suspected arsonist. a mother will be in court tomorrow arrested after she and her baby were found asleep in a hot car. the baby was panting in 90 degrees heat. the chp saezys a tow truck truck her on the shoulder of highway 17 in san jose south of 280. the baby is okay. rolling faces charges of child endangerment and driving under the influence. bottled water is out at five cooling stations in san jose. they are open until 9:00 p.m. p.

take a look at those numbers. triple digits. along the coastline temperatures are quite comfortable in the 60s. the inland hiet and heat over the hills with overnight lows not dropping much causing a heat advisory to be issued until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. heat related illnesses possible especially when we're going into another day of hot weather tomorrow. excess iive heat warning. dangerous heeat up to 110 degres on live doppler 7. i'll let you know when we'll reach the inlabnd areas. another costco jewelry heist has police across the bay area trying to track down those criminals. three different costco warehouses have been hit in the past three months. the first was in danville, may 9th. that same store was hit ten days later. foster city was hit on june 22nd. this sunday the novato store was

targeted. wayne friedman is live with more. >> reporter: after four heists at four stores in three months we did see increased security inside and outside this store. we reached out to the company hoping for a comment. costco never got back to us. they were not talking. some employees did speak with us unfshlly. they told us as this went down there was nothing they could do according to company policy. how often have you seen surveillance video like this, a smash, a grab. it's a shocker because this happened in a novato store that almost everyone knows. >> i don't know. i just don't think of something like that happening at costco. >> reporter: costco has. employees say they were warned of similar innocents in other stores that when this one came down, all they could do was watch and call

>> i would describe it as being pretty bold. >> reporter: in looking over the video, police lieutenant did not see the work of amateurs. quite the opposite. suspects wearing masks and hoodies entered through the exit. they went directly to the jewelry section. took a few seconds to decide what they wanted. they broke the dplasz wiglass wr and escaped in a car with paper license laeplates. >> these people had a plan. >> reporter: a plan they may have executed before. this could be the same group on april 20th. there's been similar crimes at other costcos. it happened on may 8th in danville. and the same store on may 19th and once more on june 22nd. at least twice the suspects had

a weapon. twice they have fired it. >> it looks like there's similar cases. >> reporter: that would be an understatement. joining forces to make neighborhoods safer. >> fleed ls on the street. >> so much crime happening. >> tackling crime with pot lucks and parties. that's next. sorry to say your health snurn insurance is probably going up. find out how much. what you don't know could burn you. startling discovery about

we're following breaking news in the east bay. these are pictures near a small grass fire burning near the oakland interflasnational airpo. the airport says it's not

affecting flights. we are keeping tabs on it. no word on what caused it at this point. happening now, a lot of people are preparing to do something to fight crime in their neighborhood. they will take part in national night out. a police sponsored event where communities get together to share ideas to make things sa r safer. we have more with the story from san francisco. >> reporter: smash and grab burglaries continue to be a thorn in the side of many san francisco residents. >> i would say the local streetcar breaks, that kind of stuff is worse. needles on the street, that's seems to biggest change. lots of car break ins. >> reporter: while cell phone thefts are do are down signific car break ins have gone up. neighbors have responded by going on networks like nextdoor or forming their own online groups to help keep their streets safer. >> i thought it was quite good

for there to be a little more connection between police and the neighborhood. >> reporter: police want to promote and strengthen that relationship and share ideas to improve each community. that's why national night out started in 1984. today 38 million people across the country participate each year. >> come out, let's talk, let's get to flknow one another. >> reporter: she supports the concept of working with her neighbors while rehienminding h son to do the same. >> if they see something, call. at least do something to help. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> for this event we would love

to see your pictures for national night out. share them with us using the hashtag abc 7 news. the increases are expected to be less than that in the bay area. people who have a popular silver plan could see an additional surcharge. dave jones had a message for the president. >> if president trump continues to insist on not making the cost sharing reduction mapayments th i will sue the administration on behalf of consumers in state of california. >> covered california officials say the average premium increases are lore than the hikes seen in several other states. for the first time this season, first time dead birds and mosquitos have tested positive for west nile virus. they will be fogging in discovery bay where mosquitos

carrying the virus were found. the dead birds that tested positive were found in creek. the fog is safe for people and pets. there's something they want us all to do. >> it's so important for the public to report dead birds. that's how we find out where west nile virus transmission is occurring. >> the district has free mosc mosquito eating fish for those with ponds on their property. now onto news about sunscreen, especially for those that are spraying. >> very timely. >> when cloozi inchoosing a sun you need to consider the ingredients, spf, when you apply it and the way you apply it. unless you handle with care, spray sunscreens may be a problem. using spray sunscreens, apply them properly or you may get burned. >> problem isn't with the spray

sunscreens themselves. it's most people don't them correctly. >> reporter: you height think it's convenient to do a quick zip, zip with a spray. consumer reports tests of sunscreens, they found you need to take great care when applying them or you may shortchange your sun protection. start by holding the nozzle close to your skin and spraying until the skin glistens then rub it in for more even coverage. >> sure everybody seen a parent running after their child at the beach or pool spraying behind them. that's not an effective way to protect your skin. >> reporter: make sure you don't inhale the mist. kit cause lung irritation which is why consumer reports recommend not using on kids. spray the sunscreen into your hands then rub it onto your child's skin. be prepared to spin more from you go with spray. the cost can escape into the air, it's shamart to spray

yourself twice. a good chunk could be gone with the wind. no one, kids or dultss should spray any sunscreen directly into their face. spray onto your hands first and apply it. that's how you should do with children. >> so many people get the spray so they don't have to do that. >> they don't want to get it in their eyes. you needed plenty of sunscreen today. let me show you a live picture right now. you'll note the air quality is poor across parts of the bay area from our mt. tam cam. our spare the air alert is up for today. it's going to be warm night inland. summer sizzle will continue tomorrow. we're going to see the heating as we head toward the end of the week. those are the highlights. here is a look at what you can expect as you look at live doppler 7. you'll notice the fog sitting

near the coast. it's going to advance just a little bit which is why another hot one is expected tomorrow. we're seeing thunderstorms firing up. some of those are strong and contain cloud to ground lightning. definitely fire danger is there are for the sierra nevada. we're seeing a little bit of fog. 65 in san francisco. you're in the 70s in oakland. 84 degrees. our coolest spot is half-moon bay. 65. santa cruz is a good place to go. you'll note there's some fog here. the high fog is keeping you comfortable. 83 in santa rosa. you're in the 90s, almost 100 in concord. overnight tonight, here's what's going to happen. you'll see high clouds moving in from the south. that's going to filter any sun you see first thing tomorrow morning. at 5:00 a.m. expect thing to near the coast. this will continue through the

afternoon. we'll call it filtered sunshine. fog will sit around. a warm one overnight with inland areas in the upper 60s to the mid-70s. this is why many of our hill tops are going to be under a heat advisory through tomorrow night. overnight lows will not drop much especially in the hills and inland valleys. along the coast temperatures will be quite comfortable in the 50s. tomorrow afternoon here is how it plays out. hot inland. morgan hill 101. san jose 95 degsz on the peninsula. 68 in half-moon bay. downtown san francisco, 75 degrees. as you look at the north bay temperatures will be in the triple digits. 97 in santa rosa. east bay temperatures will be in the 80s. 81 in oakland. inland spots will be sizzling again. 101 degrees in concord. 102 antioch. stay hydrated. stay cool. do not forget about your kids

this the cars and your pets. triple digits inland on the seven-day forecast but mid-60s coast side. heat will begin to ease on thursday. notice on friday there is a slight chance of seeing an isolated shower in the hills. perhaps thunder. definitely temperatures will be trending lower. low 60s to low 90s back down to where we should be this time of year. early next week we'll keep it in a similar range. you can download the app and keep track of those temperatures. it's definitely the summertime heat that we're used to. >> 102 tomorrow. it's going to be hot. the whale hunt in san francisco and it's not to hurt the animals but to save them. that's next. at 5:30. >> president trump and the white house admission today. what we now know. our team standing by. two deputies shot. one of them repeatedly. the woman's body found buried in

the sand, coming up. we'll see you then. new at 6:00, a question of safety. condo owners teamed up with city leaders today. why they're not satisfied with safety studies about that sinking and leaning wildsing

a san francisco nonprofit that studies gay and transgerunds people released a letter desi letter signed by 56 retired generals and admirals. it says transgender troops have been serving honorably and openly for the past year and been widely praised. california attorney's general is suing the epa over its decision to delay implementa implementation of the ozone pollution rule. they say the delay violates the clean air act but epa scott pruitt said he was extending deadlines by one year. cory booker is proposing a bill that would legalize marijuana at the federal level and encourage states to legalize it locally through incentury tifrs. analysts say the bill has virtually no chance of passage in the republican controlled congress. the marin county board of

sup supervisors recommendsed places a flood control tax on the november 7th ballot. the measure will generate 19 preponderate 8 million dollars over 18 years for flood infrastructure improvements. if i proved the tax could cost each single family home about $47 a year. newly collected data shows humpb back whales are swimming deep enough to keep them safe from harmful ship strikes. two federally permitted scientists tagged three hump backs with suction recorders to track their movements for up to six hours. they are only diving 100 feet to chase anchovies. not the full depth. you have to see the calf that loo

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a major blow to a young woman. >> six suitcases and gone immediately. >> thieves got away with a prized possession that will be useless to them but its disappearance has put the victim's dental career on hold. a look at alternative to surgery in the hospital. what you need to know about ambulatory surgery centers. would you pay to take a good nap? find out about a trend that's designed to help us get more sleep. finally, a calf born in texas bears a striking resemblance to a rocker. >> hill country posted this picture on its facebook page. does that look familiar? >> yes, gene they are calling him gene. >> world news tonight is

flexion. >> we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump and the white house admission today. we now know the president was involved in the crafting of his son, don junior's explanation of the meeting with the russian lawyer. president trump's lawyer saying repeatedly the president had nothing to do with don junior's initial statement. what we have learned now. also breaking at this hour. the manhunt. after two deputies are both shot, one of them repeatedly, air lifted from the scene. the search at this hour. the outrage. the new video just released. police allegedly planting evidence in a car. authorities say it appears the officer does not realize his bodycam was rolling. the discovery on the beach. the woman's body found buried in the sand. how long was she there and did she simply fall into a hole dug in the sand? and the flash flooding and record heat on tap. tonigh