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tonight new cell phone video shows the chaos inside a cabin moments after a 17-year-old jumped from an emergency exit and on to the tarmac at sfo. >> the plane took off from panama city panama this morning and landed safely at sfo but that's when the 17-year-old jumped out of the emergency exit as the plane was making its way to the gate. >> >> reporter: the boy was traveling alone and is a u.s. citizen. airport officials say he was not seriously hurt but he is being evaluated at a hospital. >> he jumped off the plane. >> reporter: it was pure disbelief and coppa flight 208. >> we saw him slide off the wing and hitting the ground running.

>> reporter: you can hear the surprise in the pilot's voice. >> we have an overwing exit that is open and a passenger get off from the wing. >> reporter: the boy was tackled and detained by construction crews until authorities arrived. coppa airlines is cooperating with investigators. a dozen officers and agents boarded the plane after the plane reached the gate. the man seated next to the teenager was taken off the plane and questioned him. >> they were surprised when he jumped. i don't think he was giving too many warning signs. >> reporter: the boy seemed anxious throughout the flight. retired pilot insists jumping from an open emergency door while the plane is moving is beyond dangerous. >> they're big engines, they can suck up stuff in a hurry. >> reporter: authorities have not specified which charges if

any the teenager may face. at san francisco international airport, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> unless others on board act it can be easy for a open a door. >> if the people next to them cannot restrain them, it can happen very fast. >> investigators will want to get a sense from the flight attendants about whether there were warning signs from the teenager before he rushed the door. >> we sent out a push alert after that teenager was taken into custody for jumping out of that plane. be the first to know when breaking news happens, download the app for free. the coast guard searched for a missing swimmer at ocean beach. a man's friend went into the

water near the great highway this evening. the swimmer never returned home. the search has been suspended until daylight. parts of the bay area are under a heat advisory tonight. >> here's sandhya patel. >> here's the areas under the heat advisory until 9:00 tomorrow night. it's the hill tops shaded in orange. overnight tonight it's not going to cool off much. tomorrow when it starts baking could see the heat related illness. dangerous heat up to 110 degrees. an excessive heat warning until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. it means triple digits inland, elevated fire danger and moderate to poor air quality. i'll be back with the temperatures and when you will get relief. new at 11:00. a local kennel didn't do enough when her dog was killed. this was henny who was hit and

killed by a car after being boarded by a kennel. her owner is still waiting for answers. >> like your new toy? >> reporter: jessica campbell can't stop watching videos of her dog. she found derty dog canine retreat. >> we got a call she had escaped. and as you can imagine our hearts just dropped. >> reporter: the kennel staffers say she jumped a fence and took off. campbell drove to help search but no one at the facility seemed concerned so she made an appeal on facebook to help find her dog. someone did monday morning. >> she had been hit by a car. and she passed away. >> reporter: last year another dog named bella escaped from the same kennel and was tossed or fell from a bridge.

she was badly injury but alive. at the time the kennel denied responsibility. >> i'm making this post to let everyone know what happened. >> reporter: the owner denied our request for an interview but addressed his critics in a facebook live post. he says she tried searching for henny. >> now this has happened i'm planning on redoing the fence on the backside of my property. this is -- this is my worst nightmare coming true. >> why don't you answer questions for us? our dog is dead and you have nothing to say to us but you have everything to say to the world is this. >> reporter: campbell received a refund from the kennel and has hired an attorney. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> tell us what is happening where you live by e-mailing us. we would love to hear from you. a man suspected of shooting

two sheriff's deputies has been found dead. this happened in the town of oregon house. the deputies responded to reports of an armed man pulling marijuana plants out of the church garden. they followed the man to a home where the man opened fire. the deputies were hit but returned fire. the sheriff says that it appears the suspect was killed in the gunfire exchange. a police chase ended abruptly when this car slammed through the front of a house. three men lost control of the vehicle. the suspects may be connected to a string of burglaries in fremont. there were three yesterday and one attempted burglary today which started that police chase. new at 11:00, a just released report accuses president trump of calling the white house a dump. a report on golf.com says that

the president was chatting with members of his new jersey golf club. he makes so many trips to the new jersey property because that white house is a real dump. the trump administration is denying that report. meanwhile there are changing stories from the white house about that now infamous trump tower meeting involving donald trump jr. and russians with ties to the kremlin. >> reporter: the white house admitting that president trump helped scratch his son's statement. >> the president weighed in as in father would based on the limited information he had. >> reporter: don junior claimed he and the russian lawyer discussed adoptions and it was not a campaign issue. then days later e-mails revealed that don junior agreed to the meeting because he was promised dirt on hillary clinton. for weeks president trump's attorney denied the president had any involvement with that original statement. >> the statement released on

saturday was released by donald trump jr. in consultation with his lawyers. >> reporter: but sources revealing that the president dictated the statement himself. the "washington post" reporting president trump ignored advice to be more transparent and truthful. >> he didn't dictate but it's you know, like i said, he weighed in and offered suggestion like any father would do. >> reporter: the white house and the president facing questions about his transparency. >> the president drafted a statement that is misleading that is a big problem for the white house. >> reporter: don junior's story changing when it comes to who was in that meeting. we learned about three more people also in the room. abc news, washington. a bay area police chief put away his uniform and reached for a swim suit. but it wasn't all fun and games. the serious message he had for

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new at 11:00, neighbors came together with local law enforcement at events across the country for the national night out. >> the bay area was no exception and there was a serious message for the community. >> katie marzullo has the story in san jose. >> reporter: it had the atmosphere of a carnival but when it's the police chief in the dunk tank and the sheriff doing the dunking it's national night out in san jose. >> we can't co-it alone we have to work with the community. >> reporter: police mingled with

the community in san jose. >> it's important not to be afraid and to help better shape his future if it's a career he chooses to take. >> reporter: jessica is talking about her 5-year-old son, cynthia also brought her boys. >> we're going to be safe because there's a lot of police officers to protect us. >> reporter: in addition to all the fun and games national night out is a chance for people to talk with their local law enforcement officials and ask any questions about crime and safety. in light of correctional officers being convicted of murdering an inmate in the main jail we ask the sheriff about jail reform. >> we have made tremendous strides in jail reform. i put together a reform package and the transformation is going quickly. >> reporter: the san jose police department has 980 officers. it's authorized to have

>> we are definitely in the right direction. >> reporter: as for national night out, it was a slam dunk. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. and folks in oakland held a national night out for safety and liberation as they called it. it focuses on affordable housing, education and jobs as a way to create public safety. it featured music, dance and poetry readings. a ride at great america was given the okay to reopen following the fatal malfunction at the ohio state fair. great america closed the ride as a precaution. it has been reopened after it passed all the required tests. but the fire ball ride will remain closed until inspectors finish more tests. that ride is manufactured by the same company that made the ohio

state fair ride. a health advisory for fish caught from the lafayette reservoir. rainbow trout, channel catfish, goldfish and black bass are of concern. there are different recommendations on how much you can eat depending on your gender and age, there is a chart on www.abc7news.com. we are facing heat right now. >> sandhya patel has the forecast. >> the heat tomorrow is going to resemble this that you're looking at. the time lapse from our tower camera. the sun went down at 8:17 tomorrow. the inland areas will be roasting tomorrow. but you notice the fog, that's going to be around to keep coastal areas quite comfortable. check out the temperature trend for livermore starting in the mid-60s tomorrow morning but quickly temperatures will rise

and you will be in the triple digits by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. the heat will hang around. it will take a while before it starts to drop off. i know it's that time of year when we have to deal with the hot weather but in some places it will be excessive. there is some fog around. that fog is shallow. watch out during the commute neighbor rig maybe right down on the deck. we have fog around half-moon bay tomorrow afternoon temperatures will look like this. 60s coast side. nice and mild at the coast but inland having to deal with the heat. here's a look at the temperatures right now, in the 50s at the beaches all the way to the 70s inland. it's a beautiful view as we look all the way across the bay back toward san francisco. mild to warm inland. summer sizzle continues tomorrow and the heat eases by the end of

the week. overnight tonight we're going to see fog along the coast and high clouds from the south. tomorrow morning you won't see a lot of sun due to the combination of high clouds and fog. but once the clouds thin out there will be more sunshine out there but it will be filtered sun for wednesday afternoon. it will be a hot one. tomorrow morning warm in places like antioch, oakley. you will be in the 70s. 50s and 60s tomorrow afternoon. starting in the south bay, 101 in morgan hill. san jose, 90. on the peninsula, a warm day. upp upper 80s. downtown san francisco, 73 degrees. in the north bay, the high clouds filtering the sun but it will be feeling hotter because the clouds are coming in from the south. it will feel more humid. 94 in santa rosa.

cloverdale and lake port, 80 in oakland. 88 in castro valley. inland you will be baking in the heat. try to find some shade and plenty of water to keep you cool. you have the a.c. there. so that helps out. 104 degrees in brent wood. walnut creek, 100 degrees. the bay bridge series continues tomorrow night as they host the a's, 64 degrees at first pitch. a mild and nice weather for the ball game. we'll show you what you can expect. wednesday, thursday, triple digits inland. mid-60s coast side. heat eases on friday. as we head into the weekend back to what we're used to for that time of year. temperatures will continue to drop off a few more degrees early next week. you can download the accu-weather app and keep track of the hour-by-hour-forecast. some of this moisture may be coming in from the south.

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rough night, allows six runs in three innings. 5-0, giants in a flash. brandon belt for his 17th homer of the year. this off michael brady. 7-2, giants lead. matt joyce drives a pitch out of here. two-run homer. a's down 7-4. shark goes seven innings and allows four runs. another three-run jack. pence eight homers this year. giants roll 10-4. the bay bridge series is even heading to san francisco tomorrow. johnny cueto will not need tommy john's surgery. he was hurt in a rehab start last night. the question is will he go back to the american league. if he remains a giant the team owes him $79 million over the next four years.

sonny gray will make his first start as a yankee on thursday. he is pumped walking to a franchise. >> as a kid growing up around the game of baseball like i did, every kid wants to play for the yankees. and it's not something that i'm going to take for granted and i'm very excited to be here. >> what a game tonight. indians and red sox. the austin jackson catch of the year, flipping over the wall, sticks the landing and hangs on to the ball. but the red sox with a walkoff homer. 12-10, boston, good night, game over, drive home safely. steph curry used to pressure on the basketball court. how does he handle the nerves on the golf course with the pros. he is a scratch golfer, got a

sweet swing but even stephanos the odds are really against him. they are huge against him making the cut. >> the first goal is to get off the first tee on thursday. if i can do that, then i will be off and running. but i just want to have fun and make some birdies, the cut would be -- if i can give myself a chance going into friday with an opportunity to make it, that would be amazing. >> ian clark who is not coming back, he is going to new orleans. only a one-year deal for $1.6 million. clark can score. should get a lot of wide open looks on the floor. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good stuff. love steph curry's swing. >> abc 7 news continues online >> abc 7 news continues online and facebook and tw tim & charlie, 4th graders. >> abc 7 news continues online and facebook and tw