thanks for joining us. dwight clark sent nine years with the 49ers and is best known for an iconic play, the catch. >> clark's wife, kelly clark, posted i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with als. >> clark's teammates came together to honor him. >> sad to see. we're here to support him. >> reporter: hall of famer joe montana summed up the love, respect and affection for dwight clark, teammates who considered themselves brothers off the field. montana and clark are forever linked by this moment, the catch. >> touchdown. >> reporter: other members of the first super bowl championship team, a few steps slower than in 1981, took to the field at levi stadium.

all wore clark's number, 87. weakened by the effects of als clark spoke from a luxury sweet high above the field. >> i'm going through a little thing right now. we need your prayers and thoughts. >> reporter: montana reflected on clark, it provided a snapshot of number 87's value as a teammate. >> he would do whatever it took to help the team win. >> that was eric thomas reporting. eddie debartolo said my heart is broken. today i lost my little brother and one of my best friend. >> jerry rice, the legendary receiver said, love you, bro. dwight clark, r.i.p. >> we'll look at his contributions to the bay area at 6:00. moving on for the moment san

francisco police are asking for the public's help in solving a mystery. a woman carrying her baby suffered a severe head wound when she fell saying someone bumped her. it happened at 28th and sanchez. reporter vic lee is on the story. >> reporter: it happened just after 6:00 p.m. here. the woman had just left a friend's home near here. she had her 6-month-old infant in a body carrier. this is where she fell. she doesn't remember much of what happened. public information officer joseph tomlinson. >> and she was bleeding heavily. the woman stated she was bumped and fell to the ground and hit her head. >> reporter: police tell abc 7 news the baby was not hurt and that it does not appear to be a robbery. >> the woman didn't remember seeing anyone or someone coming

and hitting her. >> reporter: police combed the neighborhood looking for witnesses and security camera video. all of this shocked residents here in this quiet part of town. pam got the news from next door. >> it's scary, real scary who would do that? >> reporter: others reacted the same way. >> it's a friendly, calm neighborhood. >> reporter: police say the woman is recovering from her head wound. >> she fell and has severe injury from the fall. she was in surgery. >> reporter: police are asking for the public's help. william scott is staying put. he was one of three finalists for the top cop job in los angeles, this afternoon the mayor announced the job will go to someone else. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live from police headquarters with the latest. melanie? >> reporter: and just a little

while ago chief william scott put out a statement that says, quote, throughout the process i maintained focus on the mission of the san francisco police department to provide safety with respect for all in our city. i remain committed to the work ahead. l.a. mayor eric garcetti said l.a.'s loss is san francisco's gain. >> in bill scott i found that san francisco has a visionary chief, someone who is the very embodiment of integrity. a change agent hoping to police in san francisco and in the united states at this moment. >> reporter: mayor mark farrell put out a statement that says, quote, his leadership has brought great progress in our efforts to increase staffing levels at the police department, carry out crucial reforms and improve public safety in communities across san francisco. live in san francisco melanie

woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. four people were taken to the hospital, two airlifted by helicopter after a head-on collision involving a big rig happened just south of brentwood today. it happened at about 2:30. sky 7 was over the scene. crews temporarily shut down the road. the chp says the driver of an suv veered into oncoming traffic and hit the big rig head-on. a terrible impact. police issued their report following a fiery truck crash. police say the driver had not inspected his brakes, and they failed. >> reporter: just behind the veil of traffic, the scars remain easy to find. they're five months old, residue from a gruesome accident. >> i'd say probably the worst in my career. >> reporter: summer black

remembering this, a truck loaded with fire debris plowing through cars in this intersection injuring ten people. >> it was a domino effect. >> reporter: according to the 72-page just released police report, telephones avoit was av. the driver missed an inspection. there are lawsuits against the driver, his company and four others up the contract chain. >> it just shows, frankly, that these companies that were removing debris after the fires were more interested in expediency than safety. >> reporter: two victims receive treatment. barbara schmidt on the right of this picture was left a parapleg paraplegic. her attorney said the public should know these faulty trucks are being driven around their communities. did he know his brakes were faulty? >> he did not know. >> the driver didn't even go to the inspection, may lead to a

finding of conscious disregard. >> reporter: and that could mean what? >> punitive damages. >> reporter: how much? >> millions of dollars. >> reporter: forest trucking which owned the rig did not return calls from abc 7 today. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. a san jose man reportedly shot his parents to collect his inheritance faster according to our media partner ""the mercury news"." he is in jail charged with murder and attempted murder, police say he killed his father and critically injured his mother. lee's alleged accomplice was his roommate madison huong. an acquaintance said the two planned to split the money. did you notice something is missing from the streets of san francisco today. a new law took effect banning electric scooters until the rental companies get permits from the city. as carolyn tyler found out that could take time.

>> reporter: for the past few weeks they seemed to be everywhere. as ofaylectrier e to sn san francisco. the rental companies have been ordered to haul them away until they get a city permit. this after numerous complaints of riders illegally on sidewalks clashing with pedestrians and scooters being ditched all over the place. >> i've seen them in the most random places -- along the lands end nature's trail. it looks like mini parking lots in front of certain apartment buildings. that can't continue. >> reporter: the mayor mark farrell supports the new regulations. the companies bird, lime, spin, and anyone else wanting in to the market have until thursday to apply for a 12-month pilot program administered by the san francisco municipal transportation agency. >> we're all for the spirit of innovation and want to provide more options to people in san francisco. we want to provide those options safely. >> reporter: we checked the app

for lime and saw lots of scooter locations but none in san francisco. bird also shows no scooters available in the city. to get back in the game they must have a program to educate riders on the rules of the road. offer access to low-income riders and share their data with the city. bird sent a statement saying, quote, we are optimistic that sfmta will work to issue permits as soon as possible to minimize disruption to the tens of thousands of people in san francisco who have come to depend on bird. the city hopes to begin issuing permits by the end of the month. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. cracking down on iphone addiction. the source on this one may surprise you. it's apple leading the way. that story is next. the nba finals shift to cleveland and the ws take flight. and more people fly southwest than any other airline in the country. but that might be changing.

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in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. new features are coming to apple's mobile devices that promise more privacy and controls over how much time you spend on them. your kids may not like that. abc 7 news reporter david louie has news on that and more coming out of the annual worldwide developers conference in san jose. >> reporter: this is clearly a gathering of developers, the people who create the apps we spend so much time using. there's also important news emerging here for consumers. apple is providing new news to curb what many see as an addiction, a new featured called screen time will monitor your mobile usage and let you set limits. >> how much time you're

spending, how often per hour you're picking up your phone. >> reporter: parents can do the same with their kids. >> it really shows these executives are paying attention to the future generation. where people are putting their time and energy and focus. >> reporter: siri will be more useful. you can ask it to do something within an app. the lead developer approves. >> print me out a return label and it will open the app. i'm excited about that. >> reporter: apple has new fun features. users can get their animojis to stick out their tongues but there's more. >> you can create your very own personalized animoji. >> reporter: more tools for augmented reality. >> you can use face time, talk to my dad, mom and sister. i'm excited about that. >> reporter: tim cook celebrated a milestone.

the app store has turned ten. in those ten years 20 million developers have had plenty of motivation to develop great apps. apple says it has shared $100 billion in revenue with them. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. a recycling center in san francisco today, you can see the plume of white smoke billowing from the scene from our roof cam near pier 96. the fire burned about an acre of grass near the recycling center. the cause is still under investigation. sky 7 spotted firefighters mopping up after a fire inside a town home in san jmckeeosy road. residents told authorities they heard an explosion and then saw the flames. there were no injuries. six adults, a child, and their dogs will need a new place to live. on to consumer news. refunding tesla deposits and southwest losing business.

>> michael finney is here with that and more. michael? tied to that death. it's a horrific fatal accident on a flight back in april that's taking a toll on the airline sales. you may remember the passenger was killed when a fan blade broke off of an engine and shrapnel shattered the window where she was sitting. she died after being partially sucked out of the plane. the company says it pulled advertising after the incident as is standard practice and customers started buying fewer tickets. they knew the accident was affecting sales but says it's worse than originally thought. they expect revenue per mile to drop roughly 3%. hundreds of thousands of us placed preorders with tesla. now many of those who placed them are saying i want my money back. a third party look at the preorder showed 23% have been refunded. the company told the website

recode.net that number is incorrect but it didn't say by how much. tesla has experienced many delays rolling out the still has more than 400,000 preorders at $1,000 each to put out about 8,000 of the model 3s last quarter. how do carmakers price their car parts? with help from a computer program, as it turns out. reuters reports carmakers including renault, jaguar, land rover have made more than $1 billion with the help of pricing software. paperwork filed in a european court case suggests costs are in part based on consumer perception of what the items should cost. it keeps costs under control and parts available. the french government did not find reason to open an

investigation. >> there was such a fervor. >> about 450,000. >> and they're well behind. >> way behind. >> thanks very much. all right, the fires didn't help the smoggy conditions around the bay. cameras caught the haze in frn sasccian and a little bit i sandhya? >> i don't think so. the wind is reayll we are expecting an improvement. just take a look at the next five days and it looks good all the way across. what's s we had one system come through that started the cooling process. it will enhance the marine layer and take our temperatures down. you will notice it if you're not yet. look at the wind gusting tosfo

now. it's already started, like i said, the cooling process. down 15 degrees. the good news is it is going to continue the next few ysda. sho highlights. it will take a day or so, swings will continue this ekwe those c the city. a nice day to go sailing except there is chop out there. be careful if you are going to head out. 63 oakland. currently 73 in san jose. pacifica is at a cool 57 degrees. emeryville camera showing you bright skies as we look across the bay. 84 in santa rosa. you're in the fm 7 napa tfafiel.

hour by hour wind gusts, we'll show you what will happen. we do have an airport weather warning because of gusty winds. the wind gusts will remain as we head into 11:00 p.m., particully near the coast. not so much over land. tomorrow morning it is going to be a breezy onend t afternoon keeping the winds ho.ng about 30 to 37 miles an that's what's going to keep that cooling trend going for your tuesday and even for your wednesday. breezy tomorrow morning as i mentioned. mid-40s to the mid-50s. you might need that extra layer to keep you comfortable for the afternoon. we'll go mild inland with 70s, 80s. along the coastline in the 60s. today's highs so far in the upper 80s inland have been primarily in the 60s along the coastline. accuweather seven-day forecast in just a average high for sans 78 degrees. notice the temperature is dropping below average right on through thursday before they come back up again only to drop

again. you can keep track of temperatures anytime you want. it will be like a seesaw up down, up down. tomorrow is down, gusty and cooler. temperatures will drop more. mid-50s toee d- a datu arnndaro cooling tundsa t.emayrdperature. bymonday, 90s inland. 60s, coast. do you feel like a yo-yo? >> a little bit. >>st' yes. >> thanks, sandhya. it's the final push before election day. this a big impact. that story next. and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir -- >> theri t hhe deadly nocaol cameras after a killing spree now revealing there were additional victims. a doctor watching hdtv noticing something on a woman's neck next. we'll see you then. new at 6:00, are you killing your plants with too much love? 7 on your side's michael finney

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a new report says two candidates are now pulling away in the race for governor of california. internal tracking polls conducted by both democratic and republican pollsters obtained by the hillhust under 30% of the vote and republican businessman john cox with 20%. those polls show three others, assemblyman travis allen, former

los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa and john chang each with 10%. activists in both parties will be making a push for votes tonight and into tomorr. are making phone calls getting ready for what they say is an unprecedented primary election. republicans are campaigning for change sacramento whilen democrats believe the election is a referendum on president trump. >> so many people coming out and engaging in politics and campaignin for the first time because they so resent and resist his divisive agenda. we've seen a strong movement that people are ready for a change. they're ready for a new direction. >> abc 7 news will have complete coverage of the primary election tomorrow night. watch live results at 9:00 p.m. after the polls close at 8:00 and then at 11:00 p.m. if you need voter information before you head to the polls, just go to our website

abc7news.com/election. okay, we could see something or should we say someone new on the court during the warriors game three against the cavs. >> the when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor.

i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

i'm ama daetz. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, a west oakland recycling center is gutted by fire and it wasn't the first or second time it's happened. tonight abc 7 news digs into just how many times this place has caught fire in recent years.

and election day is tomorrow. find out why some say, they could hurt the democrats' quest to take control of the house. that's all coming up in a half hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> thanks a lot. see you then. more good news for the warriors after another big win in the nba finals last night. ⌞> espn reports iguodala hasn't reported any pain and sprinted for the first time during team workouts last saturday. >> iguodala sustained a bone bruise in his left knee during this play during the conference finals against the rockets. it's officially unknown if he'll be ready for game three but head coach steve kerr says he is optimistic. >> and the ws players and coaches boarded a flight bound for cleveland. steph curry looked like he had the in-flight meals well covered. >> that's right. head coach steve kerr chatted with a lot of the players as they made their way up the

gateway ramp to the plane. almost everyone seemed to be expecting a really tough fight ahead. >> the mental aspect is huge because we anticipate tougher games. take their best shot in game three. so much of it is the mental part of it. >> it took about 20 minutes to get everyone onboard and then it was east to cleveland. >> game three is wednesday. our coverage starts at 5:00 with the ws on 7 pregame show brought to you by comcast business. tipoff is at 6:00. >> that's right. now stay with us then for toyota after the game as soon as the game is over. jimmy kimmel live at 10:00 and a special one-hour edition of abc 7 news begins at 10:30. all this wednesday. >> i think we'll be able to take one out of the two in cleveland, don't you think? bring it back home. i'm kristen sze. >> we'll see you again in half an hour.

tonight, as we come on the air, the horrific images. the deadly volcano eruption. the so-called volcano of fire exploding. dozens killed. the death toll climbing tonight. hundreds injured, running from the cloud of ash. rescue teams searching for survivors. wsne le attoday pulled out alive. and our team is right there on the ground in guatemala. also just in tonight, authorities before the cameras moments ago, after a killing spree. they have just revealed there were additional victims. several already shot to death in sera the manhunt, the suspect surrounded, then taking his own life. the supreme court decision. the colorado baker who said he would not bake a wedding cake for a gay couple. tonight, the court deciding in favor of the baker. the fbi tonight now saying this agent will be held