pedic . hit and run driver critical critically injuries a pedicab driver pulling a family. >> police just wrap up the investigation at the scene a short time ago. >> kate larsen is live at the intersection. they still haven't found the driver, right? >> reporter: that's right. the driver is believed to be in a light colored sedan. the pedicab community is worried about one of their drivers and an entire family of passengers. sfpd worked late into the night after a car hit this pedicab. >> the problem is hit and run. it can happen to anybody.

>> reporter: a pedicab operator knows the driver that was hit. >> he is a wonderful guy, a father, an inventor an entrepreneur. >> reporter: this woman is the co-owner of the pedicab company. he has been working for her for six years and hit his head in the crash. the suspect car hit the 4:00 in the afternoon. the mother is in serious condition. her husband is okay and their two young children have nonlife-threatening injuries. >> it is a crazy intersection, tough to cross even with the lights. >> reporter: the unusual intersection is problematic. >> it makes things more chaotic, tourist season. >> reporter: and police are hoping that there is more

evidence at this intersection. they are looking for witnesses and surveillance video. live in san francisco, i am kate larsen. a quadruple shooting at an east oakland mini mart. witnesses described a chaotic scene. >> i seen corner of my eye, this guy is bleeding like crazy. i made a u-turn to try to help him out and stop the bleeding but too many bullet wounds. >> no one has b arrted. >> in one san jose neighborhood are worried and with good reason. a string of fires broke out. amanda del cas stilltillo is li.

>> reporter: four fires, suspicious fires burned along the creek. we were able to get a good look at that damage. >> we still don't know whether or not it was deliberately set. >> san jose fire captain says the department is calling the fire suspicious. since each burned vegetation within minutes and miles. >> we don't want people setting fires accidentally or deliberately. obviously it creates a hazard for people living in the creek. >> reporter: too early to determine whether the fires started in the encampment. no structures were damaged. and you can see where this fire

tore through this wooden fencing. feet from sy lee's home. his home at the time. thankfully she wasn't injured. coyote creek neighbors are nervous it could happen again. >> this is the first time that i see the fire near my house. i have been here for five years and i don't know what happened. >> reporter: captain matt low tells me the department hasn't mapped out the area so unclear how much of it burned. >> thank you. speaking of burning, to developing news. firefighters are making good

progress against the pawnee fires. having now chard 13,700 acres. good news for evacuees in the community of spring valley. allowed to go home. "7 on your side" michael finney was in clearlake oaks to help fire victims. for information on how you can help head to abc7news.com. there you will find resources and financial tips and links to sites where you can donate. a bruising confirmation battle gearing up after a surprise announcement from anthony kennedy. >> reporter: sweeping changes could be coming to the supreme court. justice anthony kennedy announcing his retirement after three decades on the highest

court >> he felt confident in me to carry on his great legacy. >> reporter: serving as a key vote on monumental decisions. upheld affirmative action for minorities and college admission and in a remarkable series of cases over the course of almost two decades, he championed the civil rights of gay and lesbian american. they ask for deequal dignity in the eyes of the law. hoping to confirm a nominee before midterms. >> it is imperative that the president's nominee be considered fairly and not subjected to personal attacks. >> reporter: it was mcconnell who blocked a vote on president obama's nominee until after the

election. democrats insisting there should be no confirmation until after election. >> mopnths away. their voices deserve to be heard now. >> reporter: abc news washington. a major setback for public sector labor unions. the supreme court struck down an illinois law that forced workers to pay fees. 5-4 ruling overturns a nearly 40 year court precedence. >> abc7 news was on market street tonight as hundreds of san francisco hotel workers rallied for a new contract. pushing forha allow

hotel workers that live and work in san francisco on one job. tonight the department of homeland security has requested housing from the military for 12,000 migrant families. housing will not be at the old air force base in concord. they say they are not letting their guard down at all. >> we need to keep watchful eye and make sure that it doesn't happen. >> instead secretary of defense says the military intends to provide housing at fort bliss and goodfellow the administration must separate children with their parents. a 95-year-old concord woman

who was the victim of a purse snatching has died. 93-year-old ann peterson was knocked to the ground and severely injured in the robbery in may. the contra costa will determine if charges will be changed in light of peterson's death. as you can see, the race was extremely close, only one percentage point separating the two final candidates after ranked choice counting, mayor london breed won with 5050% of the vote. mark leno received 49.5% of the vote. cheap cannabis. marijuana

slithering surprise. local sheriff's deputies have an unusual lost and found case on their hnds. i am meteorologist sandhya patel. what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> do you have any advice for me. >> what type o

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cannabis shops are holding fire sales this week. dispensaries slashing prices

ahead of a july 1st deadline. >> cannabis retailers do not want to see their investments go up in smoke. so instead of destroying old product, they are selling it at a cheap discount. >> weed is going to be cheaper this week in california than it will be for the next couple of years. >> reporter: all cannabis packaging has to have this universal symbol. the new rules regarding labelling safety packaging and chemical testing. >> this is a phase of regulation that is meant to protect the consumers. >> any testing that is food related or taking into your body i see as a a a >> everything has to be tested.

>> reporter: new standards could cause a supply shortage. >> we are completely at the mercy of supply change. if we don't have compliant product to put on the shelf that is going to affect us. >> reporter: katie utehs abc7 news. a teenager injured by a tree while camping has settled his case for four search .5 million. a tree fell on his tent crushing him. san mateo county davy tree will combine to pay the settlement. sofia vergara has lost a

custody battle over frozen embryos. after vergara of the embryos. >> have you ever stayed off social media to avoid a of your favorite tv. the snooze will last for 30 days, twitter and instagram offer similar viewing options. a five-foot boa constrictor found in a rental car the snake. no idea how they got there.

>> they are pretty sure it is not an emotional support animal. it just creeked out maybe. are you okay? it happens to me all the time especially with allergies. can you imagine being the person cleaning the rental car. >> i wonder if it is allergies. >> sandhya patel is here. >> it is the wind blowing the tree pollen around. i want to show you a time lapse. did you see it? the strawberry moon. from our south beach cam. in june, they would har ves the star berries in north america. with the help of sharon in tranc transmission, got it. it was hard to capture the moon with all the cloud coverage.

the low clouds have advanced to the north bay to the east bay. temperatures in the 50s and 60s unless you are above the marine layer. delta breeze, south westerly tlie nine miles per hour. that is going to carry the marine layer into the valleys. the temperatures will rise. tomorrow warmer, 83 degrees. but much warmer as we head into the workweek and into the first half of your weekend. upper 90s, and even low one hundreds in our hottest spots inland. some of the clouds have pushed into the south bay as well. wide spread morning clouds is expected. temperatures to soar and satur danger will be increasing. tomorrow morning for the commute, use caution if you are

driving, visibility will be low. half moon bay it is down to five miles. across the bay it will be choppy, walking, cool and overcast. definitely a light sweater. you are looking at milder weather than today. inland highs will be in the low to mid 80s. temperatures near the coast and the 60s and you will have the breeze around still. and that wind will switch direction coming out of the north as we head into friday. f. fire weather watch has been issued for lake county, solano county. here is the setup. high pressure building in and with the wind coming off the land, a down sloping wind. that's what's going to dry out the air mass even more and put us in critical fire dangers.

warmer tomorrow, and rapidly wrapping up inland. and then the second half of your weekend, the cooling begins taking you all the way into fourth of july with low >> thanks. a nearly naked man stops traffic. >> wait until you see how officers finally got him sound. >> and tomorrow on good morning america,

strange things happen in l.a. a man wearing boxer shorts and sneakers climbed on top of a freeway sign today.

he was seen dancing and yelling and sitting causing a backup for miles. he eventually back flipped into an inflated air bag. >> style points. he was happened cuffed and taken to in an ambulance. awfully weird. >> just another day in los angeles. >> i'm sure he was completely sober. >> no question. >> totally. >> just another great day for giants fan. >> every time you watch this time they have become so good and so engrained. something to see. and tonight it was madison giving oregon state new life for the nat

randy johnson, david price and now madison bumgarner, joined the list of the left-handed starters fastest to reach 1500 career strikeouts. you need that not rocket for bumgarner. strikes him out and that is history. we are going to save that ball. number 1500. congratulations. hunter pence lines the ball in the right field. gonzalez makes a sliding catch.

bumgarner threw seven shutout. the giants win and a walk the a's recording hitting streaks of home third straight month. oakland is playing good ball. not baseball weather in detroit. would not want to be sitting behind that lowry finally gets t the board. 1-0. look at martin, at the wall. good defense today. up 2-0 in the ninth.

fowler connects. high and deep and off the wall. coming around to score. the a's sweep detroit and are five games over 500 for the first time since 2014. oregon state must win or ark ago will be in hog heaven. tying this one up with the solo shot. carson shady, he has an rbi single to give ark a ark a ark a lead. no one does. if they would have caught that, game over, they would have won the national title. instead same batter makes him pay, and an rbi single, this game was tied. larnock goes deep.

putting oregon state in position to win and they are in position to take the national title tomorrow. >> trust if my guys. when it comes to that point, i am glad i can put the team on my back and put it on them. shout out to the guys for sticking through it. >> this report is sponsored by river rock

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

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