property on whipple road in union city. >> the man is secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper and crews are draining the product from the bottom to try to prevent cement from drying up. >> this is an active situation and we'll keep you updated on the newscast as crews worked to get this man safely out of this container, stuck about two hours. >> we will keep tabs on that. thank you for joining us this evening. >> we move now to our other top story. it's been a little more than 24 hours since london took the oath of office to become san francisco's new mayor. she set expectations very high for her new job. >> she was not shy saying she will be aggressive about cleaning up san francisco streets. >> reporter: of course, this is

day one for mayor breed. and officials want the issue of homelessness gone like yesterday. that's the issue in san francisco. the mayor reminded the press it will take time. stephenson street is right next to the ninth circuit court of appeals. ironically one of the many streets in san francisco where drug use is openly displayed. >> i'm committed. i started. i started and i'm moving forward. when we can see the results is yet to be determined. i'm looking forward to pushing forward as aggressively as i can to get the job done. >> the san francisco travel association previously voiced its displeasure how the street scene is affecting tourism. >> people start talking about san francisco in a negative way like that we have great concern about that and the future long term impact. >> reporter: the travel association and hotel council among other organizations formed

a coalition calling themselves clean.save 365 and posted this message on twitter. san francisco deserves clean and safe streets. clean.safe 365 is putting its trust in mayor london breed to improve and protect our world class city. a construction company put up this sign asking sf311 to please remove the hypodermic needles inside the fence. there were none when we got there but we found a homeless encampment a few feet from the area. we know this the san francisco health aids foundation says they pick up more than 275,000 used needles every month from the street or syringe access site. in june they added more people to dispose of used needles. >> our goal is have the public see there will be a reduction of these needles on the street. if we have to add another 10 people that's what we will do. >> that was barbara garcia from

the department of public health who assured me mayor breed will support her if they need to hire more people to remove used needles. in the newsroom, abc7 abc7 abc7 a drone was found on the tarmac of san francisco international airport. here's a live look from our tower camera. a spokesperson said it was discovered around 3:00 this afternoon, near a fence parallel to 11. t -- to 101. drones are prohibited from flying near an aren't and this is obviously a serious concern. a man suspected of robbing two east bay banks today is the same one that hit at others. this man flashed a gun in danville around noon and demanded money. an hour later, nearby san ramon,

surveillance cameras captured these images at the u.s. bank inside the safe way at san ramon boulevard. police believe this man is the faux badge bandit that hit several banks in the area describing him with a fair complexion and acne scars, 6'1", 260 to 270 pounds, between 40 and 50 years old. fremont police have arrested a man from exposing himself in several incidents in the east bay. he's identified as joseph ironteeth angelle. he's due in court tomorrow on six counts and police say more charges could be added. investigators looking into a deadly on the job accident in palo alto. we show exactly where this happened at middlefield road and oregon expressway and parking lot of crossroads community church. see it there on our technology

on sky map7, traffic lanes were closed for several hours as a result of this. abc7 news reporter, chris, has the story. >> reporter: outside the crossroads community church in palo alto, investigators spent the day looking into a work site accident that left a construction worker dead. a palo alto police sergeant on patrol quickly jumped into action after being flagged down by the victim's co-worker. >> he was immediately able to go into the parking lot, assess the situation to see if he could do anything to help medically and call twitter officers in the area. >> reporter: the victim died on scene after being trapped underneath a bobcat vehicle. the work crew, employed by casey paving was at the church to seal the parking lot. cal osha is looking into it. >> once the facts have been gathered they will decide if there are any violations of the

osha health and once it's decided they will decide the seriousness of the violations. >> reporter: the pastor, jake duckworth said he was the only person on site besides the work crew. in a statement, he said, our hearts break for those who lost a loved one in this event and our prayers with them as they mourn. the area was back open by late afternoon. >> we wanted to make sure any evidence at the scene we wanted to preserve it for osha's investigation, because we knew they would come in later since this was an incident that happened at a work site. >> reporter: cal-osha has up to six months to complete its investigation. casey paving did not return our request for comment. in palo alto, abc7 news. the suspected golden state killer, deangelo, was in court today along with some women he's accused of attacking.

the story from sacramento. >> seeing the back of his head, it was really hard. >> the wounds heal but the scars remain. >> reporter: a sisterhood of survivors some flying in from texas, maine and southern california, marched into the sacramento courtroom to front the man they believe irrevocably changed their lives forever. 72-year-old joseph deangelo emerged into a caged area court. >> we would ask for a court date. >> reporter: and then it was over in minutes, deangelo back to the jail cell. >> the emotion was so intense for me. i looked at only the back of his head, i thought to myself, this is the man that came into my bedroom when i was 13 years old. i haven't known who that was in over 40 years. how can you come into a kid's bedroom and attack a child? it was harder than i thought it

would be. >> reporter: the man accused of being the golden state killer and east area rapist was arrested in april after they used a genealogy website to link him to crime scenes in northern and southern california in the 1970s and '80s. the string of attacks included 12 murders and nearly 50 rapes. >> right now, i'm feeling very emotional. a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: you going to come to more hearings? >> i hope i'm going to be going to trial. >> our goal is to be here for each other, for our sister survivors and send a really clear message to him that say, we haven't forgotten what you've done. >> reporter: deangelo will be back here in court on september the 5th. the victims vow to be here again. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. let's turn now to fire burning across southern california. and this shows you the front lines fighting now. good news on the klamathon fire,

officials say they expect to have it contained by sunday. 57 square miles and destroyed 82 buildings. firefighters have it 70% contained up from 30% monday. real progress there. starting today, california power companies like pg&e mutt follow new rules when to shut off emergency services like wildfires. the state regulators unanimously approved it and think it can make it safer while the fire is spreading and pg&e released a statement supporting those changes. sandy patel is in for spencer tonight looking at the conditions raising our fire danger. >> the concern is dry lightning. let's take a look at doppler 7 live. the thunderstorms have been strong. they have been dumping rain but the concern is the lower levels of the atmosphere here pretty dry so we may see the moisture

evaporating as we look at the hour-by-hour look as we look at potential for showers basically between late night and early morning hours. we're looking at a 20% of thunder and rain may evaporate and it could spark fires and high fire danger between late tonight and early tomorrow morning. i'll be back with the rest of your accuweather forecast coming up. a napa county man joined the army after the 9/11 attacks. an accident took the life of the man whose body was flown back today with honors. kristen is here with the story. >> i want to show you a very moving scene. in napa, community young and old came out by the dozens to honor an american hero with the american flag and heavy hearts. they came to salute 31-year-old corey michael smiley as a police

escort brought him from the sacramento airport to his final resting place. according to this post shared by the napa police department, the security contractor was working in afghanistan when an accident took his life. although he died a private citizen, his life was characterized by his military service. he was teenly affected by the 9/11 -- deeply affected by the 9/11 attacks and he survived explosions along the way and left the army in 2010 but for the past six years worked an as security contractor toin afghanistan. he had lived in this area since age 5. he was known by his pranks and computer skills. you see his wife, diana and mother surrounding the happy groom. the service will be live-streamed.

we have link to it on our website. >> thank you, kristen. >> still ahead on abc news at a sharp finish, an evaluation of wine. >> the owners are taking google to court in an attempt to get the reviews removed. are the tariffs already having an impact on oakland? numbers show it's possible. it's not christmas in july but it's a lot of fun. pay your age day at build a

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back now with an update innn union city where a man has been stuck for two hours as they're trying to extract him. >> he is stuck in waist-deep cement, if you can imagine and they're trying to drain it. no idea how he got there. >> this is an active situation and we will keep updating you as the crews work to get him safely out of that mixer. a small mom and pop winery in napa is taking on google in court. charter oak winery says google refuses to take down negative reviews written by a troll. >> reporter: on what grounds do you want it dismissed? bombarded by our questions, google had nothing to say. >> i'm disappointed they

wouldn't allow me to speak. >> reporter: as owner of the small family run charter, she took google to court for six months of negative comments comparing her business to a toilet and much worse from someone she calls an online troll. >> worst wine i ever had, rubbery, tasted boxed. >> reporter: nearly all of the reviews are five star. the one negative view she believes are comments from the same person using different aliases. some are so lewd -- >> this one says my bottle of wine has the same taste as a geriatric -- >> reporter: we can't say it online. >> why would you have these rules and guidelines if no one enforces it? just say it's a free-for-all. >> reporter: those harassing comments between 30 and 50 of them, according to google do not violate the guidelines and suggests she have a great day. >> extremely inappropriate and

why i'm going to court. >> reporter: she said she had no choice but to take them to court and google got the case dismissed because the third party has to be present. >> reporter: i asked her what does she think of google? >> they're morally bankrupt. >> reporter: because you can't take someone to court but a maximum of five times, she says she will keep fighting for small business people everywhere. a wildly successful build-a-bear promotion turned into a nightmare and has the company apologizing. >> it played across the country and the world today, that came after the store's first pay your age promotion. parents brought kids as young as 1, to get a steal on bears. >> we are in line and move, what, a foot every 10 minutes. it was crazy. we started way back at the

piercing pagoda and took us six hours to get to the front of the store. >> reporter: was it worth it? >> for my kids to get a build-a-bear, i think it was. >> reporter: now, you're looking at lines at another mall. several hours ago, the company stopped accepting any additional customers in line because of public safety concerns. >> these are lines across the country and the world. look at this. normally the bears cost anywhere from 20 to $35 each. for bigger families, pay your age day can save a lot of money. the company offered everyone in line who didn't get a bear a $15 off voucher for future use. who knew it would take on like that? >> crazy mob scenes. time to turn to our weather as we start to feel like summer more. >> not too extreme. sandy patel is tracking the forecast for the weekend. >> we have 90s coming your way, not just today but over the

weekend as well and in the coastline, we will keep it in the 60s. we're showing you the fog near the coast but monsoon moisture. this wider picture, it is streaming in from the southeast and has been setting off thunderstorms in sierra-nevada, producing rain. there is a possibility some of this unstable air may actually make its way across the bay area late tonight. for the time being, it's adding a little more of humidity to the air. here is a look at the dew points. most areas in the 50s. you're in the low to upper 50s, it's muggy out there, but at least not as bad as it could be in other parts of the country, a lot stickier, as you know. look at the south beach camera, our marine influence here, we have a little bit of breeze, 68 in oakland, 70s, san jose to mountain view and the live view from the kgo camera.

76 in santa rosa. this is a gorgeous shot from our tower camera. you see the monsoon moisture and down below you see the marine layer. a look at the forecast. slight chance of thunder late tonight. fire danger remains elevated and muggy conditions through tomorrow. hour-by-hour, this is the wettest of the computer models, one model keeping it completely dry here, why it's a slight chance. 7:00 p.m. tonight to tomorrow morning, we see the potential for an isolated shower or thundershower. not a definitive thing. keep that in the back of your mind out and about tonight or tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon evening that threat is over. 12 hour planner for tomorrow. slight chance for early morning shower or thunderstorm, still muggy at noontime. in the low 60s. and 70s for the bay and inland. tomorrow, mild and muggy.

mid-50s to 60s. clouds insulate us tomorrow afternoon. low 60s around the coast. in the bayshore line, in the 70s and 80s. definitely not looking at any extremes here. you can download the accuweather app and track live doppler 7 any time you want, especially if there is a development that happens. accuweather 7-day forecast, a slight chance of thunderstorm. temperatures low 60s to low 90s. we'll keep it in that range over the weekend with drier air, not as sticky. we will see minor ups and downs next week with the hottest day, thursday, 96 inland. don't worry, no heat along the we will keep you in the low to mid-60s the next seven days. >> thanks. coming up next, the cost of success. what a milestone in sales for tesla means for its customers. and aids walk for san francisco now just three days away. join us in golden park sunday. i'll be there.

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shipping season and importers may be trying to avoid new tariffs. a cigarette that looks like a usb drive will come out with a lower nicotine option. they were criticized for the amount of nicotine in vaping liquids. it has 5% nicotine equal to a pack of cigarettes and the new one will have 3% nicotine. next month, tesla customers won't get the $7500 federal vehicle tax credit that's only offered until the automobile manufacturer sells 200,000 the dow jones gained went up. tesla dipped a little. now a major player when it comes to any nominations. >> the nominations in the drama

series category are "stranger things". >> programs on the screaming service received 112 nomination this year, up from 91 last year. it's the first time since 2001 hbo did not receive the most nominations. abc received 31, including "black-ish" for best comedy and abc's reboot of "roseanne" was only recognized with a nomination. the show was canceled following a racist tweet by roseanne barr. and sandra oh, lead actress nomination and anthony bourdain posthumously for his show, "parts unknown" and the igot club, performers who won an emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. rita moreno is in that club. the boys still hospitalized after being in an underwater

cave for 18 days. talking about the technique that helped them survive. it's meditation. plus, the

let's go back to the update of the breaking news happening in union city we're following. crews have been working hard to extract a man from a cement mixer. he's been trapped about 2 1/2 hours. >> they were working to drain the cement. it's unclear how he got there. this is on the property of the united states pipe and foundry company. this is an active situation. it was hard to see. you can see arms and a gloved hand and working as hard as they can to get him out of there. >> of course, concrete dries and they don't want that around him with pressure around his body, very dangerous.

look at the frantic activity, trying to free this man as quick as they possibly can in union city on whipple road. he's been there about 2 1/2 hours. that's a long time to be trapped. they are very very anxious to get him out quickly. looks like the level of activity has picked up. they may be close. >> looks like they may have pulled him out. a chute area on the screen with the first responders around and they tied cables to him to keep him from sinking farther into the cement and trying to drain the cement so it didn't dry and he wouldn't be stuck there. >> we think he is out, from what we understand. that is confirmed. he is out. that's the good news. he'll be rushed to get treatment. we hope he's okay but having been trapped quite some time, that's almost -- you have seen people depicted in movies or

quicksand. that's certainly what could have happened in wet concrete, he could have continued to sink before it dried and they worked hard to get him as fast as they could before the concrete dried or he sank further into it. >> we will bring you updates as we find the man's condition on abc7 news bay area. >> it looks like a good outcome there. another good outcome speaking of rescues, from thailand, the 12 boys and their coach are still in the hospital where they were trapped for 18 long days. >> many are working towards eating solid foods. the majority still can't touch or hug their parents. they're getting to meet with the divers who pulled off the daring rescue. this is the m have ever been th. >> you couldn't see your hands

and pull yourself along the rope and smack into the rocks. >> really dire. the survivors are expected to be hospitalized another week before being sentence home and recovering another months. >> the team's coach and the boys were led through several sessions with meditation. >> speaking how meditation helped. >> reporter: meditation wasn't new for the soccer team and the coach, the coach had trained as a buddhist monk more than a decade. >> in some way, controlling the spin of what's happening. >> reporter: the director of institute for health and healing in san francisco says the meditative state helps you identify the thoughts, feelings and perceptions of your mind so they don't distract you. >> if you're in a cave, you're only in a cave if you think you're in a cave. >> reporter: in a meditative state, he says you can achieve relaxation environments that aren't relaxing, because your

bates are shallow and you use muscles in your neck and chest burning calories. >> you don't have to be in more danger but over time you feel you're in more danger. >> reporter: and conserving energy. >> what they mostly accomplished in a messtative state they didn't make it harder for themselves or become their own problem. >> reporter: we can all benefit from meditation if you ever had to wait for the outcome of a job interview or medical tests. >> you're in the upset of am i going to be okay and not what will happen to me, not the intensity of the boy's experience but a good surrogate of a useful tool to damp down that activity would be for you. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> there are new developments today in the case of a missing woman from oregon, surveillance video now confirms 23-year-old angela hernandez traveled south on highway 1 south of monterey

last saturday morning at 9:30. detectives previously pinged her cell phone north of santa cruz also and foul play is not suspected. last friday morning. she left portland last week and bound for lancaster. a $10,000 reward is offered for information on her whereabouts. authorities in ohio dropped all charges against porn star, stormy daniels, following her arrest last night. they took her into custody at a strip club and accused her of touching patrons. her attorney called the arrest a politically motivated sting operation. she is suing president trump over an alleged affair and her lawyer said they dropped the charges because the law applies only to someone who appears nude or semi-nude at a club.

we go back live to the rescue scene where a man was pulled just moments ago in union city from a cement mixer. i personally have been paying attention to the student scores and over that time i have not seen a relationship between performance on

we have an update now on that cement rescue in union city. the man who was stuck in waist-deep cement was just pulled out. yu see him in the middle of your screen. >> he is covered increment, as you can see, as they ease him down the stairs after pulling him out. skymap7 following this scene for you. we can highlight him. he's right in the middle of the screen. there's the highlight. >> he's behind the building. >> watch here, he will emerge from the building. the good news is after close to three hours he is walking under his own power. >> yes. he is about to be on that gurney, at the bottom of the stairs. the highlight feature with

skymap7. fortunately, he's able to, mostly on his own, with the help of some first responders, get down those stairs to that gurney to be evaluated. >> he'll be taken to the hospital and checked out and treated if necessary. we can show you video earlier of exactly what they were dealing with. he was surrounded by what looks like dozens of people. you see him pulled out, covered in gray, the one without a helmet on. they did put a cap on him and helmet to protect him. as you can see, he's out, after being trapped for quite some time in union city. >> we will stay on top of this. he is receiving medical attention right now and if w

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♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ let's update this breaking news. as you look live from sky 7, a man who was trapped in waist-deep cement at the united states pipe and foundry company in union city has been rescued. there, you see him with a breathing mask on. he'll be taken to the hospital to be checked out. he did walk out of there under his own power after they excavated him.

looks like a good outcome. the decision to make and other tests optional has sent shock waves around but another college has done that in the bay area. >> what it means. >> reporter: these are top science students at mills college in oakland who had to compete to win spots in this sought after research program. the professor used to look at students' s.a.t. or a.c.t. scores when she was considering applicants but not anymore. >> i personally have been paying attention to students' scores over 10 years and have never seen a relationship between the performance of the tests and their success academically. >> reporter: that is why mills now allows students to choose whether or not to submit test scores when they apply. the policy known as test-optional started last year. last year, only

provided scores and this year down even more. >> it's not determinative of where they're going. >> i did s.a.t. twice. what i did in those 12 hours didn't show anything of who i am. >> if you have a good score why not boost your application. i think it's a really good opportunity for a group that doesn't have access to a.c.t. prep classes. >> reporter: research varies whether the s.a.t. or a.c.t. actually predicts success. many agree it can be a barrier to college and why the university of chicago is the latest to go test optional. >> the goal is to give access to under-represented students who don't have an opportunity to attend highly selective institutions. >> reporter: the vast majority

of selective colleges do require the tests. that includes all university of california campuses and most competitive programs at california state universities. so this summer, bay area students are packing test preparation classes as usual. >> reporter: officials at the university of california will not talk about their testing requirements, however some college admission experts say the huge number of highly qualified applicants to ucs will make switching to test optional admissions very difficult. >> you have to make hard decisions, right? it is useful to have this applicant rocked it on the test. this applicant did terribly on the test, all else being equal, the one who did well on the standardized test will fare better in the application process. >> reporter: still, the list of test optional schools is growing and mills student, joy robinson, who is also a mother, hopes there will be even more choices for her 13-year-old son now getting as in school. >> i don't have to spend and

unnecessary amount of money to prep them to take tests. we can talk about essays and volunteer work and other things that he does. >> now, both the s.a.t. and act offer some free preparation online. we have links to that and the colleges on abc.com. it's obviously and interesting movement. >> it is. time for sports. >> what's going on? >> we have steph curry balancing fatherhood, basketball, and he has a big golf tournament starting tomorrow, playing in that. the as feeling no pain after taking 3 out of 4. look out

good evening. the bay bridge series begins tomorrow at at&t park. giants trying to make a playoff push. the as scalding hot took 3 out of 4 from the defending champs in houston. happeneding out all-star jerseys. the other professional athletes next to him look like little children. double off the wall, astros take a 2-0 lead. i'm guessing that hair is not real. a lase tore the left. scores khris davis, theigh. later in t eighth, deep t left, it's fair, you can't tell.

olsen and chapman score, six for as. off the backside, gets the out at first. the next batter is josh redick, the former a, smart, right? and the glove flipped to get the out. as take 3 out of 4 from the astros, who are very very good. 6-4 the final, onto the giants in san francisco. steph curry, busy this summer telling critics the warriors have not ruined basketball because they're too good. he's been on daddy duty. his wife posting the picture of steph with cannon, the curry's third child. the celebrity lake he wil be playing in lake tahoe. steph found out about cousins' signing when he was at the hospital with his wife. >> that's what the twitter is

for, great fun. why the nba is so popular. we have a history hanging out with him in the nba throughout the course of the year. he is a guy who has a lot to prove, a great opportunity and situation to do that. >> the warriors have officially signed jonas jerebko, averaging six points per game with utah last year. still waiting to see if patrick mccall will resign. in a span of 10 months, serena williams gave birth to her daughter, alexis, ended up needing two surgeries and played at the highest level of the world returning to the semifinals taking on yule lee gurgis. serena wins the first set, 6-2. look at the spin on this ball. whoops.

wow. try to deal with that. later in the second set, williams up 3-2, gurgis, one-handed volley. serena chases it down, another winner. serena a winner, reaching her 30th career major. she's super mom. she'll face angelique kerber in the final. playing infield is not darno's only talent. ♪ ever since i entered fatherhood ♪ ♪ i've been going to target on my off days ♪ ♪ dirty diapers wet wipes in my face ♪ ♪ ever since i entered fatherhood ♪ >> he's good. the video is entitld "fatherhood bling" a spoof of the drake hit "hotline bling" we have to give him extra credit for getting johnny kuadoe in a

cameo. sponsored by stanford healthcare. >> you have to have skills to put that together. >> thank you so much. >> join us tonight at 9:00. right here on "abc7 news at 11":00. >> we will continue to follow that cement rescue in union city. we are checking on that man's condition bus he has now been rescued and we hill have the latest. rock n' roll hall of famer closing his restaurant. stay with us or "abc7 news at 11":00. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news when ever you wish on the abc7 news app. we appreciate your time as always. >> for all of us here at the entire abc7 news team, have a great night and please enjoy this wonderful special message. >> we'll see you later.

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