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danielsme daniels. tom pass says he called police after seeing daniels harass merchants. he had also recognized him from an abc story. >> the way he was doing it was just like i don't care. deal wit. that's the way he is around here. >> there was little they could do about daniels. either an officer has to witness his drug use or a witness has to report it and be willing to stay until police arrive. plus, a low level drug offense is usually only worth a citation. daniels was wanted for being an accessory to a crime,feny no telling how long he will be in jail. thomas says he's happy he's no longer arnd the time being. >> i feel like he needed to be evaluated at this point. >> news of the arrest caused

mixed reaction from customers ranging from sympathy to relief. >> the residue of it, the smell of it, it affects other people and especially if you have kids traveling on it. it's even worse. >> this guy needs help and this shouldn't be happening in public and he doesn't know any better obviously. >> part arrested are up significantly, up 16% from this time last year because their officers are more visible and responding more >> president trump and vladimir putin are meeting in just a few hours. abc news looks ahead at the summit between the two leaders. >> air force one touching down. president trump getting ready for his much anticipated summit with vladimir putin. >> having meetings with russia,

china and north korea, i believe in it. >> after a contentious nato summit and a visit to the uk where the president appeared to criticize america's ally. >> what's your biggest competitor, your biggest foe globally right now? >> i think we have a lot of foes. i think the european union is a foe because of what they do to us in trade. >> seeming to put the european union ahead of russia. >> some democratic lawmakers wanted the president to call off his meeting with putin after the indictment of 12 you shallen officers. the president's national security advisors believe those indictments give the president leverage. >> i think the president can put this on the table and say this is a serious matter. >> ukraine and syria are expected to be discussed.

>> nothing bad is going to come out of it. and maybe some good will come out. but i go in with low expectations. >> the president saying getting along with russia would be a good thing. for the second taime in a week, a train hit a car at saint elizabeth avenue where it hit a mini van. the driver was the only person in the car and was in critical condition. she drove around the crossing arm when the train approached. two people died after a train hit a car. investigators say the driver in this case also went around the crossing arm. >> fire crews will try to recover the body of a firefighter killed yesterday. investigators believe he died while working his way out of that fire. california department of

forestry and fire protection officials said his body is in a steep terrain area and conditions have been too dangerous for crews to get close. it has burned more than six square miles. some rural communities andvacev an odor control unit over heated at this facility. a similar mishap took place on friday. fire crews spread water. there was no hazard to the surrounding area including the san francisco zoo. >> tomorrow a san francisco board will hear legislation prohibiting a plastic straw ban. it is concerning for people with disabilities. kate larson has the story. >> anything that attempts to

limit the amount of plastic waste in our environment today is very positive. >> three years ago this video of a plastic straw stuck in a sea turtles nose went viral. >> all of a sudden everyone around the world is focussed on this problem and taking action, and that's what we're doing with this ordinance. >> if the ordinance passes, he says the city's plastic straw ban will go into effect in 2019 and include plastic stirrers and cocktail picks. >> it is hard to capture them. plus, they also act as litter on our streets. >> when they first change it, you're like i really don't like it, but once you get used to it everyone will be fine knowing it is helping the environment. >> the criticisms i heard is for the disabled community.

>> it will limit their accessibility at restaurants, stores and other service establishments. >> this is the easiest and safest way to eat and drink food. most paper straws and reusable straws have absolutely no bend and can actually pose a hazard for people with mobility issues. but there are silicone ones that could be an option for people with disabilities. >> she says there is a provision in the ordinance that accounts for people with medical conditions that require straws. the implementation of that exception is still in the works. we are now hearing from the two people who found a missing woman along the monterrey county coast. sheriff deputies share a picture of her being rescued from rocks on friday night. apparently she had been there for a week after her car went off the road there. chelsea and chad described

finding her wrecked jeep. >> we saw a bumper first and we were like, there's a bumper. that's weird. and then came around another bend and saw the car. >> angela was right there in the rocks. looked like hell. >> she told deputies her jeep went off the road when she swerved to avoid a rabbit. she kept herself hydrated by using her car's radiator hose. >> a dispute over a coupon is gaining national attention. a warning tonight to job seekers. a scam that could lead you thousands of dollars of debt. >> walking for a good cause. >> we're expecting a warm week ahead. by the end of the week, a humid one as well.

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a police officer was killed today with his own gun. the suspect has been accused of firing at random killing a woman inside her home. >> authorities say it started around 7:30 sunday morning. officer michael chestnut responding to reports of an erratic vehicle. that car slamming into another vehicle before the driver fled on foot. officer chestnut confronting him. >> he attacked officer chestnut it is believed with a large stone. >> he opened fire at point blank range, hitting him multiple times in the head and chest. >> all of a sudden i heard drop

your gun, bang, bang, bang, bang and silence. >> police exchanging fire with him. yellow cones now marking the bullet casings. >> there had to be 10 or 15 shots that went off. >> shooting into a near by home, fatally wounding an innocent woman with the officer's firearm. this afternoon a solemn police procession for chestnut, the 42-year-old war veteran and dedicated father of two. >> he was just a great family man. he was a great officer. >> monday would have been officer chestnut's sixth anniversary on the force. abc news new york sglfrmts three police officers in missouri are being treated for injuries after a gunfight. they approached a man at this

hotel. the suspect seen here in earlier surveillance video shot at officers and took off in a vehicle with another person. police chased him to a neighborhood and then larged out firing at approaching officers. he was killed by return fire. >> a chicago woman claims a cvss employee called the police on her because of her race. >> african-american. >> black. no i'm not african-american, i'm black. black isn't a bad word. >> now, the dispute centered on whether a coupon was valid or not. she claimed cvc employees only looked at it and never verified if she could use that. >> he goes, i can't accept it. i said why? because it looks fraudulent. >> the manager called 911 after

tension escalated. chicago police arrived and ultimately asked houston to leave the store. cvs has since apologized and reassigned the employees invo e involved in the incident. >> if you're not careful, some on line job search places could leave you broke. larry davis thought he got the perfect gig until the company allegedly asked him to buy thousands of goods and send them out. his credit card was initially reimbursed but now the company's shut one and he is $47,000 in debt. >> they may have a lot of things to look legitimate. but if they want you to use your own bank account or your own credit card or send money in advance, that's a red flag. >> the better business bureau said nearly 4,000 job seekers have been scammed in the last

ye year. looking ahead to the weather. >> muggy is a word that comes to mind. >> it's going to be warm and eventually it is going to be muggy. here's a look at live doppler 7. along the coastline pushing out over the bay. earlier in the evening it was quite windy. 13 miles an hour winds here in san francisco and around the bay we have some locations with 10 miles an hour winds. but it is calm in other locations and we have gusts at 29 miles an hour at fair field. let's take a live view from our camera. looking back at the skyline under partly cloudy skies, these are current temperature readings. 60 degrees in gilroy and san jose.

56 right now for north santa rosa. 57 in napa. 63 in livermore. and one more live view. mainly clear skies over the bay right now. it will be breezy in some spots overnight. warmer pattern will be with us the next two days, especially inland, and it will be hot and muggy by the end of the week. in fact, near the end of the week we'll feel that increase in humidity. >> during the overnight hours we will see the fog filling out parts of the bay. it probably won't push far, but in the early morning hours, there may be a couple spots where visibility has been reduced by that fog. it will pull back, giving us mainly cloudy skies and we have a warmer day ahead than we had today. first look at overnight lows. mainly in the mid or mid to upper 50s right around the bay. low 50s up in parts of the north bay. tomorrow's highs starting in the

south bay mainly mid to upper 80s, but we'll see a few 90s. on the peninsula, upper 70s to low 80s. on the coast, breezy, little bit of lingering fog. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. downtown will top out at 68 degrees tomorrow. 87 in santa rosa. 85 in napa and sew knn the inland east bay will heat up to low to mid-90s. 94 at livermore. here is the seven day forecast. as we pointed out, it is going to be a warm week, but temperature wills drs will drop degrees. low 90s on wednesday. 60 on the coast. a few extra high clouds thursday and friday. it is going to warm up those two days, but it will also be muggy.

the heat holds out but the humidity tapers off to a more seasonal and average typical temperature for this time of year. >> i was going to say that we could both be right. but, look, i just got a told ya. >> can't we both be right? >> just ahead, soccer fans coming together. the celebrations across the bay ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi

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soccer fans were pumped for this morning's world cup finals. >> thousands of people showed up for a free watch party. the stadium showed every game of the tournament. watch parties were also held in san francisco civil center plaza and the berkeley art museum. >> depending on which side of the bay you live on, this is

good news coming up right now in sports. >> this is a good bay bridge series, great baseball by the a's right now. the first round is in the books and the giants did something they haven't done in more than three months. yes, we know he is a splash brother, but what could cause stephen curry to leap into the lake? next in sports.

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the major league team with the best record over the last month calls oakland home. and today the a's handed the giants their first series loss since april. the a's took two of three in the first round of the bay bridge series. kevin mitchell and the '89 giants team was honored. suarez gave up three hits, but they were all in a row. matt chapman had one of them. a's put up four in the sixth ma season for oakland. he just crushed that one. chase decides to return the favor in the bottom of the inning, to the garden in center. beautiful shot. almost a beautiful catch. bottom of the 8th, two on and he ran into lou trevino and the

dreaded double play. the all star who just light night struck out brandon crawford and does it again. these two are headed for d.c. tonight. 6-2 the final. both teams have four days off with the second round of the bay bridge series in oakland. >> first night didn't go so well. it shows your resilience to come back and win the next two. didn't really bother anybody that first night. this is a tough team that plays well at home and has been playing well. so to be able to come back and win two has been pretty rewarding. >> is this consistent with putting wins on the board? we stalled again today. they did a pretty good job on us. shut down the heart of our order. but we got to probably drive the ball a little bit more. >> there was a lot on the line for stephen curry in today's final round.

but it has nothing to do with the 125,000 first place prize but rather a bet with his dad. >> there's a lot of things going on. i like the pressure. i have a huge adrenaline rush right now. i'm nervous trying to finish strong and beat him. i don't want to go in the lake. >> here it is. stef has to hole out on this one to win that bet, which means his dad has to take a swim in the lake. oh! it hits the pin. stef is mad because it means he's got to get wet. but stephen curry is a splash brother. in about a half an hour, we'll tell you who won this tournament. it was pretty good. abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock

>> never make a bet with your dad because your dad always wins. >> here i am thinking it is a refreshing dip. >> i'll bet. >> well, the changing of the guard for california democrats. why party leaders endorsed him. a whale has been saved off of australia's gold coast. how long it took a team to free the animal. >> and taking a live look outside, the workweek will get warmer. the fore cas

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good evening. thanks for joining us. >> in tonight's headlines, police say they have arrested this man days after he appeared to be smoking meth aboard trains. the suspect remains in jail tonight. not for using the drugs but for an outstaning warrant. >> several activists plan to rally against plastic drinking straws in san francisco tomorrow. they say the plastic in the straws and other disposable items harm the earth. >> donald trump will meet vladimir putin in finland few hours. more protests after chicago police shot and killed a blackman. today police released body cam

of the incident. it showed what appeared to be a gun and then the suspect reaching for it. >> outrage growing in chicago after a police officer shot and killed a blackman on the city's south side. officers on foot patrol noticed a man they believed to be armed. that man identified as a 37-year-old. >> when they approached him, he pushed their hands away, started flailing and swinging away, trying to make his escape. as he was making his escape, reached for his weapon. >> witnesses are telling a different story. >> the officer got out of the car and shot him seven times. >> sparking immediate protests that left four officers injured. >> the chicago police department releasing body cam footage less than 24 hours after the shooting.

>> demanding change. >> we're tired. we're fed up. whether that one was justified or not, they don't understand you are continuously killing us. you are killing us. > a statement released saying they are committed to a thorough, objective and biassed investigation and asked for the public's patience and investigation. the officer has been placed on desk duty during the investigation. abc news new york. >> elan musk went on the attack today targeting a diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players and their coach in thailand. one of the divers for 17 days inside the cave season called musk's sub a pr stunt. musk replied on twitter saying he never saw the diver at the rescue site. mus then referred to him as a

pedo, short for ped california democratic party leaders met in oakland to vote on key endorsements for the upcoming midterm election. carlos has the story. >> we are months away from the november election and race for u.s. senate is already heating up. california democratic party opted to endorse kevin over dine feinstein. >> the best majority of californians know the senator because she's been the incumbent. but now we have an opportunity to contrast our values and our vision for the state of california. >> fieinstein asked the party t stay neutral in the race. but the board backed up her competitor. >> we want someone standing up for immigrants, standing up for

the lgbt community in a strident and forceful way. >> both candidates failed to secure the party's backing ahead of the primary by not capturing the 60% of votes needed. feinstein angered democrats last summer when she urged patience with president trump. but he still faces an uphill battle to unseat dine stein. she won by 2.1 million votes and earned 70% of the democratic vote in the california primary election, carrying every county by double digits over her opponent. a cultural studies professor says this endorsement is more than symbolic >> i think you are seeing a more diverse, younger and more liberal group of people within the democratic party who are

asserting their voices. only time will tell whether that trend carries forward. >> and this endorsement means a party will be spending more money to promote him in the fall election. >> wildlife officials are pleading with people to stop using rat poison after two more bob cats are sickened in the santa cruz area. photos of the sick bob cats including this dying mother with her cub. one was spotted. both show signs of mange, which is often fatale. 40 bob cats suffering from manage in the last five years. they say there are plenty of nontoxics alternatives to rat poison. >> a whale is swimming free after getting snagged in sharp netting. video of the or deal as marine animal release teams trying to set it free. they say the whale broke through

the net and swam a quarter of a mile before it got so tangled it couldn't swim. it made matters worse. crews say it took four hours to release the whale from the netting. >> black friday in july, otherwise known as amazon prime day kicks off tomorrow at noon. deep discounts for crime members on more than a million products. many of those deal wills s w w amazon brands. you can get early deals right now. now, if you aren't a member, don't worry, some members do discount products for all shoppers. >> it was a great day for a walk incisc golnnds of people showedo do just that all while raising awareness. >> many spent the day celebratin ice the special event that brought crowds to a famous ice cream

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special anniversary sunday. >> not too many bids last this long and we have been fortunate to have a great business in san francisco. love it.ind of a treat for this is great. it is a good excuse to come get ice cream. >> the special sunday was called the 65. if you didn't get your ice cream fix today, they are open daily 11:00 in the morning until 11:00 in the evening. >> not to mention never an excuse needed never to eat ice cream. you are never too old to start learning and exploring. meet the south bay chinese club. the service group has been around for more than 50 years. i met them. they had fun, don't they? one of the auction prizes was to tour the studios. clearly, they are very enthusiastic, doing weather,

pretending to be news anchor, making themselves disappear on that green screen. >> let's check in with spencer. there were times people wish i would disappear. >> but you keep coming back. it was fun watching them do that. we have mainly clear skies over the bay inland but you see fog here at the coast. tonight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. here is your day planner. sart the area with foggy areas lingers. midday it will be mainly sunny. mild and warm inland. then the fog comes back late afternoon. look for fog around the bay. low to mid 90s inland. here is the seven day forecast. it will be warm all week long. wednesday will be the least warm day. i won't say coolest. it is going to get more humid around thursday and friday.

it will get muggy. >> we're all going to disappear in 12 minutes. >> yes, we are. >> it is a great day in golf. we had some fun up in lake tahoe. but also a cal aluminum is on his way to the british open. we'll show you how he qualified. do you remember what you were doing eight years ago today? we'll show you why

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the essence of elite athletes is they have to compete, even when it is not a serious event like a celebrity golf your honor. . the competition was on in the final round of the american century championship. lake tahoe is always beautiful. the former a's pitcher concentrated on the green.

he struggled down the stretch. he's your runner-up. this is tony romo. he was battling the sharks campaign. this birdie would have given him the lead but it goes right by. he can't believe it. this is his second shot. this is the par 5 hole. it goes in. he wins the tournament, hit it is stick. but he can still force a play off with romo if he get it is eagle putt. doesn't go. so romo, all he had to do was tap in for par and the win. he donated the $125,000 first prize to charity and flew to wisconsin right after to try and qualify for the u.s. amateur tomorrow. >> anybody could have won that tournament of the three of us today. it was a putt or a shot here or there. i was fortunate to be the one at the end of it.

i think you will find these are two of the better golfers that are also really enjoyable to play with that you would hope to get a chance to play with down the stretch in these type of tournaments. >> i could ask for more there. didn't go in. but it was fun. i had a blast. learned a ton about my golf game in this situation and really enjoyed the whole week. >> as for the actual pga tour, he came in with a five streak lead and birdied his first three holes and here on 16, another long birdie. just enjoying the moment. what's not to love? because on 18, all he needs to do is tap in for par. he finished at 27 under. that's a tournament record. it's his first ever pga win and earns the final exemption to the

british open. he had him running the rest of the time. look at this. it is easy point with an over head smash. he needed 29 minutes to take the first set. perfectly placed forehand right there. anderson reaches. look at the stretch that he has. in the third set he had to fight off five set points to get the championship point. his fourth wimbledon title in two years and straight sets. france and croatia, this is tied at one in the 34th minute. the ball goes out. but the french called for a handball. a croatian player did alter the shot with his hand. yes, it was inadvertent. didn't matter. france never frail etrailed aft.

they win their first world cup title in 20 years. the final table at the world series of poker lasted ten and a half hours. of course you can't tell when you are in las vegas when you have no idea what time it is. on the 442nd hand, tony went all in with two pairs. it was an easy call because he had three kings. yep, he wins the world series of poker in $8.8 million. and today is a very significant day in warrior history. on july 15th of 2010, joe laka bought the warriors. really changed everything. eight years and three titles later, golden state is poised for more success. of course they needed a bit of luck as well, and they got

thatment then they have the new privately funded arena that's coming so there is a lot going on with that team. >> and amazing fans. >> crazy fans. if you could imagine remember everyone was making fun of him when they said we're going to win a title in five years after they bought the team. >> just one title. >> that's it for tonight, everybody. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at

so, tonight on behalf of the 160 million mothers, daughters, sisters, granddaughters, and anyone else who has been made to feel that there are doors in this world that they don't have the keys to, i gladly accept the republican nomination for president of the united states.