across the bay area. >> it was at el camino avenue. >> when activated it shows first yellow then red lights to drivers. >> it shouldn't be difficult to follow but apparently it is. what changes san francisco hopes to make to keep us all safer. >> reporter: a 69-year-old man was killed by a driver while crossing sloat boulevard and 36th avenue. in the past 10 years, six pedestrians have been killed. it occurred despite caltrans installing a hawk beacon safety system. it's supposed to protect pedestrians and because it's new, it can be confusing. >> people didn't get it, what am i supposed to do? it's flashing yellow. is it flashing red?

>> reporter: the supervisor says people need to understand how it works. another supervisor, katy tang, posted on her facebook page she wants pedestrians and drivers to become more familiar with the hawk beacon. the pedestrian activates the button that someone wants to walk and then it starts flashing and the signal turns solid ride. drivers must stop. while most did, a few impatient ones drove off while it was red. and we saw some, the children in this case, crossing without using the hawk system. once they are crossing, it goes to flashing red meaning they can proceed with caution. drivers didn't know what to do. because it's technically state highway 35, it's maintained by caltrans. the agency says the hawk crossing system works. >> they've actually been very

effective. they're new so we're trying to get the word out how they work. >> reporter: in the meantime, supervisor yee is calling for hearings nex week to make our streets safer for pedestrians, especially senior citizens. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> when you see something where you live that's worth a story, take a picture, where you can do so safely. use social media to get our attention. nd a killed a parking lot. showing us exactly where on san jose avenue. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. the man accused of appearing as a ride share driver was in court today. lazo picked up women in bars and

held them against their will. let me warn you, some details are graphic. >> reporter: a chilling pattern of intimidation involving four victims over five years. prosecutors say orlando lazo of san mateo posed as a ride share driver who then lured intoxicated women in his vehicle before driving them to secluded areas of san francisco to carry out his attacks. today, he appeared before a judge. >> mr. lazo has pled not guilty, maintained his innocence. the constitution entitles him to presumption of innocence and to his day in court. >> reporter: the first attack was 2013, a woman was leaving virginia gill's sea room in the mission district and hailed a ride back home. the driver claimed to be her ride. she fell asleep and woke up in an unknown location. she was raped and taken home.

and then oside this temple nightclub. he picked up two women for a short distance. the driver pulled over and directed the friend to get a bottle of water for her. once her friend was out of the car the defendant drove off with a helpless victim. she was driven home. prosecutors say he threatened the victim with a knife and pulled off and raped her and pulled up with the fourth victim who woke up in and out of sleep during the drive and woke up realizing she was wet and her own hands had her blood and she had been trying to fend off the offender. he used to work for lyft but was not on during one of the attacks. >> rape is one of the worst

offensn ies we have four here. now meeting in oakland to discuss safety and quality, whether to extend a contract to a stanford researcher to respond to racial profiling in the police department. live at the college where tonight's meeting is just beginning. laura. >> reporter: hi. this meeting is about to begin. i can show you the folks filing in behind me at laney college. it comes at a time the city's political leadership is embroiled in a heated debate whether a contract to conduct racial profiling research should be extended. >> we have to address these biases right now. >> reporter: mayor libby shaft insist as stanford research contract designed to examine and reduce racial profiling by police must be extended. >> we have to start with the

data. it is what drives the analysis and questions that reveal we have to change our chase policies. we have to change our handcuffing policies. >> reporter: in 2016, the stanford study found oakland police were more than four times more likely to search african-amer ten m trahafficn s. >> weic talk about everything b racial profiling. it still exists within the oakland police department. it has gone up with respect to african-americans. >> reporter: earlier this week, oakland's public safety committee chaired by brooks decided to let the contract expire in august. >> the motion passes 3-1. >> reporter: a decision overruled by the rules committee which moved to put the contract before the full council next week. oakland's coalition for police accountability. >> what we want to do is invest this money, instead of in an outsider's contract, in hiring people for oakland who can do

this work. >> reporter: the stanford study made 50 recommendations. opd has implemented most of them and insists some progress has been made. >> we call that reducing the footprint, we're stopping less people, less people are having contacts with law enforcement. i think that's a positive thing. >> reporter: besides the mayor and police chief and kirkpatrick, the stanford researcher, jennifer everhart will also be here to talk about her study and her findings. as for her full contract, the full city council will take up that extension next tuesday. laura anthony. abc7 news. oakland's barbecue incident prompted a new addition to lake merit, hot a only disposal location where a white woman was calling police on african-american men for using a

charcoal grill. at that time, they weren't allowed along lake merit. a fire in riverside county tonight forcing people from their homes. it broke out in the skyline drive in the kenyan area. 10 streets are under mandatory evacuations right now. this is a live look at the firefight, between 50 and 75 acres. they haven't said how many structures are threatened but homes are nearby. meantime, mandatory evacuations for people who live near yosemite where it is outpacing firefighters. the ferguson fire has 20,000 acres and it is 7% contained. from our sister station in mariposa is live with the latest. >> reporter: for much of the day, winds have been calm here. they just started picking up

recently. the focus of the firefight is in an area called yosemite west, yo-at the national park. the terrain is full of fuel. hot and busy crews generally keep conversations to fire talk. >> strategy a little bit. maybe some dangers or hazards in the area. you have a tree over here burning on a couple spots on its trunk. >> reporter: the nonstop hot and physical work is necessary to halt the spread of flames in the area. they are standing by in case it becomes erratic. >> reporter: they work together for 16 hours at a time where containment lines were reinforced. this road system here was part of that containment line we had identified as where we were going to make a stand and stop

the spread of the main fire coming down. >> reporter: the inversion layer and cooler weather also helped firefighters gain ground thursday and direct sunlight held off most of the day. the fire moving slowly based on the lack of air movement and we don't have wind pushing it. >> reporter: with 21,000 acres already burned and potential of thunderstorms looming, crews can't say whether the fires will be put out any time soon. these smokey skies did ground air tankers today. fortunately some helicopters were able to get in to make a couple drops of fire retardant. so far so good on thunderstorms. no thunderstorms and very little wind. live in mariposa county. >> thanks. weather anchor, spencer christian is here. the weather isn't really helping firefighters too much. >> that's right. it's very warm and dry. wind has not been very strong but occasional gusts at 15 miles

an hour. 95 degrees the temperature. 22% relative humidity, dangerously low. steady wind light at 4 miles an hour, gusts at ten miles an hour. over the next 24 hours we will see the wind taper off to generally under 10 miles an hour. late night we expect the wind to intensify again. here's a view from the smoke. the air quality is not good. more as we get more information. >> thank you. tornadoes left a small island community devastated tonight. at least 10 people were injured when the storm rolled through marshaltown late this afternoon. you can see part of the clock tower being blown off. it is 50 miles northeast of des moines. you can hear the streams fro stm people. they are assessing the damage

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locations. now, that people are shopping online the consumer has become the target when their sensitive information is compromised. that led to a surge of data breaches despite security measures. this is the backbone of any online retail site as data is transferred. hackers are apparently more active than ever. there has been a 2.5% increase in breaches from 19 to 50% fromm online retailers surveyed. more than once they broke into adidas, the dollar shave club, saks fifth avenue and under armour according to the clearinghouse. they will need to do more encryption of data and might add a step to the login process that requires you to enter a code sent by text. >> a user name and password and

certifying that's you by sending you a text. many organizations are implementing that. that protects those organizations from getting unsavory people into the network. >> reporter: e-commerce experts pointed out systems like apple pay provide new security. >> it doesn't provide the information to the merchant. it uses a hash token used one time only. >> reporter: and shoppers can step up data security. >> when there is a backlash prut a data breach or not lyop your information and consumers care about that and show they care about that with their wallet, that's when the retailers will continue to respond. coums defect and go to se other sites, so retailers know they have to really increase their security. the study of companies they

surveyed indicates 8 out of 10 of them plan to boost their spending on securities this year. live in san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you. a south bay charity that gives away backpacks to needy students each year is asking for your help. sacred heart still needs 2300 backpacks before the coming school year. >> we need multi-colored backpacks. these next two weeks we will do a big push for items that we need. >> this year, for the first time, families in need can register online for the backpack give away in stead of waiting in a long line. we have a link on a website how you can do that and how to donate supplies, if you like. bay aansra tatrtpoio giving look at the public parks they're building on the eastern side of the bay bridge. >> everything old is new, right?

the recycling project just got final approval this afternoon. >> there will be two parks. one of those parks is off of the island. this pier is one of a few ttha remain avermaet those that probably held up the eastern span were imploded last year. droneview7 went off the piers of the oakland shoreline and will be the platforms the shore will be built, a place where people can fish, read or ride or maybe sit on the benches, soaking up the sun and enjoying lunch with a view. now, let's look at the designs for the oakland park, a pedestrian walkway jutting into the bay that offers gorgeous views of the new eastern span in san francisco and becomes part of the project of the oakland

water front that will connect the bike path to the new bridge and bike trail. work will begin shortly and the parks should be open by next summer. >> very good. thanks. abc news weather anchor spencer christian has the weather forecast. >> how's it looking this weekend? >> looking pretty good. you can judge for yourself. sunny skies and mild and breezy conditions across the bay area. not widespread yet. wind speeds on the surface, 10-15 miles an hour generally and gusts to 29 miles an hour. what a view, from emoryville, the sunlight reflecting off the water. currently 63 degrees in san francisco, 70 at mountain view, 59 at half moon bay. here's a view of the san francisco icon tower at pier 15,

74 in santa rosa, napa, 73, 82 at novato and 86 at fairfield and 94 at concord and 90 degrees at livermore. mild again tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated shower other thundershower and a seasonal pattern going into the weekend. here's why we might get that thunderstorm. showing you the moisture coming in the last several days fueling a thunderstorm there and tomorrow, the greater chance remains in that region in the sierra and foothills and a stray shower could make its way into the bay area. overnight, fog moving into the bay, mild with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s generally and tomorrow, low 60s mainly along the coastline to upper 70s and low 80s along the bayshore line and areas warm up generally mid to upper 80s

although a few locations may top out at 90 degrees tomorrow. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. not much change in the temperature range except maybe a couple degrees cooler except near the bay and inland. early next week, we get another warm-up and up to 90s midland by next week. >> summer comes and goes and comes back again. coming up next,

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uber is losing business to itself. since february, they have given customers option to rent a bike share through the uber app. bike trips are up 50% and car trips are down 10%. uber says it's a good thing because most bike trips are taken during the busiest commute times. they recently announced plans to co-bran theoteranenhem through s well. bird, another electric scooter company is trying to make its service more affordable for low-income people and waive the one dollar fee and charge 15 cents instead. most qualified users must

already be enrolled in a program like medicaid and snap and provide proof of that. all electric scooters are banned in san francisco as the city sorts out regulations as the industry has been expanding rapidly. we hope the city plans to finally issue permits to operators sometime next month. the mega millions jackpot for friday's drawing is the sixth largest in the history. a list of the lucky stores in the bay area a $2 ticket can turn into millions. >> reporter: some people hoping the good juju will rub off on them, too. it is worth $442 million for friday's joining and many hoping to get tickets at their local bay area stores. is there one where you live. check out this map. we have seen big winners from these lucky five in the bay

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the white house is on its third course correction following president trump's helsinki summit with vladamir putin. president trump seemed to contradict his intelligence officers about ongoing meddling efforts. >> in washington where lawmakers are now taking action. >> reporter: as the white house cleans up avermaet the fall-out from president trump's summit with vladamir putin lawmakers are also taking action. >> surely we can rise above pandering to putin to act on behalf of our freedom and security. >> in the house, democrats announcing new legislation to bring basic funding for election security measures. house republicans blocked a measure to subpoena subpoena sun translator the only other american in the room. >> he offered to have the people working on the case come and work with their investigators

with respect to the 12 people. i think that's an incredible offer. >> the president standing next to putin supported the idea. yesterday, the press secretary saying it was under discussion. >> the president will meet with his team and we will let you know when we have an announcement on that. >> reporter: word that the president refused the offer to have putin question the diplomats. it's the third course reversal since the controversial summit where president trump refused to hold vladamir putin responsible for the meddling in elections. >> i don't want to get into whether he's lying. do i have confidence in our intelligence agencies as currently constituted. >> as to the summit with vladamir putin, the president said he's looking forward to the meeting a second time and now word he asked the national security advisor to invite him

to meeting in washington later this fall. the latest cover of time of president trump and president putin. here's the animated cover. it shows president trump's face and vladamir putin's face morphing back and forth. trump wanted a summit with putin, he got way more than he bargained for. the real life man who inspired robin williams' character in ""good morning, vietnam"" has passed away. >> that was the real opening line. he was a sergeant during the vietnam war in 1965 and 1966. he passed away yesterday from a long illness at the age of 79. >> if you buy your health insurance through cover california you'll pay higher premiums next year. state officials revealed new rates today. premiums increase by an average of 8.7%. that means the typical person

who doesn't receive a government subsidy will pay about $550 per month. more than a quarter million of people are expected to drop their policies next year avermaet congress voted to drop the affordable care acts individual mandates and means americans won't face fines for not having to have health insurance. >> uc students will pay smaller tuition in years. they eliminated a $60 surcharge. yearly tuition will remain at $11,000. at least one state lawmaker is praising this decision. >> it's a great sign. the uc education has gotten too expensive, tripled since 2000. >> lawmakers want the school system to make similar moves avermaet years of tuition costs rising. the world premiere of a documentary about the urban

wildfires, when santa rosa burned, and kra radio to focus on the first hours of the fire. starting tomorrow it will be shown at the third street cinemas in santa rosa and profits to help fire victims. likely to impact next year's budget in santa rosa, administrators began their planning today. >> reporter: on a seemingly perfect day in santa rosa, not a care in the world for visitors and not a storm cloud in the horizon, yet -- >> has santa rosa ever faced anything like this before? >> no city has. >> reporter: in a meeting of department heads today where stress from last year's firestorm has come home to roost on the city budget. santa rosa needs to cut $14.5 million, almost 10%, the city's reserve fund severely depleted. >> i don't think we should be hurting the economy in order t .

>> reporter: santa rosa spent $5 million on the fire in just its first month. it has more issues replacing contaminated fountain pipes may cost $40 million. the $4.1 million fire station that burned. fema has offered only a million dollars to replace it. santa rosa faces other issues including a growing homeless population that congeals in groups. will the city run cuts there? dan who runs that department sees a cascade of other issues. >> the city supports 188 shelter beds. if there was a reduction there and those folks wouldn't exit to a housing i would be concerned they would exit to an encampment. >> reporter: they are looking at a possible housing bond and increase in sales and taxes, all up to voters in november. abc7 news. coming up, a dizzying

experience. >> a bay area woman who applied for a refund for a recalled washing machine is sent into a spin cycle. also ahead -- >> reporter: on a beach full of millions of rocks, would you be ♪ ♪ ♪ 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 ♪ ♪ ♪

people in london are scratching their heads over this. this is a 25 foot tall statute of a bare chested jeff goldblum sitting on the bank of the river thames. it is a subscription service that installed it to mark their 25th anniversary. some people on twitter are calling the idea far-fetched saying neither the movie nor goldblum ever have any ties to londo london. >> i don't know he wears a shirt like that. >> so odd. >> a bay area man made an extra special find in richmond. >> there's a sweet message. >> reporter: richard has fond

memories of visiting this stretch of shoreline at keller beach in richmond. it wasn't until four months ago a new memory was made when something special caught his eye. >> i was walking along the beach talking and looking down. i saw something that didn't look quite usual and looked down and picked it up. it was this ring. >> reporter: among the thousands of rocks in the shore. >> some people were really in love in 1949. >> reporter: uniting its owner to its mate for life. >> from now to eternity, 5-1-49, lily. >> reporter: so the ring sat not on a rock but richard's kitchen counter until a friend visited him. >> we need to find the owner of this. >> reporter: that friend on tuesday put out these photos and call for help. >> it has blown up and people are invested in it and hopefully we'll find the family to whom

the ring belongs. >> reporter: while there have been leads from folks online, nothing has panned out so far. >> how it got to this beach is a mystery. >> reporter: one not only for richard and kristina but a lot of people on the internet trying to solve as well. >> i hope they're still together. if not, if it's their children hopefully the ring has meaning for them as well. >> reporter: since that one tweet the image has been shown thousands of times. if you know anything that could reunite the ring with its owner head to abcnews.com. >> i bet there's quite the story behind the ring. >> let's home they find the owner. >> absolutely. it's

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getting a refund for a recalled washing machine turned into an 18 month ordeal for a nort bhay finney helped sort out all the confusion. >> reporter: jan johnson shows us her samsung washing machine. it's one of 34 top loading models recalled back in november 2016. she remembers reading about it in the newspaper. >> if you put a whole bunch of

stuff in it, it will really vibrate, and i think that's why things flew around. >> reporter: there were more than 7:30 reports of excessive vibration and nine reports of the lid flying off and injuring people. at first, jan offered for the free repair offered by samsung. she was instructed only to use the washer on the delicate cycle. she was not happy with it. >> dark t-shirts and stuff would come out with a scum linty thing. so sometimes i'd have to redo it. >> reporter: she decided to put in for a full refund, which was available for those who bought their machines less than 30 days before the recall. it involved tons of correspondence and phone calls with samsung. >> look at all these e-mails i got from samsung every time i would call or they would call and want more information. >> reporter: she waited and waited for her check. finally, they told her the check had been sent.

it was direct deposited to a bank in billings, montana. >> why in billings? live in petaluma, california. no, that's what you requested, you told us to send it there. i said, no, i did not tell you that. >> reporter: jan doesn't watch tv but her husband suggested she contact 7 on your side. the check had been misdirected to another jan in montana. samsung said we are listening to and learning from every consumer's experience. we regret misjohnson's experience and she has received a check for $599. she said she is going to start watching tv. >> i am going to start watching his program. i'm not a tv person but i just -- i really thank 7 on your side. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> we'll make an exception.

janice a fighter and tells michael she would have gone to samsung's headquarters in south korea if she had to, to get her refund. >> a tough lady recruited as a viewer. >> the number is 415-954-8151. you can also reach michael finney on facebook and abc7news.com. there are charities across the country claiming to help veterans but instead funnel money into other uses. the federal trade department has created a way to help people and talking about one charity that duped people. >> they used five different aliases to confuse donors and raised $41 million and little of that money actually helped veterans.

>> if you're not sure a charity is legitimate check the state department's website to see if it is delinquent or suspended. >> how hot is it going to beanp answer. >> it depends whether you're on the coast or inland. right now, if you're near the coast, you're probably seeing fog. inland, watching sunny skies. tomorrow night more fog pushing over the bay and overnight lows upper 50s to low 60s. here's how you can dress tomorrow. short sleeves if you're inland and highs in the upper 80s. maybe long sleeves along the bay, highs in the 70s. on the coast, up to you. breezy with highs in the 60s. if you're planning to go to lake tahoe the next few days, you will probably encounter thunderstorms. look for breaks and high temperatures in the low to mid 80s. here's the accuweather 7-day

forecast. avermaet a mild to warm weekend it heats up next tuesday, wednesday, thursday, with inland highs in mid to upper 90s. back from the red carpets, mr. espy himself. >> literally just back. nothing improves my mood like spending the day at l.a.x., i get so happy watching all the other planes take off. demarcus cousins has arrived and hopes to help the warriors win another title.

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♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ this abc7 sports report sponsored by stanford healthcare. >> good evening. demarcus cousins arrived to put boogie in the cousins gives the warriors an unprecedented five allstars in their starting lineup. crazy. cousins recovering from an achilles injury being documented on a fascinating showtime docu-series that will air soon. once the big man recovers, they will give the big man a dynamic post option.

he can pass and rebound unlike anybody during their championship stretch. he knows his new teammates well avermaet playing with many of them in the olympics. >> my favorite by far is klay. it's a great group of guys, easy going people. maybe draymond -- but it's a great group. i think we will mesh well. >> when we talked on the phone, what i said was, whether you come to us or not, you deserve to be in the playoffs. you deserve to play playoff basketball. to have a guy like demarcus get on board with that pursuit, it's fantastic for our team, our organization, our city. i'm so happy for him. >> boogie and draymond together should be interesting at times. the addition of the four time all-star and olympic gold medalist came day avermaet lakers officially signed lebron james.

magic johnson joined jimmy kimmel and had an interesting take. >> i'm a competitor. i'm not scared of golden state, they don't keep me up at night. i know we have a solid competitive team and tough-minded team. we have guys now who are winners. >> no, magic, levar ball keeps you awake at night. the rumors confirmed, raiders are shaking up their broadcast group parting ways with bob papa and john pappas has been a signal for two decades. >> it is a touchdown by michael crabtree. touchdown! papa. >> papa has been with the raiders since 1997 and does a show on 957 the game warriors pre and post game host. he will be replaced by

79-year-old broadcaster brent musburger who spent many years at abc and cnn, a legend in his own right. musburger lives in vegas and runs a sports betting platform. as have released reliever sant yag ga casilla. he had a pretty shaky outing against giants last week. he was originally drafted with the as and won three world series and been a closer with bay area teams. the 2018 british open teed off last night. even steph curry was considering about foregoing sleep to watch all the coverage all morning long. if you want to sleep, we have you covered. black tiger wearing visible neck tape. look at the black tape on his net. tiger lands this one below the

hole to set up a birdie. tiger was 2 under on the front, the first time he's pulled that off in a major since the 2013 pga. 11th hole avermaet a bogey on 10. 25 footer has the bend for birdie. tiger moves to 2 under. a short par putt, oh! tiger even parred 71. jordan spieth, 3 under through 14 holes and out of one of those pot bunkers, 4 over on his last four. 4 over for the tournament. everybody chasing kevin kisner. pours it in for an eagle on 6th. the leader by 1, 5 under 56. afterwards everybody wanted to know about tiger's neck. >> it's been bugging me a while. this is the first time i've been bandaged up. i've been doing this for years. braces and bandagessimvisible, helping me support my neck a little bit and makes me feel a

little more comfortable. >> abc7 sports sponsored by stanford healthcare. he's been through a lot physically. >> he really has. nice to see him back on the golf course. >> that's this edition of abc7 news. for breaking news any time, check our app. >> see you later. have a good night. deal talk. right now, you can get my spicy chicken club combo with fries and a drink for just $5.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo today.

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