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. he was not the person who was supposed to be picking her up. >> an uber driver behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a young woman he picked up in san francisco. >> this is just one of many recent ride share-related attacks. kate larson is live in san francisco for us and you spoke to police and uber about what passengers can do to prevent the violent incidents. >> reporter: that's right. i spoke to uber who said that the suspect is no long or their app. he had been driving with uber since early this year and there were no previous complaints against him. an uber spokesman said uber can't prevent everything from happening and people need to learn how to protect themselves. >> he drove up and she got in the vehicle, believing it was her uber. >> while he was an uber driver, it was not the uber they

ordered. in the early morning hours of july 14th, a young woman got in the car of an uber driver who was off work. that man, 30-year-old kevin, drove the woman from san francisco to her home in union city where he sexually assaulted her. he was arrested tuesday in south san francisco. >> she had been drinking, but was aware enough that she knew she was sexually assaulted. >> on tuesday night in san mateo, another woman was sexuex sexually assaulted by someone pretending to be a ride share driver. she later escaped. >> be aware and alert. >> she so frequently uses ride shares, she and her friends have a safety system. >> check the license plate number, who the driver's name is. is this for erin or karen? >> don't get into a car with a stranger you don't know. we have a society that makes it

very easy to take a lyft or uber. >> she teaches self defense and said they should have a more robust screening process for drivers. >> people are getting assault and they need to vet the people. >> reporter: so lieutenant mendez gave his own young daughter this personal alarm system as well as pepper spray to protect herself. i will move it away from the mike to hear how it works. you press it down and it makes a loud noise and that can scare off an attacker. it's a simple, safe, and easy way to protect yourself. more information on our website. live in san francisco, i'm kate larson, back to you. >> good stuff there. thank you. >> af r. a memorial service for kirk grisz tomorrow. this is the man who hit and killed him last friday. shawn walker is accused of being

distracted on his cell phone. he just pulled him over along i-80 when walker crashed into them. he is out on bail. we will be live streaming tomorrow's procession and memorial starting at 9:00 a.m. no more plea deals for the ghost ship fire defends. the alameda county district attorney is urging the judge to move forward with a trial as soon as possible. karla has reaction from the defense as well as a victim's family member. >> in the latest case, the da's office said they will no longer accept plea deals for the defends. in this letter obtained and published by our partners at the east bay times, nancy o'malley said people stand ready to try the case against both defendants. last week a county judge tossed

out a deal accepted by another judge, setting the stage for a lengthy trial. max harris's defense attorney responded to the da's letter and said we are going to show the public and the jury all the institutional incompetence, including that of o'malley's office and every public official who allowed this to happen. harris will be acquitted. >> i'm definitely okay with a trial. i think there is no way in hell this man can not be found guilty. >> david gregory's daughter was one of 36 people killed in the inferno. he said he was not remorseful enough in his remarks. >> i don't think he is willing to accept his role in this. >> in an exclusive interview earlier this week, he shared his wishes for a change of venue. >> how am i going to find a jury? they are saying i'm guilty for allows this to happen.

>> fearing they won't get a fair trial, they won't get a motion. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> you can get these and other updates from the news app that works on apple and android devices. >> a fire forced out about a dozen families in healdsburg. here's a look at smoke that broke out about 2:30. officials lifted the evacuation order and a few hours later no damage was reported. >> a burning car scorched a grassy area in morgan hill. this is the aftermath. flame destroyed the car. the grass blackened near oak glen and west ed monson avenue. it is not clear how it caught fire. >> new garage doors are required to come with a back up battery

to help you escape in a disaster. when the power goes out, the back up kicks in to allow you to get out quicker. at least two people were found dead where their garages once stood. the bill goes back to the senate and governor brown for his signature. >> the tesla employee spied on workers and complaints in nevada. tesla had workers's phones and computers and covered up thefts as well as allegation that is an employee was involved in drug trafficking with the mexican cartel . hanson filed a whistle blower complain. a tesla spokesperson said some of the claims are out right false and others could not be corroborated. >> the "new york times" published an interview with elon musk. he worked up to 120 hours a week recently and that the past year has been the most difficult and painful of his career.

musk has no plans to relinquish roles as chairman, but he did say if you have anyone who can do a better job, please let me know. they can have the job. is there someone who can do the job better, they can have the reigns right now.chipotle emplot more foot safety training. it happened at this restaurant in powell, ohio. they left food at unsafe temperatures. the latest issue follows an e coal a outbreak. one woman in the south bay said it won't stop her from eating there. >> i'm not afraid of it. i still go to chi botly now and the then. >> hercules police working to return stolen backpacks. officers found eight backpacks near faucet and santa fe.

investigators say they were stole friend cars in oakland, richmond and sunol. officers also gave them a tour of the police station. >> not how they planned it, but they got their belongings back. >> remembering the incomparable queen of soul. >> no one has ever done what she did. >> how a bay area music fan is paying respects to aretha franklin. >> a special san francisco screening of crazy rich asians. we will hear from the homegrown olympic athlete that also attended. >> i'm sandy patel. we are about to get a reminder that it's still summer. first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live after the news at 11:00. >> thanks, larry and dion. from me to you. get a phone call from aretha

franklin. >> it was crazy. >> did you think oh,

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♪ >> what a voice. from coast to coast, fans are paying respect to a music legend. >> aretha franklin passed away from pank rereattic cancer at 76 years old. she had 20 number one hits on the r&b charts. she won her first grahamy in 1967 for her performance of respect. wayne friedman has a look at how the bay area will remember the queen of soul. >> in the beginning she rose to fame a needle drop at a time. aretha franklin, so many times today people referred to her as the queen of soul. a single description withs as many as those who used it. why not her own? >> i'm in it for for for for

i will be singing what you you, baby i got it. >> she broke the boundaries and we mentioned her 20 grammy awards and she was the first female inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and she sang at barack obama's inauguration. if you were fortunate enough to hear her sing, you talked about it for the rest of your life. >> while you are there listening to it, you know it's special and you know you are lucky to have been there. u wrote about it.usic historian, >> the essence of aretha was to bring a real life person into a set of lyrics and music. ♪ >> if you're a singer, you aspire like her. dante happened to be working here and he produced four albums with aretha. >> no one has done what she did. no one will well do what she did. >> when i first met her, looking in her eyes, you saw the fire.

you saw it. then you bow down. ♪ >> what became aretha's signature song was transcended and universal. >> it was kind of as you say a woman's anthem. a battle cry. a mantra. >> we heard a lot about respect on the day of the queen's passing. respect is earned. after aretha franklin sang about it, respect was owned. >> what are she put down musically, we take it fwr granted. at that time it wasn't that. she invented it. >> maybe the best description would be this from who worked with her. trying to measure the talent of aretha franklin as is as impossible as trying to measure the universe. that's it. in the newsroom, abc 7 news.

>> kind of says it all, doesn't it? we have complete coverage of her life, songs and the legacy she leaves for the music world at our website. >> the city of san jose wants to you join them for live music and dancing lessons. >> abc 7 was at the first city dance of the season tonight. a live band plays while an instructor teaches the crowd new moves. this is open to all skill levels. join every thursday through october 4th. they mead at plaza decaesar cavez from 6:00 to 9:00. >> going crazy for crazy rich asians. i had a chance to see a special screening. the asian realtor's association organized the event at the kabuki theater. it's the first hollywood movie in 25 years to have an all-asian cast. i got to host the event

alongside a woman who made history herself. why it was so important for her to show support for the film. >> we're want more representation and this can possibly kick the door open. >> kristi, by the way, saw the movie last night and tonight and again with her family on saturday and yes, it is that good. i got the chance to see it and i laughed and i cried. it's fantastic. >> on a scale of 1 to 10? >> like 90,000. >> hopefully that's not our temperature over the weekend. >> no, not that hot, that's for sure. it will be off the charts. live doppler 7 shows that we do have fog around. it is going to be limited to just parts of the coast and bay in the overnight hours. temperatures in the 50s and 60s for most of you nuls are out

territories brent wood where you have changes. here's a time flaps this afternoon and into the evening hours. notice haze starting to build and had a little bit of smoke from the fires burning to the north and coming into the picture, the air quality will be in the moderate category as we head into tomorrow. due to both of those reasons. not a spare the air alert. a live picture from our kgo roof camera, we have a breeze along the embarcadero. we will see enough of a breeze to push the fog along into the bayside communities. it's there from the camera at the top of the tower. it's obscured because of the fog. watch out in the morning it's going to be turning hot inland and cooler early next week. it is back to school time.

in sonoma, 60 degrees tomorrow morning and coming up to about 75 at noon time. the sun will be shining and nice weather for the kids as they get out. hour by hour, 5:00 tomorrow morning. commute time with fog around. as we close in, night fog doesn't go far beyond the east bayshore line and parts of the north bay. as we head into the afternoon, oust bayside communities and continue to see the warming trend. temperatures were in the mid 60s to the low 90s. we will kick up the 90s into the mid 90s range. tomorrow morning, low 50s to low 60s. tomorrow afternoon here's how it's going to look. hot in gilroy and morgan hill and sunnyvale. san jose 85 degrees and a warmer day than today. on the peninsula, palo alto, 80 in mountain view near the coast. 64 degrees in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 68.

62 in daly city. 65 in stinson peach. 85 in napa. nice day in the east bay. no extreme heat. 74 in oakland and 79 in fremont. 94 degrees in river more. you can download the app and check out temperatures whenever you want. the summer heat is with us on saturday. triple-digits inland and the heat eases on the second half of the weekend. the coast remains comfortable. you got it monday and it's back up again. >> we will be begging for cooler weather. thank you, sandy. >> when a test drive goes really wrong, see the wild security video of this car crashes into the show room. >> tomorrow on "good morning america," smokey robinson talking about the and the legacy

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the bmw did not go as planned in china. she barrelled into the

dealership after hitting the gas instead of the brake. two people were hurt, but the the dealership's insurance company is estimating the damage. >> looks like she hit the gas twice. 1 to get through the door and 1 to get the rest of the way in. >> she finished the job. on the subject of insurance, health insurance for the giants. derek rodriguez and the rookie reese witherspoon tonight dare to dream big. friday, sept 7th, join stand up to cancer every network every star one night to save lives get ready to see it all tune in live friday, sept 7, 87c

>> this is less than the giants need. losing their best pitcher, derek rodrigu rodriguez, unintended damage from the giants and dodgers brawl. he goes on the 10-day disabled list. penalties for the combatants. puig will be suspended for shoving hunley. hug got frustrated after he fouled off a pitch and slapped his bat and being told to get back in the box and things went

terribly wrong. suspended six games and ronald acuna jr., this was absurd. he homered in five straight games. hit him to sendai message. he did play tonight. colin kaepernick said collusion is keeping him out of the league. john elway said he offered him a contract in 2016. you may recall he opted out of the deal with the 49ers because they were going to cut him anyway. the salary would have been $11 million. he offered kap $7 million and he would not accept that. they are looking for a back up quarter quarterback. >> wea offered him a contract and he didn't take it. as i said it, my deposition, i don't know if i'm legally able to say this, but hey. he's had his chance to be here. he passed it. >> and a bunch of bronco's

attorneys freaked out. doesn't look like the raiders will see khalil mac any time soon. he is holding out. racking up a total of $1.6 million in fines. these fines get waived when new deals are reached. they are at an impasse. preseason football. a super bowl rematch. tom brady. look at them slide in the pocket. a couple of touchdowns. chris hogan on the receiving end. the super bowl mvp, beptly is picking it up and running the other way. 54 yards for the touchdown and they would have to leave the game with a shoulder injury. carson wentz is trying to come back approximate from the acl surgery. he is doing rehab. no word on the seriousness of the patriots won.. abc 7

thanks for watching. >> right now on jimmy kimmel, don schutto. >> have a good night. tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute."

>> you got two hot cars and two bad tempers. >> get out. get out! >> see the tesla ladies who just can't escape the driver. >> what a jerk. a man is motivated to lose more than 300 pounds. >> in about a year and a half. >> the remarkable transformation inspired by love. >> that's amazing. firefighters look prepared with. >> a fire hose now blasting up into the tree. >> the shocker when you see what they're trying to rescue. >> no. >> did not. and want to stop a toddler tantrum? >> how a four-legged friend can chase the tears away. >> i think the dog is like peanut butter and cheerios. >> yes. it's not often we see the ladies involved until road rage. >> but in china, this is going

down after a minor collision. they started exchanging blows. >> oh, the one woman hops in her car and takes off. >> oh, no. >> but notice the determinationing in that other woman's stance as she pops in. the one woman makes her way around the park and as she pulls up to this booth she follows her. >> don't do something stupid, two really nice cars. >> and here comes something stupid. >> oh. >> what a jerk. what a jerk. you jerk. >> but you just cut off your nose to spite your face. >> well, they were angry. when you're angry you do silly things. that brings us over to to tiffany. she handles these type of situations very differently than the other ladies. she was in the driver, one of her little ones dropped something, and she went to try to find it. >> apparently the perp in front of me in the drivehr this proceeded upward. all of a sudden the lady behind me acts as if i had ruined