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. chaos at a crowded east bay park filled with children as gunshots ring out during a celebration. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. a berkeley park packed with children. >> one shooting victim is in critical condition, the other is stable. katie utehs spoke with witnesses and has more details. >> celebrations in the park, children's birthday parties, al >> they heard a lot of shots and everybody was frantic and scared and running for their lives. >> one victim in the back. >> witnesses say three men were shot in an apparent drive-by. two men hit in the stomach, one

with a grazed wound to his hand. >> it's pretty disconcerting. >> police markers fill the streets. one family was celebrating a birthday when the shooting happened around 5:30. >> there were a lot of children. my sister-in-law gave a birthday party for her grandson. so we had a lot of family out here. >> witnesses tell us the gunshots came from the street striking two men in this area of the park. it interrupted what was a 40-year anniversary of friendship party, people ran leaving behind their party barbecue. berkeley police released few details. the crime shook people in the park. >> i love you guys. >> neighbors say a shooting in the same area occurred back in may. >> needs to stop. >> police say one victim is this critical condition, the other is stable. in berkeley katie utehs, abc7

news. smoke, fog, and hot weather have prompted another spare the air day in bay area. you can see the haze and it's going to be worse tomorrow. >> for a look at what we're in store for sunday, let's get to lisa. >> yes, in fact, we have another spare the air alert for sunday but fog will make progress in the next 24 hours. here's a look at the conditions where the oranges indicate sensitive groups may have trouble with the air quality, certainly in sacramento valley and tomorrow in the bay area, in the south bay in particular. also in the east bay, so we are looking at temperatures coming down just slowly tomorrow. right now we are still in the 70s from concord to brentwood. 53 with fog if san francisco. three mile visibility in petaluma. cooler right now and cooler tomorrow. looks like the trend will continue for much of the work week. i'll have details in a few minutes. the smoke from the mendocino

complex fires is one of the reasons we have a spare is air alert. the river fire was contained earlier in the week. the ranch fire which is the largest in state history charred more than 334,000 acres. further north in the redding area, cal fire is making progress on a destructive carr fire. it is now 81% contained. the flames have burned more than 227,000 acres or about 350 square miles. the fire has been burning for nearly a month and has destroyed more than 1,000 homes. the eastern ench is burning tards lake you're looking at video provided by the hol patrol. a flight paramedic is being lowered to hoist the injured man from the ground.

an inmate was suffering from heat related symptoms. california lawmakers will not take up a proposal protect electrical utilities. there is not enough time in this session to hold the issue. those who want to change the law like governor brown fear utilities could go bankrupt or significantly raise prices for california residents. >> sad flues yosemite tonight . a national park service ranger was found dead. he had been reported missing. he was last seen in a campground near yosemite valley on wednesday. federal investigators are trying to learn more about how he died. new developments tonight with the immigration arrest in southern california that has some folks outraged. >> a father was taken into

custody by i.c.e. as he was driving his pregnant wife to the hospital to deliver their baby. >> the father missing the birth of their son. questions being raised over that man's legal status. >> maria dell carmen seen on surveillance video sobbing in this gas station. >> she was they needed because she's on the way to give birth to her child, so her husband was going to accompany her. >> they were in southern california on their way to the hospital for a c-section with these suvs surrounded their vehicle. i.c.e. agents putting the husband in handcuffs, taking him to a detention center. >> translator: when i asked why are you taking him, they said somebody reported us. >> then driving herself to the hospital. >> they knew she was pregnant, they could have said come back to the office later on, you can have a discussion with me about your status. this could have been handled differently. >> she says her husband has no criminal history and her attorneys believe i.c.e. may have been looking for someone

else. i.c.e. says lara was in the u.s. illegally from mexico adding i.c.e. it says to pouf its resources on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety, and border security. however, i.c.e. will no longer exempt classes or categories are removable aliens from enforcement. >> i.c.e. has released a new statement saying they have learned there's an outstanding warrant for mr. lara in mexico on homicide charges. california's lawsuits a promoted citizenship question on the upcoming 2020 census will be allowed to move forward. a judge refused motions from the government to dismiss the suits. california is one of two dozen states suing over a question asking whether people are u.s. citizens. the census used to determine how

much federal funding each state receives as well as its representations in congress. new at 11:00, a dramatic video shows a sacramento police suv hitting a 16-year-old boy on a sidewalk during a chase. it's started when officers stopped the teen for not having a forward-facing light on his bike. the boy took off and the whole thing was taped by body cam. the teen jumped out of the way at the last second but gets hit. sacramento police are calling ate an unintended collision. the suspect is later seen being handcuffed. the incident sparked community outcry. nowhere animals in costa county testing positive for west nile virus. other cases were confirmed in birds or in mosquitos in martinez, oakley, and discover bay.

people should protect themselves from mosquito bites. it was a evening as klay thompson celebrated the foundation golf tournament. klay and his dog rocco walked the carpet and we talked to him about why this any and all event means so much. >> i know stats right now. he'll be hot and ready. i got to put my money on myself. i stack my team in my own tournament. stacked like the warriors. we are all the same, we're all special people no matter what we do in our lives. just because you play for sports doesn't make you better than anyone else. when you're put in this position where you can help other people, of you a responsibility to do that. >> the thompson family foundation raises money for kids to achieve their goals through fitness and education. the tournament kicks off sunday at harding park. >> i hear you spotted a former warrior that plays for that team

in a los angeles, mcgee. got to be confident to play pro sports. >> obviously. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, 18, what's in a number? >> love apparently. why today saw lots of couples in the bay area saying i do. unique east bay landmark is about to closes its doors for good. how long you have before it's gone forever. and later, kofi annan made history as secretary general of

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there's a lot of lucky behind the number 8. and because today's date is 8/18/18, a lot of couples thought it would be the luckiest day to get married. we have our story from redwood city. >> reporter: 8/18/18 is both sequential and special for several is reasons. it brings us the most popular wedding day of the year. the san mateo county opened its doors over the weekend. >> originally we opened it from 9:00 to 4:00. and the response was so overwhelming we extended it another couple hours for first come first serve. and all those slots are full. >> the clerk's office usually makes sure four couples a day, but by the time doors closed at night. >> newly weds got engaged in december. the two are planning a destination wedding for a later date, but nabbed an early spot for their nuptials. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> some say it's the easy to

remember pa lynndrome. others say it's the luck of double 18s. many recognize the number 8 rents an the couple says they just wanted to be married. >> no. >> a happy coincidence? >> yeah. >> they were just one of an estimated 30,000 couples who registered to to be we had on one of the luckiest days of the year. >> 8/18/18. >> yeah, 8/18/18. >> in redwood city, abc 7 news. twhomts getting married, california is the ninth most expensive place to tie the knot according to 24 hours wall street a typical wedding costs $33,000 at the top of the list, hawaii. a typical wedding colostosts

time is running out to enjoy a place that rekindles childhood memories for many residents. we were inside playland not at the beach in el certify a lot of the games came from san francisco's famed playland that closed in 1972. play land not at the beach means something different to each visitor. >> memories of the bygone era, the other amusement parks that still exist. it means the currenttrend, which a getting torn history is in part of that conversion. >> playland not on the beach l visit now through labor day. in san francisco a street was renamed the honor the first

african-american to rub for mayor. a bar was bestowed with historic landmark status a few years ago. sam jordan didn't own the bar. he was a long shoreman, a golden gloves boxing champ and entrepreneur. today gol very eaal very easy w. a grand opening celebration was held in half moon bay for the community's new library. the two-story 22,000 square feet libya will feature everything you would expect from a library, books, a children's section, desktop and laptop computers. it also boasts the first maker's lab in the country. video cameras and other tools. is "a" special guest made a special appearance to dedicate the building. there you heard congresswoman

speier also presented a flag that was flown turnover u.s. capitol building. north bay commuters sbragtd the anniversary of trains running from santa rosa and san rafael. we were at the hamilton station in novato to celebrate the milestone. smart provides an alternative to sitting in traffic along highway 101. >> hearing from people we've improved their quality of life for those who have an option to take the train. they are having more time to spend with their family, they get home early. you know, it's a safe, reliable, and predictable service. >> smart is offering three rides again tomorrow to celebrate. they have carried more than 600,000 passengers so far. the heat is on. >> the heat is inland. i live inland. >> we're going to fix that bit by bit.

beginning tomorrow. you'll notice it's the low clouds and fog that will be helping us out in the coming days. you see the fog moving into the north bay. it will make a push inland. look, it's all the way down to santa barbara, but there's a weak feature for it north and west that is aiding in the clouds and fog and the cool sea breeze that will clear out our air. 70 in concord, 58 in hayward. low 50s at the coast and two to three-mile visibility. spare the air alert for the south bay. east bay getting a litte bit better. the cooling will continue into early in the week, maybe some skm mist and drizzle. that means temperatures will be coming down as much as 10 degrees by tuesday inland. as we look at your hour by hour planner, notice the fog in the east bay into oakland and

emeryville by the overnight hours. weigh up to the gray in the the penci -- north bay, 60s in san jose. we want to take you to the tropics. this is lane, category 4 that continues to weaken. it's moving to the west. as we go through the next 24 hours, not a 22 there going from a 3 to a 2, which would decrease the forward winds to 100 miles an hour. so that is weaker. it does not threaten hawaii. but it will kick up the waves for sure. highs tomorrow in san jose in the mid-80s. a few more clouds as well. highs tomorrow in the south bay, 84 for you in san jose and santa clara. look for numbers still rather warm from los gatos to morgan hill. still korcooler than today.

79 in palo alto. 77 in san mateo. mid-60s in the city, better air quality, but the fog in the richmond and the sunset district and the north bay. mid-80s in sonoma, calistoga, low 70s in oakland. 80 degrees in union city. inland will still be warm, still hazy. the accuweather seven-day forecast, hottest day tomorrow with the spare the air alert. as we go through the next several days, feeling pretty good at eric's house in the middle of the week in the 80s. just slightly warmer by the end of the week. so finally something that will help with the low clouds and fog spreading across the bay. >> think of it this way, you'll be indoors, air-conditioning tomorrow right here. >> right here where it will be hotter than heck at my house. still ahead, it might be one

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we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. the raiders and 49ers had very different approaches toward their second preseason games. offense starts played two series. that was not the case for oakland. the 49ers opening drive, jimmy garoppolo looks good. easy when you don't have jimmy in your face. he finds goodwin far 40-yard tt two-ya t tnt taylor. garoppolo, 10 of 12 for 136 yard, a td and a pick. the texans respond.

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good evening. thanks for joining us. >> i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, gunfire sent three men to the hospital while families celebrated children'sbird in berkeley. witnesses say someone shot at the victims in san pablo park. one of those men is in critical can listen to berkeley police released very few details about the shooting. the bay area is under a spare the air alert because of smoke of the from it mend desea know complex fires. the ranch fire is the largest in california history expected to be contained september 1st. a southern california mother of a newborn wants answers from i.c.e. tonight. this after i.c.e. agents arrested her husband while they drove to the hospital for the birth of their son. i.c.e. says the husband is

supported sum of violating immigration laws. kofi annan died today at the age of 80. flags were lowered at the u.n. in his honor. he was secretary general from 1997 to 2006, and in 2001 won and earned the nobel peace prize for his work with the organization. died in switzerland from an unspecified illness. his influence helped a local nonprofit in their humanitarian campaign against land mines. cornell bernard had their story. >> there are no limits to what you can achieve. >> kofi annan was one of the world's most celebrated diplomats. he was awarded the prize for his work. >> heidi says it was it was annan who helped war torn

regions around the world safely removed lao land mines, replacing the earth with orchards. >> i'm sitting with body armor on with the founder. >> cheryl jennings traveled with her in 2015 profiling her humanitarian wor supported by the u.n. >> so today i thank you, kofi annan, and the millions of farmers who are benefiting from turning mines to vines. he was a very special man. >> the pin was a gift from him. >> he presented it and said thank you for listening to the earth. >> the world is changing, and changing very fast. >> gist last may annan made one of his last pick up appearances in the bay area as a guest speaker at stanford. ie has one more angel in heaven. >> tributes are pouring in to kofi annan.

antonio guterres tweeted he was a guiding force for good. i join the world in the loss. we are learning tonight the white house's top attorney has cooperated extensively with the special prosecutor who's looking to see if president trump obstructed justice. we have confirmed don mcgahn met with special counsel robert mueller's team at least three times and has faced more hours of questioning than any other staff member. "the new york times" reports mcgahn's cooperation stemds stems from a decision of criminal lawyers. rescuers in italy found four more bodies at the site of a collapsedg eer of tal dd toe se injured, a romanian truckckck driver. the collapse led to a fierce debate about the nation's infrastructure. twitter ceo jackdorsy denied

accusations made by president trump that the social media giant bans users because of their political leanings. dorsy explained in an interview out today that twitter's decisions are not driven by any political ideologies. he says twitter provides a forum. >> are we doing something according to political ideology or viewpoints, and we are not. we do not look at content with regards to political viewpoint or ideology. we look at behavior. >>dorsy also emphasized social media and tech companies need to be transparent and explain their goals. abc 7 news was in richmond today for a unique gun buyback. richmond police unloaded weapons from the trunks of peoples cars and gave out gift cards in exchange. a foundation will take the

melted-down guns and turn them into art. >> we're going along with the richmond police department look for exoffenders who were convicted of gun-related crimes and who have experience with we woulding and have them transformer the guns into art so they can mirror their own transformation. >> police were pleased with the response. somebody even turned in a bazooka. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, the serious side to the lip sync challenge. >> how a north bay police department is trying to use it to deliver a message. good evening, everyone. a live look outside from emeryville where it's 56 degrees, but you go about 35 miles to the east and we're in the 70s in the livermore valley. we got a

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yeah, take a look there. look closely. it was a baby bob cat. jennifer bryn barbara says she found it in a tree near her driveway. her neighbors found one in their backyard last week. he's now with wild care in san rafael. the novato police department is breaking the mold on the lip sync challenge videos. >> rather than be fun and silly, it created a video to raise awareness about mental health, suicide prevention, and post-traumatic stress. >> after the marin county sheriff's office challenge, the police chief challenged his department to think outside the box. >> if you can somehow create a purpose and a message that supports the mission in what we do, then we'll run with it. >> officers decided to raise awareness about mental health, suicide prevalence, and

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to help you take action and find your ally when it comes to mental health issues. look an our website, abc7news.com/take action. nasa is telling us that a meteor that flew over alabama yesterday was 40 times brighter than the moon. this is video from a nasa meteor camera. watch as the shooting star starts as a dot but gets very bright very quickly. nasa estimates the meteor was traveling nearly 54,000 miles an hour when it lit up the sky. one last check of your forecast. >> meteorologist lisaar gent. good news, we'll see a cooling friend but not right away for you folks in our i would not valleys. slightly cooler. the fog has set up along the shoreline. we have fog, less than a mile visibility. half-moon b half moon bay, three miles. it was a spare the air alert

today and tomorrow. but the air quality should improve. hazy in the south bay. temperatures still in the warm side. right now we're in the 50s. 70s inland. so it's another mild night. but if you're headed to the a's game tomorrow, should be very nice with numbers in the low 70s. high temperature there in oakland in the low 70s. highs tomorrow around the bay ranging from the 60s in the city. fog at the coast, peeling back to our bay area beaches low to mid-90s inland, so that is cooler. and the accuweather seven-day forecast another spare the air alert monday and tuesday. the numbers really come down and midweek we're below average. thursday looks slightly warmer, but it's going to be a quiet week. >> encouraging news for inland. >> even when it's hot inland, the a's are hotter. >> they like the warm heat in oakland coliseum. that's why they hit so many doubles today. >> that's why. not bat speed or hand-eye.

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lisaar general. this a's are on an incredible run that's caught the attention of the entire big leagues. just two months ago oakland trailed the al west leading astros by 12 games. today they are coleaders. and this guy was super excited because he saw a lot of doubles hit against the reigning world champions. khris davis got it started off dallas keuchel. that two-run start brought in two. marcus semien and jed lowrie come in to score. a's had solid defense behind trevor cahill, though.

didn't need much. look at stephen piscotty, the hustle and the great grab. the a's hit a team record-tying eight doubles. obstac matt olson, piscotty, and khris davis had two doubles each. josh phegley also had three rbis as well. cahill came up big, seven shutout innings, struck out seven. the a's win 7-1, and are now codivision leaders. >> obviously playing divisional rival you're one game back, there's that, but i did the best i could to not think about it. it's still august, so just trying to go out there and let the offense do their thing. >> we wanted to basically secure the series today, and that's what we did. i think just -- we took that early momentum and ran with it and never let up. it's fitting the excitement of today's game came in front of the 2002 a's team a team that won a then-american league record 20 straight defames.

the 2002 teamasonoredt s part season-long celebration of 50 years in oakland. >> i remember it like it was yesterday. very vivid, you know. seems like a blur but once we start talking about it, every play, every moment comes back. just an incredible moment for all of us here and to get together has been really cool. >> it's nice to see them. we've all gotten a little grayer, a little bigger in certain areas, you know. it's always fun. >> tonight's game in cincinnati was not fun for madison bumgarner and the giants. this is one they want to forget. bumgarner only gave up one hit through the first three innings, all came undone in the fourth. is a "a" solo shot. bumgarner then loaded the bases and with two outs,dicson did the damage. broken bat scored two more. bumgarner gave up a season-high five earned. giants offense got nothing off harvey. no-hitter until the sixth. the giants loses 7-1.

kyle shanahan wasn't upset about the loss to houston in their second presubsidy game. he was not pleased with the team's 15 penalties to the tune of 140 yards. that does not win regular season games. the starting offense looks strong. it's a lot easier when you don't have them in your face. goodwin in the opening drive, that's a 40-yard gain. garoppolo then capped it with a two-yard pass to taylor. liking that one. the teams only had field goals until 34 seconds left in the game. joe webb aired it out, 41 yards to smith. he rolled into the end zone, so the texans win 16-13. the raiders will play the rams in their season opener, so john gruden didn't dress dereck carr and 15 starters. offense struggled except this one bright spot.

look at the rookie chris warren, 18 carries, 110 yards and a touchdown. fourth quarter, allen had all the time 89 yards and the score. the raiders fall, but gruden sees promise in warren. to the pitch, the earthquakes taking on the defending mls champion toronto fc. jansen scored off the nice feed to put toronto up 1-0. but in the 77th minute it's the capital, chris wondolowski, the first shot is stopped, but off the rebound hehi iin almost like he planned this. that's unbelievable. it's his 141st career goal, four more and he ties donovan for the mls record. quakes hold onto the draw, 1-1. in bristol, kyle bush owns this track, but not tonight. on the second lap bush initiated

a 15-car accident. he was not making friends. he somehow sta race and finished 20th. so his brother, curt, took advantage. the older bush has done well on the short oval. snapped a 58 winless streak to pick up his first victory since the daytona 500. sean manaea, justin verlander on sunday for the al division lead. it's going to be good. >> thank y

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