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click, call or visit a store today. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> community groups calling for change at the santa rita jail. the nearly two mile walk protesting the release of female inmates in the early morning hours. good evening and thanks for joining us. >> the push for change comes nearly one month after the death of a young woman. >> she was released from jail on july 28th around 1:30 in the morning. hours later she was found dead. tonight her parents and state senator held a vigil. >> katie is live from the jail with what they are hoping to accomplish. >> reporter: they'd like a change of policy or change of law regarding overnight inmate

releases. while st. james death was ruled there was not foul play involved, it does highlight the issue of releasing vulnerable people at an hour when services are not available to help them. a large crowd gathered in both vigil and protest. in late july, jail deputies released jessica st. louis around 1:30 in the morning. four hours later she was found dead. the coroner has ruled out foul play, saying the death appears to be an overdose. her mother says her death, however, was preventable. >> we're terribly shocke by the situation that took place, for them to release her at such a late hour in the morning. as you cansee,t totally dark with just a bart ticket and no cell on care who you are.

sure, as women, we're more vulnerable walking on an abandoned street in the middle of the night. but anyone is. anyone is vulnerable. and i don't want any deaths, male, female, anything. >> the sheriffs office says it is obligated to release people when their sentences are complete, regardless of what time of day or night it is. the state senator plans to introduce legislation that would change this policy. she said st. lois is not the first to have died after being released in california. live in dublin, abc 7 news. >> a sideshow shut down the within lanes of the west bay bridge and created miles of traffic. but one man didn't get away. kate is live with the arrest and what appears to be an increasingly noisy problem for

people that live near the bridge. >> reporter: the man is facing multiple charges. and the police say he was a part of a show. we witnessed some of it while we were shooting our story. engines revving and tires screeching. three cars shut down traffic on the bay bridge when instead of continuing rest into san francisco, they decided to drive in circles across all five lanes at 10:45. >> by the time we got there, most of the vehicles had already fled the scene. >> reporter: but the driver of the white pterygomustang crashe broken axle and was unable to get away. >> fortunately had several good videos taken by bystanders that were able to help us document what happened and it will help us with filing some of the

charges. >> a san francisco shot this video in the peer 30 parking lot south of the bay bridge. >> i was like, what the hell? it was just chaos out here. i thought, this is worse than usual. >> reporter: mary and david live near by and witnessed the car show in the parking lot. the couple frequently calls sfpd about the car shows. >> they will be back once or twice a week for sure. and police do come by and then they leave. >> they need to fix this problem. please. we need to sleep. whweere shooting video of d the parking lot a group showed up to do this. behind.so the ma the bridge is facing multiple

charges, including reckless driving, providing false information and driving without a license. he was treated for minor injuries that he got during that sideshow. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> highway parole officers arrested two drivers on suspension of racing at interstate 580. the cars were pulled over. both drivers were taken into custody and will face reckless driving and speeding charges. their cars were impounded for 30 days. >> family, friends and class mates paid tribute to two high school graduates killed in a tragedy being blamed on underage drinking. antio antioch's deer valley high school. today would have been his 18th birthday, one he shared with his twin brother dominic.

the twin's brother shared this evening. >> this is not a grieving moment. pray for one other. >> an 18-year-old women faces charges of vehicular manslaughter for the cash that killed the two. >> tens of thousands of students might end up being late for their first day of school in san francisco. the school district posted on its website they may face delays caused by onrshortage. the agency was able to transfer 72 hours from part-time to full-time on friday which will have a significant impact. president trump took to twitter today trying to discredit a report that white house counsel met with the special counsel and the attorney

is weighing the risks of the president testifying in the russia probe. >> president trump's lead attorney rudy giuliani giving the reason he's advised the president against testifying in the russia investigation. >> i'm not going to be rushed into having him testify so that he gets trapped into perjury. when you tell me he should testify because he's going to tell the truth, that's so silly because it is somebody's version of the truth. they have two pieces of evidence. trump says i didn't tell him and the other guy says that he did say it. which is the truth. >> giuliani insisting there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia, calling special counsel robert mueller's case weak, if it's based on the 2016 trump tower meeting between campaign officials and a russian lawyer to get dirt on hillary clinton. >> i don't even know if they knew she was russian at the time. >> but the e-mails setting up the meeting indicate a russian government attorney would be there. this as the president fired off

several angry tweets sunday morning looking to discredit "the new york times" report that white house counsel is cooperating with the russia investigation to protect himself, alleging the paper implied because white house counsel was giving hours of counsel to the special cancel, he must be a john dean type rat. i allowed him to testify. i didn't have to. i have nothing to hide. >> firing back in a tweet of his own. i doubt you have any idea what mcbegan told mueller. abc news new york. federal prosecutors might be moving closer to filing bank fraud charges against michael cohen. it's been more than two years working for the president's globalcoany, the trump organization. t"the new york times" reports i he committed bank fraud of more

than $20 million. investigators are focussed on loans. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, an early morning shooting under investigation. how neighbors are reacting to the violence in their usually quiet neighborhood. >> we hope other cities follow our lead. it's important. >> a city going round up free after a jury awarded $280 million to a man whose cancer was related. a dramatic escape from an out of control wild fire in a national park. >> well, the weather will be cooperating with our cooling ahead.hat we have on tap for we have fog in hayward and napa right now. 56 degrees in san francisco. and mist and drizzle to

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a man is recovering from a gunshot wound following a shooting outside a house party. abc 7 news reporter spoke to surprised neighbors. >> i have never heard of a shooting here before. >> this doesn't happen on fifth avenue. >> an early morning shooting was a shock to many. >> i fell asleep around midnight. i was spoken to an argument between two men screaming really loud. >> this neighbor thought a fight was unusual. but hours later at 3:00 a.m., that fight escalated. >> a woman in particular with curdling. and i hear two -- it sounded like gunshots, and then everything was quiet.

>> investigators say a 20-year-old man was shot after a fight broke out on the street near this home. but the vtim vanished before officers arrived. >> we didn't get a subsequent phone call from the hospital where a victim showed up with a nonthreatening gunshot wound. he's going to be fine. >> neighbors say residents of this house were having a party on saturday. >> last night there was a big party when we walked by. >> one man from washington state who police say was visiting the home was arrested. >> there was a male who was arrested for being a convicted felon in possession of ammunition. >> police aren't sure if he played a role in the shooting. they continued to look for shootings. >> police got a search warrant for this home. they are looking for evidence, a motive for the crime is still unknown. a father and son barely made it out of ghlassier national pak

in montana. >> the car is heating up. it is beginning to exmode. >> that is they were backpacking. then the winds sifted. both men hopped back into the car and escaped the names. at one point driving in reverse down a narrow mountain road. >> when i put the car in reverse and looked out the back window, i couldn't see anything. somehow i was able to stay on the road. >> today more evacuations were ordered. firefighters have built a fire break to keep flames from spreading further. more than 7,000 acres have burned. crews battling the ferguson wild fire say the fire is now 100% contained. the wild fire started on july 13th. two firefighters died in the fire that grew to 151 square miles. on august 5th, the national park

service closed indefinitely due to smoke and the fire closing roads into the park. a quick update on some of the other major wild fires still burning. the ranch fire has charred more than 524 square miles. it is 76% contained. cal fire expects full containment by september 1st. crews continue to make progress on the deadly car fire. it has burned 355 square miles since starting july 23rd and 185% contained. >> we know heat was problem for a firefighter. let's see what it's going to be like now. >> lisa. >> a deeper marine layer and increased air flow all working to allow for cooler air and that marine layer to be transported further, helping in the efforts for the firefighters was temperatures will be coming

down. in fact, they already came down today as much as eight degrees. here is a look at doppler 7 all the way down the peninsula and pushing over into the east bay right now, widening the perspective. it is all the way down to santa barbara. bring the numbers a bit below average. as we look at our 24 temperature change we're anywhere from two to nine degrees cooler at this hour. so certainly a better day today. still you had that haze and smoke, but tomorrow will not be a spare the air day. as we look at the numbers, plenty of 50s. even with the southwest wind at 16, it is 59 here in fair field with 66 in clear lake. you will be waking up to gray sky as well tomorrow. better air quality on the way for monday. temperatures trending down throughout the week.

no extremes for the rest of the week. that means we will take the 90s out of our inland valleys. we may get close to that, but it will be a better week in terms of the extremes. you will notice the low cloud and fog deck reaching into the north baby tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, i should say and across into the bay. it's going to pull back. it should be slow clearing. as a result, temperatures in the morning hours will be cool. temperatures going back to school, have to bring the jacket early. another update for you where this continues to weaken. it is a category three. 120 miles an hour winds. moving to the west at 14 miles an hour. south of hilo. around maui, you could get high surf and high waves. some of the schools back in session next week. 80 in santa clara.

83 about in sebastopol. low 70s in emry unified. to 83 tomorrow. 78 in sunnyvail. in san francisco about the same. 81. you head inland and we have those 80s, but they're more like the mid-80s. we're certainly taking the heat out of our east bay valleys. not a spare the air day tomorrow, but it will be a little hazy in some spots. otherwise below average. and then as we warm up a bit, it is just barely noticeable by the end of the week. certainly nice look ahead, but not steamy by any means. >> hey, you are going to be okay. >> i'm always okay. not always great. but i'm always okay. >> it will be easier when the

kids go back to school. >> meet a nun with a live arm. >> oh, yeah. this nun, her first big pitch that had one major league

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sign her up. throwing the first pitch before last night's chicago white sox game. >> she could give the players are run for her money. she even had a little trick. watch this bouncing the ball off her arm and catching it before throwing the pitch. she played softball in college. white sox manager jokingly asked if she could join his team. >> she could throw the curveball. >> i think a lot of major league teams would like to have a nun on their staff. >> oh, yes. blessing the game.

>> well, will the inside. let' get to the big leagues. astros are once again on top of the als as they defeated the a's. but oakland and their 29,000 fans are not (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪

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them. justin verlander and matt chapman took this off the center field wall. khris davis followed two batters later, 35th of the season. the a's go up 2-0. verlander lasted five and a third. he gave up four runs. that was a three-run variety. well, the a's get it back in the bottom half of the inning. it's davis yet again. number 36 on the season for him ties it up at four. in the top of the fourth, gattis puts the astros ahead with a solo shot. he gave up two today. oakland had a chance to do damage in the sixth. they road in the bases but with two out, he struck out against brad peacock. that would end the inning. astros would hit three more home runs off emilio pagan.

he was a single away from the cycle. astros win 9-4 and re-take first place in the al west. >> you know, at this point we played well enough to take, you know, the series from two good teams. and it is a positive. >> today sucks. we lost. no team is perfect. we believed in ourselves since spring training, even when not a lot of people thought we should. so put this one in the past and keep going. >> the dodgers wrapped up the mariners in seattle today. that's hernandez. this is a solar home run in the sixth. puts the dodgers up 8-1. justin turner just added on. yes, he had five rbis. dodgers win two out of three against the mariners. 12-1 the final. astros now head to seattle. the mariners are four and a half

back and three and a half behind the a's for that second wild card. the a's welcome the rangers to the coliseum for a three game set. the giants closed out a three game series in cincinnati. suarez versus suarez in the third inning. it was the reds who won that round, a two-run shot. a 7-1 inning for the reds. suarez out after two and two-thirds. so was tie blach. gives up a two run home run to he lasted a fullinngave u the reds swept the giants, 11-4 the final there. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. the giants are on their way to face the mets. we will bring you those highlights coming up in a half

hour. that was a fun game. >> thanks. >> sure. >> nevada is discontinuing the use of round up on city

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♪ ♪ good evening. thanks for joining us. >> in tonight's headlines, the highway patrol arrested a driver following this sideshow on the bay bridge. several cars blocked traffic to af drivers could do stunts. young men died when the car they were in plunged off highway

24 last weekend. today would have been one victim's 18th birthday. a young woman faces charges in their deaths. >> community activists demanded change. they want the county sheriffs office to stop releasing inmates in the middle of the night. their outrage follows the death of a woman hours after she left the jail. two cities are no longer using round up following a ruling against the manufacture. earlier this month a jury awarded a former school district grounds keeper with terminal cancer $289.2 million. abc 7 news reporter has more on a new organic approach. >> these small faces are a huge motivation. >> there is a saying that you put your money behind your values and in our community we value the environment. we value protecting our children. >> in an effort to do so, the city will no longer use the weed

killer round up or products containing the chemical. >> the world health organization did declare round up carcinogenic years ago. you can't put a price tag on your health. >> this month the jury did put a price tag on one man's terminal cancer, awarding a grounds keeper $289.2 million. duane legion son sprayed the weed killer in bulk 30 times a year. two and a half years into the job, a diagnosis of lymphoma. >> this is way bigger than me. hopefully this will start to get theeds. >> the makers of round up say they will appeal. >> the verdict today, it doesn't

change the overwhen he wilming scientific evidence. >> this was in the works by the ruling, but we wanted to make sure because of the ruling that our community knew that we are taking these steps. >> now the city is seeking volunteers to help the handful of public works grounds keepers pull weeds. >> a perfect example of this type of landscaping. let me show you. volunteers do organic gardening here, pulling weeds, putting down mulch and using recycled water. >> if we all do a little bit, it adds up. >> in the north bay, abc 7 news. a celebrated poet from the east bay was killed while crossing the street in berkeley. he was hit by a car friday night. police say clark was not in a crosswalk when a driver who had a green light struck him.

in addition to poe wwriting poe he wrote about sports. >> an adult and two kids were on a 16 foot boat that bam stranded. they called for help. everyone was brought back to shore unarmed. the owner of the boat will need to wait until the tide comes back in to recover his vessel. >> the bishop of pittsburgh, pennsylvania spoke to abc news this morning and responded to the 900 page grand jury report on allegations of sexual abuse and how the church handled them. brian clark has the story. >> reporter: the bishop of itself speaking out following the release of that 900 page grand jury report last week. >> i can understand the rage people have in reading this report. i feel that, too. >> he followed every step needed

for responsible action after allegations of child sexual abuse. >> we have listened to them carefully. second of all, we have removed priest from ministry. third of all, we have turned it over to the district attorneys of appropriate counties. >> the report lists several cases it alleged were mishandled. first as a priest and later as bishop. two years in the making, that report finding more than 1,000 children abused by 300 catholic predator priests in six diocese over the past 70 years. robert criticizing those who stayed silent. >> in 2016 the pope announced that he was going convene a commission on bishop accountability. it never happened. >> the pennsylvania report coming amid another sexual abuse scandal. former washington, d.c. cardinal accused of molesting both adolescent boys

still ahead, treading water for 10 hours. a british woman says she's lucky to be alive after falling off a cruise ship. >> plus a 29-year-old restaurant has served its last meal. the reason it's shutting down that has nothing to do with high rent or business. good evening, everyone. we still have smoke in the north bay. the air quality getting better overnight tonight and into tomorrow. a live look outside from sfo where numbers are in the 50s. we'll talk about ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪

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first of all some music. heaven gained music. >> the reverend jesse jackson paid tribute to his long-time

friend aretha franklin today. franklin known as the queen of soul died on thursday. the 76 year old suffered from advanced pancreatic cancer. >> a british woman says she's lucky to be alive after falling from a cruise ship and do the sea. a 46 year old woman said she went ten hours treading water overnight waiting to be rescued. it is not clear how she fell overboard. finding her did not immediately happen. >> i fell off the buck of the norwegian star and i was in the water for ten hours. so these wonderful guys rescued me. your name is? >> kay. i am very lucky to be alive. >> the woman was taken to the hospital. the cruise ship company says she is uninjured and in good spirits

despite the or deal. >> a restaurant served its last meal thispeleaited i line to ha one last brunch at bogie's cafe. the restaurant opened 25 years ago. business is good, but they're closing due to an unresolved issue involving the americans with disabilities act. >> if it wasn't for bogie's, we wouldn't have the friendships we made. that's more valuable than anything. that's priceless. >> i always said the cafe was here for the betterment of others. >> the brother and sister team that run the restaurant say they may reopen at another >> ray si rich a top of the movie list. it's the first studio produced movie loved by asian americans in 25 years. crazy rich asians made just over

$25 million this weekend and $34 million since its open day wednesday. the meg was followed by action film mile 22. alpha and mission impossible ted for fourth place. >> let's get another check on the weather. >> all right. we are looking at some cooler weather headed our way. high pressure being displaced by lower pressure. we're in the 50s. it is 56 in oakland. 61 in sab jose. and temperatures look like this tomorrow in the mid 80s. so notice no 90s in our inland valleys. so it will be cooler inland. about the same around the bay. we'll pick up the breeze and temperatures come down further on tuesday. coastal areas could see mist and drizzle. but if the kids are headed back to school, it is going to be a warm one.

noontime in the low 70s. here is one of the warmer locations. upper 80s by this afternoon. up in the north bay temperatures in the 50s to start. a little cloud cover and then 70 by noontime and low 80s 3:00 in the afternoon. the seven day forecast, 90 by fair field. otherwise 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. below average with mist and drizzling in the evening through the middle of the week. it looks like the fog will be with us each and every day and slightly warmer by the end of the workweek on friday inland. but really nothing too extreme. it is pretty quiet out there this week. >> we loved it. thanks. >> a lot of major league stadiums have little league day. well, reverse that. today in williamsport it was the big leaguers who actually played on the little league field. we will have

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it's a pitching matchup seemingly perfect for the game to decide the division leader. justin ver land against the a's shawn manea. matt chapman and khris davis both connected off verlander. davis with his 35th. brought the a's up 2-0. verlander gave up four runs. shawn gave up four runs. four of those in the third inning. shot this three run home run to put the astros up by two. so theba in the bottom half of the inni thanks to mr. davis yet again. this one ties it up at four. but the a's gave up five home runs today. pagan allowed three of those. m.

he was a single away. the astros win 9-4 and regain first place in the al west. oakland will host the rangers tomorrow. this was all odor. he provided another three run. puts texas down by one in the seventh and the rain pouring down. he blasts a three run shot. the rangers win 4-2 the final. the giants closed out a three game series in cincinnati. suarez versus suarez in the thirds inning. battle. battle. battle. battle. same with tieblach. up a 2 two run. the reds would go on to sweep the giants 11-4. the giants will face the mets

tomorrow. but big al was with the mets in williamsport, pennsylvania today. the new york team played the phillies in front of all of the little leaguers at the little league world series. how fun is that? three rbis. the mets go on to win this win, 8-2. in little league world series play, hawaii took on michigan. tied at one. caught in a run down. he will go for home, being chased. what's the call? he's called safe. but he thinks he tagged him. it was close. but the ruling will stand. hawaii wins 8-3. south korea taking on mexico in the international bracket. south korea batting this one to the wall and fernando lopez making the catch. yes!

tip your hat and your catcher's helmet. later, this is definitely not catchable. home run. south korea wins 5-1 and will advance to the international semifinals. the 49ers added to their lengthy injury list following saturday's preseason game in houston. three players joined the group of 11 players currently not practicing this training camp due to injuries. running back joe williams is out until at least the first week of the season with a rib fracture and corey beth ard will be re-evaluated. >> the splash brothers got together on theur. we miss javale? they sent a day in the park. this is for thompson family foundation. the eventen yth education and fitness programs.

klay is not an avid golfer but he does enjoy playing. >> man, it's way too short. it's a good problem to have. i won't trade it for anything and i try to play a lot of golf. i try to be outside and enjoy myself. it's just been great off season. i got no complaints and i'd love it to be like this for the rest of my career. a short three months. that's all you need. >> final round, brandt snedeker tied at 20 under. this is the tee shot. that is a little bit wide right. so snedeker shot a 59, birdied the hole, finished 21 under par. he will collect a $1.1 million which can. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. giants against the mets

tomorrow. and the a's bringing in the rangers. >> it's been a tough season for the giants. >> it has. they need to get a little run going. >> thank you. >> and with that, that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> bet you don't miss that. >> i was about to say that. >> don't miss the alarm going off at 2:00. thanks for joining us. have a good evening and a better

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