nia witch w nia wilson was stabbed to death at the station. now that overtime is voluntary. >> people will see additional officers, not to the full extent we had when everybody was required to work six days a week. we have having additional coverage. >> reporter: it was estimated to 20 officers were riding -- estimated 10 to 20 officers were riding with the mandatory overtime, now there will be four to ten officers. there is a fema grant that's been secured recently, and b.a.r.t. will start spending in september. it's earmarked for anti-terrorism, not crime. still, it will provide for upgrades in security cameras. >> people recognize if i commit a crime on b.a.r.t., my photo will be captured. that is a deterrent to crime. >> security cameras will catch the crime being committed, but it won't stop the crime. >> reporter: attorney bob arns is representing wilson's family in a lawsuit against b.a.r.t. >> b.a.r.t. is like a sieve for

the criminally, mentally ill who want to in essence be in a confined space and spend their they. b.a.r.t. knows the only way to stop the crime on b.a.r.t. is to stop fare -- stop fare evasion. >> reporter: they're short 21 officers now. abc7 news. >> b.a.r.t. has eight new officers coming on board from training academies this fall. videos are circulating on social media of an intense on a muni train in san francisco. >> leave him alonalone! >> it was recorded in the outer sunset. the first shows a man putting a young man in a headlock. people can be heard yelling for the man to stop, and someone can be heard saying the fight was over music.the next video shows trying to throw the same man off the train. sfpd say two of the people involved chose not to press

charges. the third person has not been found. someone jogging on the ace train track in san jose was hit and killed today. the transit agency says the person was hit near guadalupe river trail in the elviso neighborhood. passengers on the train were put on shuttle buses. another ace train was delayed for around two hours because shuttles could not reach the area where the train had been stopped. next month federal officials will meet to determine what likely caused a scarry near miss at sfo last year. it will be held on the 25th in washington. the air canada jet nearly landed on several other jets in july of 2017. it's coming for the landing, it was right on top of that plane. investigators believe it came within ten feet of that plane there. officials said the air canada flight was clear to the land on a runway but instead lined up on a taxiway. the flight aborted after being

told by air traffic controllers to go around. protesters blocked traffic ofs.tont of san fransal thns every friday at the bryant street entrance. today protesters went into the street. some were carrying wanted signs with the dtrrney george gascon's face on them. in washington, honor and respect for senator john mccain once again on full display. the late senator in state, lying there at the u.s. capitol. the public getting a final chance to say good-bye following a private memorial service this morning. abc's elizabeth hur with more from wash. >> reporter: a solemn display of respect for an american hero. the military honor guard carrying the casket of senator john mccain into tun -- capitol rotunda for the last time. the skies began pouring lanrain. inside, the family including his

106-year-old mother, roberta, commemorating the life and service of an american patriot. >> this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced. >> reporter: with speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell praising mccain and thanking his family. >> on behalf of the senate and the entire nation, thank you. thank you for lending him to us longer than we had a right. >> reporter: while vice president mike pence delivered a message of gratitude from the white house. >> the president asked me to be here on behalf of a grateful nation to pay a debt of honor and respect to a man who served our country throughout his life. >> reporter: president trump reportedly not welcomed here. that directive said to come from mccain himself who also planned this final and powerful show of unity having leaders from both parties and both chambers

participating in the ceremonial wreath laying. following that ceremony, there was another touching moment. we're told mccain's close friend, senator lindsey graham, took mrs. mccain to her late husband's desk in the senate chamber and presented her with two white roses from the flowers on mccain's desk. right now in his honor. elizabeth hur, abc news, capitol hill. >> abc news will have live coverage of senator mccain's memorial in washington, d.c., tomorrow beginning at 6:00 a.m. here on abc7. we also plan to stream the service line at abc7news.com and on the news app so you can watch it wherever you are. another good-bye, a sendoff fit for music royalty. a final farewell for aretha franklin. the legendary queen of soul. today's celebration of frankl - franklin's life took place in detroit, ate to the singer's life. we have this report. >> reporter: aretha franklin's

music formed deep connections with people across the world. that was clear as thousands rolled into the greater grace temple to say thank you and good-bye. ♪ amen they called it a spiritual service, and it was oh, so soulful. ♪ they stood up and swayed to the clark sisters. and if there was any doubt about the new generation of arieth aariana grande answered that -- ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ an speer inside, bishop t.d. jakes. >> aretha franklin was in a class all by herself, has touched the world, each of us, in our own way. >> reporter: former president bill clinton also paying tribute to the queen of soul. >> she took this massive talent and decided to be the composer of her own life's song. what a song it turned out to be.

>> reporter: but the honor paid to aretha spread beyond u.s. shores, even in buckingham palace during the changing of the guards. they literally paid her respect. ♪ aretha franklin was nominated for 44 grammys, taking home 18 of the awards. >> you're going to be one of the featured voices in the choir of angels because, you know, you'd have to be. [ applause ] >> reporter: aretha passed away august 16th at the age of 76. she stood for justice. she stood for people. and today, they stood for her. abc news, detroit. >> aretha franklin was honored here in the bay area. b.a.r.t. tweeted this video showing her plaque on the oakland blues walk of fame. it's outside of west oakland station. franklin was among the musicians who played the bustling clubs after world war ii, helping turn the corridor into a harlem of

the west. coming up later, we will show you many more touching moments from franklin's funeral today. moving on, in san francisco, counselors were on hand at balboa high school as students returned to campus for the first time since a student accidentally fired a gun in class. that was yesterday as we reported. abc7 has more now from balboa park. i feel super nervous. i was thinking to not bring my daughter to school but she insisted she come. >> reporter: she was feeling emotional as she drop wanted off her daughter, a freshman at high school. >> yesterday, i was home crying by myself because i don't know what to do. >> reporter: a gun fired in a theyound the gun but say the as. student had run away. sources say his mother later turned him in. students headed back to class today were hoping for a normal day. >> i'm still nervous as to what

will happen today. i feel like everyone's going to talk about it. >> reporter: jayla is a junior and her mom a teacher's aide. se said the students were calm and deal with violence in the neighborhoods. her mom saw emotions. >> they're all okay, they're fine. it's just like they all were like talking. they were -- they weren't phased by it. >> some were nervous. some were actually crying, you know. others -- other students were just like she said, you know, used to it. >> reporter: she would like to see metal detectors at the schools. hilda ruiz thinks parents need to get more involved. >> we need to like get access to their backpacks and check like every day. that's what we have to do and give them a lot of love because that's our students today that need our love, our time. >> reporter: a school district spokesperson tells me teachers are leading discussions in their

classrooms today about what happened yesterday and supporting the kids in any way that they can. in san francisco, abc news ab. a vote will provide more than $1 billion to reduce wildfire risks across the state. the proposal would fund grants to fire departments, cities, counties, and nonprofit organizations to thin brush and cut fuel breaks. if a plan is approved, cal fire, the state's primary fire-fighting agency, stands to receive $200 million which will be distributed over the next six years. the money comes from the state's gas-reduction fund that oil companies and factories pay into in order to release greenhouse gases. in addition to northern california, there are hundreds of fires burning in british columbia. and that is bringing smoke to the bay area. here's a live look. >> haze there. the bay area air-quality management district has issued a smoke advisory through monday. let's get over to spencer

christian with more. spencer? you saw the haze in the live shot. let me show you a helpful weather factor. that is the brisk wind we have right now which is keeping us from having a stagnant air mass. it's blowing some of that smoke around and mixing it out so it doesn't accumulate too heavily. and that's helpful. still we have declining air quality to some extent. and the air-quality board has issued an air-quality advisory through labor day, through monday, so for the next three days, our air quality will be good in the south central bay, santa clara valley, tomorrow, moderate everywhere else. moderate across the board sunday and monday. here's how things look from the tower, mainly blue skies, distant haze. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s in san francisco and oakland. 70s in mountainview and san jose. 85 at morgan hill. 63 at half moon bay. and this is the view from emeryville, a nearly clear western sky. temperatures in the mid 70s in napa and 80s at santa rose anova anovato anovato,

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vehicle into a sign post after running over a spike strip. he was trying to avoid arrest during a sting. he thought he was communicating with a 15-year-old girl over the internet. instead he was communicating with a vacaville police officer. an oakland woman relocating to take a new job is going through quite the nightmare. a u-haul truck containing most of her belongings was stolen from in front of her business the night before the move. later the truck was found, but her stuff is gone. abc7 has more near the u-haul dealer with more. >> reporter: we hear about these, what, every few weeks, somebody moving in or out of the bay area, has belongings stolen out of a u-haul or other type of moving van. in this case, it wasn't only her furniture, it was the tools of her trade.

jennifer teaches guitar in a studio near lake merit. a month ago she landed a gig lecturing at humboldt state university. august 10th she rented a u-haul like this to move the next day. >> i loaded up 11 instrument e tthe -- instruments, bed, bedding, l.a. >> reporter: the next day it was gone. thieves got away with i gotors, banjos, a bass, clothes, and textbooks. >> the instruments are irreplaceable. three of them were 100 years old. they were from my family. they don't have a high monetary value, but they had an enormous sentimental value. >> reporter: when police found the truck, they found something left behind. a toolbox filled with kitchen tools. including a cake decorating tool jennifer was told could be used to defeat the ignition system and allow the truck to start. we contacted u-haul to see how common these sorts of thefts are. in a written response, the company said it does not talk

publicly about vehicle theft and went on to say "we do employ a robust investigations unit that works closely with law enforcement." they further advised renter ee park in well-lit areas within view of security cameras, lock doors and place secure locks on the rear doors of trucks and trailers. jennifer says she did take precautions, and she will continue to bug u-haul about putting alarms and better anti-theft devices on their trucks. >> yes, i suffered this huge loss, but if i could just save one person or even hundreds from experiencing what i experienced, then i could be helping them. >> reporter: police don't have any suspects yet in this theft case. but if there's one silver lining that comes out of this, a couple of local guitar makers have offered to make jennifer a custom guitar to take to her new job. live in oakland, eric thomas ing a sious head-on trash

in tuolumne county on a man in new zealand driving on the wrong side of the worldwide. 48-year-old james sayer was driving on highway 120 in sonora when he collided with a driver. according to a report in "the chronicle," sayer told officers that he mistakenly entered the wrong lane because he is used to driving on the other side of the road in his country. four people were involved in the crash. all had to be airlift to the hospital. a world-renowned south bay restaurant damaged by fire is set it -- set to reopen. "the san jose mercury news" reports that manresa will reopen on the 19th. it's been closed since july 16th when an overnight fire damaged the attic and exterior wall. it was the second fire in four years at the restaurant, one of just 13 in the country with three michelin stars. university of california researchers thinks they may have found a way to make cattle more climate friendly, feed them

seaweed. u.c. davis researchers say methane emissions were reduced by more than 30% in holstein cows that ate the ocean algae during a recent study. methane is a potent greenhouse gas. that's more potent than carbon dioxide interestingly. scientists are calling the findings surprisings. they are planning -- surprising. they are planning a six-week study of the seaweed-infused diet in beef cattle to see what the long-term impact might be. interesting. well, a lot of people getting away for this labor day weekend. for those of you remaining, how's the weather? >> we're remaining. >> right? >> i'm remaining because the weather is looking good. why leave, right? >> exactly. >> here's live doppler 7 -- >> staycation. >> mainly sunny skies. even at the coast, notice the absence of low clouds. the 24-hour temperature change shows it's warmed up significantly in most inland areas. 11 degrees warmer than this hour yesterday. nine degrees warmer at fairfield

and limvermore. and a couple of places cooler near the coast. here's looking over san francisco, we'll look at the readings again, 64 degrees at san francisco, oakland, 69. mi mountainview, 74. 63 at half moon bay. lovely view of the western sky from emeryville. at santa rosa, 82, only 76 in napa. 87 in fairfield. concord, 86. livermore, 83. the view from mt. tamm looking at a limited area of low clouds near ocean beach and beginning to push out over the golden gate. we'll see fog near the coast and bay overnight. a little bit, not a lot. it will be mild to warm labor day weekend. and the warming will peak on sunday and monday, but it's begun warming up. here's the forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. notice that we'll see a few low clouds moving out locally, a patch or two over the bay. 7:00 tomorrow morning, we'll begin the day with mainly sunny skies everywhere except one area near the bay, shoreline, of

course along the coast. even along the coast, we'll see the clouds peeling away during the daytime tomorrow. giving us mostly sunny skies, even on the coast. it's going to be a lovely day tomorrow. overnight lows, generally mid to upper 50s, maybe mild ever at antioch with a low of 61 degrees. tomorow's highs will range from about 66 at half moon bay to 68 here in san francisco. 74 in san mateo. napa, 84. 87 santa rosa. san jose, high of 80. remember, just a yearing -- september 1 -- a year ago, september 1st, san francisco hit the all-time high, 106 degrees. it was miserable here. tomorrow, the expected high, 68 degrees. yay. say it again. and the sausalito art and wine festival opens tomorrow. it opens under sunny skies, 10:00 tomorrow morning, 63 degrees at sausalito. 70 by 2:00 p.m. breezy at 6:00 p.m. a beautiful day for outdoor

activity. here's the seven-day forecast. we'll see, again, the peak of the warming on sunday. highs inland in the low 90s. upper 70s around the bay. up to about 90 in the warmest spots on monday, labor day. still, upper 70s around the bay. we'll see minor cooling on wednesday. and then temperatures will be near average in virtually all bay area locations at the end of next week. just a beautiful seven days ahead. >> yeah. >> and if you can't get out and enjoy it, look out the window and enjoy it. >> for you office workers. all right. >> thanks. coming up next, a groundbreaking movie directed by a san jose native is now in theaters. >> yeah. today i talked with the director who actually quit his job in silicon valley to pursue his drea

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spacecraft. it noticed a small drop in pressure but the hole presented no immediate danger. the crew found the two-millimeter hole -- can you believe they could find that from the ground -- and according to a report, one actually used his thumb to plug the leak until it could be properly fixed. today a movie getting a lot of buzz directed by san jose native opens in theaters nationwide. we're talking about "searching" starring john cho as a san jose father who has to follow a social media trial to solve his daughter's disappearance. >> i'm calling to report a missing person. >> who is this regarding? >> my daughter. >> already dragging -- >> the entire story is told through a novel technique. viewers follow the story's twists and turns through the character's calls, texts, and videos, all seen through laptops and phones. it's directed and co-written by 27-year-old anish chiganti. the usc graduate said his love

of filmmaking was instilled by his immigrant parents. >> my mom used to pull me and my brother out of class early to see a movie. even today, i gohome to san joe to watch the oscars with the family. >> he quit his job directing commercials for google when this opportunity came up. he knew he had to have john cho, the actor at the center of the starring john cho campaign, a social media movement that began asking why can't minorities star in more hollywood films. >> the guy that everyone's always like, oh, i wish we saw more of him, but no one puts him in more things. it was a cool opportunity to give him the role we've always wanted to see him in. >> now the little movie made by five guys shot in 13 days but took a whopping 18 month to edit is ready for its national release. just like it was for "crazy rich asians," a box office hit directed by another south bay native, asian americans have been buying out theaters to support "searching." i caught the screening last week. it was suspenseful, creative.

both john cho and co-star debra messing were very strong. viewers will notice many references to abc7 news in the movie. look at that. he wanted to reflect the period of time stations he grew up watching to make it more authentic. dan? coming up nmom and daughter oakland plane after accidentally airdropping a photo to more than a dozen people. also, we're learning a woman shot and killed by southern california police was an actor on a popular show you may have watched. later, an old controversy reignited. the new push to change the name of a north bay school. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever.

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here are the stories making headlines -- b.a.r.t. has scaled back its police presence that started after several violent incidents including a murder. for the last three weeks, b.a.r.t. has had 10 to 20 officers riding trains all working overtime. now there are just four to ten officers. b.a.r.t. is looking to hire but having a hard time filling the vacancies. we reported that a san francisco high school student who discharged a gun at school faces eight felonies. coming up at 5:00, the next step in the investigation that requires help from federal agents. abc7 tweeted about san francisco residents who believe two people are using the caviar food delivery app as cover to

get inside buildings and steal packages. coming up at 5:00, we talk with the fed-up residents and get a response from caviar. a flight from oakland initial was turned around -- oakland international was turned around because of a mistaken photo share. 15 passengers got a photo that they thought was a threat. let me warn you, this contains a disturbing photo. it turns out it wasn't real. abc7's melanie woodrow is live at oakland national airport with the story and the picture. >> reporter: a 15-year-old on the flight was attempting to show her mom how toize hurt me to iphone. in the process she -- to use her new iphone. in the process she airdropped a mock crime photo from her science class, and 15 others got it alerting the crew. hawaiian airlines flight 23 was supposed to take off at 7:00 a.m. but was delayed nearly an hour and a half after 15 passengers received this picture

of a mob crime scene with a nylon beanbag-type mannequin. >> passengers viewed the picture, believed it was threatening. alerted the pilot. >> reporter: the airline called the couple in to investigate the potential threat. >> we quickly deciphered that this incident was a 15-year-old girl that was trying to airdrop a mock crime scene photo to her mother. >> reporter: the 15-year-old was using airdrop via bluetooth. sergeant ray kelly says based on her phone settings, people within range of her phone had the option of accepting and viewing the photo, as well. >> the young girl was very embarrassed. she actually was upset. we explained she was not in trouble. there was no crime committed. >> reporter: it was the pilot's decision to return to the gate after the plane had begun taxiing. >> it doesn't look real, but certainly i understand the concern on the plane. >> i think it's good to look objectively and try to figure things out before jumping to

conclusions. >> reporter: hawaiian airlines tells abc7 in order to resume the flight and minimize inconvenience, the teenager and family were rebooked on a later flight while the incident was investigated. the other passengers went on to hawaii following the nearly hour and a half delay. the sheriff's office says the mom and daughter will fly to hawaii saturday. >> she has a good heart and didn't want to inconvenience all those people. very remorseful. >> reporter: the sheriff's spoek spokesperson said this was a learning experience for everyone involved, and the system worked as it should -- with passengers playing their part, alerting the flight staff when they were concerned. live at oakland international airport, abc7 news. the death toll is rising after that horrifying crash between a greyhound bus and a tractor-trailer in new mexico. investigators say the truck crossed the median, crashing head on into the bus packed with passengers. state police now say at least eight people were killed.

abc's marci gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: as many as 30 victims from that bus cameras were still hospitalized overnight -- bus crash were still hospitalized overnight, airlifted to the hospital from the devastating scene. the greyhound bus was traveling from here in albuquerque phoenix. it was on senate 40 when a semi-truck blew a tire, we're told, and then swerved into oncoming traffic, hitting that bus head on. the front of the greyhound just sheared off. we're told some of the passengers, some of the 48 people who were on board, were thrown from that bus. people who happened to be driving past pulled over, immediately rushing over to the scene trying to help as much as they could before first responders arrived. the ntsb is at the scene investigating. we're told greyhound is investigating, as well. they say they are fully cooperating with the investigation. marci gonzalez, abc news,

albuquerque. seeing a police chase through the streets of los angeles is not unusual. but it is when the chase is on foot and the suspect is naked. the pursuit began after the man abandoned a suspected stolen truck on a freeway in boyle heights. that was about dawn today. he sprinted along dirt foot paths through a homeless encampment and scaled the fence without a stitch on. he disappeared into a hilly wooded area behind houses. officers did finally catch up with him. it is not clear yet why in guy didn't have any clothes on. a woman shot and killed by los angeles sheriff's deputies yesterday has been identified as 49-year-old vanessa marquez. a former actress known for her roles on the show "e.r." and the film "stand and deliver." the shooting happened after officers went to her south pasadena home to perform a welfare check. investigators say first responders were at the home for an hour and a half when marquez became uncooperative and pulled a gun, prompting an officer to open fire in response. >> she was suffering from some

problems -- eating disorders and was experiencing a seizure. after the shooting, officers checked the weapon and discovered that it was a b.b.-type gun. it resembled a semiautomatic handgun. >> marquez was taken to the hospital but died from her injuries. she made howard county last october when she a-- she made headlines last october when she accused george clooney of helping to blacklist her after she complained about sexual harassment on the "e.r." set. clooney denies the claims. let's turn back now to aretha franklin's memorial service. not many dry eyes in the house in detroit earlier today. >> let's look back at some of the most memorable moments. ♪ >> the queen was ordinary and extraordinary and has attracted the same aull over theome to pa

to a once-in-a-lifetime ours li. the celebrated and the uncelebrated danced to the queen's music, cleaned house to the queen's music, laughed, cried, made cornbread and greens to her music. break up, make-up, dreamed dreams to her music. >> ubiquitous in our gifting, showing up everywhere, from the palaces in england, singing for the queen, to popping up in the back seat of a car in the middle of a commercial, aretha was everywhere. ♪ >> for the last two weeks, detroit has been the center of an overpowering emotional

outpouring of the loss of our daughter, a.m. -- daughter, aretha franklin. >> the department of natural resources declared aretha's voice was a natural resource of the state of michigan. ♪ before the day i met you my life was so unkind ♪ ♪ you're the key to my piece of mind ♪ ♪ you make me feel you make we feel ♪ ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ >> when dr. martin luther king couldn't make payroll, harry belefonte and aretha franklin went on an 11-city tour to raise money for martin luther king. [ applause ] >> we talked about it many times, how we were the two left

of our neighborhood friends. we were the longest ones, we weren't the only two left, but er wou♪ theity to be wldo ter shows and watch her sing it would be the best feeling in the world. nothing sounded better to me than the way my grandma sings. her voice made you feel something. you felt every word, every note, every emotion in the song she sang. her voice brought peace. >> dear grandma, i love you i know in my heart that you're happy now, and that's all i care about. >> she lived with courage without fear but overcoming her fears.

♪ some love and care ain't nothing ♪ ♪aihing s sang, all of that went away, all that pomp and circumstance and pretension went away. she brought them all to their feet so they can bow to the queen of soul. >> yes, she traveled the country by bus. and in the winter, roads are not very friendly, but she would be there. ♪

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streets. abc7 has more on this month's abc7 star. >> reporter: if you've walked through the tenderloin in san francisco, you know about the homelessness and the open drug use that at times can make your heart break. >> how was school? >> reporter: every afternoon during the school year, there's a temporary transformation led by kate robinson of the tenderloin community benefit district. >> we meet people, we talk to people. we involve everybody in this process. and just that alone makes everyone feel safer. >> reporter: ten years ago, a group of moms in the neighborhood came together with the goal of making the streets safer for kidsalo and from school robinson got wind of the effort that would eventually become known as safe passage and decided to help out. recently, we walked the tenderloin together where she explained how volunteers sweep the streets before hundreds of students walk through. >> the solutions for the tenderloin are going to come from the tenderloin. and this program is proof of that. >> reporter: the program, funded entirely by grants and private

donations, now has nearly 170 volunteers who are trained to serve as corner captains. co-founder margarina mina is still involved after all these years. >> reporter: thetender lion is home to hundreds of low-income and immigrant families in what's become one of the most expensive cities in the world. tenderloin beat officer eric robben son says the work of indicate -- robinson, says the work of kate robinson, no relation, and the tenderloin cbd has resulted in less crime and less calls for service. >> there's no ulterior motives. it shows in her enthusiasm. >> reporter: robinson is truly dedicated to the cause. >> these are families that you're affected by and that become part of your family. that's something that kate leads, and i think influences

the rest of the staff to sort of carry that same personal touch throughout everything that we do. >> she is perfect for this job. i mean, i can't imagine anyone else being in her position. if can be very difficult because people can test you. they like testing you sometimes. >> reporter: kate robinson, an abc7 star who leads by example. >> this community has what everybody desires which ais connectednesses and community. i've never been in another setting that has it that stro strongly. and i feel very lucky to be a part of it. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 6 news. >> great picture. congratulations on being named an abc7 star. the tenderloin district relies on donations from the public. to unemployment somebody to be an abc7, go to -- we'll get into the overnight

conditions. mainly clear skies inland. over the bay, maybe a little patch of low clouds. but low clouds will mainly hang out along the coastline overnight with low temperatures mainly in the upper 50s. tomorrow, it will be a sunny day except parts of coastline. mild to warm. mid 60s and 70s around the bay. the beach will be mild tomorrow with most beachside locations having highs in the mid 60s, upper -- mid to upper 70s at santa cruz. here's the accu-weather seven-day forecast. the warming continues on sunday and sbeechb monday, labor day. we'll see high temperatures inland. those two days around or just above 90 degrees. and there won't be much change on tuesday, but we'll see minor cooling midweek next week. a nice, warm, labor day weekend is coming our way. >> gorgeous. >> so nice. thank you. if you like cheese and steak, listen to this -- >> you're going to like the results of a statewide abo-- re study about your health. and two days after

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montelukast sodium tablets, excuse me. it can be used to treat high blood pressure instead. it's dangerous for pregnant women and could harm or kill a fetus. like for bottles labeled mon 17834 with an expiration date of december 31st, 2019. i've posted the information on our web site at abc7news.com. go to the "consumer catchup" in the "7 on your side" section. you can also call your doctor or pharmacist immediately if you have a recalled bottle. walmart is trying to fill the toy and gameboy left by the bankruptcy -- toy and game void left by the bankruptcy. toys 'r' us. it will boost its toy supply in stores by 30% and on line by 40%. walmart will also host toy play dates at super centers across the country so kids can actually try out a toy before families make the purchase. stores are also opening up l

layaway for the holidays, and all of that starts tomorrow. united airlines is raising baggage fees. united will now charge $30 for one checked bag, a second bag will cost you $40. the increases went into effect today. they match jetblue's new rates which changed last week. no word yet on whether rivals american and delta will follow suit. i expect them to. i want to hear from you, the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday. 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. my telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can reach me through my facebook page and on abc7news.com. >> very good. your next story at 4:00, a new battle forming over an old name of a south bay school district. and more at 5:00. new, we have more trouble at the food court at an east bay shopping mall. the disturbing find that's forcing at least one restaurant to shut down again. plus -- >> package sets are nothing new

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would you do" followed by "20/20" at 10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00. finally, a battle appears to be forming again over the name of a school district. >> critics say they're still living with a mistake from the civil war that today sends the wrong message. here's more. >> reporter: welcome to the land of dixie. you'll see that name a lot around affluent san rafael on, new schools, and particularly on this old one. >> these were basically the people that put the building together back in the day. >> reporter: as tom roach of the old dixie schoolhouse museum knows well, this is a charming place built in 1863. and now it's also the point of orjoigin for a 20-year debate ae coming around again. >> it's a common term but doesn't necessarily have a connotation of racism itself. >> it is a hint at slavery. >> it's an insult. if you had the name hitler of a school, would you keep it? i doubt it.

>> reporter: two activists object not so much to the old school being named dixie but to the district being named after the old school. >> there are a lot of stories of how the schoolhouse got its name. one that when james miller donated the land and put up the structure, he used friends of his from the south for labor. one version that they were simply paying tribute to where they came from. >> i don't buy the theory because there are facts. >> reporter: marnie glickman of the dixie school board brought documentation today that she says proves they named the schoolhouse in tribute to the confederacy. >> dixie is a a a a a a a a confederacy. >> reporter: a move akin to the amufl of confederate statues in the south. what do you want them to do? >> change the name. >> to? >> that's up to them. >> reporter: the issue now on the superintendent's radar. do you see a direct connotation between the name dixie and the confederacy? >> i do. >> reporter: and the school year

has only just begun. in san rafael, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> people will see additional officers on the trains. ton the full extent that we had. >> bart is making more changes to its patrols. the explanation to what sounds like a cutback. a food delivery for your neighbors and a package theft at the same time. the trend crooks are apparently trying in at least one neighborhood. a disturbing twist to the manho mollie tibbetts case. and apple and tesla together? not so fast says one famous investor. the harsh criticism of what would be a silicon valley dream team. a gun goes off at a bay area school setting off a massive police response. >> classes are back in session as we learn who helped identify the suspects. good evening, i'm dan ashley.

>> i'm kristin sze. thanks for joining us. the student who brought a gun to balboa high school yesterday is now facing eight felony charges. >> it went off in a classroom leading to a lockdown. we're glad to say no one was hurt. >> we have more from where police are outside. what are they saying about the investigation? >> reporter: detectives are getting help from federal investigators. the atf trying to determine how the 14-year-old freshman obtained the gun and where it came from. the student is a mariner so we're not naming him, but he's facing a long list of charges. >> hopefully things go normal. >> reporter: students at balboa high school looking for normal the day after their classmate brought a gun to class, and it discharged sending a shot through a chair. >> i'm still nervous as to what happened -- i feel like everyone's going to talk about it. >> it's only the second week. i feel