>>um aaron. th matouy sheriff's department is the revising policies after three taser related deaths last year. vic lee is live with the story from the hall of justice. >> reporter: the san mateo county supervisors still need to vote on the sheriff's new use of force policy. and the sheriff himself still needs to talk with the deputies union about all the changes. however, he believes these changes are good and they're necessary. october 3rd, this 36-year-old was stopped by sheriff's deputies walking in milbrae. okobe died from cardiac arrest after he was shot wayth pepper .

it was concluded the taser contributed to his death. outrage from his family and activist groups. this was the third taser related death in san mateo county. one involving redwood city police, the third by daly city officers detective rosemary says the department is now revising its use of force policies. >> with any experience we go through, there's a learning experience there. we want to do everything we can to protect and provide san mateo county with the best services and training. > the draft policies which represented to the county include better communications when tasers are used. the sheriff's office says they work closely with the aclu. >> one of the changes that we made is now changing the verbiage from actively resisting to violently resisting due to the suggestion of the aylu. >> the sheriff will add more less lethal options for

deputies. this is the 12-gauge less lethal weapon which shoots the rubber project ties. lets me show you how it works. you load it. now, deputies will have another option. the 40 millimeter launcher round has a blue rubber top which shoots out of the weapon. it also fires bean bags con taking little rubber pellets. all sheriffs patrol vehicles will be equipped with these less lethal options and had automated external defibrillators in their cars. >> we've secured funding for aeds in all of our patrol cars. now we're getting 73 different aeds for our entire fleet. >> reporter: again, the sheriff's office says it incorporated many of the aclu's suggestions in its changes to the change of use policy. the aclu applauds the sheriff for the changes but says he did

not go far enough. vic lee, abc7 news. >> all right. thank you very much. a fire that broke out near interstate 780 in solano county is now 50% contained. it burned more than 180 acres. chp says traffic was not going to be affected. cal fire is calling this the marshview fire. it started off marsh view and lopes road. chp says it looks like a power pole caught fire and burned a structure light control panel. fire danger could rise everywhere this weekend right along with the temperatures. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma is here with that. >> we're tracking even warmer weather headed our way for saturday and sunday. we'll take you to the fire. it is hot, dry, just a recipe for any fires that start to spread quickly. humidity bone dry at 1%. we're at 92 degrees around the fire. and winds out of the west blowing at about 13 miles per

hour. running 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. it is hot out there. it's only going to get hot they are weekend. high pressure will flex its muscle saturday afternoon and those numbers will be on the rise compared to. and that fire danger will be increasing, as well. we'll have the numbers when i see you with the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, drew. long lines at the dmv like any other day but statewide today, thousands were turned away because of a half day closure to train employees. >> i was like oh, my gosh. i'm going to be first in line? first time ever. >> the unprecedented move came after a lot of frustrated customers faced long lines trying to apply for a real i.d. news reporter laura anthony is live an the dmv office in walnut creek with the story. >> reporter: well, hello there. this office just closed a few

minutes ago. but it was back in business this afternoon. its business though that dmv officials all the way up to the governor hope is better than it was before. >> it's closed. >> reporter: not everyone got the word that their local dmv office was closed had morning. while some were frustrated outside, inside, all 5,000 frontline dmv employees were receiving training on how to better process real i.d. transactions. >> this is actually training that was produced by our employees for our employees so they wanted it. what we're hoping to accomplish today is to provide them with the tools they need to efficiently administer real i.d. applications. >> do you think it's good they're doing this training. > i think it's excellent. >> reporter: the training may be valuable in the long run. >> hi there good afternoon, everyone. >> reporter: here for the real i.d., be sure to have all of your documents out and ready.

>> reporter: in the short term, the closure created a hugeback backlog of people trying to get in and get business done. >> that was a fun two hours. >> reporter: once the doors opened at 1:00, dmv personnel did seem ready to provide real i.d. service with a fresh outlook. >> so when they come here, i usually give them a number. >> yes because they have to send the application in. >> reporter: still, some commerce wondered if a half day of training is enough. >> do you think three or four hours of training is going to make a big difference. >> no, they should do like ten days of that. >> reporter: now, i'm told by the dmv, it won't just be three or four hours but won't be ten days. they don't expect to do any more closures like today but they tell me it the training will be ongoing up till the october 2020 deadline when folks have to have the real i.d. or a federal document like a passport to board a plane. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> thank you very much.

new information today on the investigation of a deadly crash involving a central valley couple and the driver of a rented tesla. police now saying the electric streak's driver assist feature was not in operation at the time of the accident. abc7 news lyanne melendez joins us live from san francisco with what experts say this means for the 21-year-old driver. lyanne? >> reporter: well, eric, police would not say what this means for that driver. now, sfpd has a unit called the traffic collision investigation unit. now, those investigators took the data storage device from the tesla. we asked an expert to help us understand what they are looking for. the preliminary information given to reporters by san francisco police states that when this black tesla rammed through a red light hitting two pedestrians killing one of them, the driver police say was in full control. if not on autopilot, can we say

that the driver was at fault? >> so far that's what it looks like, yes. speed was a primary collision factor. >> that's joe nannerry, a former sfpd lieutenant who was well informed when it comes to teslas. sfpd would not talk to reporters on to say they're preparing search warrants to obtain more frfgs from the car's data storage device which they took out after the accident. so why a certainly warrant? >> it's pretty common procedure for any big company if you're going to ask for records they maintain that they're going to want a search warrant before the records are released to you. >> reporter: tesla is known for fighting customers in court to refrain from giving up any data. >> we want to reiterate we are not bashing tesla here. but the reality is that with this system, we know everything that the driver did or was doing. so that that person can't say no, i didn't run that red light. am i right?

>> correct. pretty much so. obviously, there's going to be video cameras on that car that time this event happened. if it does show the lights on the intersection, that's even better. >> what is he most concerned about is that the online rental company get around allows anyone as young as 19 years old and without any prior knowledge to drive a tesla model s. are they really that different from any other ordinary car? >> it's not a type of car that most people just go rent ar temporarily and get into and drive. this is kind of an anomaly here. >> reporter: and i learned one more thing. tesla drivers or owners can purchase cables for $995. and then download a software kit from tesla to retrieve any information, all that data from the data storage device in case that driver or their owner needs

it for a legal or any kind of insurance purposes. but again, that information is very limited. tesla keeps all of your other information to themselves. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> thanks. now, more tesla news here. the company stock is taking a hit in after hours trading after tesla posted a bigger loss than anticipated. take a look. this bloomberg graphic shows the dramatic drop when they made the announcement. the shares quickly plunged nearly 6%. the stock tumbled more than 10% after the closing bell. automaker missed financial target in the second quarter despite record delivers of its vehicles. it expects to return to profitability in the third quarter. >> it may be the biggest sale of the year, billion by goog to buy the oldia ha campus. the site will likely stay an office park though it's possible housing could become part of the mix. the story from unser hassan.

>> the sign at 701 first avenue says yahoo but now it belongs to google. public records so a grant deed was filed on tuesday transferring the property to google. google wouldn't comment on camera but did confirm the sale to abc7 news. the company says it plans to keep the seven buildings that make up the campus as an office campus of their own. >> it is a big deal. certainly google acquired quite a bit of property in the park area reporter. the city manager for sunnyvale says it's too soon to know if any of the newly purchased property would be part of google's billion dollar plan 0 build homes. currently the park isn't zoned for housing. it would require an amendment to the area's spec plan to do so. >> housing is one of the things we're considering for that area. but we need to do environmental impact reviews and studies before there's any conclusions. >> that would reduce the impact in street track all over the place.

hey, why not. >> reporter: valerie tiller lives nearby and support google's expansion but doesn't see it as an automatic fix. her concern is the impact on city services and infrastructure. >> how much sewage piping is there and what will this do with the structure of our waste products right now? >> so these are things we have to think about. >> reporter: the city says any changes to the spec plan would require an environmental impact review and other studies. those alone could take more than a year. in sunnyvale, unser hasan, abc7 news. >> a 2-year-old goes on the ride of his life. surveillance video shows the moments he jumped on to an airport conveyor belt and was swept away to a tsa bag room. how he was eventually saved. >> leaving levi's for las vegas. the new hit for the santa clara stadium. >> i california sculptor gets her due. inside her whimsical world of ceramic hot. >> drew will be back with more on the forecast when abc7

we have some unbelievable surveillance video to show you this afternoon. cameras at atlanta's airport captured a 2-year-old boy jumping on to a baggage conveyor belt and coming out injured. here's what happened to little lorenzo. >> airport surveillance video shows the moment the boy crawled onto the belt. his mother edith vega says she set her son down to print out a boarding pass. when she looked up, she saw him being carried away. that's her alerting the employee and pointing at the opening where her son disappeared. >> i went blank. i was like hey, my son i want to try to go get him but she didn't allow me. i was freaking out and oh, my goodness, i hope he's okay. i hope he's just enjoying the ride. >> reporter: in this video

provided by hartsfield-jackson international airport, you can see him trying to crawl over suitcases but the momentum on the belt is just toot much. lorenzo finally landed in a tsa bag room. a man lifted him off the belt and he was rushed to a local hospital with a broken hand. >> thank god he's alive. i'm grateful he's here and hope he gets better. >> reporter: spirit airlines is working with the tsa and the airport in their investigations. >> lorenzo's journey lasted five minutes full of twists and turns. he was struggling in the video. and airport spokesperson says the belt at the ticket counter was not moving when he first walked up to it, but its pressure activate and started moving when he got on. >> san francisco is moving closer to further restricting car traffic on a large portion of market street. the planning commission is set to certify an environmentalimpa

would eliminate private vehicles on market street from vanness to stewart street near the embarcadero. tax exists, commercial trucks and buss will be still be allowed but not uber or lyft vehicles. expect to see turn restrictions is implemented early next year. >> first the raiders now the pac-12 championship game is moving to las vegas. larry scott announced today the game mr. bush played in vegas the next two years. the league title game has been held at levi's stadium but struggled for attendance. the men's basketball moved to las vegas in 2014. >> doordash is changing their driver tipping policy after public criticism. >> 7 at your side's michael fin rau has that and other consumer news. what do you have? >> in case you don't know, doordash is the food delivery app that connectses drivers to customers. customers tips towards their drivers guaranteed minimum

leading to accusations of tip stealing after phasing a backlash over the policy, the ceo announced on twitter it's clear from feedback we didn't strike the right balance. the new policy will insure that dashers earnings will increase by the exact amount a customer tips on every order. nintendo is offering free repairs to switch owners who experiencing so-called joy con drift. some report in game controls can start drifting off even when the thumb sticks aren't touched. customers can get free repairs by calling their hardware support line. the company is reportedly offering some refunds. are trex k is recalling trainin bikes for toddlers because you have a risk of falls. it affects kickster bikes moved between 2014 and 2019. the clamp holding the steering

tube can break. it has received 11 reports of broken clamps. one resulted in a minor injury. take it into a retailer for a free repair if you have one. >> time to get to the accuweather forecast and drew. >> we're tracking a form day out there today. warmer weather is coming our way over the weekend. saturday and sunday is going to be hot across much of the region. live doppler 7 along with satellite, it is a clear and quiet scan. it is all about the numbers right now. we have soared to 100 in concord. 85 hayward, 89 in san jose. earlier in the south bay san jose at 92 degrees. 94 in treatment. 91 santa rosa, even the city is warmer right now compared to yesterday. current temperature of 73 degrees. to sutro tower right now. a live look as we look north over the area. you see not a single cloud in the sky. the fog is not there. and that's what led to really warm day across the entire

region. when the air temperature gets into the 90s, the pavement gets down right hot. this is important for all those pet owners out there. your dogs take note. when the air temperature is 95 degrees, the concrete soars to 120 degrees and asphalt scorching even hotter than that at 145 degrees and that can do damage to your pet's paus. so what you want to do, put your hand on the pavement for five seconds. if it's too hot for your hand, it's too hot for your dog. try to walk them on the grass or wait till the sun goes down and the pavement starts to cool off. overnight lows we'll be mild away from the coast. in the 60s for concord, antioch, livermore, fremont. san jose. very limited fog along the coastline. plenty of stars for a lot of us. live doppler 7 along with satellite this area of high pressure has been sitting over the four corners. you can see an ample amount of shower activity around it even a lot of cloud cover, as well.

showers as far as south as l.a. right now. what will happen tomorrow a little bit of this cloud cover is going to move into the bay area. it doesn't look like we'll get shower activity. we will see an increase in koud color of compared to today. break down your day tomorrow. high clouds throughout the day will limit our heating. tomorrow is not as hot as today. still a very warm day. 80s and 90s in our warmest spots by 4:00. highs on your thursday under sun and clouds. 93 in morgan hill, 86 the high in sunnyvale. 83 menlo park, 84 for redwood city. coast will stay cool. 65 for pacifica. downtown near 70 tomorrow. 73 south san francisco. it is warm in the north bay. 96 cloverdale, 90 santa rosa, 84 in napa. east bay 70s and 80s. 82 the high in union city. 76 oakland, 80 castro valley and inland in the 90s. 92 walnut creek, 96 antioch, 98

in brentwood. over the weekend, inland going back into triple digit heat. the accuweather seven-day forecast, partly cloudy tomorrow. carbon copy on friday. we heat up over the weekend, saturday and sunday. similar if not a couple degrees warmer than today. so the weekend it will be hot but the fog will return in early parts of next week, back to reality. >> some people are looking forward to that. >> a lot of people want to see some warm weather. >> thank you for noticing. >> thanks a lot. >> after the lab,

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sanctuary called squirrel monkey haven, the facility would be home for up to the 55 primates previously used by medical researchers. the monkeys are now retired and out a new home they would likely be euthanized. >> these monkeys that dedicated their lives to behavioral research and other types of research that benefits humankind we have an obligation to to see they live in a tranquil and peaceful manner. >> reporter: the owners say the facility would have 18 climate controlled kennels with attached outdoor habitats and be surrounded by a fence. some homeowners aren't happy about the monkey business. they filed an appeal last year talking about potential escapes, odors and noise. >> we came to the country because we like the sounds of the country. >> reporter: an environmental review is now complete. county staff says the project met all rimpts. >> the predicted property line

noise levels would be below the measured ambient noise. >> reporter: county supervisors voted unanimously to approve the project. >> i think it's great. i'm happy to support it. >> now primates like these have a permanent place to live rve live o out their lives. >> adrienne moore says the sanctuary is set to open later this year. >> terrorist attacks in 2001 had a profound impact on a new art exhibit in san francisco. the show at the contemporary jewish museum is a selection of ceramics by annabeth rosen. she began covering her ceramics in white glaze after watching the attacks on the world trade center. >> it was the ash that was so horri horrifying. i came back and was pouring white over everything. so everything had this feeling that you didn't know if it was dead or dormant but it had this kind of ashen quality. >> it took years but rosen is

finally starting to work with color again. 120 of had her pieces are in the exhibit which rubs till mid-january at the contemporary jewish museum. >> a different kind of shark arc attack. this one filled its victim with joy? that's next.

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peninsula over plans to build a massive telescope thousand offices miles away. at 6:00, why the fight has come to the bay area. >> a scam that targets the elderly is back. this time ro robbing a local grandfather of thousands of dollars. 7 on your side's michael finney shows us what to look out coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. >> now to a unique story of a vicious shark attack in the south bay. >> viciously cute that is. this is sj sharky, the sharks mascot. could not resist giving a nice tummy scratch to a pup. i think this is the cutest thing we're going to see all day. apparently, sharkie has the ability to entertain more than a sold out crowd at the shark tank. it also has a way with dogs. >> playing with adorable dog can be exhausting. not sure what the puppy is looking for but sharkie didn't seem to mind a bit. >> what is happening? >> looking for a treat?

>> have to go with it, right. >> that's right. enjoy it. "world news tonight with david muir"" is next. i'm eric thomas. >> for all of us. here, thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. >> our next newscast sat tonight, from washington, robert mueller grilled on the hill. the high stakes showdown. after president trump repeatedly said the mueller report exonerated him, robert mueller is asked, did you exonerate the president? how he answers. also, can the president be charged with a crime when he leaves office? tonight, the president now responding just a short time ago. also tonight, the urgent manhunt right now for two teenage suspects considered armed and dangerous after their alleged killing spree. that american woman and her boyfriend discovered dead. now the suspects are wanted in another case and just in tonight, another burned out vehicle now discovered. the emergency at the largest airport in the u.s. the toddler jumping onto a

baggage belt. the urgent calls for help. the murder of a college student at ole miss.