a new mural is being painted to show that san jose is sharks territory.

i'm here at oakland international territory, where i.c.e. chartered planes to carry detainees. i'm kate larson. city leaders and members of the community are meeting to discuss how to make the tenderloin safer for everyone. i'm amanda del castillo in san jose. an internationally known artist is done for the day. a large-scale mural is going in, marking sharks' territory. "abc7 news" starts right now. now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. we begin with new developments tonight after it was revealed that i.c.e. chartered planes which flew tens

of thousands of undocumented immigrants out of oakland international airport. this was going on from 2010 to 2018. >> now the governing body of the airport is weighing in on that decision. our reporter joins us live from oakland international report. lisa, did the board know about this contract? >> reporter: they say they didn't. in fact, they only found out about it a few days ago. now they have launched an investigation to figure out how this happened. >> it's unconscionable that at the same time the port has been undermining our communities by aiding in the deportation of immigrant workers and their families. >> reporter: outrage at the board meeting. the agency oversees oakland's airport where roughly 43,000 detainees have flown out on i.c.e. chartered airplanes. >> we want no use of our airport by i.c.e. it's an agency working on behalf of a government that is making public threats. >> reporter: oakland is a sanctuary city and considering the flighting originated out of

oakland, many are call thing a violation of city policy. >> certainly we're taking this seriously. and our aim is to ensure the port of oakland meets its sanctuary city commitments. >> it's hard to believe no one knew about it. >> reporter: he expressed his disappointment and frustration. >> we just want to make st does not happen again in terms of deportation of families that are here in oakland. >> reporter: and i.c.e. released a statement tonight saying, i.c.e. made an internal operational decision to discontinue the use of charter flights out of oakland in october of 2018. the agency does not share details pertaining to detainee transfers. that comment just came out a short time ago this evening. lisa amin gulezian, "abc7 news." >> thank you, lisa.

firefighters are keeping an eye on a building in oakland that just burned. the two-alarm fire broke out just before 10:00 tonight but is now out. this is at stanford avenue in occidental street. you can see the flames from this video. it appears the video is under construction. no one we know of was hurt. now to the fatal crash in san francisco last weekend. kelly dean has been upgraded to serious condition. her husband died in that accident. >> tonight, community members met to discuss ongoing safety concerns in the area where this crash happened and what more can be done to prevent traffic deaths. kate larson has the story. >> reporter: the deadly wreck on sunday has put the tenderloin intersection in the spotlight. kelsey cambridge was arrested for speeding through a red light, hitting cars and killing and injuring tourists in a cross walk. but just three weeks prior,

major changes were made in the area, reducing taylor street from three lanes to two, and adding painted wife bu eed whit zones. >> it's davis taevastating. >> reporter: she's pushing for state lawmakers to pass legislation for automated cameras that ticket speeders. >> nationally, it's proven to reduce the number of injuries. >> reporter: on wednesday, they spoke with concerned neighbors about traffic safety. >> there are a lot of residents that are disabled and elderly. you know how hard it is to walk in a cross walk? by the time you get to the middle, it's already red. that's not right. >> reporter: since sunday's wreck, they have added even more

of these delineators're on taylor street and installed the tubes to study how fast traffic is moving, now that they have reengineered parts of taylor street. but some are concerned the plans to reduce traffic will make it harder for people like herself who rely on cars. >> i don't think they're hearing enough from people who are older and perhaps physically disabled and not able to be on a >> reporter: kate larson, "abc7 news." b.a.r.t. introduces a new general manager and the battle continues over a growing homeless encampment. here are tonight's headlines. in oakland, city officials met with home depot attorneys over a growing homeless encampment at the store. >> one of the recommendations discussed was the idea of an rv safe parking site.

to give some perspective, across the street is the current encampment, and on the opposite side is an empty lot. home depot said, we look forward to continuing to work with the city to implement a plan that is thoughtful and respectful. our locust her satisfaction numbers are unacceptable. b.a.r.t.'s new general manager is an insider and engineer and is promising to take b.a.r.t. to the next level. >> we're going to follow through on the quality of initiatives that we have underway. investigation by the california contractor state license board. about faces an avalanche of suits.

carol's house should have been been finished. >> it will be finished when i see him in jail. that's when it will be finished. the major california electric utilities have agreed to pay $10.5 billion into a fund to cover the cost of future wildfires caused by their equipment. how much pg&e, southern california edison, and san diego gas and electric give depends on each company's risk of catastrophic wildfire and prior safety history. the utilities can use the fund to cover costs from fires caused by their equipment if the damages go beyond what's already covered by insurance. chaos in los angeles. four crime scenes and a 13-hour long man hunt for one suspect who is in custody. >> marci gonzalez has the latest on that investigation. >> reporter: a violent crime spree spread across four scenes in southern california, setting off a 13-hour long manhunt.

>> i have a total of three victims. >> roger. >> reporter: the first call to police coming in at 1:50 thursday morning from this apartment building near los angeles, where the 26-year-old killed his father and brother and shot his mother. less than an hour later, the laps says he killed a female acquaintance and shot her co-worker at this gas station. then just before 8:00 a.m., he tried to rob a customer at a bank atm. at 12:45 in the afternoon, another shooting on a city bus where one person was killed. >> he just got up and shot the dude and everybody just scattered. >> green jaekt, blue dodgers hat. >> reporter: police finally tracking him down, tasing him and taking him into custody. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. san francisco police arrested a suspect in the theft

of a dog. it happened outside a grocery store in japan town on july 13. the dog was reunited with her owner after being found a couple case later. san francisco police shared this picture of the suspect. investigators arrested him after he was detained by officers. he was suspected of vandalizing cars. i'm amanda del castillo. coming up, an internationally known artist is building a better bay area here in san jose, with a new mural. >> >> eight teenagers were admitted to the same hospital with severe long damage. >> one thing they have in common, vaping. >> doctors are trying to piece together the long-term effects. a weekend of excessive heat. all the hot spots in the forecast. >> and here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel right after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> thanks larry and ama. i think you're going like our

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he said jewel was developed for adult smokers who were trying to stop smoking and he said the company never intended underage teenagers to use their product. many lawmakers said they are concerned about jewel's marketing tactics. the centers for disease control says there were 1.5 million youth e-cigarette users. >> the eight patients have had a variety of illnesses. some of which have been hospitalized in our intensive care unit and required significant therapy to help them breathe. all had the common thread of vaping. >> the american lung association says teens should avoid e-cigarettes because their lungs are still developing. never before released photos of james dean's fatal car crash in 1955 are up or auction.

he was driving when his vehicle collided with another vehicle. the son of the lawyer involved in an insurance case related to the crash brought the photos forward. there are about 30 photos and they are expected to bring in $20,000. taking a live look now at the shark tank in san jose. part of building a better bay area involves having pride in your hometown, and the sharks will soon be showing pride in a new way. >> the sharks are teaming up with others to make this massive mural happen. amanda del castillo explains. >> reporter: something has caught the attention of people along the alameda in san jose. it's the new mural marking sharks' territory. >> i love it. i'm a die hard fan. >> reporter: the san jose sharks commissioned an austrian artist for the job, known for his x-ray style work. >> i didn't like it to start work. i didn't understand it, and it looked very strange to me. >> reporter: herb woodward was

the toughest critic thursday, but he couldn't deny the talent. the detail and dedication from an artist who only started working on the mural monday. >> it's an amazing effort. i applause the effort and it's extremely well done. >> reporter: it is his first piece in san jose. he's painted other murals in the bay area. >> you're not painting for yourself but the rest of the world. rope he plans to incorporate waves, water and the skyline. the piece will show the shark getting its power from the city of san jose. >> the effects, and the funky fizzle as i call it, will happen. >> reporter: the artist, building a better bay area through beautify case. >> a lot of love and labor that goes into it. >> reporter: he estimates he'll go through at least 800 cans of

spray paint by sunday. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >> i'm always amazed that people can paint massive pieces like that. >> on that scale is just insane. >> especially the funky fizzle as he described it. >> we like that. >> spencer has some of that in his forecast. >> never on a thursday. here's a look at my painting. low clouds and fog at the coast, and it's beginning to push out over the bay and may make its way locally. this is the view from the exploratorium camera at pier 15, looking back at the skyline, with just a little bit of fog. 57 degrees here in san francisco. oakland, 59. 65 at redwood city and san jose. morgan hill 60. 55 at half moon bay. check out this view looking back at san francisco. earlier this evening, there was a lot more fog than we see here. 55 degrees right now at santa rosa. petaluma 55.

concord, 68. 70 in livermore. quite warm inland. and the view here, abc 7 looking across the embarcadero. fog near the cost. mild to warm again tomorrow with triple digit heat in our inland areas on saturday and sunday. now, this is why we have the weather we have. this high pressure system over the desert southwest is edging its way to the west here, producing very hot -- warm to hot weather across much of california, including the inland areas in the bay area. overnight, look at fog across the bay. overnight lows in the mild range. tomorrow, another warm day, a mid 60s at the coast, san francisco tops out at 68 degrees. right around the bay, upper seths to low 80s. warm, but even hotter on saturday and sunday. saturday's highs, numerous inland locations top out at 100

degrees or higher. other locations that don't make it into triple digit also be in the upper 90s. sunday even a little warmer or hotter in some inland areas. up to 102, 102 degrees in places like fairfield, antioch. upper 90s around the bayshoreline. low to mid 80s on sunday. monday question get a rather shortstop cooldown as temperatures drop off about ten degrees or more in most locations. so the spike -- heat spike that we experienced over the weekend won't last long. here's the accuweather seven of day forecast. low 90s about as high as temperatures get inland on monday. up to about 80 around the bayshoreline. temperatures drop off more on tuesday, wednesday. after monday, a fairly comfortable week in terms of the high temperature range. it's going to be steamy on saturday and sunday. >> watch out for that. a part of childhood

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the a's opened a nine-game home stand tonight against texas, and this was not what they had in mind. what was it, blizzard night at the kol scoliseum? bases loaded single in the first. two runs score and the a's jump out to a 3-0 lead. but the wheels came off in the 5th. brett anderson gives up a double to danny santana. tied at 3-3. anderson allowed five runs in 4 1/3. he has a newborn at home. sleep deprivation may have been a factor. tell me about it, ama. the ricochet here off second base, texas goes up 5-3 and rack up five more in the 6th

santana, grand slam. the rangers roll 11-3. giants had the night off. we've been talking about the possibility of madison bumgarner being traded. he's probably been taken off the market. in fact, the giants could become buyers. twins and white sox. 39-year-old nelson cruz, 385 career homers. tonight, his first three homer game on three consecutive at-bats. that one is 458 feet. here it comes, there it goes again. second home run on the third, another in the fifth. five rbis. the twins hit five bombs in a 10-3 win. 49ers open up training camp tomorrow and nick bosa will be there. he got a four-year deal for $33 million. that deal is done. boelsa ha bosa hardly played last year for

ohio state because of injury, but if he's healthy, the niner pass rush should be better and debo can absolutely fly. this guy is super explosive after the catch. he can be really fun to watch. the raiders open camp tomorrow. look at jalen rashard. he's ready. hopping over bars while somebody is yanking you from behind, and he's making one-handed catches. that looks like a man who is ready for training camp. and jon gruden in napa. i think we should all do that drill right now. >> let's do it. >> after the commercial. >> we need you to come to work tomorrow. >> abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> you think you

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all right. that's our report for tonight. thanks for watching. i just want to clarify one thing. the jalen rashard drill, when do you think i would get injured? like hopping over -- >> i mean, you could go down if you trip, if you miss it. i'm a little concerned. >> or just walking into the room before the drill began? >> it could be that, too. >> i think you could do it,

larry. >> i think so, too. >> let's see it, larry. >> can't do it right now. i'm not prepared. >> thanks for joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, senator bernie sanders, from "dora and the lost city of gold," eugenio derbez, this week music from the raconteurs. and now, most definitely, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you, thank you. dickey, i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. we have quite a show for you tonight. gentlemen who would like to be president of the united states, the senator from vermont, bernie sanders is here with us