>> now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> i've never seen violence in him. >> a longtime neighbor expresses her disbelief that the young man wo grew up right next door in san francisco is now accused of killing a police officer in italy. we'll get to that story in just a moment, but we start with the weather and the blast of summer we're experiencing. currently, we are under a heat advisory through tomorrow. right now in east bay we are seeing hot spots in the triple digits and a little cooler in san francisco where folks are at pier 39 enjoying temperatures in

the andmeantime, perfect beh saa c a live look at the north bay from our mount tam cam. absolutely gorgeous out there. the highs some 15 degrees above what we saw yesterday. abc 7 news meteorologist drew d tuma with how long it will last. >> i feel like you should take off the jacket. >> here in san francisco it's not too bad. we have the fog keeping us cool in the 50s and 60s and it's much better, and we have temperatures well into the 90s and surpassing 90 degrees and 102 in pleasanton right now in 100 in walnut creek and we are sweating in cities. 101 in brentwood and in san ramon, a hot 97 degrees and the wider picture. this is truly summer in the bay area. we've got a wide range about 40 degrees from the coast for inland communities and only 66

in san francisco thanks to a sea breeze and you hop over into the east bay and 81 in oakland, san jose, you are cooking at 89 degrees right now. we do have the heat advisory and it is still in effect lasting through tonight and into tomorrow evening as well and what that means, heat exhaustion can occur rapidly with the hot temperatures and you do want to drink plenty of fluids. by 10:00, we are still in the 70s and 80s and we'll see a repeat, and we will see you when cooler air arrives in just a few minutes. >> looking forward to it, drew. thanks. drew mentioned some of the hottest spots are in the east bay. abc 7 news was in downtown oakland where people enjoyed the 18th annual heart and soul festival. the festival features the sound and flavors of oakland and the celebrations are taking place around broadway near city hall. if you missed it today, don't worry, the fun does continue tomorrow. and a reminder, you can always download the abc 7 news app to get alerts about the dangerously hot weather where you live.

our app lets you customize the forecast. you can also allow for push alerts for news, weather and updates sent directly to your mobile device. to the developing news out of italy where two young men from the bay area face charges tonight for a stabbing death of a police officer in rome. we are learning more about the young men implicated in the case. >> tonight these two americans are behind bars at rome's prison. gabriel cristian natal hjorth seen here after being detained in their hotel room and people have confessed to being involved in a violent altercation that resulted in the death of an italian police officer. the policeman stabbed during a scuffle at 3:00 a.m. friday with two people suspected of stealing a backpack and trying to ransom it back. police say it was a gone bad. the suspect seen here in surveillance images fled the scene. police say they found overwhelming evidence in the

suspect's hotel room including the alleged murder weapon cleverley concealed behind one of the ceiling tiles and blood-stained clothing supposedly worn in the attack. italian media report their bags were packed and flights booked. this case is politically charged. brigadier mario rega years old and his funeral at the same church where he was married one month ago. the two men recently graduated from temple pius high school. you spoke to people who knew these guys. >> news of this brutal crime has reached mill valley and graduates of temple pius high school, and you what? no one can believe it. >> i'm going to faint here. gloria keely was shaking here

after hearing the news that her neighbor's son, 19-year-old finnegan elder and his friend gabriel hjorth are accused of stabbing an italian police officer to death in rome after an apparent drug deal gone wrong. >> i've known fin since he was born and he is one of the nicest neighbors i've -- i have. >> italian surveillance video shows two men believed to be elder and hjorth running away with a stolen backpack belonging to an italian citizen and they said they would not return it unless they would get 100 euros and cocaine. >> i've never seen violence from him. >> the family told us in a statement we are shocked and dismayed at the events that have been reported, but we have very little independent information about these events. we have not been able to have any communication with our son. both elder and hjorth graduated from temple pius high school in mill val ney 2018.

>> this is pretty crazy to hear what happened to people from my high school. i didn't really expect that. >> charlie lupinow new hjorth. >> i was a bit sketchy, but nothing obviously this bad. >> a shocking crime half a world away now becoming all too yeah. those who knew both men have been stopping by to where we are set up here. they said they were on vacation in italy. they say gabriel natale hjorth had relatives there and we attempted to reach relatives in the bay area and so far no response and in mill valley, cornell bernard. the killing of the police officer in rome is the top story on abc 7 news.com. you will find in-depth coverage right on our home page. >> new details now where we've learned two water polo players

with bay area ties were inside a south korean nightclub. two korean men died in addition to those injuries and a dozen others were hurt and former cal water polo player stanford student athlete ben halet are recovering. the team was in korea for the world championships. and we have learned about a new development today in a crash in san francisco that split the car in two and injured four passengers. late last night police say the 19-year-old driver turned herself in and has been booked on charges. officers say the driver took off just after the crash thursday morning in the bay view district. three girls ages 11, 14 and 17 and a 19-year-old man were injured. all are expected to be okay. oakland mayor libby shaft may have to pay after an investigation found her campaign told illegal contributions. the oakland public ethics commission says it found that

shaft's campaign accepted donations over the legal limit of several large properties. the commission found 11 west partners llc donated $2400 over the limit. a spokesperson for the 2018 campaign says it unknowingly accepted unauthorized contributions and now has additional safeguards in place. the ethics commission is scheduled to vote on possible fines at its meeting on august 5th. a progress report on david ortiz still healing after being shot at point plank range. coming up, we learn about the extent of the injuries and the multiple surgeries he underwen so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab.

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from chevron's refinery in richmond this afternoon. you are looking at the view from the camera atop mount tam. chevron has not responded to our requests to find out what happened. a community warning went out on july 17th after flaring relieved pressure at the refinery. it posed no public health risk. >> u.s. marshals have captured a rape suspect from scottland who is accused of faking his own death along the monterey county coast. he also went by the name ken vincent avis. his son reported him missing claiming his father went for a nighttime swim back in february. searchers spent three days looking for the 55-year-old gordon. gordon is now in custody after being arrested in colorado. he now faces 24 counts of rape back home in scotland. happening tonight in the east bay in less than two hours an annual music concert is set to begin in memory of a 14-year-old murder victim. jenny lin was stabbed to death in her home in castro valley 25

years ago. her case remains unsolved. the jenny lin foundation began soon after to promote music education. it is sponsoring music concert in hayward at 6:30 tonight. former abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings will serve as emcee. new details now in the shooting of former boston red sox legend david ortiz. he is out of the hospital today. ortiz was shot in the dominican republic on june 9th and was released from a boston hospital yesterday where surgeons had removed part of his intestine, colon and gallbladder. surveillance video shows the shooting. the investigators say the intended target was ortiz's friend. police have made several arrests. retailers are taking a new approach to shopping and that story ahead. >> as i was checking out, i just said how much for the rest of the shoes in the store? >> and a woman went on a big shopping spree, but not a single

pair of these is shoes was for her. the motivation behind her very generous gesture ahead. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a hot start to the weekend and the heat advisory continues to

>> a back to school drive in san jose is in desperate need of donations this year. sacred heart community service puts together supply kits for students and teachers every year. 3300 students have signed up for backpacks which include supplies like calculator, ear buds and usb drive, but right now only 2,000 backpacks are available. the non-profit says each kit contains an average of $400 in supplies. one mother's generosity will benefit hundred of people after she bought out the entire inventory at a payless shoe source in arkansas. carrie jenigans gesture -- the girl asked her mom if they could buy a pair of avengers sneakers

for a classmate who had outgrown his shoes. mom said yes. >> you know, is tel my kids if you ask them what they want to be when they grow up they said be kiebnd and i don't care what they do in life as long as they're kind and good people and it just reiterates to me that their heart's in the right place and if it's in the right place they can do amazing things. >> they still can. >> she asked if she can buy out the entire store and a few hundred pairs at first and that grew to 1500 after another shipment arrived. a local church will host a shoe giveaway next month. a walmart and nordstrom are building special stores where customers can't shop. instead, they'll be used for pickup points for online purchases. customers don't even go inside. instead an employee comes out and loads up on items customers ordered into their cars. with a location in los angeles and another one opening in new

york. >> all right, getting back to the weather now where drew tuma has left me here in the studio by myself. he is up on the roof enjoying that sunshine and really, there are wild temperatures all across the bay area. >> there are, of course, close to the coast you have the fog so you're cool in the 60s, but away from the coast and our inland spots scorching in the 90s and surpassing 100 degrees. live doppler 7 will show you the fog has been drying up against the coastline and that's about it. sunshine for a lot of us. outside we go, sutro tower and this is a refreshing picture and if you have the fog moving through the golden gate bridge and the fog will be limited to this area over the next 24 hours and high pressure is firmly in control. it is a spare the air day today and another one on the way tomorrow. you look at the air quality across the region and most spots anywhere from moderate to poor air quality thanks to the pollutants getting tracked to the surface. if you have asthma, you do want

to limit your time outdoors oveo the next 24 hours as your time starts to improve. look at the hot spots. 91 in sunniville. 85 the creurrent temperature an the same in liver more and 105 in fairfield and 96 in napa and it's very hot in the north bay and 93 in san rafael and you look to the south in san francisco and that's a huge temperature range in just a short distance and san mateo right now is at 80 degrees. you see a lot of cities will hold in the 60s like san jose, concord, antioch and cloverdale and plenty of stars away from the coast and patchy fog along the coastline. high pressure situated close to southern california and just continues to usher in those warm temperatures especially inland and that's not going to change the next 24 hours.

so break that day on your sunday, the 12-hour day planner sums up here at 6:10 in the morning with temperatures in the 50s and 60s by noon. we're already in the low 90s inland and those temperatures quickly soar by the sunshine and by the afternoon again, we have the heat advisory away from the coast for good reason. 80s and low 90s and inland, the hottest spots will exceed 100 degrees and closer to your highs and 90 for san jose and santa clara, the high for sunny valley. mountain view, 82. san mateo up to 78 degrees expect downtown san francisco you'll have the sea breeze that is around 68 and warmer south in san francisco and the north bay we'll be sizzling again on our sunday and a high of 97 and 93 in san rafael, and the east bay is well above average and it will be a warm day. 88 in the city and 89 where the

heat advisory is in effect, and the 99 in san ramon and walnut creek around 96 degrees. here is the auction weather seven-day forecast and then monday it is sharply cooler. we are going to get rid of a lot of that heat and 70s and 80s it will stay that way on thursday, and warmer wednesday and thursday, even though we are in the 80s and 90s. one more day of this extreme heat and we'll be much cool or monday. >> a bit of a cooldown thanks to you. >> anthony flores is joining us with sports and you said 90s. only 90s? >> here's the great thing about football. it doesn't matter if it's hot or cold or even rain, it's always football weather. they'll be on the field. it's time to pack up the gear and go camping for the 49ers and the raiders and speaking of the

raiders, are they ready to just

now sports from abc 7 news. >> this is one of the most exciting days in the nfl. the first day of practice all 32 have the hope this could be the year. the raiders hitting the practice field for the first time in fall camp. star receiver antonio brown was a big off-season raidil improv they're not ready to start talking playoffs, not yet. if you ask derek carr he believes his team is ready to

take the next step and win now. >> my mindset hasn't changed because i've said it a thousand times before. just because of that, if i need to do something different i'm not doing it right in the first place, right? coach grud en wouldn't allow that, right? and so, it is what it is, man. it's the nfl, man. we've got to win this year. no one cares about what's after this. we want to turn around and win 16 games and just like everybody in tampa, right? that's everyone's goal. >> down in the south bay it was also the first day of practice for the 49ers. the niners have a lot of players coming back from injuries from jimmy g to richard sherman. the veteran cornerback is entering his ninth season in the nfl. last year he was far from 100% after recovering from an achiles injury in 2017. so far so mind and body to help him perform like he's used to on the football field. who hinthink a

putting yourow man cuts you've got in it throughout the day. so i just feel really good and i put in a lot of work this off season and i feel really good about where i am and i look forward to putting it on tape. >> the as making their second trade with the royals in less than two weeks, today getting left-handed relief pitcher diekman for two minor leaguers and he is ninth in the majors and strikeouts for relievers and he has just 63 in just about 41 innings, but he does have a 4.7 e.r.a. and four losses in 48 appearances and the major league deadline is onst. this is seen over and over and over again and last night pablo sandoval hits the game-winning home run and check out the giants who made the catch and he has a baby in the other arm. >> wow! look at that. she's unimpressed and she's still sleeping.

today dad and 5-month-old roya got to meet pablo sandoval. what an accomplishment. she's never going to remember this and no doubt this is a day that definitely mom and dad will never, ever forget. i probably wouldn't recommend trying that because it's not easy to catch a foul ball with your hand or a homerun ball with the hand and let alone with the baby. >> a little dangerous. what a play and that was exciting and that was great. a moment they'll never forget. >> i feel like baby, mom, dad should all get free tickets to game, right? >> they're watching the giants tonight. so they're getting the perks of that amazing play and that amazing catch. >> oh, i love it. >> something tells me that was great don't try that again. probably not. maybe buy a lotto ticket. a anthony, thanks. >> tak

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now on abc 7 news at 6:00, a wld chase off the california coast. watch as the coast guard swoops in and how some suspects try to outrun them. and a close call in the south bay. details on how a fire that wiped out a house and sent at least one person to the hospital resulted. well, a mini march of the pe penguins were held at the san francisco zoo. five chicks waddled their way to the new home on pension win island. they had graduated from fish school where they learned to eat fish, swim and socialize.

750 people came out to watch. >> that looks cool. >> how could you resist that? they're so sweet waddling tonight, several developing stories as we come on. the rodent-infested attack. this time, the president going after a top-ranking member of congress, slamming the district he serves, calling it filthy, a place that quote, "no human being would want to live." already, house speaker nancy pelosi calling his comments racist. trump's wall money. the white house claiming a major victory after the supreme court says the administration can use billions from the pentagon to build his border wall. so when will construction begin? also breaking tonight, the american teens held for murder overseas, accused of killing a police officer after a drug deal allegedly went bad. and tonight, authorities in rome say they have a confession. protests in the streets in two major cities.

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