after a cool start to the weekend, warmer weather is about to move into northern california. we'll have the details and the forecast. i'm in san francisco where more than 200,000 people are expected to attend this weekend. the question in everyone's mind is is it safe. >> these empty shelves mark the end of an era. another mom and pop shop posting its doors after 53 years. abc7 news starts right now. >> now from abc7, live breaking >> break news in downtown san francisco. a woman died after being hit by a taxicab at 5th and market. the victim is at least the 20th person to die in a traffic collision on san francisco city streets this year. investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in tonight's tragedy. the cabdriver remained on the

scene and spoke with police. prt of market street will remain closed for at least a few more hours while police search for evidence. good evening, i'm eric thomas. dion is off tonight. investigations are underway after accused sex trafficker and multi-millionaire jeffrey epstein was found dead in prison. >> reporter: jeffrey epstein's body in that van seen leaving the medical examiner's office today. abc news first to report the disgraced financier's death by hanging. staff at the metropolitan center discovering him at 6:39 this morning. they say they tried to revive him. paramedics later rushing him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. less than three weeks ago he was put on suicide watch after being found unresponsive in his cell with marks on his neck. but abc news learning more some reason he was taken off suicide watch nearly two weeks before his death. tonight some of his accusers

like michelle say they are outraged. >> there were so many people that were looking forward to seeing him put behind bars for the rest of his life. >> reporter: and it's not only his accusers who are furious. attorney general william barr demanding an explanation. barr saying mr. epstein's death raises serious questions that must be answered. his death coming one day after thousands of pages of documents were unsealed in federal court related to a 2015 defamation case against an epstein associate ghislaine maxwell. virginia giuffre says she was an underage sex slave and directed to have, quote, sex with many powerful men, including numerous prominent american politics, powerful business executives and other world leaders. those allegations have not been proven. tonight that accuser's lawyer who represents other alleged victims writes in a statement, quote, the fact that epstein

took his own life 24 hours of the unsealing of detailed and devastating documents and exhibits in virginia giuffre's lawsuit against ghislaine maxwell is no coincidence. >> there will now be two federal investigations into jeffrey epstein's apparent suicide, one by the fbi and another by the inspector general. law enforcement sources tell abc news the criminal case against epstein will not end with his death. the fbi and the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan will continue to evaluate the evidence and hear from his accusers. prosecutors point out epstein was facing a conspiracy charge indicating that others could be indicted. the head of san francisco's school board is offering a proposal to deal with the fight over a mural that has put georgia high school in the national spotlight. tonight he's talking only to abc7. the mural is called "life

april apr washington." some want it destroyed. but some say painting over the mural is a step too far and erases history. now school board president stephon clark wants to cover the mural with panels. >> there's still going to be a variety of opinions about what should happen. but if this passes, actually destroying the art won't be on the table. our hope is that this does pass and that this board can give back to the work of making policy on behalf of every young person in the city. >> the school board could vote on the mural's future on tuesday. abc7 news reporter has been on top of this story. she tweeted today that she's been told actor danny clofr, a san francisco native is in favor of keeping the mural at the high school. he and civil rights leader amos brown are sure to announce their support. today at least 80,000 people

attended outside lands music festival at golden gate park in light of recent shootings in gilroy, el paso, and dayton, security was tight. police say they're keeping a close eye on everything, and attendees seem to notice. >> reporter: it's the 12th annual outside lands music festival. >> the music, the vibe and everything is kind of just like a good time. >> reporter: more than 210,000 people are expected to attend. childish gambino, the show is sold out. >> it's just a really fun experience to come and listen to awesome music and people watch. >> reporter: but kelly is not the only one people watching. law enforcement have eyes throughout golden gate park. >> we have a robust lineup of officers that we're working closely with the event coordinator and their security staff. >> reporter: during our time with the festival, we saw police officers on bikes, members of the s.w.a.t. team, park ranges

and even event security. even vendors notice a different in security compared to last year. >> we have people checking underneath our vehicles with mirrors. >> reporter: after the gilroy shooting where police say the suspect cut part of the fence to enter the garlic festival, sfpd say they are covering the perimeter. >> i can't speak to specifics, but the fencing is one of the lines of defense. >> reporter: restrictions and bags were also implemented this year. larger bags are prohibited. clear bags are recommended. even with all these changes, safety is still top of mind for many. >> you can't go to church. you can't go to a shopping mall. you can't go to college these days without worrying there is some sort of threat wherever there is a large populous of humz. but it's also one of those things that i can't just live my life in fear. >> reporter: in san francisco, lus pena, abc7 news. new details tonight. we are now learning a discarded

cigarette is being blamed for sparking this fire in lake county. flames have burned about 20 acres since the gulf fire broke out. cal fire tells us it's about 90% contained. at one point the fire threatened about 40 buildings. firefighters you can properly dispose of cigarettes and cigars by dowsing them in water. a great white shark was spotted in the water at the half moon bay area around 1:5. the shark was seen about a quarter mile south of pillar point harbor. the village stationers first opened its doors back in 1966. today they said good-bye. the owners of one of the last remaining mom and pop stationary stores in the bay area says they can't compete with their online competitors. abc7 news reporter has more from los altos. >> reporter: the signs at the front of the store tell the whole story. >> would you like a small bag? >> reporter: for 53 years, three

generations ran the store. >> it's a landmark in los altos. >> reporter: it's one of the last mom and pop stationery shops left in the bay area. but for these shoppers it was more than that. they opened their first store in 1966 in palo alto. he was just 12 years old when he started working there. >> just a pink eraser sold for 10 cents and i still have that dime. >> reporter: he took over the business in 1989. two stores remain. menlo park closes next week.s t. >> i'm so sorry to see you -- >> reporter: he says a loyal customer base kept his family in business. but when they looked at their finances with the high cost of rent, a $15 minimum wage, the drop in foot traffic, plus the onslaught of online retailers, the numbers just didn't add up. >> the secret door of success was people coming in, they'd like to touch, feel, see

something, and now the generations coming up, they don't care. >> reporter: his daughter shannon who ran the los altos shop says the decision to close was tough. but she's proud of what her family built. >> i don't like when people say we're going out of business because we're not. we're just retiring and that's important to me that we didn't fail. >> reporter: just like the three generations who ran the family business, three generations on hand as they lock up for the last time. >> say good-bye, store. >> bye. >> i have my silver dime from 1966, but i'll have my memories from 2019. >> reporter: in los alos, abc7 news. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, as the cost of living goes up in the bay area, so does the number of people looking for alternative housing options. we take a look at one new trend,

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but he's getting calls for people not wanting a place to camp but a place to live. >> a woman who's spending $5,000 for a two-bedroom apartment and she actually has all the parking spots all throughout the city worked out already like this one's a thursday and this one's a wednesday. >> reporter: as the cost of living goes up in the bay area, so does the number of people looking for alternative housing options. and with that has come the rise of a new market. upscale liveable vans. >> inside these vans they're outfitted with a queen-size bed, a desk, a refrigerator, and even inside here in some of them a portable bathroom. >> you just take this to your nearest starbucks or behind a tree and pour it out. >> got a fire place, fridge and shower sky light to the roof deck and got a lot of fun features in there. >> reporter: sam austin is a glamper van employee who lives in his van. >> it's not easy to build your own house while you're living in it and traveling in it, but it's been a really fun journey and it's allowed me to now establish

myself in the bay area here without the exorbitant rent prices. >> reporter: at the moment sam says most people he talks to are like damian who told us he's seriously considering moving out of his san francisco apartment and into one of these vans. but has yet to make the jump. you're definitely intrigued? >> definitely. >> reporter: but he still has some reservations. >> it's not very big in there. i mean, it's one thing to go from 450 square feet down to 80 square feet. >> reporter: and it is illegal to sleep in your car overnight in san francisco. of course, that isn't stopping people from doing it. another reservation is the cost. these vans aren't cheap. theyan 5o $90,0 you could argue though that is less than what it would cost to buy an apartment in san francisco. >> since the bay area's housing crisis affects all of us, we dedicated a week of topic to the issue from renters to homeowners

to solutions to the future. you can find all of those online at abc7news.com/bay area. you'll really notice a difference downtown near the sales force transit center. ac transit centers will resume service. it was shut down just six weeks later after workers discovered cracks in some steel beams. those beams were fixed and the center reopened july 1st. but without its main tenant ac transit. they have been using the ground floor for a couple of weeks. they will be the first agency to run buses along the dedicated bus ramp to the center's third floor. san francisco firefighters rescued a man this afternoon stuck halfway down a cliff at fort funson. someone on the beach spotted two men having trouble getting up the cliff and called for help. firefighters say one of the two got up on his own before rescue teams arrived. the other man was trapped into a harness and pulled to safety. neither were hurt. officials say the men got too

adventurous while exploring and ignored the signs to stay away from the edge. new now your accuweather forecast. >> we made it into the 70s and 80s which is actually slightly below average for this time of the year. tomorrow though we'll find some warmer weather arriving to finish out the weekend. live doppler along with satellite tonight showing you we had clear skies earlier, and now the marine layer is returning. so you notice more in the way of cloud cover on your screen tonight. in fact the explore atorimu camera shows you the marine layer. it will be pretty expansive overnight tonight. but changes are coming over the next 24 hours. we are tracking those areas of fog near the cost will likely find some coastal drizzle as well first thing tomorrow morning. otherwise it's patchy fog on the bay's shoreline. that cloud cover quicker to come back to the coast tomorrow morning. but that means it's a warmer day, especially in their inland

east bay communities. it's also going to feel less humid than it did today. it felt muggy. turning hotter monday and tuesday, 90s in our hottest spots. but we've fallen back into the 50s and the 60s. 63 in oakland. we're at 64 in san jose, 59 in santa rosa and brentwood right now. current temperature of 67 degrees. here's live doppler. the story we are tracking over the past 24 hours. there's this area of low pressure that was centered across northern california. brought some showers to the california/oregon border. it brought us those cooler than average temperatures today and also gave us that muggy feeling in our atmosphere. that is now pushing off to the east. it's going to bring drier air. it's also going to allow us to warm up back to where we should be for this time of the year. we have that cloud cover building along the coast. overnight lows mainly in the mid- and upper 50s. your starting temperatures tomorrow morning. the day planner on your sunday. sun up here at 6:# 2 in the

morning. it looks like that cloud cover will be quicker to break down compared to today. so a lot of sunshine in the afternoon and our temperatures will respond. upper 70s to lower 80s are on the bay shoreline. and our warmest spots are going back into the low 90s. so highs on your sunday. 77 in oakland tomorrow. 83 and sunny in san jose. about 85 in santa rosa. 70 in the city tomorrow. it's going to look nice for the -- more sunshine than we've had for much of the three-day festival. 91 in concord. 89 the high in livermore. watch what happens though on monday. those temperatures will just continue to climb away from the coast. by 3:00, 4:00, future tracker temperatures on monday afternoon are warmest spots are going into the upper 90s for fairfield, concord, antioch. santa rosa and even san rafael getting into the low 90s. we'll see those temperatures kind of duplicate again on tuesday. here's the seven-day forecast. very sunny, less humid on your

sunday. summer is back as we go back into the upper 90s in our warmest spots. we'll do it again on tuesday with that heat even continuing on wednesday. then cooler breezier weather to finish out the forecast and kind of back to normal one week from today. >> i like hearing that. thanks a lot. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, the warriors' new san francisco home is weeks from opening. and tonight we're

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finds jalen hurd and watch him find his way and fight into the end zone. 7-6 9ers. cj aired it out and samuel go up and get it. >> what a play that was. 45-yard catch, 9ers in the red zone and same drive early in the 4th. petder to hurd -- bether to hurd. 9ers beat the cowboys 17-9. >> we played a lot of guys tonight. we were able to sit a lot of starters, so those guys, the backups came fairly early and got to play a lot more. so, that's always good to do as long as you can get through it healthy, we'll have a lot of tape to watch and e f tomorrow. >> my alma mater derek deondre washington, 7-0 silver and black. now former bills quarterback nathan peterman fighting for that backup spot.

weaving in and out of traffic, back onto football fields. 50-yard big play from peterman and a couple plays later he finds alameda native rookie. a home coming for him 14-3 raiders. it's the tenth straight year john has won his pre-season opener. it's a fun fact he found out about post game. >> is that right? that's great. [ laughter ] we put a lot of effort into winning these games no matter what anybody says. whoever's playing we're out there, we're competing we want to win these games. i'm really proud of these young players. >> speaking of football from football to baseball, san francisco native at the giants' and phillies game. he watched evan longoria do this, bye, bye baby. 2-1 giants, the skipper smiles and jeff goes 8 strong second time he's done that this year. 103 pitches just two hits, one run strikes out five. and the giants win a big one.

a's and white sox, down to their final strike but matt chapman keeps them alive. and the third baseman can't make the play. marcus simmon and all of a sudden it's 3-2. the dugout loves that. and the fans were hoping the rally could opinion. bases loaded for khris davis. all kinds of drama. and it is a swing and strikeout. white sox beat the a's 3-2. this report sponsored by river rock casino. much more football to come. and we're talking antonio brown. >> that's about the feat. >> or the helmet. >> and the helmet. chris, thanks a lot. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. students in paradise close too e last school year was interrupted by the camp fire. the new ways teachers will be trying to help students deal with any trauma. plus, lady gaga is giving to communities affected by mass

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trafficking and molesting underage girls. he had recently been removed from a suicide watch. two days down, one to go. san francisco's outside lands music festival has attracted tens of thousands of people to golden gate park. this follows recent mass shootings including the one with the gilroy garlic festival. democratic presidential candidates are calling for tougher gun laws in the wake of two mass shootings. 31 people were killed. dozens more injured last weekend on the heels of that shooting in gilroy that left three people dead. abc news reporter trevor alt has more. >> reporter: in the wake of those deadly mass shootings in el paso and dayton, gun safety advocates coming together. >> activists like you are seeing to it that these issues will not be ignored in this presidential election. >> reporter: america is with us andmosefety. >> reporter: 18 candidates

participating in today's forum. >> we need reasonable gun safety laws in our country including universal background checks and a renewal of the assault weapons ban. [ applause ] >> reporter: with many suggesting the shooting in dayton confirms the need for an assault-style weapons ban. [ applause ] >> these weapons are designed to kill lots of people very, very quickly. and we saw it in dayton within 30 seconds, nine people are dead and almost 30 people are injured. >> those police officers got there in one minute. but it still wasn't good enough because of the kind of weapon that he had. >> reporter: and under growing pressure on friday, the president seeming to support stricter background checks. >> there's been no president that feels more strongly about the second amendment than i do. however, we need mniful background checks that sick people don't get guns. >> reporter: but some democrats say that's not enough. >> this is a challenge to mitch

mcconnell in the senate and to every politician out there to stand up against the nra. >> reporter: in washington new signs republican leadership may be reconsidering long health stances on gun control. >> background checks and red flags will probably lead the discussion. those are two items that for sure will be front and center. >> reporter: the house passed two background check bills back in february, but so far mcconnell has refused to bring them up for a vote. trevor alt, abc news. lady gaga is pitching in to help the communities of gilroy, el paso and taton. she posted on facebook yesterday that her "born this way" foundation will fully fund 162 classroom projects in the cities. out of those projects 23 are for classrooms in gilroy. she says she identified the projects in partnership with donors choose a site where teachers support classroom project requests that donors can help out.

the gilroy foundation has established a special fund. we have a link on our website at abc7news.com. amid the current gun violence debate, universal pictures has canceled the release of its movie "the hunt." the thriller is about people who hunt other people for sport. it was set to open in theaters september 27th. in a statement today universal said in part, quote, we understand that now is not the right time to release this film. the studio did not say if that decision was directly related to the recent mass shootings. paradise unified school district is back nearly a year after the camp fire destroyed or damaged many of its school sites. nearly 100 people showed up to celebrate the re-opening of the district's offices. officials say as students pepare to head back to the classroom, they are looking at different ways to help them cope with memories of last year's devastation. >> it's fantastic to know that we can go ahead and accomplish all these things that we've been trying to do so our kids can learn here in their own schools.

>> i think if there's a general message in any letter i've received in any envelope, it's just that i gave space for our people to come together. >> one of the coping mechanisms the district is exploring is art therapy as a way to communicate feelings without being vocal. a uc davis student's doctoral dissertation blends mural. the mural painted on the mexican side of a border wall in tijuana shows faces of people deported from the u.s. with bar codes that activate first-person narratives on visitors' phones. 28-year-old elizabeth de de la cruz santana. >> i feel with technology that's one of the best ways and venues people could actually have the opportunity to know the stories of those who have chosen to share their stories. >> some of the people featured on the mural include a u.s.

veteran and two deported mothers who were born in america. you can see the sunday schedule for the castro location after a blank day today. today's classes were canceled amid protests over the company's owner stephen ross. ross held a fundraiser on friday for president trump's election campaign. a protest was held at the castro location yesterday. he says both interests in soul cycle and equinox fitness clubs. he said he is not involved in the management of either business. in the east bay, hundreds honored the memory of rosie the riveter. the rosie rally home front festival celebrated its fifth year. the event honors women who joined the war effort in world war ii. they wore red bandanas and blue shirts to emulate the icon. 747 ships that helped win the

second world war were built on the richmond waterfront. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a wild crash caught on camera. a car careens into the air and lands right in front of an autoshop nearly taking out workers. the one things workers say would've kept them safe. and i'm meteorologist drew. a little muggy out there tonight, but i'm tracking drier and warmer air tomorrow. we'll have the numbers and the forecast coming up.

thousands of people celebrate the culture, sounds and flavors of the philippines in san francisco today. ♪ ♪ oh, we danced the night away ♪ remember >> abc7 news was at the gardens when music filled the air during the festival. the festival features shopping along with all sorts of food and in case you missed the fun today, the festival continues tomorrow from 11 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening. surveillance cameras captured a crash that nearly injured mechanics repairing cars in texas. take a look. this is what happened at george auto and marine -- the truck from a local utility went off the road, overturned and slammed into cars parked at jim campbell's automatic repair business. >> all of a sudden this crazy,

crazy, crazy explosion. i thought a plane had crashed or something. >> he says this is not the first dangerous crash that has endangered his workers and customers. he wants texas highway officials to erect a guardrail along the roadway. a maryland couple knows exactly what it means to fly the friendly skies. melissa and carl took a southwest airlines fly to southwestern california to bring home their newly adopted baby girl. they want asked passengers if there were any celebrations to mentioned. >> we just said we're going to pick up our baby, and she freaked out and got very excited and asked if anybody wanted to write well wishes on a napkin for us. they didn't have to do anything. the people on the plane didn't have to do anything, but they did. >> the flight attendants had also arranged for southwestern employees to greet the new parents with hand-made posters when they landed at lax. very nice. one last check of the weather now with meter ol just drew tuma. >> and we are baracking that

marine lacquer. it measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. and when those numbers hover around 60 degrees even exceeding that like it is in san jose, that's when it feels muggy out there. we will see drier air move in tomorrow. tonight we'll see temperatures in the mid- and upper 50s under cloudy skies along the coast and patchy fog, around the bay shoreline. so we'll timeout that fog. tomorrow morning first thing, you can see it's centered across san francisco through oakland. then it quickly pulls back to the coast, much quicker than it did today. so by 10:00 in the morning we're seeing a lot of sunshine across the region. drier air. it'll feel less humid out there tomorrow. 91 in concord and 85 in santa rosa. plan on the next seven days on it being sunny and less humid. summer is back in a big way, especially inland in the upper 90s before cooler weather and breezier conditions move in by thursday and friday.

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new new abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the raiders won their pre-season opener against the rams tonight. 14-3 over the defending nfc champs. but antonio brown continues to be the story. he has not been able to practice due to that reported frostbite of the feet from cryo therapy. and then he wants to wear his old helmet which currentlyue say standards. jon gruden supporting his stars. >> he's one of the premier competitors i've ever been around. i got a feeling he would play

with no helmet. that's how much he loves to play. but i'm not going to put words in anybody's mouth. whatever his decision is, we'll stand by it. but we're confident that he's going to be a huge factor for the raiders for years to come. he has a strong feeling about what he's worn on his head, and we're supporting him. and we understand the league's position as well. so we're in a tough spot. we hope antonio is back here soon because he's exciting to be around. i'm excited, i got some plays for him. i hope we can start calling them. >> the goal every nfl team get through training camp and pre-season healthy. he struggles with injuries. trent taylor broke his foot early this week. had surgery yesterday. he's hoping to return early this regular season. jimmy g. was on the sidelines tonight. he'll be on the field in denver. and there's a battle brewing for that number two quarterback spot. nick mullen's got the spot tonight, a touchdown you see ith and also an intersection. the second caller to enter the

game, he went 13 and 17. so solid performances from both quarterbacks as that battle continues throughout. >> i think it was a solid start. i think it took us a little while to get in rhythm. but i thought that everybody did well, and we ran the ball pretty well, threw the ball well and protected it well. so it's nice to just get out there and play a solid game. >> we just have a better feel for our team. and the guys who have established themselves, there are some guys that you got to prove yourself all the time. but we want to take care of a lot of guys too. and with having four of these and we have a few more established starters in certain areas. and the most important thing is to get our team the best they can be by tampa. >> baseball now in the stars are shining bright in that phillies series. to the giants or the crowd. on saturday a shark sighting on the shores of mccould havy cove. we're in a football move, as you know.

jeff samarja on the hill. cory dickerson going to the veggie center. and 1-0 phillies. but that's the only hit the shark gave up until the 8th inning. runner on for evan longoria. his first homer since coming back from the injured list. that was a bomb. 2-1 giants, and that'll make bruce boce smile. check out the fan in the bleachers here. gets the baseball fired up. 3-1 giants. samarja goes strong right here. 8 innings, 103 pitches, just two hits. and top of the 9th bryce harper representing the tie-in run all with him at the plate. will smith says sit down. giants win 3-1. a's and white sox a butterfly landing softby on the illinois native's hat. he's trying to rally in the 9th. bases loaded in the game right here. john j., what a catch that was

acrobatic ends the inning there. now we go to the 9th rally time a's down 3-0. matt ground ball to third. it gets by the third baseman marcus simmon. it is a 3-2, ball game, and the dugout loves that, and the rally, they're just trying to get one more run across to keep this game going. the white cleats on the yellow shirt. swing and a miss, and that's the game. enter 4th in the western conference. a great chance just off the second half then jose down. the a colorado's diego gives him a lead in santa fe's

unbeaten streak ents tonight. abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. so football in full swing and baseball in the stretch run. >> yeah. that's what august is all about. you get to watch whatever sport you want. chris, thank you very much. and that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks for joining us. have a great evening.

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