coast to inland. it is a warm to hot day. current temperature readings 103 at fairfield. 98 brentwood. livermore, concord, 98 at cloverdale, as well. santa rosa 95, san ramon 95. 91 fremont. 74 here in san francisco right now. let me point out we have a heat advisory going into effect tomorrow morning at 11:00 in effect till 8:00 p.m. thursday for virtually all of the immediate bay area except the coastline and some locations around the bay shoreline. these areas in this advisory will see highs above 95 degrees and in some cases above 100. there's an increased risk of heat related illness under conditions like there and excessive heat warning in effect from 11:00 tomorrow morning to 10:00 p.m. friday for these areas in red here, much of lake county and solano county. temperatures will exceed 100 degrees. up to 106, 10 , 108 possible in some spots and under conditions

like this, heat stroke and heat exhaustion are possible. a closer look at the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. larry and ama. >> thank but soaring temperatures are not helping crews fighting the moose fire in mendocino county. that blaze is burning north of hopland about 46 miles north of zonta rosa. authorities issued a mandatory evacuation order downgrade this had morning to an evacuation warning. so far no buildings have been destroyed. cal fire stipulates some 225 acres have burned. it's a 25-% containment. no reports of injuries at this point. >> now back to that attack on a woman just outside of her apartment building in san francisco. the attack is raising new concerns because it happened essentially across the street from a proposed navigation center to help the homeless which is the city's effort to help build a better bay area. >> the victim and others are now wondering at what cost.

kumasi aaron joining us live in san francisco with the details. >> reporter: we spoke with police. they're aware of the concerns. they were able to arrest this man shortly after that attack happened. the woman told us that the man said the woman at her front desk was a robot he was trying to protect her from and that he would go inside and kill that woman so he would trust her. the video is hard to watch. we want to show you what it looks like. it basically shows the man and the victim outside of her apartment of her condo building. she's trying to get inside the building where she lives but this man believed to be homeless is blocking her way. when she tries to grab the door, he grabs her pulling her away from the door and onto the ground. she struggles to get away as the woman at the front desk tries to help while calling police and she's able to open the door but then that man closes it again. she keeps struggling to get in, getting partially inside. but then the man isolnger

leg. she finally makes it inside. it's not over. he tries to get inside too and the two the women do the best to keep the door closes. people arrested him about a block away from where it happened. today it was hard for her to talk about this happening in front of her home. >> i could see my house. i could see my house. i was begging, i was begging so he would let me go in to my house. and he kept saying he was trying to save my save m. ju let me go home.

this should not -- this should not happen to anyone. this is the city's responsibility. they need to deal with this issue. >> reporter: now, she said that she is especially concerned about the center opening so close to her house. we talked with police and her city supervisor about those concerns. we'll share what they had to say coming up tonight at 6:00. kumasi aaron, abc7 news. >> definitely frightening for that woman. is she okay? >> reporter: yeah, she says she's doing okay. she had bruises she show us on her hand. she still has bruises on her legs from when the man was grabbing her. more than physical, it's really emotional as you can see from her sound. he's even said she's taking time off of work to process everything that's happened. >> makes sense. thank you so much. part of building a better

bay area is finding solutions. santa clara county is looking to fixing the ongoing housing crunch. supervisors requested looking into what it would take to build affordable housing on property the county already owns. one supervisor tells us the costs add up. >> for every person homeless on the street, we spend between $60,000 and $90,000 a year keeping them homeless meaning with ambulances and the jail and the hospital and mental health services. when we have someone housed we spend closer to between 25,000 and $35,000 a person. >> just yesterday, abc7 news was at the unhave aing of the first measure a project to be completed. the $1950 million bond measure was passed three years ago by santa clara county voters to create more affordable housing. we want your ideas about building a better bay area. join our group on facebook. >> hayward police are investigating an officer involved shooting.

> it happened near mission boulevard and valley vista avenue around 8:00 this morning. news reporter wayne freedman is live an the police station with the latest on this investigation. wayne? >> reporter: we suspect this case might be unusual because it took almost seven hours for hayward police to give us anything substantial what happened. roughly 15 minutes ago, they confirmed two of their officers is shot a man. he will survive but here's the key point. that man who they shot had a replica weapon. not a real weapon. let's show video from earlier today and recap the whole thing. it happened at mission boulevard and val vista. police received a call from about a 20-year-old man on the sidewalk shouting and waving a weapon. what happened and how that happened after that remains unclear. there are some reports unconfirmed by hayward police that the man was flat on the ground with his arms extended when shot. hayward police would not confirm

or deny that and wouldti shot o replical weapon at them nor say how many shots were involved. pretty much every question we asked was answered with the answer, this is under investigation. also, worth noting, according to hayward police, the officers had body cameras and the video will be made available. to recap, yes, there was a shooting in hayward this morning. officeres the shot a man brandishing a gun. they found out later it was a replica weapon. they're still investigating. live outside the police station in hayward, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> thank you. the santa clara county board of supervisors paid tribute to the three victims of the gilroy mass shooting. stephen romero is, 13-year-old caila salazar and trevor irby. family members joined supervisors as they raised the flag back to full staff.

this wasaila salazar. >> we wanted to be here in the memory of caila and make sure that the community knows who caila was for pass. we wanted to thank everybody that has push for change. >> supervisors also unanimously a ban on assault weapons and urging the federal government to take action. >> san ramon police evacuated part of a shopping center after a suspicious device was reported in the parking lot. someone called around 8:00 a.m. saying they saw someone leave a pressure cooker with what appeared to be exposed wires. the bomb squad was called out as a precaution. they investigated that device and deemed it safe about three hours after the evacuation. >> another client change battle will play out in the courts as california and 21 other states sue to block a trump

administration policy to protect kole fired power plants. it would replace the obama era clean power plan that was never implemented because of a lawsuit.icdoleng ante the switc. trump administration's plan they say will hurt the climate and the economy. >> we intend to fight this change. we intend to fight for clean climate for everyone. we intend to save california's prosperity and intend to work hard to save this planet, as well. >> an environmental protection agency spokesperson says the agency worked to ensure it produced a solid rule it believes will be upheld in court. >> protest papers as protests are swarm the hong kong airport. students here in the bay area are protesting in a different way. >> major project. heads up for b.a.r.t. commuters. the changing that could slow you down this weekend. and the mural controversy after danny glover taking a stand in the controversy over a high school mural.

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better educational opportunity for their kids are scrambling after the chart area school they were set to attend this fall will no longer open as planned. >> the blame game is in full swinging with parents calling out the local school district and an excusing of r it of sabotage. >> reporter: in downtown san jose, a battle over the right to a quality education. parents are hopes for their kids toids attend promise academy set to open this fall. >> a lot of our kids are being affected. by stall tactics from the district. that's what it boils down to. >> reporter: their dreams dashed last week when san jose unified told school administrators it would not be providing promise with space mainly due to concerns over low enrollment.

proposition 39 requires districts to make schools available be to students who reside in the district. the district says is the academy failed to provide a fully executed agreement by the deadline last spring. >> if they're not the able to provide the necessary enrollment, that makes it challenging them to decide to execute a lease agreement. >> reporter: school officials saying they asked for modifications in terms of the square footage they were slotted to use but hadn't heard back. >> just because i can't afford to live in south san jose doesn't mean my kids shouldn't also get a good education. >> reporter: mayor sam lick card doe said in part, rather than continuing to seek every possible road blow, san jose unified officials should recognize that promise academy can become both a grat asset to the city and a pathway to the opportunity for san jose's children. these parents now left scrambling to find a new school for their kids. >> stop using stall tactics and

instead, just let us open and prove that we can make this high peorng school pp. >> repter: promise has filed multiple lawsuits against the district in the past and is now weighing its future options. chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> the future of a controversial neural some view as racist will be discussed tonight by the san francisco school board. it's drawn the attention of actor danny glover. that mural at george washington high school was painted decades ago depicting the live of our country's first president. there are images of a dead american and slaves working at washington's estate. danny glover graduated from that high school and made a passionate plea this afternoon to keep it. >> the reality that the first father was a slave owner, the reality that the first father got his first prominence, his first as a colonel in the army in the french/indian war, that's true. that's basically, that's the truth of that.

and the art itself, sometimes art is the only reflection of how we can talk about this and how that is seen. they have brilliant art being covered up and really blinding us or hiding that fact away is absurd. >> and one solution the board came up with was painting over the mural. the board president is suggesting placing panels over it. >> b.a.r.t. is preparing riders for a morning project that will shut down did the track bean orinda and walnut creek stations. the first is this weekend. crews will be replacing 50-year-old track components. there will be free buts between the stations but riders can expect delays of 40 minutes or the work is being funded by measure rr. >> with the approval of measure rr2016, it provides$3.5 billion to rebuild the system. already more than 30rr projects nstrucrocess.mplete orthe

this is one of the larger ones. >> east bay drivers will also be affected. two lanes on beast bound hide 24 near the lafayette station will be closed so b.a.r.t. can position a 265-ton crane. >> if you're going to the airport, leave early. power is back on this afternoon in the oakland hills after a tree knocked down power lines this morning. this happened on fernwood drive off mountain boulevard in the mon claire neighborhood. here's news reporter amy hollyfield. >> it created aid huge mess. this pine tree was a big one. it was blocking fernwood drive in the montclair neighborhood in oakland. it is beautiful here with gorgeous trees lining the street. you feel like you're in a forest. but one woman told us this is the second tree to come down this year. she says she was in bed when it happened this time. it was just before midnight last night. >> you know, it's such a large crash. and you walk out and it's so dark that all you can smell is

the smell of the tree. it smells like christmas except it's gone. but yeah, and the last tree landed not ten feet from our house. so i'm just -- i've just been thankful it's always happened at night and no one's been hurt. >> the tree knocks the power out for 25 comernz pg&e has been working on that situation trying to get the power turned back on by 9:00 this morning. so after the busy morning rush for people. anne says this started a small fire that the fire department got it knocked down. no one was hurt when the tree fell. >> let's getoras n ser ing, jus7 days oflisterg blistering right now. a couple locations at least, maybe more right now over 100

degrees here in the bay area. we have two, maybe three more days of that skies are sunny. as you can see. it's breezy out there. despite the big warmup, quite a bit of a breeze. 21-mile-per-hour gusts at half moon bay. 22-mile-per-hour surface wind in san francisco. current temperature readings as we look onto san francisco from mount tam camera. 75 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 80, 87 redwood city. gilroy 96, 66 half moon bay. looking westward from emeryville, the sky is completely blue. no hint of any marine layer developing. 95 at this hour at santa napa 88. 101 petaluma. 98 apiece at concord and livermore. and there are lots of folks at santa cruz beach today.ill prob spot. these are our forecast futures. we'll see intense heat inland for the next couple days, maybe through friday. highs range from 100 to about

106 in many the next two days. areawide cooling on friday. it may not reach the farthest inland locations. let's take a look at conditions for tonight's first game of the bay bridge series at oracle park want to between the giants and a's. it will be sunny and about 70 degrees when the game starts. that's a lot milder than most night game weather is here in san francisco. overnight patchy fog developing at the coastline. clear over the bay and inland. high temperatures -- low temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to low and mid 60s. it might feel like high temperatures in some spots. here's a listing of some of tomorrow's forecast highs. 100 at santa rosa, 103 cloverdale and morgan hill in the inland east bay, 105. at livermore 104, concord, fairfield 105 and numerous locations in the 90s even close to the bay shoreline. on thursday, it's likely to be

even hotter in many inland locations. lots of places will top out well above 100 degrees on thursday. we'll see mid 80s. maybe even some 90s around the bay shoreline. not much change on friday. a little bit cooler or less warm in places like napa and concord and hayward. the farther inland locations on friday will still max out at triple digits. it won't be till saturday we'll see ooh significant cooling across the entire region. inland areas in the triple digits on thursday and friday drop into the 80s on saturday. >> bay shoreline highs in the 70s. 60s on the coast. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after two or three days of intense inland heat, temperatures will drop sharply over the weekend. breezy and cooler on saturday and sunday. mild to warm on monday. we'll have our usual summer spread. temperatures on tuesday. do your best to endure this heat over the next in sde place.

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today happens to be national left-handers day. it's fitting tonight's bay bridge series kicks off with a match-up of two lefties. brett anderson will face madison bumgarner at oracle park. giants and a's play tonight and tomorrow in san francisco and next weekend two games in oakland. both the a's and giants coming ies wins and both trying to keep their wildcard playoff hopes alive. the a's made headlines earlier this month when the they signed a 23-year-old software sales man to a minor league contract. video of nathan patterson bringing it, 96-mile-an-hour heat had gone viral a few weeks earlier. the a's had been talking with him for months because he started working out with former a's pitcher jarrod parker in tennessee. and today patterson joined us on midday live. he's in arizona with one of the a's rookie league affiliates. >> it was honestly at first very surreal. you know, in the very beginning

days and weeks, it was kind of like i was pinching myself, telling myself to wake up from this dream. being down here and getting more comfortable with the clubhouse and coaches and trainers and xwiz and talking to my family, it's real and it's happening and i'm a professional baseball player. >> how fun is this. patterson hasn't played organized baseball since high school. but he might pitch in a game. an actual game in arizona this week. >> wow. that is so good for him. >> drake is upsetting some beatles is fans. so the rapper recently toppled multiple chart records long held by the iconic group. to commemorate the achievement he got an abby road inspired tattoo of the fab four and included himself look back at the group. his image is also holding up his hand to either waive good-bye to the group or stop them from crossing. many fans feel it is disrespectful. >> if that's the worst thing we

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from abc7. >> in hong kong today, weaw he day of chaos as riot police stormed hong kong international airport where protests are forced another day of flight cancellations. and almost 7,000 miles away in berkeley, a much smaller demonstration also got heated. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz shows us what's happening at cal. >> reporter: hi, a wall has been created at uc berkeley for students to put notes of support for the protests but turning into a microcosm of the clashes we're seeing overseas as some students put notes up, others are quickly tearing them down. the images are stunning. the hong kong international airport overcome by thousands of pro democracy demonstrators and riot police which forced flights cancel ford a second straight day. at sfo, flights to hong kong till on schedule but the unrest

made its way to the bay area. on the berkeley campus, some students set up a place where people can write notes of solidarity to the hong kong protests are who feel the chinese government is encroaching on their autonomy. >> we can't get back home. >> reporter: many students from mainland china want it taken down. we saw one doing that. others posted alternative messages. >> what message do you want to write? >> the only thing i want to write is i love china. >> reporter: >> we support our homeland. we support china. >> reporter: this berkeley student who is from hong kong kols by every day to put the notes back up and wears a mask and asked to be anonymous out of fear of retribution from the chinese government. the reason why i'm here is to let the international world know for people who doesn't know what's happening in hong kong and let them know what is the case of the police brutality happening in hong kong. >> but she was quickly

confronted by students who disagreed. >> hong kong is a part of china. it's absolutely true. and these people they use violence to fight the hong kong police. >> this student believes it's the other way around. >> people are angry and eager to keep going. it's like the government doesn't care what our demands are and closing their ears. >> reporter: and the notes that that student had posted already have been taken down here by students. now, the john lennon wall is part of a larger movement. it's inspired by a wall in prague where people have posted beatles lyrics and also causes notes about cause abc global causes people care about. hong kong has several of these so-called john lennon walls there and people are bringing this em to the u.s. to show support and solidarity for those in hong kong. liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> liz, how long has this been

going on and when did things really start to escalate on campus? >> reporter: we're told that this hong kong wall started here on campus around june around the time of the protests we saw earlier their summer. the clashes have been kind of going on all summer with students coming head to head and the students who are behind the wall and support the protests say this is all about free speech. they're fine with people coming and putting notes of support on either end. they just want people to have a peaceful conversation and doing that every friday. it seems they come together and have these conversations. ama? >> liz, thank you. >> u.s. financial markets recorded big gaines today after the united states delayed implementing tariffs on several chinese products. the office of the u.s. trade representative says the 10% duties on about $300 billion in chinese imports will be pushed back from september 1st to december 15th. the products receiving the reprieve include chinese made

cell phones, laptop computers, video game consoles, some toys, shoes and clothing and all that easing fears about back to school sales and the holiday shopping season. the dow jones ended the day up 382 points. rising tensions over trade are dimming. americans' opinions of china according to a new poll, the hue research center found 60% of americans have an unfavorable view of china. that's up from 47% last year. the new percentage is the highest total hinch pew began asking 14 years ago. the survey found 24% regard china as america's top threat for the future which happens to be the same percentage as russia, north korea was third at 12% in the survey of 1500 americans. >> the city of san francisco and santa clara county filed a joint lawsuit to try to the stop the trump's new crackdown on immigrants. they claim they are illegal.

attorney dennis herrera called the changes "yet another attempt to vilify immigrants." the state of california filed suit, as well. legal immigrants can be denied green cards orvis sas if they use medicaid, food stamps and housing assistance. administration officials say the changes are designed to clarify existing law and insure immigrants don't become dependent on the government. >> to southern california where police are trying to figure out why a man opened fire during a traffic stop killing a chp officer. two others were injured on a freeway in riverside. news reporter megan tevrizian has more how the horrific incident unfolded. >> reporter: a terrifying scene on a california highway. >> my god. shooting. shooting right now. >> reporter: drivers watching in horror, some ducking to get out of the way from gunfire as officers and deputies exchange dozens of rounds with the suspect, 49-year-old aaron luther, armed with a long gun.

according to police, around 5:30 p.m., a chp unit pulled the suspect over, then decided to impound his car. as the officer filled out paperwork, luther allegedly grabbed aid rifle from his truck and began firing killing one and injuring two others. >> the first officer that was on scene for the california highway patrol was transport the by air ambulance to riverside university health center where he was pronounced deceased. >> reporter: somehow that mort tally wounded officer managing to radio for help an schmidt st.gunfire. luther's father watching it unfold on division. >> it's hard. i love him. and i'm sorry for the policeman. >> reporter: the officer killed 34-year-old andre moy, a three-year veteran of the ighwa. overnight officers gathering outside the hospital mourning the loss of the fallen officer. his body draped in an american flag being carried out by his

colleagues. his stepmother reeling from the loss. >> he was a great person. unbelievable. i'm thinking this is just a nightmare. >> california governor gavin newsom offering heartfelt condolences to the family and some key questions in this investigation, the motive behind the attack and how the suspect got an assault style weapon when he had previously served time for attempted murder. meghan tom verducci, abc news, new york. >> the credit union for california association after highway patrolman established a memorial fund in honor of officer moy. we have a link abcnews.com. >> the san francisco opera has canceled its october concert featuring placido domingo after multiple allegations of sexual harassment against the opera superstar were uncovered in an "associated press" report. the women said some encounters took place at opera companies in which he held a top management position. none took place at the san

francisco opera. in a statement, the san francisco opera officials say they are committed to its strong anti-sexual harassment policy. you can request a refund. >> the measles outbreak showing no signs of letting up. 1182 cases up 10-kss from last week. there are confirmed cases in 30 states right now. more than 85% are linked to outbreaks in new york state and new york city. >> a warning for parents as the temperatures really start to rise this week. the terrifying moments for a mother whose child was locked in her car on a hot day. we'll show you what happened. >> here's a view from mount tam under sunny skies. temperatures will be soaring over the next few days. i'll have the accuweather

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a reminder as temperatures heat up across the bay area this week, be careful when it comes to leaving your kids in the car. a case in florida turned out fine but there were very scary moments when a mother accidentally locked her chide inside a car. the desperate efforts to save the child were captured on body camera. meghan mcroberts as the story. >> reporter: $10 million maddy is her first chide and her sidekick. earlier this month taking her to run arounds at lowe's. i took her on a stroll to lowe's to. she paniked after accidentally locking her inside. christina put her in the car

seat and used remote start to keep the car cool while she unloaded and also left the keys inside. >> she was inside with the keys. calling police after calling onstar despite having an expired account. >> i'll doll whatever it takes. i'll pay whatever amount of money. please reactivate my service so you can open my car. >> we do do not have a connection with that vehicle and unable to lock it. >> onstar tells us even if an account had been previously activated but expires they can only reactivate it by someone being inside the car to push the button. the officer showed up with a tow company to unyou be lock the door. still no luck and maddy isn't looking well. >> the kid's head's down, the eyes are clossed and that's when the adrenaline, that's when i started to freak out. >> reporter: he starts beating the window with his baton. >> there was a lot of panic. >> until a patron runs over with a window punch.

finally gettingm y le sh breathing od ppened to have a whong f tran if can momentsmom. founaty w, t cs our in theun oni inside. >> so a warning for everybody just to be careful. >> spencer, it's going to be hot the next few days. >> on this first day of fairly widespread heat, warm conditions. lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s in the absence of very much fog. and then tomorrow, even warmer than today. there will be numerous locations north bay, inland east bay and way down in the south bay that top above 100 degrees, up to 105, 106. we'll have maybe even a coup ol upper 70s on the coast tomorrow.

how do you beatheat? o you stay healthy under these conditions? drink plenty of fluids before you start to feel thirsty. start drinking water or whatever fluids you need to replenish your body fluids before you feel thirty. seek air conditioning or shade. wear lightweight clothing and don't leave pets or kids inside cars. onto the seven-day forecast. triple digit readings for sure in our inland areas tomorrow and thursday. possibly again in some spots on friday. the serious cooling will move into the bay area saturday and sunday. over the weekend, we'll get nice cool breezy weather. much more comfortable than the next couple days. can't wait for the weekending >> definitely. thanks. >> check out these guys keeping cool. penguins at the san francisco zoo. which tweeted out this time an lapse video. they don't really swim that fast. i felt compelled to point that out. these are penguins from the strait of ma gel gel lan and

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walnut creek is looking for solutions to help build a better area as it struggles to keep small restaurant anderson businesses in the city. more for lease signs are popping up downtown. new businesses are moving in but long time establishments have closes. the ceo of the chamber of commerce met with business owns are to discuss the obstacles they're facing. >> a number of factors go into being able to afford a business. part is labor and wages, part of it is rents. a number of things come into play. in walnut creek we're hearing about the rents are higher. and they are. >> small restaurants expect to

pay about $10,000 to $25,000 per month on rent in walnut creek. >> another theater is rolling out a subscription movie plan. regal cinemas offering its regal unlimited plan to watch as many movies as you want any time. it will cost $18 to $23.50 a month depending where you live. you get discounts on popcorn and soda. there are several regal theaters in the bay area including san francisco, oakland, dublinlinlin san ramon. the "a" list program lets you watch three a week for $19.95. that's a pretty good deal. >> a recall issued for a popular motorized and youing. > michael finney here with the details. >> never heard of one like this one before. dangerous. a recall tonight for sun center motorized awnings. a malfunction has caused reports of six injuries an one death. if the cover is secured with bungee tie downs and the motor is the activated the awning can

open unexpectedly when the cover is removed and open with enough force to knock a person over. the recall affects more than a quarter million of these things. owners should contact sun center for a free fix. lawmakers are asking amazon for an explanation of how products are selected for its amazon's choice program. amazon launched the feature in 2015. it's very popular. they say they did it to simplify shopping for customers. senators from new jersey and connecticut are concerned these products are chosen either arbitrary or based on fraudulent reviews. amazon however says it picks products highly rated well priced and available to, for i should say immediate shipping. > dominos will soon start using electric bikes to deliver pizzas. it is trying out the new delivery methods with the hope of staying competitive with food delivery apps. the e bikes are designed to hold

piz pizzas, drinks and sides. they can reach up to 20 miles an hour and don't have to contend with issues faced by cars. the lik bikes will be utilized in baltimore, salt lake city and houston. >> how soon can they get there? >> we'll order up. >> thank you, michael. >> amazon delivery driver is out of a job for a drop-off and a pickup he made at the same time. a security camera captured him dropping off a package at a home in apopka, florida. everything seems normal. watch him walk away going across the driveway toward a girls bike leaning against trash cans. he hops on the seat, then rides away. the homeowner kristen sze casey saw it happen on her security app. >> i was furious. and then after that, i was just almost appalled that someone would do that. >> so she immediately called authorities and amazon. the sheriff's office identified

the driver who told them he took the bike because he thought the homeowner was throwing it away. it was up against the trash. he plans to return it. that's fine with casey who said she didn't want him punished. amazon thought differently and immediately fired him. >> dunkin' is proving it's never tool early for pumpkin spice. the coffee and doughnut chain just released its new lineup featuring favorites like pumpkin flavored coffees, doughnuts and muffins. dunkin' unveiled new treats like apple schneider doughnuts and munk kins and the cinnamon sugar pumpkin signature lat toy available starting august 21st. starbucks's pumpkin spiced lot tate will return on august 27th. trying to get the jump onstar it will

re sdents hding back to school may notice a new change on their student i.d. cards. what's new this year and how it could help save lives. >> kristen sze is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >> new developments in the ghost ship trial. jurors have been in deliberations for seven days. what they seem to be focusing on as we wait for the verdict. the long road to a more perfect avocado seems to be starting in washington, d.c. and heading right through california. plus, rebreak down airfare myths that could cost you hundreds of dollars these stories and more when dan and i join you for abc7

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>> liz kreutz is in pleasanton with reaction from parents and udts. >> i my opinio >> it's a great idea. >> reporter: that is about address aga serious issue. suicide among youth. as part of a new california law starting this school year, student i.d.s for teens in grades 7 through 12 and college students must have the suicide prevention information printed on the back. parents at amador high in pleasanton are behind it. >> i think any opportunity for somebody who have a number to be able to kaw out to reach out to and be rabl is fantastic. >> reporter: every school district's i.d. cards will look slightly different but each have the same mission. here in pleasanton, the i.d.s have four numbers including the national tip line and local tip line you can call or text. the reason? thcingly hde rate among youth. according to new research from the journal of the american me 5,000 men and 1200 women between

15 and 24 died by suicide in the u.s.s in 2017. a record high. some experts say shows like 13 reasons why which films in valet low hoe and tells the story of a teen who takes her own life added to the problem. >> almost no one talks about it which is kind of bad. there's a lot of people that have depression out there and need help who don't get it. >> i money's mom believes the new law will make it harder to ignore. >> its an a good sign showing our society talks openly about these things now. liz kreutz, abc 6 news. >> if it helps even one kid totally worth it. >> students in one central valley school district will use their i.d. cards to get on the bus every day. they'll have to swipe the cards every time they board or exit, both in an effort to improve efficient sti as well as safety. the district says the cards will help drivers make sure that the students are actually on the right bus. >> keeping track. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00.

thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc7 "news at 5:00" starts right now. >> he's a very har he's so kind. >> a mother devastated after her son is the victim of a hit and run and now in a coma. she is pleading for the suspect to come forward. >> in hayward, there's an officer involved shooting. what police just revealed about the investigation. >> what may be a new focus for jurors in the ghost ship trial. the three witnesses getting a closer look. >> and b.a.r.t. is warning riders about delays. it's a shut down that starts this weekend. >> plus car break-in victims crying foul. they say alex rodriguez got special treatment from the sfpd. >> and san francisco and santa clara join forces. why they're suing the trump administration. >> now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> 24 hours after a san francisco supervisor called for a state of emergency for traffic safety, we have learned of

another pedestrian hit by a car. this man is now in a coma. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'mensz a 48-yeaol man is fighting for his life. is he in a coma and his mother is begging for the suspect to turn himself in. >> this happened roughly two miles south of union square. abc7 news reporter luz