attacking a woman outside her e bottoline, it i going to san francisco apartment has a be hot but a cool off for the beginning of the week. >> we'll find the temperatures really comfortable tomorrow after some morning fog and then find warmer weather beginning to arrive midweek. tonight, live doppler 7 with satellite showing you that cloud cover beginning to expand. overcast skies, coastal drizzle. tomorrow afternoon, the cloud cover will break down. 69 in the city, 73 in oakland. 81 the high in san jose. and inland, not too bad at all. concord at 83 degrees. the heat is concentrated over texas currently. but high pressure begins to build back towards the west. by wednesday, especially thursday, that warmer weather going to surge from southern california. fog in the middle of the week,

but the temperatures back into the triple digits by thursday afternoon. >> thanks, drew. antonio brown's fast, but you have to take my word for it because he wasn't at camp today. ♪ i'm kate larson in san >> and you'll know about it coming up in sports. antonio brown running out of time with the gm. rafa he has a message for rafael. police say a man chased women through the street and started a two-hour standoff. temperatures in the 70s and 80s, but we are tracking warmer weather. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast. a family here is looking to stay in the u.s. while their son is going through a medical procedure to save his life. "abc7 news" starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. tonight, we are learning new detas he police say is behind this attack on a woman outside her san francisco apartment complex.

>> this is austin james vincent and giving an update on his progress. >> we have been staying on top of this story, because it's complicated issue. >> there's no easy solution as we try to build a better bay area. tonight, the public defender's office says vincent has an ankle monitor. >> reporter: after more than 48 hours pressing for answers to sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on the the status of austin vincent, can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and the homeless man caught on video automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 attacking a woman, will make a limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. court appearance tomorrow. his public defender sent us this only for a limited time. new image and says he's in compliance with releaseorders. there was public outcry after the judge released vin sent back on the streets. this is what she said on friday. >> incarceration is not the answer for folks with mental illness and substance abuse in

all cases. >> reporter: then, after seeing the video, she ordered vincent be fitted with that ankle monitor. in the wake of that attack, there are questions about san francisco's plan to build another navigation center. tonight, there is a new plea from residents to stop it from being built in their neighborhood. here's cornell bernard. >> reporter: just days ago, this video went eviral. a woman being attacked outside the lobby of her apartment building. >> i have one hope and this's for the city to take actions. >> reporter: she's now making a calling for a halt to construction of this 130 bed homeless navigation center that's being built right next door to the high rise. >> it's a drug problem. this is a mental illness.

and you're putting them right next to hour house. >> this isn't the spot for it. >> reporter: following the attack, austin vincent was released by the judge. the judge reconsidered after watching the vieo and ordered him with an ankle monitor. >> the fact that he was released around how we aer going to get him the help that he needs to not do what he did again, that's what i'm concerned about. >> reporter: there is no link well, the raiders made between the creation of a national headlines earlier today with a direct message from their navigation center and increase gm to star receiver antonio in crime. brown. that area supervisor says he's a.b. not at camp today. and that did not sit well with outraged by the attack, but general says -- made this statement. >> he's upset about the helmet >> reporter: but these neighbors don't agree. issue. we have supported that. >> if the city doesn't make we appreciate that. major changes to the way it but at this point, we pretty operates, the shelter next door

will be hope to other mr. much have exhausted all avenues vincents who pose a danger to of relief. so from our perspective, it's the public. >> reporter: this navigation time for him to be all in or all senter is scheduled to be out. okay? so we're hoping he's back soon. completed in the fall. we've got 89 guys busting their as for the whereabouts of the tails. we are really excited about suspect in the attack, the where this franchise is going, d.a.'s office will only say he's and we hope a.b. is going to be now in a program under a big part of it starting week supervision. one against denver. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." end of story. >> no such helmet issues for >> on our website, abc7news.com, we have reaction to other city jimmy g. and the niners. he will play tomorrow night in leaders. that is on our home page. denver. jimmy g. did throw five a sex offender released from interceptions in practice the jail allegely spent his other day. how about that defense. saturday morning running after women and away from police. but he wants jimmy to make >> kate larson has that story better looks. >> guys who have talented arms from san rafael. think they can make every throw. >> he came right here. the back sometimes you have to learn i know you can make it, but the percentages go way down. there's two guys on this guy, i building that willie jones know you can get it in therbu m climbed up saturday morning t.

39-year-old homeless man was on think that cane a the roof of the restaurant for compliment, but a detriment to two hours while police tried to coax him down. him, tomorrow. >> watch the broncos and niners >> he was calling to the police. if you see his face, it was a tomorrow. we are less than two weeks away for the season openers of cal scary face. >> reporter: the 9 a.m. standoff and stanford. david shaw and the cardinal was the end oh of a long morning opens saturday august 31st, home that started on laurel place. game against northwestern. the cardinal lost key players to the nfl, but they turn k.j. costello, and a group of focused players. >> it's always exciting for me to see who is going to break out. a lot of guys come into college football expecting to be as far as at some point in time. nobody really knows when that time is going to happen. i think we have an opportunity for a lot of guys to step up and make that happen. >> next few days are critical for . i'm going to introduce a little bit of northwestern, but we're still in training camp mode. i'mreminding the guys next week is game week. we are getting back to

football. cal is also back to work. justin wilcox enters his third season. cal came off a 7-6 campaign. they begin at home, august 31st against uc davis. >> this is that stretch of camp where that comes up. and the monotony of meetings and practice, but i thought they brought it the last two days. we're not practicing perfect, but we're getting better and that's what you want to see. the pride of stanford, that would be tiger woods. final round here. tiger has not qualified for next week's championship. justin thomas, yearly holes out bus service in the east bay for eagle. settles for a birdie. should be back to normal by 7:00 thomas finishes with a flourish tomorrow morning. construction this weekend at 25 under. stopped service between arinldza his first pga tour win in a and walnut creek which affected year. he'll be the tom seed at the the lafatt tour championship next week. to accommodate, two lanes of and aaron gordon returned home

to help underprivileged students highway 24 were shut down. here's a list of the 13 days in the south bay. when b.a.r.t. will not run. the 2016 slam dunk contest the next day is labor day winner gave kids a shopping weekend. spree. >> it's a must. b.a.r.t. says during these this community has done so much dates, crew also be replacing to me, so it's object right i crack, and improving station give back to them. as a young kid, you try to find ma platforms. little ways that you can. new at 11:00, arkansmenian family is hoping to stay in the u.s. their son was diagnosed with cubs/pirates in williamsport. this is the coolest first pitch spinal muscle atrophy. ever. all these little leaguers line most children with this type of disorder don't live past early childhood. up to throw the first pitch. the family was approved at a anthony rizzo goes yard and why clinical trial at stanford, but now the trial is over. do they do that? here is the story. because the little leaguers do that. so big leaguers get to watch little leaguers. >> reporter: this is the smile that's driving this family to pretty school. shimmy shake in the dugout.

search for ways to remain in the u.s. cubbies host the giants beginning tuesday that. >> he needs follow-up is a huge series. so a little shimmy shake from the big leagues to the little leagues. >> let me tell you something, treatme treatment. >> reporter: when alexander was 1-month-old, his parts noticed cubbies, after four decades in he was having trouble breathing and moving his hands. this business, you can't erase testing in armenia found he had that. >> we should come up with our own little hand shake. a progressive genetic disorder >> eric? that affects the nervous system and muscles. >> yeah, okay. he was elected for an 11-month-old clinical trial at >> there's still time in the stanford that brought his family show. >> that's it for "abc7 news" at 11:00. see you later. >> to the u.s. the family's visa will expire in september, but they're hoping to remain in the u.s. legally to enter a second clinical trial strengthen alexander's muscles. >> i don't know how many yearsay

we'll keep alexander alive. >> reporter: a press official said they couldn't comment on the case. options to extend visas are on a case by case scenario. but the family might have an option since the dad is a professional. >> since both parents are professionals, i suggest for the father to apply for the visa 01, since he has several publications in armenia. >> reporter: for now, they're holding on to every word and i switched to geico and saved hundreds. movement that alexander is making hoping doctors can that's a win. ex-pend his life. but it's not the only reason i switched. still ahead on "abc7 news" geico's a company i can trust, at 11:00, an investigation is under way for a man and woman with over 75 years of great savings and service. found dead in a southern california home. ♪ the family tipped off police after the couple missed a trip to san francisco today. and i'm drew tuma. now that's a win-win. temperatures were below average switch to geico. for august, but the new week it's a win-win.

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a man and woman who were supposed to arrive in san francisco this weekend were found dead. san diego police say the victims who were in their 50s were found inside their home around 10:00 last night. family members in san francisco notified police when the couple never showed up yesterday morning. homicide detectives say the house didn't seem to be disturbed and neighbors say the area is safe and quiet. >> we have a dog in the house and sheng lt night at all. i hope this isn't going to be a "dateline" or "20/20" story.

i would hate to see that. >> one neighbor said the two kept to their selves. details have not been released. if you're traveling through sfo, a reminder the single use water bottle ban starts. those who want to travel with plain water will need to buy a refillable aluminum glass or compostable bottle or bring your own. this is just one step to reach the goal of becoming the first airport in the world with zero waste going to land fills. in the east bay, more than 200 volunteers did their part to build a better baby helping i berkeley for supply bank's city event. the group put together enough kits thousands

of pounds of school supplies for art classes, reading, writing, math, and hundreds of volunteers putting them together in 3,000 school supply kits for kids throughout the community. >> supplybank.org totaled more than $195,000. fog cam has been offering views of the san francisco state campus since 1994, according to sf gate, but the co-creator says the lens will go dark permanently. h says they were taking computer classes at the university when they created it as a student project. but schwartz says they no longer have a good view for a good place to put up that camera. >> that area seems like almost any place to put up a camera you may see fog at some point. >> not to mention you have a whole host of cameras for folks. >> you go on the website, you

can see them, as well. we have a whole host of cameras around the bay area, tracking the fog right now tonight. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the cloud cover moving back in, after a beautiful sun-filled weekend. temperatures on the cool side. tonight in the 50s and 60s. the exploratorium camera showing you the skyline. the clouds are kickthickening. this is what you can expect over the next couple of days. in the next 12 hours, fog moving in from the coast and drizzle along the coastline before the sun gets up here tomorrow morning. that marine layer going to help to keep temperatures in check pit's going to feel nice in the afternoon. no intense heat on monday. the pattern is changing later in the week, especially wednesday and thursday. you're going to see warmer weather moving back into the area. 62 in oakland. 55 in nevado. 63 in san jose.

livermore with a temperature of about 61 delks. overnight tonight, tracking cloud cover continuing to thicken. 59 in oakland and 58 in antioch. half moon bay at 54. a lot of students are heading back to school tomorrow morning. in the city tomorrow, gray skies at 7:00 in the morning, upper 50s. by the afternoon, breaks of sunshine. by 3:00, a temperature of 68 degrees. so good luck to all the kids heading to school tomorrow morgue. 7:00 a.m., overcast skies. the marine layer slow to break down tomorrow. so 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, till seeing cloud cover, slowing the warming throughout the morning, into the afternoon. a lot of sunshine away from the coast, but, again, temperatures are going to be very comfortable for this time of the year tomorrow. highs on the monday, 81 in san

jose. 77 the high in morgan hill. along the peninsula, morning cloud cover, 81 for mountain view. 72 for san mateo. san francisco, a high of 69. cooler in daley city at 66 degrees. sunshine in the afternoon. 87 in cloverdale. 71 in vallejo. 76 in samona. the east bay tomorrow. sowly breaking down for sunshine in the afternoon. 73 in oakland. 78 in union city. 80 the high in fremont. inland, upper 70s to low 80s. 81 in san ramone. accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow, coastal drizzle on tuesday. and then we'll lose the fog on wednesday. by thursday, it's really hot ayos the region. 80s and 90s, and it looks like the heat will hang on inland.

tomorrow, nice and cool for everybody heading back to school. >> flames for thursday? >> you've got to emphasize it has to be warm. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, it was expected to fetch up to $40 million at auction this weekend in monterey. but something happened with the bidding on a (paul) hey, did you know that now at sprint you can trade in your iphone 6s or newer in any condition, seriously any condition, and get the brilliant iphone xr for just $0 a month? well, now you know. trade up. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com.

a bidding mistake has cost an auction house a multimillion dollar sale. >> this is a 1939 porsche, type 64. a sports car collector's dream did not sell today because the screen displaying the current bidding price was well over the amount the auctioneer was calling out. the opening bid of $13 million showed up as $30 million. then $14 million displayed as $40 million.

on up to $17 million bid, which read $70 million. that's when the bids stopped coming in. the car was expected to sell for as high as $20 million. what's a few extra million? >> that's what i say? 17, 7 0shgs it's all the same. >> the raiders hoping their millions and millions and millions of dollars are going to be coming to you. giants and a's push for the playoffs continues. and why

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continues to make headlines at raiders' camp. antonio brown was not at camp today. the raiders have been supportive as he tries to find the right helmet to play, but the gm is ready for brown to join the team full-time. >> so here's the bottom line. he's upset about the helmet issue. we have supported that, we appreciate that. but at this point, we have pretty much exhausted all avenues of relief. so from our perspective, it's time for him to be all-in or all out, okay? so we're hoping he's back soon. we've got 89 guys busting their tails. we are really excited about where this franchise is going, and we hope ab is going to be a part of it starting week one against denver. >> that game will be on abc 7 in september. watch the niners and broncos tomorrow. monday night football preseason action right here on abc 75:00.

a win today, green and gold would complete a four-game streak of houston. this youngster enjoying a warm afternoon at the coliseum. he's going to cheer after this hit. mark casimeon off of zach greinke. a breaking ball here bit there, and bregman deposits it over the wall. top seven, houston up 4-1. alvarez, what a season he's had for houston. grossman says you'll have g dhing and like ghmaol oakl o of the second wild card spot.

adam jones, liner to center. this is a two-run triple, part of a three-run inning for arizona. hugs all the way around. bottom five, flores goes deep. arizona wins 6-1. the giants visit the cubs on tuesday. so the time is running out for baseball. >> chris, thank you. much more to come on "abc7 news" at 11:00. a show of solidarity in el paso. how the community is creating a special memorial for mass shooting victims. plus, a woman is rushed to the hospital for what she thinks are kidney stones. turns out, triplets.

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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." good evening. >> in tonight's headlines now, the homeless man caught on surveillance video attacking a san francisco woman is set to appear in court tomorrow. austin james vincent was originally released back on to the treats after the attack, but after a public outcry and the judge viewed video of the attack, vincent was given an ankle monitor and put into supervised housing. a sex offender in san rafael was arrested. 39-year-old willie jones spent his saturday morning running after four different women, then climbed on the roof of a restaurant where it took police

two hours to coax him down. bus service in the east d b0 tomorrow morning. construction this weekend stopped service by affected the lafayette station. two lanes of highway 24 were also shut down to accommodate equipment. wall street jitders are expected to continue tomorrow despite reassurances from the white house there is no spretth of a recession. >> reporter: as he traveled back to washington on sunday, the president insisting he's not concerned about the strength of the u.s. economy. >> we have the strongest economy by far in the world. >> reporter: his top economic advisers agree. >> we should not be afraid optimism. >> reporter: the stock market seeing its biggest one-day drop of the year last wednesday.

>> the economy is in a very risky place right now. every day that goes by, donald trump makes it worse. >> reporter: the president saying china is ready to make a deal. >> if i wanted to make a bad deal and settle on china, the market would go up. i'm just not ready to make a deal. china would like to, i'm not ready. >> reporter: last week's inverted yield curve, seen by many as a predictor of a recession. but the white house trade adviser has a different take. >> you have to have a significant spread. all we have is a flat sign. >> reporter: the president remains bullish on the economy. >> i don't think we're having a recession. we're doing tremendously well. >> reporter: democrats addressing it on the campaign trail. >> the economy isli apart. >> reporter: saying american businesses are concerned they'll be paying the price. >> i'm concerned for this country. i'm concerned for working

families. it is hurtling this economy towards recession. authorities say they've stopped several threats in the two weeks following the el paso and dayton mass shootings. ohio police last night arrested 20-year-old james patrick reerdon after he posted this video on instagram. it shows him shooting an assault roif with the caption "police identify shooter of youngstown you jewish jewish jewish >> one of the problems with mass shootings, it is copy cats. what motivates mass shooters is power and control. >> florida authorities arrested 25-year-old tristan wicks of daytona on friday. his ex-girlriend tipped off police after he stated a school is a weak target.

i would will more likely to open on a large crowd of people. he's being held without bond. jury deliberations in the ghost ship trial will resume tomorrow morning. it will be the 10th day of deliberations. thursday, jurors asked for a readback of testimony of carlin bredo. she testified that the need for fire extinguishers came up in house meetings but didn't have the money to have them installed. a sad update to a story. a hiker missing in trinity county has been found dead. crews were assisting in the effort in the trinity alps about 75 miles northwest of redding. daniel went on a solo hike eight days ago and last heard from last sunday.

the hsheriff's office says it appears he may have fallen. a symbolic gesture to the el paso community after a mass shooting claimed 22 lives. ♪ a band played to uplift the spirits of those who gathered at a makeshift memorial in the parking lot of a walmart. earlier, the crowd was silent as the victim was transferred to the memorial in a proc. tesla hopes to spark life into its solar panel business with a new approach. the company will let consumers in six states rent roof top systems instead of buying them.

the ceo elon musk announced the change in a series of tweets today. californian also pay $65 a month and can cancel any time. however, there is a $1,500 charge to remove the panels and restore the roofs. tesla bought the company for $2.6 billion in 2016 but sales have dropped. the mayor of san francisco and other officials plan to greet students tomorrow as they head back to school. it's part of a celebration of redesigning the way middle grades are taught. students will take part in their own farmer's market and publish their own books. they have expanded electives like robotics and drama. the city has hired 15 new to the hospital thinking she had kidney stones but she was having

triplets. >> there they are. danielle gill said she had kidney stones in the past and thought that's what it was. she and her husband didn't have a clue she was pregnant. >> you don't see triplets being conceived naturally. i go to the doctors thinking it was kidney stones and go into labor with a c-section that night. it's crazy. >> the newborn is named blazed, gypsy and nicky are still at the hospital. that will give the family time to prepare for the homecoming thanks to donations from the community. >> surprise is an understatement. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, to in ts i teveneohe binesstreye ls ime.fog rolling in tonight.

warmer weather is also moving in. this week, they were bosh together to be in the same remote hospital in alaska. >> and now he flies to some of the world's most dangerous air space in the alaskan wilderness. >> the best way to get around alaska is by plane. i feel like james bond about to take off from the water. they keep this whole area nice and smooth. >> why are you hear in alaska? >> we would hang out and play and go kayaking. my wife just lowered her standards enough and after 24 years, she decided to go out with me once and getting together. but it worked out for me and her, hopefully. to me this is what i've always

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the city of sacramento has filed a lawsuit to ban seven men considered to be a public nuisance from the business corridor. the lawsuit says the men are drug users, trespassers, thieves and violent criminals who are armed and often required a dedicated police presence. it includes statements from business owners and neighbors, claiming they've been threatened. one business owner says she think the y b them from being i one location, they'll go to another and cause another nuisance. so i think it's a temporary fix. >> some of the men named are homeless. but the mayor of sacramento says this is not about making

homelessness a crime, but about ensuring public safety. in the east bay, a local plastics company opened their doors to show off strange and stunning creations today. in hayward, bell plastics put its statues on dismay. they have been making statues since 1979. today, they celebrated big mike's 50th birthday. he's the muffler man who towered over michelin boulevard. and firefighters rescued a dog from a balcony. >> firefighters say it was safely returned to its owner, but it's not clear how it