incidents claimed. brown reportedly bragged in some text membessages. bru brown is denying all the allegations adding that any sexual interaction was consensual. we've made a commitment to building a better bay area. we want to see improvement to issues that affect our daily life like traffic safety. >> a soma store owner says he's under siege from violent street people and city hall has been no help at all. >> he's seriously considering shutting down his business. vic howard has the story. vic? >> reporter: ama, the owners of this store the harvest urban market say they've had enough, enough of the thefts, enough of the physical attacks. reet cnto t srendy

ie t do >> reporter: they started the harvest urban market on eighth and howard 16 years ago, but times have changed a the lot. >> i've found people in bathrooms with needles in their legs. >> reporter: she's been attacked numerous. >> he pushed me up against this thing right here. >> reporter: on friday gil was bitten in the arm by a violent homeless man whom he tried to subdue. he also sustained bietd marks in june by a homeless woman. >> a girl came in trying to get her to exit the store, and she grab might arm and just bit me. we're not even running our business anymore. we're basically dealing with street people. >> reporter: they're everywhere in this south of market neighborhood, living on the street and in the numerous alleys intersecting eighth street. also here, police and public

works cleanup crews. homeless are told to pack up and leave, but they come back hours later, many to this super market. >> they come in disoriented, high, the bathrooms are used to do drugs. >> reporter: the attacks have become so bad the owners are considering closing their family store. >> it's not worth it. we pay taxes to the city. the police can't do anything. the laws have changed. >> reporter: mayor london breed says mental health reforms for the homeless are her priorities. once they are achieved they can help beleaguered store owners. >> i would say to people who have just had enough, hoefld on. we working towards resolving the issue. it will take us some time, but we ask for patience. >> reporter: and he says he's been patient too long. in fact, he's been through this once before. he once owned a store on market

for decades. o he closed it down last year for the same reasons. vic lee. >> is it part of the lack of patrol and cleanup crews to deal with the homeless problem? >> reporter: ama, in the short time we've been here we've seen four police patrols here on the streets near howard and tomas. and we've seen public works crews cleaning up the streets. gil says the problem is the street people keep coming back. they keep sleeping and living in the alley ways. and many of them come to the store where they cause trouble and they steal. so that's what the problem is, according to gil. >> vic, drathank you so much. the "washington post" reports that federal housing officials are in los angeles on a fact-finding mission. some ideas under consideration include raising tent camps,

creating temporary shelters or renovating existing government facilities. one l.a. councilman says he's skeptical about the president's intent. >> we have literally buried the body of young refugee children who have been in government facilities. it chills me to the core to think about what type of facilities this administration and president would condone. >> the president has previously criticized democratic leaders for doing nothing to improve the homeless crisis. in the east bay, the city of fremont is talking about where to put a new navigation center for the homeless. >> these are often drawing controversy. exactly what are they? >> here's a direct quote from the sticity of fremont's websit. to transition to stable housing. >> what are the rules? no drug or alcohol use and no

violence. they requecan get help for ment illness and substance abuse and they are served one meal per day by the staff. >> the meeting is expected to last hours. chris? >> reporter: yeah, the council meeting started about 30 minutes ago. this is the overflow area where folks are settling in for a very long night ahead. the city is expected to move forward with plans to build a multi-million dollar center and it's drawing up concerns. after nearly a year of planning a decision could come on the future of fremont's homeless navigation center. >> we need to fix this problem. it's not going away. >> reporter: this summer they narrowed the potential sites to two. >> doing nothing is actually not a good option, because they're here. they're here, right? so we need to try something. and, and, and give it the best

chance of being successful. >> reporter: the center would temporarily house 45 people up to six months at a time. those urging the council to vote no on decoto -- >> it would cost more money. and there's the risk from highway 84, which is a very major commuter artery. >> reporter: a recent point in time survey found more than 600 homeless people in fremont, an increase of 27% since 2017. >> we need more opportunities to bring people in off the street and get them focussed on housing and into some kind of more stable living situation. >> reporter: some believe the center shouldn't be built at all, saying the nearly $2.3 million cost for construction alone should be spent on programs to prevent homelessness, the crisis pitting neighbor against neighbor. >> they're becoming homeless too

quickly than we can even help to get them back on feet. >> reporter: and, as you can see on some of the signs behind me, there, one group even calling for a recall of the mayor if the center passes tonight by the city council. city council again, expecting to be here for a very long evening. city officials tell us this meeting could go well beyond midnight, because a lot of people are expected to take part in the public comment period. we're live in fremont, chris nguyen. >> they plan to model it after one in berkley. the pathways has been running and have helped 87 people move off the streets into permanent housing with an 82% success rate. the same organization runs two in oakland. it started in 2013 at the hotel terrain downtown at 16th and

clay street. it reported an 88% success rate last year of getting people into permanent housing. a second center at the renovated hotel holland on west grand avenue opened in january this year and can house 90 people at once. in san francisco, there's a legal battle surrounding the city's newest navigation center currently under construction along the embarcadero near bryant street. a judge denied a request to stop the construction. the city says the center will open in late november or early december. opponents have another chance to fight it. the next court hearing is in two weeks. new at 6:00, a bill to cap rent increases passed the senate and will head to the assembly. it would limit increases to 10% or less t would c. it would cap increases at 5% over the consumer price index. san francisco assemblyman david

chu tweeted this and offered that bill along with rob bont and buffie wicks. one to change daylight savings time has been canceled. he wants a chance to get input on whether california should permanently be on standard time or permanently be on daylight saving time. he hopes to move the bill forward in january. new at 6:00, sky 7 flew over berkley where a glad student was hurt. she was working with nitrogen when it became overpressurized and shattered glass cutting her forehead. she was wearing safety glasses no details given about how badly she was hurt. we are a few days into three weeks of a runway shutdown

causing delays and cancellations. mostly short-distance flights are affected, but that's not all. we are live with the lat lat lat this. rememb >> reporter: it's day four of cancellations and tve uetnd confused. several businesses are feeling the impact of these repairs. this is stressing many travelers out, ask scott and jodi. >> would you think san francisco of all airports would be at least the second or third best airport in the country. well, today's experience is probably one of the worst. >> reporter: their seattle flight was delayed and rerouted to oakland, thanks to repairs at sfo. and businesses around sfo are feeling the effects. >> those guests are redirected to oakland airport. they will not stay here, it's too far away. >> reporter: we met sunil.

since saturday, he's had a total of 12 cancellations. >> it would have been nice if they actually told us in advance. we can advise guests of this, you know, especially guests coming from international, because it's hard to rebook tickets. >> reporter: in the last four days, 1,075 delays and 500 canceled flights have been reported. off camera, several shuttle bil businesses say they have last-minute consolations from those who can't make it on time. >> they said they don't have anymore cars for us and our reservation is canceled because we didn't call, our flight got delayed from all of the construction. >> we miss our flight, we'll come back. we'll do another interview. hopefully we will be able to see you in a few. >> reporter: and a good attitude is always essential. and in case you were wondering, we didn't see ray medina and his

friends again, but also that good attitude may be needed for travelers who are going to be here between wednesday and friday. according to sfo officials, that's when the majority of delays will take place at this airport. abc 7 news. >> parking in the bay area can come at a premium as you know. and even notiin the suburbs it t cost you. >> i'm spencer christian. summer is going to make its last attempt to heat us up in the next couple days. to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines.

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like so many suburban areas on the peninsula, redwood city continues to deal with growing pains. the lack of parking in residential residential area has caused people to demand parking permits. they only have parking permits for four areas. now the residents may be charged, in essence charging them to park on their own street. we have more on how this would work. >> reporter: well, would you ever find this much street parking in a major city like san francisco? of course not. but of course these are the suburbs. residents here in redwood city fought for this, and they want to keep it free. last february, this neighborhood near sequoia high school had signs installed reminding everyone that non-residents are only allowed to park for a maximum of two hours or face getting a $40 ticket.

i can't help but look down the street and see all the parking spaces available. is it working? >> it is absolutely working. we had become the parking lot for users of cal train, the high school a block away. >> reporter: kimmy wood was one of many who sign add petition demanding parking permits for her and her neighbors. problem solved? not quite. residents are only required to show proof that they live there, and they pay nothing for that permit. it's free. but redwood city now says so many people are requesting those parking permits that the city is considering charging people a fee just to cover the cost to administer the program. >> that was just a proposal that we kind of put out there as a discussion point for the council to consider and provide feedback on. >> reporter: the suggested amount is $60 a year and $30 after to renew. >> no. >> reporter: howard says he shouldn't have to pay for a problem caused by someone else.

in this case, stanford university, which moved into a new building, only to take up a lot of the parking spaces in the neighborhood. so that area, broadway in the friendly acres neighborhood is now a designated residential permit-parking-only area. >> they're good neighbors. but having residents have to pay for something caused by stanford is inappropriate. >> reporter: now a vote is not expected anytime soon. council members are just accepting recommendations. by the way, san francisco, $144 for a parking permit. i'm live in redwood city, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. happening tonight, the first big traffic test for san francisco's new chase center hosting a dave matthews band concert in a couplplplplplplplps

it will hapapn at t e same time at a giantss game. peop are encouraged toto te public transport and are warned about the likely increase in traffic. the weather is nice. it feels a little fallish. >> it does. spencer christian is here, but it's going to go back to the future. >> nice weekend to look for a parking space at chase center. we have mainly sunny skies right now. and it does feel a little bit like fall right now. as dan pointed out, we have a warmup coming our way. at the moment it is brisk and breezy. san francisco, 29-mile-per-hour gusts. a beautiful evening, though. this is the view looking west ward from emeryville. we see a hint of low clouds in the distance. currently 64 in san francisco. oakland, 71. 70 at redwood city, 63 at half

moon bay. here's the view from mt. tam. and you can see relative absence of the marine layer. just a few low clouds there. santa rosa pretty mild. petaluma, 72. 78 concord and 71 livermore. and at the golden gate, bright and breezy conditions. patchy fog near the coast. warmer pattern begins tomorrow. and it's really going to warm up thursday through saturday with conditions becoming hot notiin inland areas. look for low temperatures right around 50 degrees in the north bay valley. low to mid-50s on the coast and mid to upper 50s just about everywhere else. here's our forecast. a low pressure system moving is triggering showers. but the dominant feature will be the high pressure system sliding up from our southeast, and that's going to bring us quite a

warmup. notice the forecast animation showing not much in the way of low clouds overnight. they'll pretty much disappear during the morning commute. sunny skies from coast to inland throughout the day tomorrow and high temperatures from about 69 at half moon bay to 84 in south bay in san jose. in the inland east bay, mainly upper 80s to about 90 in antioch. then it gets much warmer on thursday with inland highs moving to the upper 90s, and we'll see mid to upper 80s. hotter on friday with numerous locations likely to top out or above 100 degrees. in our inland areas, right around the bay, low 90s. it will start to cool down on saturday but still remain quite toasty inland. here's the accuweather forecast. a heat spike coming our way with the hottest day likely to be friday. then temperatures will drop sharply on sunday.

ten degrees or more in many locations. quite a cool down, an autumn-like cool down. and there's a slight, slight chance of a sprinkle or two or a shower on monday. so it looks like the signs of fall are developing. i hope those signs will grow. >> yes, definitely. all right, all eyes on apple today. >> yeah, what's

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a late buying surge left stocks mostly higher on wall street today after indeces spent much of the day in negative territory. it closed at just over 26,900. the s&p closed up but just barely. a look at that, not even one point. the nasdaq lost ground but also barely losing three points today. uber is cut beiting jobs. it confirmed it has laid off 435 employees in its product and engineering teams. according to tech kruchx, the layoffs represent about an 8% reduction of the ride hailing company's workforce. in a year when phone sales have been down, tim cook has made a pitch at his cupertino headquarters. >> today i am thrilled to share with you the newest iphone.

>> meet the iphone 11, with cheaper options and beefed-up camera features. the basic version is $699. the first-ever pro version will have three cameras on the back to give you a wide, ultra wide and telephoto capabilities. and at that could be worth it for some shoppers. >> the cameras make a big difference in the buying purchases of consumers. >> products aren't everything anymore. apple's streaming video service called apple tv plus debuts at a cost of $5 per month, cheaper than netflix. apple has been pouring money into creating original content. chris reyes was at apple's event and live tweeted the events as they happened. follow her @chris reyes. pg&e headed back to court today. it owes wildfire victims money.

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pg&e is moving closer to determining how it will pay wildfire victims. >> melanie woodrow was in court today and has the latest developments. >> reporter: these hearings are aimed at estimating the value of claims against pg&e so wildfire victims and get paid. pg&e has been linked to a series of deadly wildfires, including the camp fire. the utility company filed for bankruptcy in january. now pg&e is in u.s. district court for estimation hearings to determine the value of the cases by wildfire claimants. >> some people are still living in tents in the camp fire. there are people who have lost

loved ones who need to be compensated. and the judge really seems to want to move this fast. >> reporter: the federal judge has suspected experts come in and the middle ground would be to take a claim and multiply it by the total number of people who have a claim against pg&e. >> trying to estimate the value of those cases so that the people can get paid through the bankruptcy and the amount of money that's set aside for those im >> reporter: meantime, san francisco has offered $2.5 billion to buy pg&e wires in the city. mayor london breed. >> our goal is to continue to push and also to hold them accountable but work with them to deliver the best quality service to our customers. >> reporter: attorney mary alexander also represents ghost ship fire victims' families who are suing pg&e amongst others. those cases are on hold at the moment. the next hearing i is is

for october 7th. a convicted murderer is getting 30 years to life for the murder of a he was shot and killed in west oakland a few days before christmas sh she-hiam johnson was accused. mcleeny has done through two tragedies. her son victor, a student at usc was shot and killed during a botched robbery in los angeles. a suspect in that case recently pleaded not guilty and is due in court next month. divers off the coast of santa barbara resumed their search for the last victim of the labor day weekend boat fire. 34 per ished. a number were from the bay area.

crews are hoping to raise conception out of the water maybe thursday. when it is raised they can determine in earnest what caused that fire. there's another staff shakeup at the white house. national security adviser, john bolton is out. karen travers has the story. >> reporter: president trump announcing in a tweet he has fired his national security adviser john bolton. the president writing in that tweet that he told bolton his ser vi services are no longer needing, adding that he disagreed with many of his suggestions. but bolton says he was not fired, that he offered to resign last night and confirmed that this morning with the president. they were at odds on several critical policy issues, including iran, north korea and negotiations with the taliban. in may, bolton said north

korea's short-range ballistic missile launches were a violation of a u.n. security resolution. the president down-played those launches and said he was not personally bothered by them. bolton is the third person to serve as national security adviser in the trump administration. the president says he'll name a replacement for button next week. karen travers, abc news the white house. a young boy hit bay car in san francisco and rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened in the tenderloin before 5:00. our reporter just arrived at the scene and is live with the latest. lisa, what are you hearing? >> reporter: it happened at 4:45 this afternoon and involved a 12 year old boy. take a look at that zoff. suv. is the focus of the investigation. the driver was tak away in

handcuffs, was given a dui test at the scene and did not pass it. this is a neighborhood where there's no right turn allowed on a red light. the boy was in the crosswalk. it's not clear if there was a red light or not, but the boy, i'm told, was in the crosswalk. you're looking at video taken from the ground a short time ago and you can see a large police presence here. officers are here on bike, on foot, they are here by car. there is a lot of presence still here at this scene. the road is closed, leavenworth is closed. golden gate is also closed. the scene spans about three blocks in every direction. and the driver of the suv was stopped at the scene. he did not leave. he was stopped at the scene, and he was cooperating with police. he did take a test, which he did fail. we are now looking at sky 7 video. you can see from up above, a very large scene. as is the case still at this hour. about two hours into this situation. and you can see the

th clo are still in the street. it's not clear what condition he's in, well, it's life-threatening injuries, but he was taken to san francisco general hospital. back here live now, you can see that officers are still all over this area. the road is closed behind me. muni has been diverted. so this scene will be here for quite some time. for now, live in the tenderloin, abc 7 news. >> thanks. keep your thoughts and prayers for that little boy. six deaths have been now blamed on vaping and the cdc is investigating 450 cases. kansas officials say a woman with a history of health problems became ill shortly after she started using the products and died. the number of uninsured americans has risen for the

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allowed to return. the fire burned ninecr >> with all the wildfires in california the last few years, some homeowners are starting to experience difficulties in dealing with their insurance companies. >> we're not only talking about areas that burned. wayne freedman spent time with people in one neighborhood who were left without coverage. >> reporter: welcome to the wuui. they make for beautiful homes but non-insurance for people who buy them, people like this woman who received a notice from allstate shufrpinsurance. >> they said because of the fire damage. >> reporter: and also for this woman. even after cutting back brush from her home. it has happened in fire zones across the state. ? it doesn't seem that the insurance companies are

operating in good faith. why aren't theyiv in ar untouched by the firestorm of 1991. but after major blazes the last few years, homeowners in many regions face similar woes. insurance companies don't like what they're seeing. >> they're taking a good look at their portfolios. the last two years, the risk of wildfires has gone up exponentially. >> reporter: sue well. she's on a board that advocates for disaster victims in negotiating with insurance carriers. >> they need to have insurance, particularly if they have a mortgage. they can't have a mortgage if they don't have homeowner's insurance. >> reporter: in sue's case, she found new insurance that costs more b doepa will visi s t work on her

property and reduce her rates. meantime, this insurance consequence of california's new normal leaves many of us not sleeping well at night and angry with companies whom we thought had us covered. >> they said we have to raise our rates, would you have done that? >> yes. >> reporter: would you have understood that? >> yes. >> reporter: but when they just said they're not renewing you. >> that's wrong. >> reporter: we did reach out to allstate insurance. the company never returned our calls. meantime, in the past an insurance industry spokesman has said the companies are doing this to reduce risk and better serve their customers. in the oakland hills, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> all right, we are about to heat up again. >> we are indeed. spencer christian is back with the forecast. >> big time summertime warmup is heading our way. sunny skies just about all across the region. we've seen a patch or two of clouds. overnight low temperatures will

range from right around 50 up in the north bay valleys to low and mid-50s in most other locations. then tomorrow, the warmup begins, and it won't be very, very warm tomorrow, the highest inland readings, upper 80s to low 90s. and almost 70 on the coast where it will also be breezy. but check out the warmup on thursday. inland areas, 97, 98 degrees, 99 at livermore, concord up to the mid to upper 90s. right along the bay shoreline, upper 80s to almost 90. hotter in the inland areas as numerous locations will top out at 100 degrees or higher. finally, saturday we start to get cooling near the coast and bay. here's the accuweather forecast. after a very hot day friday it will remain hot inland, start cooling at the coast and bay, and then a sharp cool down on sunday, monday and tuesday with temperatures early next week dropping below average.

maybe a hint of fall in the air. >> i like that. thanks, spencer. two >> kevin durant opens up aboutis had time with the warriors. had time with the warriors. plus john gruden, had time with the warriors. plus john gruden, (music throughout) wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine

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60th and final season in oakland with another milestone game last night at the coliseum. here's head coach john gruden's 100th career victory. >> let's congratulate coach on his 100th victory, man. [cheers and applause] >> i didn't even know that till after the game. i was thinking about walking off and going back to hooter's and retiring, know what i mean? that would have been a good wal walk-off. >> coach gruden, always something interesting to say. while gruden got the game ball, post game the ball was in the hands of that guy, josh jacobs who had more than 100 all-purpose yards, two touchdowns. the first pick out of alabama, he doesn't want to compare him to any of the backs he's had in the past. >> it's too early. m really happy with him. he's a great kid, number one.

he's got a lot of passion for football. he's smart. he's a student of the game and a talented kid. he's got a great upside. alameda native is back. doss is thrilled to be back in silver and black after spending a few days with the jaguars' practice squad. that smile is big, man. >> i know. ly to give him one back. yeah, man, i'm happy to be here. this is home. so i'm happy to be back here. >> reporter: did you fly to florida? how did that work out for you the last week travel wise? >> i was on a plane, i was there about three, call to come here and flew right back. it's been an interesting, obviously, week for me. >> reporter: what has management told you? >> they haven't really told me, they're just happy to have meba here and get this thing going starting tomorrow. >> reporter: what is it like for you to be here in this moment?

once you put the pads on, it will be different, but to be at the coliseum? >> it's awesome. monday night football, obviously, i wish i was playing, but to be here and experience this, it's a good feeling. it's a great team. i'm excited to see what's going. college football. stanford travels across the country to take on number 17, ucf saturday afternoon. they will do so with the starting costello starting. he suffered a head injury in the season-opening win over north western. good to see him back on the field. kevin durant spoke with the wall street journal, giving them a candid interview, saying sometimes he quote hates the circus with the ruptured his acn addressed his saying it didn't gre as it could have been.

guys and the media always looked at it like kd and the warriors, so it's like nobody could accep. kd says he hasn't been back to the bay area since leaving for brooklyn. there's a lot of media coverage of that on twitter. here's johnny, johnny cueto, back on a big league mound for the first time since july 28, 2018, making his return from tommy john surgery. just getting under way against the pirates. bruce bochy is five wins away from 2,000 for his career. as and astros in progress. this fan has a definite sense of style. 12 batters to the plate and astros starter wade miley didn't make it out of the top two. the astros score nine in two

innings. this is not a olson has two hom. he played nine innings. what's the score going to be? a. it's going up, up, up. >> thanks, chris. be sure to join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. toxic algae has killed a 11 month old puppy. we are speaking with the family and the city about what we all need to know. also here, a talented high school swimmer won her race. why she was disqualified the second she got out of the water. we'll have that story and a lot more at 11:00. and tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, bachel"bachelor in paradi followed by back to back episodes of "the connors". we hope you will stay tune for news at 11:00. >> stick around, jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35.

>> a lot to watch tonight. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 11:00.

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