it's at rancho san antonio >> chrislvez has more. >> what you're looking at there is a suspect pinned between two sheriff's cars. the suspect was arrested here 15 minutes after police got a call of a disturbance in the area at around 1:00. today. >> there was.m a p vehicle that struck initially one pedestrian which led to two pedestrians and continued driving away from the scene. >> reporter: one victim died ind released. this is now a murder investigation. however, police say they won't release any details about the suspect or the victims at this time, only that everyone involved are adults. they believe the two pedestrians were hit at different parts of the park. police say by the time they apprehd deenthe vehicle was already kajdamaged h a broken windshield.

>> at this time we don't have nemoive or relationship between the parties involved. but we do encourage the public to reach to us as out this is a very frequently visited park. anyone who has information, pease contact the sheriff's office. >> the suspect is still inrelea booked in the main jail in san jose. the park remains closed today. if cupertino, chris wray yez, abc7 news. >> chris, thank you. sky 7 flew above where a car hit a woman and a 4-year-old girl while they walked at foothill boulevard and 127th avenue. the driver left the scene around 11:15 this morning. the little girl is beingre hosp. police have not released a description of the car involved in this morning's crash. a crash took place in another hit-and-run in apr. her both died after being hit by a car as they crossed foothill

boulevard and 26th avenue. their deaths led to local officials asking for more to d done. video captured the hit-and-run driver. police are trying to figure atwht kidnapping of tushar atre. he disappeared from his point at pleasure a body was found in a car in which atre was last riding. chris nguyen has more on a developing story tonight. chris? >> reporter: at last check the police say there's no threat to the immediate public. they believe there are multiple suspects involved, but at this point they're still working on getting suspect descriptions. at this point pleasure point has turned into a crime scene. >> it's extremely bizarre that a

serious crime would happen around here. >> reporter: neighbors stunned after a home invasion turned into a kidnapping. sheriff's deputies responded after receiving a 911 call from someone inside the home, bay area tech executive tushare tshare artre. they believe he was forced into a white bmw suv blocking to his girlfriend which fled the scene. they found theeh hours later off of san jose road. a deceased body was found another but official i say that person has not been identified. >> it's a pretty see cleared remote area. it kind of parallels highway 17 and it's up. >>er the summit. >> the sheriff's office says the 50-year-old kidnapping victim was likely targeted. the sheriff's deputies secured the area to continue their n,ei

what to make of the situation. >> this neighborhood is great. right here on the point where people surf. a pretty busy area. >> reporter: anyone with information about this case is urged to call the sheriff's office immediately. we're live in santa cruz, chris nguy nguyen, abc 7 news. a fire broke out north of i-580 in dublin. you see the nearly 15-acre fire near north livermore road burned right up to the freeway. it also threatened a nearby structure. crews stayed on scene to make sure all hot spots were out. police aring looking for thieves wo are using a jewelry ruse to steal from people. >> there have been nine reports of this roadside scam happening across the city. the latest involve a couple in a car who stopped a woman while she was working along mcduff

avenue near c moupleiy told her cultural custom away her mother's jewelry. ckey put fakeer jewelry. >> the moment she left, it drop and she caught it in hear hand. she didn't realize that her jewelry was gone and that was the gold jewelry, diamond pendant, but she started walking a little bit and that's when she realized, oh, it's missing. >> abc7 news reporter spoke with both victims and fremont police who say they're investigating the since accident. that i want to remind the public it's okay to say no and call 911. a nasty curveball for the athletics this evening. it from selling the eda countyo

coliseum site to the a's. they're stunned. >> we're shocked that the city decided to file a lawsuit. we were completely blind-sided. and an alameda county judge is prohibiting it from sling its lf of the coliseum to the a's. >> laura aho nythe story tonight. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. the controversy around the i.c.a's buying a portion of the coliseum has been going on for a better part of two years. that's why the a's president was especially surprised to learn >>eere disappoint thad the temporary restraining order was granted. >> reporter: one day before his team plays its biggest game of the the year, a's president cried foul on a lawsuit filed by the city of oakland and the judge's decision to issue a

temporary restraining order. >> we got no warning. this came completely out of the blue. we were negotiating on friday with their lead negotiator. it's surprising to see this >> reporter: the suit cites the state's sur palace land act which requires the county to offer the city the right to buy the excite. the project would help fund a proposed new st >> government should work with u other. >> reporter: the city's lsuit was filed without the support of mayor libby schaaf. >> that would not have ben my choice. i don't think the timing was ideal. that was the city torn's choice with the authorization of the city council. i hope the council decides to suspend any further litigation.

>> reporter: council president kaplan is offering an alternative proposal for what she deems better needs for the security. as for the timing of the suit, right before the a's big game against tampa bay the politics later. >> reporter: now, the next court hearing is set for november 14th. the judge set that to get both sides to file their gults for thehe judge barred the parties from entering into a contract, but the a's can continue their discussions or negotiations with the county. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> thank you. the a's players are not thing about lawsuits. they have postseason baseball they have a wild calendar game tomorrow at the coliseum. a crowd of 50,000 is expected for the game and a's manager bob

melvin is very excited about that. >> we're going to play in front of fans. it's going to be a football-type crowd. i hear mt. davis will be open and it can get pretty raucous here. >> sean manaea will start for the a's. the winner of the game advances to the american league divisional series against the houston astros. a lot more to get to here. once again, it's the gop versus california, but this time it's a republican leader in the bay area leading the charge over possible voter violations. that story is next. plus, you now only have one one to get the readiness for real i.d. is in dbt in california. also te flying machines and the poilt of pride behind today's aerobatic awesomeness. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel.o warm in the seven-day forecast.

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jewel abs i an electronic cigarette company based here in san francisco. the company's new employee system writes it will support it. write-in quote, i am committed to see that juul engages publicly with all steak holders including regulators, policy makers and our customers. the group is backed by a group called san francisco kids versus en tobacco which has big speaker nancy pelosi, and the lieutenant governor san francisco supervisor walton and former new york michael bloomberg. >> i think if there's any political ier tobacco i'd take them at their word, but it is part of the way big tobacco plays that one company can jump out and another

can jump in it. could be shop owners. there's no pulling this off of the ballot. >> you may see both sides running for and against prop c. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. california's top election official is speaking out after claiming not enough is being done to keep noncitizens from voting in federal elections. dylan accuses california of not using information it already has to verify that the people on local voting rolls are actually eligible to vote. >> it's important for the sanctity of our lekzs that only people entitle to vote which for federal elections means citizens be allowed to vote. so this is a nonpartisan issue. >> secretary of state alex padilla's office responded by saying the plaintiff's claim they're protecting voters, but this is nothing more than an understood handed attempt to bring their voter suppression

playbook to california. the deadline for getting a real i.d. is one year from today and will need either a real i. dchl or passport to gethrou.gh we have details on this new rule. >> reporter: come october 1st next year, getting on a simple domestic flight will take more than just a driver'sseenic .you're going to need one of these. a real i.d. that's the fed's fancy naum for a more secure i.d. card. >> they know who i am already. they have my i. dchlt and social security number. >> here's the problem. a huge chunk of people are not ready for this real i.d. thing. a survey found that nearly 40%e i.d. and 57% don't even know about the real i. dchl deadline next year. >> i have a california driver's

license. i don't know about a real i.d. >> to make matters worse to get a real i.d. is pretty tricky. not only do you need to be squeezed in, but you have to bring all kinds of proof to say who you say you are. that means a birth certificate, passport or permanent rez depcy card plus social security card or pay stub showing your full social security number plus rental agreement, utility bill or employment documents. seems simple? >> i think it's a pain in the butt. >> reporter: well, maybe. but if you want to get on a plane next october, a real i.d. can make your life real easy. an old-fashioned driver ice license means you could be driving instead. new coming to sfo. starting today you'll have to drop off your loved ones quickly

or get ready to pay. free 30 minutes parking is they were running a test toee s it's now $2 for every 15 minutes to $36 maximum for 24 hours. >> if you're looking for those cheap winter vacation flights, southwest is kicking off a seasonal sale today. $160 round trip for regional flights for places like phoenix, or salt lake city. $300. they must be through to mid february and not include thanksgiving or christmas. a red wave over the golden gate courtesy of the red arrows. you're looking at the force display team called the

arrows. >> they're in the bay area promoting the british consulate general in san francisco. it comes in advance of fleet week which officially gets around way sunday. fun to have them. blue angels will be back. >> that's right. how is the weather going to look in the coming week? let's take a look at today. >> hi, dan and kristen. it's going to be a fine forecast fehr fleet week. it usually is. today was beautiful. skies are clear across the entire bay area. you may have noticed it was really cold this morning but the temperatures did bounce back. as a matter of fact, take a look at our numbers right now. it has resulted in a little bit of a milder pattern for this afternoon. so temperatures at this hour in the 0s a0s an0s an the temperatures are up. up 9 degrees in fairfield, 5 degrees warmer in santa rosa and livermore. san jose, you're running four

degrees warmer than yesterday. we're going to keep with morrow. here's a lite breezy as we expeg the embarcadero. and here's a picture from our emeryville camera. the warming trend continues tomorrow with the temperatures peeking over the weekend. i want to show you your evening planner. if you're stepping out, temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s. the hour-by-hour forecast featuring a starry night and cooler weather by 10:00 p.m. so you'll want to pack on the layers. first thing in the morning you will certainly need the layers because the chill will be in the air again. the 40s for the low areas. 44 in cob kord, 47 in oakland,od city. starts off clear. afternoon but still mild in the

south bay. 77, san jose. 75 in sunniville. on peninsula, it's not going to be too hot. as a matter of fact, comfortable weather. 72 in san mateo. 65 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 69 degrees. 64 in daly city. if you're looking for sunshine and pleasant weather, you've got it in the north bay. sausalito, 74, san rafael too. 70s in cloverdale. santa rosa. heading into the east bay. the temperatures coming up closer to where they should be this time of year. 74 in oakland, 72 berkeley. g inland it will be ain waadrmer day. 80 degrees in concorde, 82 no fairfield, 79 in walnut creek and also livermore. as we take a look at the accuweather forecast the temperatures will come down a couple of degrees on thursday as the breeze kicks up. notice the n fbedaumrsy and we'

weekend plans. low 70s at the beaches. upper 80s to low 90s inland. it will be warm in all areas on monday. still holding to the 70s and 90s and by tuesday we'll see a drop in the temperatures as clouds roll back in. overall the forecast looks fantastic. dan and kristen. >> thanks very much. which food delyeriv wondering about that, right?

just a few weeks ago walmart announced it was joining the crowded field of grocery delivery subscription services. >> these options are obviously popular, but which ones deliver quality? abc 7 on your side michael llch e ael? busy. we're all looking for a way to get more time for ourselves. one way is to fill fridges with the click of a button, but how

do these services work and do they save you money? >> saves me a lot of time. i don't have to go to the super mark and kill two hours of my day shopping. >> reporter: consumer report put seven grocery delivery services to the test by ordering products from each company. while some of those services ship directly from the warehouse. others ship from the store. target and amazonmeri p now led the path. however, all the services expec. to get the best out of the service you choose, "consumer reports" has some tips. first inspect your delivery. bruised bananas for example? >> if you're not satisfied, all the services will offer refund, replacement, or creditvoucher. >> reporter: while some services like freshdirect packed thoroughly, others didn't take safety precautions. >> if there's a space for special instructions for placing

the order, indicate which items you want packed separately to avoid leakage and cross-contamination. >> reporter: and be sure to pick your delivery window carefully. >> they recommend you refrigerate rain shower within twospuharcse hours. you'll want to do that immediely. >> one more tip before you commit to an online grocer, see if they've got a 30-day free trial anife se it you spend any money. >> good idea. thanks, t mi boy who goes the wrong way but ends up with the right result. >> he sure does. first we want to thank scott for this picture of what he calls cotton candy skies. great description, scott. share your pictures with us.

let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it. we have a trash issuen san francisco. >> and find real solutions. i let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of co oloner. another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different, but we're in this together and building a better bay area takes all of us. coming up tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 a plan is unveiled today to help people with mental illness in san francisco and voters get to decide ts i6:00, the mayor is a major part of it. a longtime oakland restaurant suddenly goes out of business. customers were caught off guard but "business insider"s were not surprised. a woman lives longer than television but not longer than

her contract. >> that's all coming up. finally here a 9-year-old in minnesota accidentally ran a 10 k race over the weekend and won. >> so when i start running i usually start out slow. >> reporter: he actually ran his first 1 k race when he was just 18 months old so i t s 9-year-old has a strategy for every race he runs but on saturday that strategy was left in the dust. >> then at the end where you had to turnaround there's a 10 k sign. i thought this is not a 5k. >> instead of turninged on the 5k route he doubled his distance by going ahead to the 10 k route. for his mom it was a different kind of race, a race of emotion one that took her from a normal start to a frantic finish. she was waiting for him to fin tish 5k. he never showed. even racers that he normally finish ahead of pass him by.

>> he should be here and i don't. i have to run up to the finish line and i'm freaking out. i'm to the point where i'm crying. my son is not anywhere to be found. we need to find him. >> that's when she got word people spotted him on the 10 k course and he was do so well, so well that he found out he got first, not just in his age group but first overall. >> i go from freaking out to mad to excited pfor him. it was an emotional roller coaster in a ten-minute spay. >> i'm like, what? i have a 10 k medal accident. >> good for him. >> the best kind of accident. he finished the race in just over 48 minutes. most of the top ten were in their 30s. >> world news today david gura is next. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you again at 6:00. bye for now.

tonight, the guilty verdict. the dallas police officer accused of murder after shooting and killing her neighbor, saying she walked into his apartment mistaking it as her own, found guilty of murder. tearful in court, as the shooting victim's mother puts her arms in the air. major new developments at this hour in the impeachment inquiry. that phone call between president trump and the t ide pr mike pompeo was on the call, too. and the breaking headline just in tonight. the violent images coming in from hong kong this evening. for the first time, an officer firing his gun at a protester, wounding him in the chest. riot police clashing with pro-democracy demonstrators. the tornado watches here at home across several states at this hour, and the record-breaking heat coming to the east tomorrow. ginger times this out. searching for swimmers