share stories of the worst things that happen to them. it will be stories today to two local district attorneys and abc seven news reporter. and emotional, difficult day, upper us for one as well. reporter: this is the first time a group of survivors of violent crimes met in person with multiple da's to speak about their stories. it was intimate and rob. for the first time, many of the survivors not heard. for alan, it has been 20 eight years. he is a survivor of the 19 93 mass shooting at a san francisco law firm. > -- felt heard.

my daughter was 19. multiple gunshots were fired into the apartment. >> walking in my neighborhood, a couple blocks from my house. a car pulled up behind me. a teenager got out, grabbed the gun and tried to take my stuff and started beating me over the head with the but of his pistol. reporter: for over two hours, eight victims of violent crime >> showed their story >>. > i wouldn't be here today. i would take my life. you don't overcome losing somebody. you learn to live with it. reporter: san francisco district attorney and pull second night

district a trait simply listened. their hope is for this meeting to spark policy change. within 48 hours and tell them what their rights are in a language they can understand. many of the survivors share the need for justice. for cases that have notbeen solved.

2017, i lost a second brother. -- >> so future survivors oiv crime don't have to spend time searching for help. they mention more follow-up regarding their cases. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. expenses directly related to those crimes reimbursed. the district attorney talked about making the victim

compensation process or accessible in the the family showed their plea for justice today. dustin dorsey has their message. >> my my my my my man. he provided for his two sons and two daughters. he was a good husband, a good friend. my son was dedicated family man, a hard worker. he never looked for problems, we are heartbroken that he died in the matter he -- manner he did, in front of his children. reporter: in june, he was gunned down in his complex front of his wife and 15-year-old daughter. sin has a police have identified this man as the lead suspect in santos's death.

he still has not been arrested. obviously, as long as this man is on the loose, another family could end up -- not only do we want to arrest him to make sure we bring justice in this case, we want to make sure no one else has to suffer the way their family is suffering. reporter: with tears in their eyes, the family came from mexico to ask for help. it's eight he has ties to the east and south bays, the peninsula, san francisco and why. his thought there, the family wants and found. >> if there's information that leads to the rest of the suspect, there is a reward. please help this family out, they are suffering. >> somebody out there know something, please provide the police with information so we can have some justice, some closure for our family. locating or providinglic's help information to where the suspect is. we miss him very much and what justice done for my husband. reporter: anyone with

information can contact san jose police. ama: a man was arrested after a 14 hour standoff and hostage situation start shortly after 11:00 last night in a home on east hills drive in san jose. enter clark county sheriff's sake the suspect surrendered peacefully and was arrested. his father was not hurt. dan: a fire burning north of santa barbara has just exploded in size to 8000 acres. the alice all fire it started yesterday afternoon, field by extremely dry conditions, wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour. the santa barbara county firefighter shut this fire today. -- this video today. the one-to-one 01 is closed today. there fighting to protect ronald reagan's iconic branch. this fire a 0% contained. a brush fire burned about four

acres in marin county today. strong response from fire crews appears to help get things under control fairly quickly. no evacuation orders were issued. in napa county, crews ama: are keeping close watch to make sure the newell fire does not crop up again. tonight, it is 100% contained. crews spent most of the days monitoring for a few hotspots. >> we have five engines, dude -- two dozers and trying to contain this fire. ama: the focus is shifting to figure out the cause. the sheriff's office is a twice a shrub man listed as a person of interest has been detained. they say he was spotted and tried to get away from the deputies but was apprehended. he is in the hospital, recovering from burns. our abc 7 wildfire tracker keeps track of what is bring across california.

only active fire in the bay area is the newell fire. let's bring in spencer christian. we still face a high fire danger. spencer: wins are diminishing somewhat in some areas, much of the bay area that had been under that red flag warning has seen the warning canceled. we still have a red flag warning in effect for lake county, solano county, part of mendocino county until 7:00. vegetation is very dry, those winds are dry. on thursday, the two counties of lake and salon out will be under another red flag warning from 10:00 to 8:00 as the wind gusts will re-intensify. it remains dry in those areas. as some of the bay area is no longer under red flag warning, it is still quite windy at the surface, with gusts over 20 miles an hour. in san mateo and the higher elevations, above a thousand feet, dusty year. those gusts spread over a wider portion of the bay area, we do expect all areas to see wind

speeds later this evening. ama: finding california's firefighters now includes nasa. part of the agencies focus on combating climate change. dan: people from all over the country lost mind to skimmers using their money back. he has some success stories. >> up to $350 today. ama: the law of

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dan: we are on vaccine watch tonight. the has purchased 65 million pfizer pediatric vaccine doses. more than enough to fully vaccinate all children ages five to 11. government told states to get right to begin vaccinating kids early next month, even though shots have not been authorized yet for anyone under the age of 12. that is coming. it certainly seems kids have borne the brunt of the impact of the pandemic, especially when comes to school. on mid-day live, we asked viewers what is the biggest problem facing public schools right now? more than half are concerned about covid-19 transmission. almost one third worried about funding. less than 10% voted for learning loss or staffing issues. yet, a big concern for school districts across the bay area right now is a teacher shortage. including substitute teachers. as abc 7 news anchor explains, the shortage is so bad some districts are now asking

counselors and district staff to fill in as subs. reporter: the south san francisco unified school district sent out a dire message. they're experiencing such a shortage and substitute teachers that district staff, including the superintendent are being used to fill in as subs. >> not an ideal situation. >> volatile. the best word i have for it. reporter: districts across the state are dealing with it. san jose has been asking counselors to fill in. >> the pool of sand -- substitute teachers has been diminished during the covid closure year. reporter: she says in order to recruit substitute teachers, some districts are now raising their daily rate. >> some districts have gone from $100 a day to $200 or $280 or up to $350 a day. reporter: the substitute shortage is part of that larger statewide teacher shortage,

driven in part by teachers who decide not to return to the classroom ring the pandemic. what would you get back into the classroom? >> first and foremost, my child being vaccinated. reporter: she chose to stop working when classes begin in person this fall. >> i didn't want to have exposure to 900 students and risk possibly bringing the delta home to my son. reporter: she says she is hopeful the extra funding in this year's state budget for teacher retention and recruitment will solve the issue. she says she is working with the legislature to ease the restrictions for becoming a substitute and on how many consecutive days a sub can work at classroom. >> we think that is going to be a helpful measure for school districts. ama: happening now, a pga -- pgd power safety shut off, not supposed to last much longer. they're trying to read disc -- reduce the risk of wildfires. they say they will have the

power back on by 10:00. the affected areas are marked by magenta triangles. only parts of northbay based on the power out. a second outage is scheduled to start thursday. that could impact parts of napa and solano counties, it may start as early as midnight thursday and and around noon on friday. 7000 customers could lose power, most of them in unincorporated napa county. there are also several hundred customers in fairfield on the list and a few dozen in vacaville. managing wildfire responses have become focus of the space agency. nasa is tapping its satellites to address its latest mission, climate change. david got an inside look at its newest projects. reporter: our shift over 10 years in the making comes at a pivotal time for nasa as climate change redesigns its mission. the agency's top two administrators, bill nelson, who

conducted experiments aboard the space shuttle and former astronaut believe nasa will make a difference in managing wildfires and response. >> people don't realize nasa is that i in the sky right now. the satellites we have on orbit, looking at their 24/7 are giving us the information that decision-makers need a lot about the changes in our planet. reporter: aerial responses become critical. as more aircraft and drums launch, nasa is trying to address the need for better air and ground traffic control systems, even when gps or intranet is lost. the congresswoman who represents silicon valley reacted to the briefing. >> this demonstration, what's being worked on with the u.s. fire service, with calfire is nothing short of extraordinary. reporter: nasa hardware and software are monitoring drought as part of its climate change mission. if you are an airline passenger,

there's other good news, have you ever been stuck on an airline at the gate waiting to depart? they showed off a ramp control tower simulator manages aircraft gate departures so they don't waste fuel and generate emissions. >> pushback from the gate onto the ramp onto the taxiway at the end of the runway, take off, not stopping. think how much fuel you save. reporter: it is a new nasa, for which moonshot projects have a nasa -- climate change focus. ama: it is all fascinating. everybody working together, working hard to make change. dan: it makes a huge difference. let's turn our attention to the weather and the wind, we hope is beginning to die down. spencer: it is beginning. still quite breezy across the bay area, some of the wind gusts are beginning to diminish a bit. look at the wind speeds right

now over our higher elevations, above 1000 feet, we stub gusts up to twice five, almost 30 miles an hour in some locations. -- 25, almost 30 miles. in effect until 7:00 for a portion of mendocino county, lake and solano counties. we still affect wind gusts for the next hour or so to be up to 30, 40 miles an hour. late wednesday and thursday we are going to have another increasing wind last event. from 10 a.m. thursday to 8:00 wednesday, red flag warning in effect, a high fire danger once again for lake and solano county, wind gusts will range from between five to 35 miles per hour in those areas. -- 25 to 35 miles an hour in those areas. we've 64, mt. view 63, sin

865. 54 pacifica. the of the golden gate shows clear skies for now. breezy conditions there. the temperature readings, 69 santa rosa, mid 60's in -- concord 68, here is the view from sutro towers. a few shadows moving over san francisco. these are forecast features, gusty winds will be with us for parts of the bay area tonight. a few showers or sprinkles in the early morning hours, winds will increase again late tomorrow into thursday. let's look at our overnight forecast. we will not see much in the way of a marine layer at all. lots of high clouds of be sweeping through. the northwest begin -- may begin to produce some light sprinkles in the far north of our young areas early in the morning. between 5:00 and 9:00, we may see some of those sprinkles along the coastline, perhaps a stray shower or two make it inland. it will be over by midmorning.

we expect to see brighter skies in the afternoon. rainfall totals, if we can call them that will amount to about 100 to 207 inch -- 100 of an edge. -- lowes will drop into the low 40's, most areas will see lows in the upper 40's to low 50's overnight and highs tomorrow will range from upper 50's of the coast, mid 60's around the bay shoreline to low 70's in the warm list inland areas. is your seven-day forecast, it know the wind gusts will reintensify thursday, is going to be a warmer day. the warming continues friday and saturday, inland highs in the mid 80's, upper 70's to around 80 around the bay shoreline. close down sharply sunday, monday and tuesday next week will be cooler and more autumnal. dan: san francisco's infamous skyscraper might not be the salesforce tower, at the one right next door, the sinking,

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ama: both victims have been identified in the deadly plane crash near san diego. one was a ups driver, the second likely a the plane pilot, a cardiologist to committed to yuma, arizona for work. two other people were injured

after the plane went down and one of the homes belong to a newlywed couple, who just finished remodeling. the ntsb arrived to begin their investigation. dan: a new fix being tested to try to stop millennium tower from sinking in tilting anymore. it has been sinking and tilting for years now. our reporter has the latest on the problem. reporter: cruise installed what looks like a giant straw in san francisco's millennium tower today. 136 inch casing or cylinder with an opening that a concrete filled steel pipe will be inserted into down to the bedrock. this after a retrofit that began in may to write the sinking building cost -- because the building to sink more. it has been sinking since building opened in 2009, resulting in a legal settlement included a $100 million repair. >> with a fix that was intended to mitigate the tilt and also

eliminate the settlement. reporter: emily is a structural engineer, past president and current spokesperson for the structural engineers association of northern california. >> it is not uncommon for a project to hit pause to provide installation procedures. reporter: she says it is possible the most recent settlement was caused by more soil being removed than what is being replaced from vibration from construction and bagels. today's test was to test the effectiveness of new procedures. provide assurance it will not exceed tolerable levels. she says the building is structurally safe. >> this may be the most analyzed building in san francisco. ultimately, the conclusion that the experts have relied on is that this building is within measures of life safety. there is not a concern of doubling -- toppling over or damaging this -- adjacent

structures. dan: hot topic is getting more he did in the east bay. people say protests are different outside the planned parenthood. even a man who walks his dog nearby's notice. >> ama: problem subside for southwest airlines, passengers still are not happy. dan: the bank of america scam keeps growing. can victims get

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. 24 is abc 7 news. >> the city walnut creek says confrontations have recently escalated outside a local planned parenthood clinic, moving some to talk about creating a border. >> most of the protesters outside this planned parenthood clinic in walnut creek packed up and scattered once they saw the news camera trained on them. local officials say they've been

getting feedback that the sidewalk protests have been intensified recently with people blocking the sidewalk or driveway. volunteers who escort women in for abortions, say some protesters use bull horns to call clients murderers. >> texas has encouraged people who are anti-choice, anti-planned parenthood, anti-health care and they come out and they're more vogual and an may want and would it's just -- gotten more aggressive. >> i walk down here every day. i've gotten harassed myself permly, asking what it is that i think about it and i said knock and it turned into a big argument. >> we don't block or stop anybody. we keep the sidewalk open for free passageway. >> in protester is with. group 40 days for life, a grassroots movement to end abortion. they say they offer help to women bill handing out brochures about other options. >> we will never harris a woman.

sometimes there are two distinct groups out here. >> this activist blames the encounters on others who show you have, saying she is fearful to show he were fails because of counter protestors. the city of wall nut creek is drafting up new regulations to control access to the clinic. >> we can see if we could have a bump zone that would create a space between the protesters and patients. whether that's 15 feet, 20 feet, 30 feet, we'll have to see. >> public discussion should begin next month. in wall nut creek, nancy brink lip. >> swept airlines says flight schedules are slowly returning to normal after a disaster royals weekend. 93 southwest flights were canceled today, an improvement over the 350 flights canceled yesterday. but many flights were delayed.

weather problems in florida caused a domino effect through the weekend. the c.e.o. kelly was debunking thoughts it had to do with a walkout. >> we're urging all the employees to get vaccinated. >> unions at both swept and american bring middleweight that has been too slow to bring pilots back from leaves of an sense. >> new cases keep coming in about a nationwide scam using the zill quick payment a.m. to wind is will customers. >> more and more victims are saying 7 on your side is their only home for getting their stolen money back. >> michael, this is scary. >> is it. ever. i'm hearing from victims all across the country who he has bank accounts were drained in seconds but if banks would not refund their money, until they came to me.

claudea rivera was home with her kids when a text came in saying b. of a security. did you use your debit carped for those transactions? >> i was shaking because ill never did those france actions. >> she replied no and the phone range. they said it was bank of america. >> this personal said someone was trying to scam me, he could help me out. he told me to transfer that money into my own email. by me doing that, i was going to receive the money back. >> seemed safe, it wasn't. >> when i sent it. you said hang on, he just hung up on me. i called bank of america right away. they told me there was no solution. i was shivering and crying. that was awful the money i had. we have to pay rent, bills, food for my kids. >> b of a denied her claims saying she was the one who

started the transfer. >> i don't know who in person is. >> sorry, you're out of luck, lady. >> the same thing happened to the school month well reported about last month after our story, b of a gave her money back. claudea saw our report and contacted 7 on your side as did other victims. she had just finished work in con cord. her phone rang -- >> when imanswered they proceeded to fell me it's b of a and they suspected fraught let activity. >> the man persuaded her to quickly prosecutor $3500 out of her account to keep it. same. it seemed so real. >> i trusted my bank that they were the top of the line security. they were telling me, i'm sorry, ma'am, you and many others fell for this kind of scam and there's nothing we can do. >> it was probably one of the worst weeks of him life.

>> deborah was still shaken up after northeast totaled he were carp and then she got hit with the scam. >> i'm a disabled senior. >> the impomp drained all of her money influence zip. >> i borrowed that money to help pay some bills. it was a horrible blow. >> i literally kyrie cried. >> our stories reached all the way to georgia when where donna stoker fell for the same scale. >> i'm done, i'm done. i cried me a river. >> she said get a s&p for bank records if she wanted he were munch back. and then i saw the article that paige pollack in california got her money back. >> b of a saying they had northerlied the transactions and zell, owned by several major banks, including b of a officero protections. 7 on your side ail lettered the

bank about all four victims. right away, b of a refunded their money without providing a reason, saying it considers each case individually. >> you don't know how excited i got. >> oh, my god, my money's back. >> so happy i want to cry. >> and i'm couldn't be more thankful to 7 on your side. >> be good instead of bad. it's life affirming. >> we will all be ok thanks to you. >> off. bank of america also said customers should see a warning before each transaction. i'm says the bank never asks you to transfer money influence zell. i posted statements for both bank of america and zell on our website. later this week we're going to look into exactly what are your rights under those conditions so stay tuned. >> excellent work. i know you love your job, burr this is very

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>> a new show, a new era is about to begin at san francisco's fagazzi. tonight it reopens with a show called dear san francisco. a high-flying love story. described as a mini cirque da slow. tonight's performance is sold out. and yes, i can see why, that looks great. a museum devoted to movies is open in hollywood. bit by the motion picture academy. it's the focus of a prime-time special tonight on abc 7. entertainment reporter sandy kenyon has a preview. >> tonight's special celebrates a dream that's become a reality am a decade. the academy museum on motion pictures. it's really a museum that is meant to prick the imagination. and the inspiration of everybody that comes. >> an art deco department store

along l.a.'s famed miracle mime is linked to a modern sphere housing two theaters. >> those are theaters that are designed to remind our audiences why going to the movies, why seeing a movie in a movie theater is suffer a singular and remarkable experience. >> the galleries feature the stuff that dreams were made of. >> any film that you've loved, particularly as a child, it brings back a rush of all of those memories. there's nothing like it. >> which is why this is called memorabilia. is there anymore object that gives you particular excitement? >> yes inside. we're approaching it now. it's this kos assume -- costume from "twiz. >> the titans of hollywood kicked in almost half a become dollars to build in missouri to

an industry which has not always done right by women and people of color. a troubling facts, which thankfully is not ignored here. >> week through a lot of social uphe'll and now the museum can reflect a very inclusive history of movie making. >> i really wants to see that museum. the specialist tonight on abc 7 but first dancing with the stars at 8:00, a night at the committee museum at 10:00 and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00.

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>> we have one last great look today. sky 7 was overhand as the u.s.s. michael monsieur said out of san francisco bay. the missile destroyer arrived last tuesday for fleet week and was part of the parade of ship. bon voyage. fleet week may be officially wrapped up but never gets old. boy, are the blue angels spectacular. we've put together a compilation of the best of fleet week. use the abc 7 bay area a.m. for roku, apple, amazon or apple tv.

>> a stark reminder of the phlegm we're facing and how the bay area switzerland escape could change. >> and suspense earn joins us with details. >> a new study is projecting devastating effects of sea level rise on coach cities in the decades to come unless we make changes now. water lapping over san francisco's embarcadero may be a familiar site -- sight but now a new study by clement central is painting a much more dire picture period of time ever picture. prisonses of wiped spread flooding in coach city based on temperature wise. >> i'm afraid a lot of these are already in the pipeline. >> chief scientist benjamin straws says the study compares scenarios of peak templet

repeat. downtown san francisco still looks familiar from above but double that rise to three degrees celsius in coming of market could be underwater at high tide. on the museum of modern art, the contrast is clearer, and the picture isn't much brighter around lake mayor relate in oakland. while some of the worst-case scenarios might take many decades or serge to play out. researchers stay -- say coach stills around the world will likely have to build defenses like higher sea walls to survive. >> the consequences will be confinement large if the sea level is 10 or 20 feet above you but that's the potential situation. >> he says global climate solution would have to be cut in half bill the end of this decade to main the more optimistic of 1.5 celsius peak.

but strauss believes there is still hope if we take quick action. >> the words will remember what they do on climate, especially if they fail. but they have the chance to be heroes if they can succeed. >> a challenge for world leaders now coming into sharper if not dire focus. >> the study schmaltz that if the plan emmett reaches that three degree celsius rise, high tides could swamp land of some 800 million people around the world. a very disturbing situation. to something less disturbing but still concerning, our currents weather concerns. a red flag warning for high fire danger for solano and others as the dusty dry winds there are still blowing and again on thursday, we expect a red flag warning to be in effect from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for solano and lake countys. overnight an increase in clouds

across the bay area. overnight lows will range from low 40's to low time closer to the bay. tomorrow, look for the possibility of early morning showers then some lingering clouds into the brighter afternoon sky. upper first for highs at the coast to mid 60's at the bay. mid 70's inland. a warm-up begins on thursday and friday and saturday will be quite warm until we get a breezy and cooler pattern sunday. >> let's get to sports with larry for the latest. >> we'll tell you about the dodgers and giants in l.a. plus stanford coach david shaw started his coaching career with jon gruden

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loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. avoid grapefruit during treatment. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. >> now, abc 7 sports with larry beal. >> good evening, the jon gruden emails and subsequent resignation have sent shock waves through the nfl. now the nfl players union will request that all 650,000 emails connected to that washington football team investigation be released. the leaked gruden emails were part of that probe. meanwhile, stanford head coach david shaw got his first coaching job in 1997 as a quality control assistants when gruden was a coach for the eagles. when he came to the raiders, shaw came with him and worked

for the silver and black. his reaction. >> john is probably more responsible than anybody outside of my parents for me being where i am right now in my career. i'm so grateful to him. don't condone anything negativism in any of those emails. i feel awful for those people that are verbally mentioned. it's a terrible situation for everyone. i can't help not just think about jon and his family of all the coaches and players that now have to deal with this on a daily basis for the rest of the season. >> the warriors open the regular season next tuesday the 19th in los angeles. preseason action. the warriors resting steph curry and draymond green, no sense risking injury. although, lebron, anthony davis and russell a ctedo f.a. warriors coach steve ker s t lor

this year. >> i was excited before camp and everyone more excited now. i really like in team and the way the pieces fit. i like the numbers of players we have who have really good basketball feel. the more guys you have who understand and feel the game, the easier it becomes and i think this team has a really high i.q. and really good feel and a lot of shooting from different positions so i think it's going to be a really fun team too coach. >> and they're going to shoot a ton of threes. kyrie irving will not be shooting threes or practicing, playing if usually nets anytime soon. nets g.m. sean marks said irving's refusal to get vaccinated gives them no choice but to hold him out until he's fully howed to participate. there was talk of the possibility of irving playing

only road games but the nets said no to that. one more win is what the giants need to finish off the division series. giants up two games to one. a bit of a breeze and right now the score is 2-0 dodgers after two innings. brewers and braves, game four. freddie freeman and flank lueing to advance. in the eighth, freeman for a solo bomb off josh hader. former giant will smith on for the save and gets christian yelich looking to end the series. braves win 5-4. they will fails the winner of the giants-donellers series. strolls visiting the white sox. the white sox trying to avoid elimination. gavin sheets, solo homer. that is all we'd get for the game. martin maldonado inspect fourth. his first hit, an r.b.i. for the series. the astros cruise to victory 10-18 pop the bubb lip.

they will face the red sox in the american league championship series. so the giants started anthony december cla fanny with. homes he could rep lip came his last excellent outing against the dodgers. not the case. and the dodgers have cashed in so far, two runs through two innings. the giants have had a couple of history against walker buehler bum have not gotten on the board yet if the giants don't win tonight, game five here thursday. we don't want that. >> tonight on abc, dancing on the stars is on at 8:00. a night in the committee museum at 10:00 and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. that is going to do it. for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for watching. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time and home you have a great evening. see you again for abc 7 news at 11:00.

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