we begin with developing news. the officer was wounded when can try to pull over a vehicle in downtown mountain view. the gunmen drove off, crashing in a nearby neighborhood. he ran and has been wanted ever since. abc7news reporter on's or how some spoke with neighbors who describe the terrifying >> atted has been involved in an officer-involved shooting. there officer was shot. >> dispatch recording to be on the lookout for a suspect moments after the shooting. police say the shooting unfolded within seconds. >> upon seconds of getting out of his patrol vehicle, the driver opened fire. >> katie nelson is a spokesperson for the police department. she said shortly after midnight, the officer initiated a traffic

stop, took a bullet to the body, and was treated at the hospital and has since been released. >> i don't think any officer expects to encounter like what our officer did last night. >> the suspect drove off. he crashed his suv a few blocks away and fled on foot. >> we are staying inside. >> the suspect crashed into this man's daughter car and ended up on the driveway a few blocks from town. many of the residents didn't want to give their names or show their face, fearing retaliation. they say police closed their streets and told them to stay inside as officers investigated for seven hours. >> there were around five or seven police cars around here, and i believe there were two over here. they were looking for someone. they were carrying big guns. >> nelson says they have a possible lead on the suspect but

won't give a description. she said the department was thankful the officer was not seriously injured and others were not hurt. >> people are always downtown, so who knows what could have happened if the suspect continued to open fire? we are very grateful that this did not turn into something tragic. dion: one man is dead and a woman wounded following a shooting in vallejo. it happened just before 10:00 last night where police say a 57-year-old on the house to man in vallejo died. a second person identified as a 46-year-old woman was injured. the family of alexis gabe recovered new evidence today. gabe disappeared at the end of january, and these are believed to be the last known images of her.

she was last seen leaving the antioch home of her former boyfriend marshall jones. volunteers recovered ladies underwear and a camera as they searched the area where her iphone screen protector was found. >> it's very important because it will give us a lot of clues. we can check text, emails. she has thousands of pictures on that phone. dion: jones was killed by law enforcement in june when police moved into a restroom at the seattle suburb and charged at them with a knife. crews have scoured pioneer in the sierra foothills based on notes investigators say were written by jones. airport operations are back to normal at sfo after a bomb scare led to the shutdown of the international terminal. police say a possibly incendiary device was discovered after 8:00 last night.

thousands of people had to evacuate the terminal. many of them lit up social media with photos and videos about the incident. officers removed multiple suspicious packages and spent more than an hour searching the terminal before getting the all clear. >> i cannot specify the number, but there were multiple packages and multiple locations were searched in relation to this poem threat -- bomb threat. dion: travelers were let in at midnight. officers did detain one person last night. happening now, crusade they are making good progress on the marsh fire in pittsburgh. here is a look at the smoky conditions. smoke has caused an air advisory through monday. the fire has been burning in peat, decomposing wetland

vegetation, and that could continue to burn for months. a fire burning in yosemite national park's 37% contained. flames scorched more than 4800 acres. the highway 41 entrance remains closed tonight. a fire has also crossed into the sierra national forest, prompting more road closures. no giant sequoias have burned. investigators say it appears to have been started by a person. our ongoing commitment to building a better bay area focuses on the topic of health. a nationwide upswing in covid cases has one california county on the verge of a mask mandate. morgan norwood says it is fueling efforts to get a second booster to all americans. morgan: as the subvariant

continues to spread, the fda and cdc is considering widening eligibility for a second booster for all adults. protection against omicron variants increase with each booster shot. >> the good news is vaccinated and boosted people, particularly those in the full component of the boosting, are generally pretty well protected. morgan: the half million americans who are eligible for a second booster shot have not gotten one. >> it's very clear in my mind that the risk of ending up in the icu is dramatically higher if you have not gotten that third shot. > for children under five, only 400,000 have received their third shot. overall, about 71 million americans remain unvaccinated, about 20% of the population.

every region of the country is seeing a rise in hospitalizations, and in the past week, 2500 people have died. los angeles county is on course to reinstate indoor mask mandates by the end of july. >> this variant, as everybody has noted, highly infectious. >> nationwide, more than half of the population is in those orange high risk counties where the cdc says you should mask indoors. they say you should consider masking based on your individual risk. dion: speaking of masks, starting monday, you will no longer have to wear one while riding part. it will lift its mask requirement for the second time in three months. officials say they could reinstate it if the uptick in cases continues. in april, all federal, state and

local mandates requiring masks on transit were lifted. coming up, outrage over the war in ukraine prompting people to take a stand today. this protest had one main objective, to send a message to the u.s. department of state. >> the community is aware of what is going on, and they are behind us 100%. dion:dion: a show of community support for a school district struck several times by vandals. >> we are looking at breezy conditions at the coast, perhaps not enough to bring cooling to the inland areas. i will have the accu weather forecast coming up. dion:dion: hoping for good news and good weather. aids walk san francisco 2022 returns to golden gate park tomorrow. abc 7 is a proud sponsor, and coverage will begin at 9:00 a.m. with dan ashley. at 10:00 a.m., you can watch the kickoff o

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what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. dion: members of the bay area ukrainian community and their supporters are calling on the u.s. state department to designate russia a state sponsor of terrorism. today's rally on the plaza was part of a worldwide coordinated effort. it is asking leaders of the world's democracies to call out

russia for its attack on ukraine. among the cries of terrorism, the protesters point to russia's use of missiles on civilian targets that were designed to take out aircraft carriers. current estimates put civilian deaths in ukraine at nearly 5000 people. in the east bay, volunteers spent the day at multiple richmond schools cleaning up the damage caused by vandals. at least four schools were damaged in the last few weeks. the damage includes broken furniture, appliances and computers. today, about 20 volunteers cleaned up those classrooms. >> it's disheartening for the community. the thing is with the kids, the kids need to be in a clean learning environment, so our goal was to make sure we could come in and get the school as clean and ready for the school year so we could have a nice learning environment. dion: lincoln elementary, greenwood academy and bayview elementary have all been hit.

west contra costa unified school district officials are trying to assess how much money repairs will cost. just ahead, big celebrations today for a new urban oasis. ♪ but you don't have to wait until tomorrow to check out san francisco's newest park. we will have a preview with a look at today's ribbon-cutting ceremony. wouldn't it be nice to be on that sand? temperatures climbed above normal today. we will tell you exactly where and the areas that will see a second day of heat tomorrow. >> coming up in sports, the final weekend before baseball's all-star break, and talk about a comeback. mike yastrzemski walked it off empress of: you're american. and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing.

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dion: san francisco's newest park got a soft opening today. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheers] dion: i cannot wait to check this out. house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor london breed both took could in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the presidium tunnel

tops. it is a new federal parkland built on top of the presidio parkway tunnel. you can see sky 7 flew over the 14 acre park that sits on national lands and offers spectacular views of the golden gate bridge. tunnel tops connects the presidio's main areas. there is also a cliff walk along the edge of the bluff above chrissy field and the bank. a group in san rafael that has been assisting the blind and visually impaired for decades is celebrating a milestone. guide dogs for the blind is celebrating 80 years of service. the event honors those who raise the dogs to become trusted guides for humans. in keeping with the 1980's theme, today's event included lots of neon colors and legwarmers. 10 recently born puppies were delivered to their new razor --

raisers. national geographic is giving us a better understanding of the oceans best known predator during sharp fest. if you are streaming us right now, you can watch one of the newest specials right after this newscast. jaws vs. boats vs. viral videos. you can watch it tonight on the sharks, when " it camej outa, totally terrifying to me. ws" >> sharks arkwright -- are fascinating creatures. here's what is going on with our mother. we've got breezy conditions near the coast, gusts to 26 miles per hour at san mateo, but you get the picture. everywhere, it is warmer right

now than where it was this time yesterday. 12 degrees warmer in concord. eight degrees warmer at hayward. it's been a pretty warm day. you can see just the beginnings of a thin layer of low clouds beginning to form along the coastline. oakland, 69. san jose, 81. 59 at half moon bay. you can see lots of blue skype. 91 degrees at santa rosa, 71, petaluma. i think napa is probably not reporting right now. upper 90's right now at fairfield and concord. 93 in livermore. the view from emeryville looking towards san francisco, you can see low clouds building. coastal fog and low clouds, spotty drizzle likely overnight. heat lingers inland for a few more days, and we can expect

areawide cooling for the middle of next week. of course, giving way to sunny skies tomorrow. overnight lows will be in the upper 50's to 60 degrees. highs tomorrow, 60's at the coast. mid 90's inland, and here's the accuweather 7 day. not much change through monday. tuesday, slightly cooler, but the cooling begins wednesday going until the end of next week. it will be a lot more comfortable under mainly sunny skies. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the giants became the first team in major league history to hit three homers in an inning, including a walk-off grand slam, turning what would've been an ugly loss in milwaukee to a miraculous win. the improbable comeback began with a joey bart homerun to lead

off the ninth inning. two batters later, darin ruf, solo shot. more giants magic led to bases-loaded for mike yastrzemski. he took josh hader deep to right center. walk-off grand slam in san francisco, capping a six-run inning for an 8-5 giants win. >> i believe in our players and capability to do to -- to do something together. i think everyone will tell you it is a collection of events that makes the ninth inning so good. >> we put together a lot of good at-bats at the end. we've had a few going in the ninth, and hopefully, we get on a little roll and go into the all-star break feeling good about ourselves and come back hot. chris: da's in houston. jared kane big had two outs and

nobody on in the second. martin maldonado, that's a grand slam. it is 4-0, astros. passing bob gibson on the all-time strikeout list. for lenders struck out the side. he leads the majors with 12 this season. all-star break is tomorrow. third round of the british open, 150th edition at the home of golf, saint andrews in scotland. tiger woods missed the cut, doesn't know when he will play off again, and a fan favorite is tied for the lead. here is shane lowery on a whole number nine, and this for eagle. you betcha. how do you follow nine with 10? here he is on 10. guess what? he's going to hold out for another eagle.

he is tied for 13. this thing is going to curl on in. buries it. rory mcilroy took the lead from him right on 10 from the bunker, and we have a theme, wrote -- rolling in for eagle. after just missing in the on 18, they are tied for the lead at -16 entering the final round. we continue our countdown with a look at the best record-breaking performance category, and the host himself, stephen curry, is up for the award. he broke the nba's all-time three-point record, passing ray allen. curry has some competition in the category. he's up against tom brady who became the all-time passing yards leader in the nfl.

the sp's air in four days here on abc 7. the most important race of the week, daphne the dog, the wiener dog race. your dog, finishing second. dion: i have to say, i've been training her for weeks. i used a dry duck head as encouragement. we went to the park all the time. i want to get on the record that she didn't take any performance-enhancing drugs. [laughter] i think i am going to enter her in a state race in southern california next. do you think she is ready? >> yeah. did someone question you in the last show that there were performance enhancers? dion: sh. we can talk during commercial break or something. [laughter] thank you. just ahead on abc7news a

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