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>>uiing a better bayre >> get the kid! dion: chaos at a youth football game in oakland as gunfire sends people running off to safety. the moments leading up to the shooting. good evening and thank you for joining us. you are watching abc seven news at 11. let's start with the weather because there was a chance for rain and thunderstorms tonight. spencer, lightning is the last thing we need. spencer: you're right about that. we have not seen it yet and it is likely we will not. you can see there is a lot of moisture showing up on the radar

screen around san francisco. across the bay we had patches of sprinkles. further east, you can seem a more widespread area of showers or sprinkles. still no reports of measurable rain. there is moisture in the air and some is hitting the ground. there may be some wet spots in the morning. you can see it looks like the map will become more active by 5:00 a.m. by midday, we expect a wider area of light showers or sprinkles. no indication yet of enough instability to produce thunderstorms. that is good news. dion: thank you. tonight all new video showing the chaos after gunshots rang out at a youth football game in oakland. police say three people were shot and all survived. witnesses say one victim was

just five years old. no arrests have been made. it happened at oakland tech high school. j.r. stone spoke with witnesses and has this video. reporter: these are the moments after gunshots rang out at a youth 10 and under football game at oakland tech high school. kids and families on the ground taking cover. >> we heard six shots going off. my instinct was to get the boys off the field. i told them to drop to the ground. i laid on top of them. once i heard the shooting stopped i picked up my head and then i heard another six shots. reporter: francine coaches the team from fresno taking on the boys -- the team from oakland. gunshots rang out sending parents running back into the bleachers and elsewhere. >> i got them up.

parents were running and screaming for their kids. i was trying to help families get the kids over the fence. reporter: oakland police confirmed that in total three people were shot. witnesses say a five-year-old girl was hit along with a man and a woman. >> i don't know if they were shooting at each other. kids don't deserve to be witnessing things like this. kids don't need to be around things like this. it hurts that it happened here today. reporter: officers have not said what led to the shooting. the coach saw the man that was hit. he believes he was hit by a stray bullet. >> you see the kids crying and in fear. families are in fear. it was horrible. reporter: no arrests have been made and police have not

released a description of the shooter or shooters in this case. they are stone, abc7news. dion: a man was found shot to death in the middle of the street this afternoon. oakland police made the discovery on 90th avenue. sky 7 caught the aftermath and you can see the heavy police response in the area. no arrests have been made. oakland police are also investigating a robbery that happened on telegraph avenue this morning. in the video you see two suspects enter the liquor store trying to steal items and that is when the store owner armed with a gun confronted him. one suspect broke a large window to escape. police detained the store owner after hearing reports of a man with a gun in the street. it is still unclear if police arrested the suspects. another bold grab and go robbery that happened at a walgreens in

san francisco this morning. cellphone video from a customer shows anyee followi a man through the store on gary and taylor streets. the employee tries to stop the man as he grabs items off the shelves putting them in his pants before walking out of the store. we reached out to san francisco police for comment but have not heard back. bill russell was a giant on and off the court. he grew up in the bay area starring on the basketball court for usf before coming to the center of the boston celtics dynasty. he was also a prominent figure in the civil-rights movement. he died today at the age of 88. chris alvarez joining us the look at his career which we can only describe as illustrious. chris: what a life and career he lived. bill russell is one of the greatest athletes in all of american sports. he grew up in oakland. he had a legendary career at the

university of san francisco leading the program to consecutive championships in 1955 and 1956. in the nba he put together a hall of fame career winning 11 nba championships in 13 seasons with the boston celtics. here he is on the social impact he made. >> i think i had a lot to do with the respect that athletes are treated with, black and white. >> one of my dad's favorite quotes is he is not sure about heaven. heaven could be a step down for him because for him have and was playing with the celtics. chris: there were multiple moments of silence across major league baseball and in boston, there was a moment of silence during the red sox game. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. adam silver released a statement saying bill russell was the greatest champion in all of team sports.

and at the 2019 espy's he won the arthur asch courage award. later in sports we will talk to coach steve kerr. dion: so much more than an athlete. many thanks. coming out of northern california where a raging wildfire has become the largest in the state this year. the mckinney fire is out of control and has scorched over 50,000 acres near the oregon border. numerous hikers had to be rescued from the famous pacific crest trail. we spoke to some former residents who are worried they may have to evacuate. >> look at that burn. reporter: moments of terror. the mckinney fire captured on video by this person frantically searching on friday for his friends. >> he had minutes to get out of there before the fire engulfed us. reporter: whipping winds sending

flames through the forest and beyond wiping out more than 50,000 acres since friday and forcing more than 2000 people from their homes. mason later learning his burned to the ground. >> the fire was in your face. i got burned on my face. it was so intense. reporter: meanwhile, sharon and duane are on evacuation alerts. >> it is still like 11 miles away from us but they are worried that the embers will start the pasture burning. reporter: hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. do you have your rv packed in case you have to move? >> yes, we got it set up

yesterday. >> we filled up all the gas tanks. >> we filled every water tank we own in case we lose power. reporter: this is their typical view of mount shasta now swallowed by smoke filled skies. that low visibility adding to an already challenging battle as fire crews work around the clock. >> it is a big and beautiful forest but it is steeped with rugged terrain. coupled with the high temperatures and low humidity, they all make it an extreme fire danger situation. reporter: the situation is also tough to predict. 0% of the fire is contained as of sunday evening. >> this is an evolving occasion. reporter: officials have not confirmed how many structures have been destroyed but we know

so far there are no reports of the flames taking any lives. tara campbell, abc7news. dion: the oaks fire near yosemite national park is holding at just 19,000 acres. firefighters say there was no growth today and containment is at 67%. 124 homes have been destroyed. still ahead on abc7news at 11, a popular san francisco event makes its return amid concerns over the monkeypox outbreak. precautions taken. reporter: in san mateo county, four sheriffs passenger -- your tax dollars paid for tha

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dion: just and singer michelle nichols has died. she was best known for her groundbreaking portrayal of the lieutenant in the star trek tv series. her son released a statement saying she died of natural causes. she was a tv rarity in 1966. a black woman in a notable role on a primetime television series. she helped make nasa more diverse helping to recruit women astronauts. she was 89 years old pure a popular adult only summer street fair returned this weekend to san francisco with changes. the fare is back for 2022 with strong precautions against monkeypox. abc7news reporter cornell barnard spoke with organizers and attendees about their

concerns. >> it is good to see one of the last vestiges of the whole kink out and about still surviving. reporter: russ bono from palm springs never misses this straight fair, a celebration of all things fetish. >> i like to think of it as the biggest leather block party. reporter: the executive director says the timing with monkeypox has changed the game plan raising concerns. >> in previous years you would be body to body but that is not the case now. reporter: the scaled down event stretched several blocks. alcohol is not allowed. the san francisco department of public health was doing outreach about monkeypox. >> i hope we get more vaccines. reporter: tim was taking precautions in the crowd. >> it seems awful. i am not touching anyone now. >> i probably won't be doing

anything -- any close contact with any person. i am vaccinated for monkeypox but it is a big concern. reporter: renegade bio was doing monkeypox testing for a research study. >> we are trying to understand if we can detect monkeypox earlier on and asymptomatic population. reporter: it is hard to know if this event will be a super-spreader for monkeypox but arming the population is the first step. >> we are making sure that we can still gather and connect and give people a lot of room to assess their risk. dion: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment on our website. new details on a local story that made international headlines. a san francisco couple i introduced you to last week said the city reversed the ticket

they were issued for parking in a red zone that was repainted while they were parked there. desiree and jeff jolley say they parked in the spot on larkin and union streets for the last 25 years. it has always been a red zone. the paint was extremely, extremely faded. spencer, my energy is fading about now. we have enough energy to tell everybody about the pending forecast. spencer: it looks like a fading chance of showers but let me show you what is going on. this is a rather impressive blanket of moisture in the upper atmosphere and in the middle levels as well. it looks like we have rain all over the area right now especially over the east bay but nothing is being reported in terms of measurable rain at any of our reporting stations but some must be hitting the ground in some spots.

much of it is evaporating before hitting the ground. over the sancho cruise area and the mount hamilton areas as where we show the greatest amount of moisture. breezy conditions at the surface. 22 miro per hour -- 20 to mile-per-hour winds in san francisco. the inland areas away from the bay and the coast, it is up to four degrees warmer then this time last night. here is the view looking down to parts of san francisco and the bay as the clouds at this level are not very thick right now. we have loaded mid 60's in palo alto. 59 in half moon bay. a nice view from emeryville looking back across the bridge. it is 60 in santa rosa. 61 in napa.

and the view, and it is a clear one from our rooftop camera looking across to the embarcadero. those lay cloudy overnight. humid with sprinkles developing if they have not already. a chance for measurable shower activity tomorrow and may be isolated thunderstorm. we will get more sunny and quieter weather in the middle of the week. here is the forecast animation. clouds developing after midnight. budging inland. 5:00 a.m., we expect to see a greater chance of some showers but they will be lights and widespread. further east, there is a greater chance of actual shower activity. midday tomorrow, chances will improve her showers and possibly for the isolated thunderstorm we have been talking about. as the instability in the atmosphere increases in the afternoon. the chances faded tomorrow night into tuesday. we dry out midweek.

overnight low temperatures will be on the mild to warm side. in the north way, we will be in the upper 50's. highest tomorrow, upper 80's to low 90's in the warmest inland spots tomorrow. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. pretty mild pattern monday and tuesday. drying out on tuesday. wednesday and thursday temperatures go up a bit. 80 around the shoreline. temperatures moderate at the end of the week to a more seasonable range. 90 inland. upper 70's along the shoreline. moisture overnight, wet spots on the pavement in the morning. we do not expect significant rainfall. dion: we need it so badly. fingers crossed.

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>> abc 7 sport sponsored by river rock casino. chris: after requesting a tree, deebo samuel is staying. he has agreed to a three-year contract extension. the team will put on the pads for the first time. we saw him working out earlier this week. 71 $.55 million extension with $50.1 million guaranteed. giants and cubs. gabe kapler turning 47 today. i have to get on his workout plan. what will i look like in 10

years? jason vosler, dropping this one into left. 2-0 giants. austin wins muscles. deep drive to center. off-the-wall. two more runs scored. giants win 4-0. up next, achy home series against the dodgers. trading deadline is tuesday. this family making its way to chicago. tony kemp flying in like superman do make the catch. in the seventh, he would not be denied. nobody is catching that baseball. the a's lose 4-1. what a week it was in the bay area. storylines from sport to sport and team to team. here is a look at the best from the final week in july. >> we made that decision a year

ago. >> i am extremely proud and very happy to announce the next coach of the san jose sharks. >> want to bring back that winning culture. >> i got out there and i felt the presence on my right side. i am glad he picked it up out of the dirt and did not make me look bad. >> that one is smoked to right field. that baby is gone. >> that is a shot towards right. >> for his brand-new baby boy kanaan. >> it is tapped to the side. >> how did he not score? >> i am will the thrill clerk. i am part of san francisco. and i am forever a giant. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by

river rock casino. tomorrow is august! dion: i refused to think it is already august and so much of 2022 has passed. chris: we still have some time for good things to happen. dion: coming up, a san mateo county sheriff is accused of doing a favor for a friend. delegation, reading a garage that builds about mobiles. and a little later, tired of feeling crammed like sardines while file -- while flying the friendly skies? passengers

>> building a better bay area, moving forward in finding solutions, this is abc7news. ♪ dion: holy political favors, batman. that is the allegation against an outgoing san mateo sheriff for sending a four man team across the country last week to raid the garage that builds about mobiles. one of the sheriff's friends ordered a batmobile and was not happy with how long it was taking. the i -- the i team joins us now. reporter: real estate is a lot like serving. he is a real estate agent. >> the perfect wave shows up in front of you and you have to be ready to catch ed. reporter: this video he pose

shows he likes expensive toys. he ordered a batmobile from the only builder licensed by dc comics. fiberglass freaks of indiana. >> you have wanted one since you were a kid. reporter: complete with rolltop dashboard, flashing beacon light. >> an evening a working and even a working flamethrower. reporter: he has nine batmobile's in production. ignacio was first in line. he missed a payment. >> he disappeared on me for almost nine months. reporter: he moved big now seo -- ignacio to the bottom of the list. >> he did not like that. he exploded. he was livid to find up his car was going to be delayed.

reporter: he filed a complaint with atherton police but last september, a district attorney declined to bring criminal charges. according to this letter. he also filed a lawsuit in superior court alleging breach of contract and fraud but this last march, a judge dismissed the case saying indiana is the proper venue. sources inside the sheriff's department tell me the realtor ask his facebook friend, the sheriff to intervene. he sent a lieutenant, sergeant and two deputies to indiana. they raided fiberglass freaks last week. >> they showed the warrant to show they would seize everything having to do with his car. i thought they were coming to pick up the car. i thought i was going to have to move my other batmobile's out of the way to let them take the car. reporter: investigators only

took two files of documents. he only later found out they got a warrant for his gmail, contacts and photos, and they froze his bank account and charged him with two felonies, obtaining money by false pretenses and diverting construction funds. >> i was horrified. i am on the side of good. this was a completely opposite side. batman always stood with the law. reporter: i interviewed the district attorney prosecuting the case. you wrote a letter saying there would be no criminal charges. what changed? >> additional investigation. the detectives were able to obtain search warrants and

additional evidence. reporter: marie mclaughlin would not discuss the additional evidence or the unusual step of sending four investigators across the country for what is argued to be a simple business dispute. >> is the sheriff stepping in for a friend? >> i cannot speak to that. i have no knowledge of what relationship if any that sheriff has with the victim. reporter: i wanted to talk to the sheriff about the use of public funds. four round-trip airfare tickets. meals and hotels. his office confirmed he is away on a month of vacation. he leaves office in january after losing the election. the undersheriff in charge arc robbins and the spokesperson refused my request for an interview citing the ongoing investigation. >> i cannot imagine why it is in

criminal court. reporter: i ran the case by a former prosecutor for san francisco. he says the squabble over a luxury item belongs in indiana civil court with no involvement by the san mateo county sheriff's department. >> it simply defies reason in my view why so many people, so many high-ranking members of law enforcement would have to go and enforce something so unnecessary and so trivial. reporter: i did reach him by phone in -- in on vacation. he was surprised. he said he was dealing with someone privately about that. in investigating the story i learned more about him as he is a minister. >> it is the only thing that helps me through this.

i should expect trials and tribulations. it is part of being a christian. and as a preacher, this is an attempt to be -- this is an attempt to besmirch my reputation. dion: abc7news reached out to the lawyer for sam but he did not want to go on camera saying his client is returning from greece in a few days and they will both sit down for an interview. mark said he will be flying here for his first court appearance in about three weeks. does your airline seat feel a little snug? over the years seats have diminished in size to fit more passengers onto planes. congress is asking the federal aviation administration to set minimum seat dimensions. the administration will open a 90 day comment period to the public for feedback. smaller seats has been -- have

become a growing issue. more details on how the public can comment will be released in the coming days. no one has come forward just yet to claim the billion-dollar mega millions jackpot. the winning ticket was purchased at a gas station in illinois northwest of chicago. the ticket holder has up to a year to claim the prize. in illinois, if you win more than 250 thousand dollars you can stay anonymous. still ahead on abc7news at 11, heavy rain is causing problems in some parts of california damaged by recent wildfires. details on this mudslide. spencer: live doppler seven is showing moisture in the air but will it hit the ground?

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dion: now to the devastation and doubly flooding in eastern kentucky. the death toll has risen to 28 and nearly 40 people are still missing. rescue crews are desperately searching for people as rainfall exits way to heavily damaged areas. the governor is warning residents to seek higher ground and shelter as a flood watch goes into effect on monday. k-9 units are searching debris for survivors. >> there is a human sent in the water because others have been drowned in the water. dion: drone video shows the damage to businesses and homes costing hundreds of millions of dollars. some flood victims are having difficulty finding water they can drink. in southern california, caltrans is clearing debris from a mudslide on highway 38 in the san bernardino national forest. no injuries were reported on the

road is still closed. caltrans says the large amount of debris from the el dorado fire is to blame. once again, another check of the weather. nothing like what we are experiencing but there should be some precipitation. spencer: there should be sound. we have a lot of moisture in the area. a lot is showing up in the higher elevations of the santa cruz mountains. no reports of any measurable rain hitting the ground. there is no doubt some sprinkles are falling around the bay area. during the early morning commute, we will see light showers which will become more widespread by midday. later in the day we will see the precipitation go away. on tuesday, there could be fingering humidity but little chance of rainfall. overnight, at low temperatures in the 60's. up to about 92 degrees in lynch.

similar temperature range on tuesday but without the humidity. midweek, a warm up with temperatures mid 90's in lynch. at the end of the week, temperatures settling down into a more mild range for the weekend. dion: chris alvarez once again joining us with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the 49ers returned to the practice field tomorrow with a star back in the fold. and more on the life and legacy of bill russell with steve kerr and what he

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>> abc 7 sport sponsored by river rock casino. chris: one of the greatest athletes the bay area has ever known, bill russell, has died. a boston celtics legend and basketball hall of fame passed away peacefully earlier today. he was an 11 time nba champion,

two-time ncaa champion, an olympic gold medalist as well as the first black head coach. at the age of 77, he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. here is steve kerr on the life and legacy of bill russell. >> bills life meant so much more than just his exploits on the court as we all know. he was an incredible voice in the fight for an equal and just society. during a time when it was very difficult for athletes to speak up, bill russell was fearless in his quest to ask for and to demand social justice for african-american people around this country and around the world. bill has always been somebody who the entire nba has looked up to and revered and today is a

day to celebrate his incredible life and to mourn his passing and to also send our thoughts to his family. bill russell, from the warriors organization, rest in peace. you were an amazing man. chris: transitioning to football, six weeks from today the 49ers open the regular season in chicago. for the first time the pads will come on. san francisco will play three preseason games. the first at home august 12 against green bay. the news of deebo samuel's contract extension has fans fired up. fenty of excitement for a franchise that has been knocking on the door of a super bowl title in two of the last few seasons. >> i love our team right now. i go through our positions with some of the young guys we have

added and some that have become our better players and leaders, our team is in a great spot. >> the guys are excited. football is back. everyone has huge dreams and aspirations. that is a great energy to be around. >> i think we have a great combination of returning veterans that have shown they can be dominant in the leak as well as some young, emerging stars. guys that are rookies last year making impact down the line. even rookies this year i think and make a difference. i think we have a combination of those two. >> last year was definitely in a different stop -- different spot mentally. i come in this year knowing a lot better what's going on. chris: final round of the rocket marketed -- rocket mortgage

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it is available for apple tv and android to along with amazon fire tv. just download the app now and start streaming for free. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc news at 11. news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. on behalf of spencer christian and chris alvarez and all of us here, thank you for joining us and we leave you now with a live look outside where as you heard from spencer there are some chances for a little bit of rain in the forecast.

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