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>> moving forward, finding this is abc seven news. >> a search for the shooter who opened fire on a san francisco bus. one man killed, another injured in the shooting. >> today's shooting happened while the bus was traveling through the cities sunnydale neighborhood, j.r. stone has the story. >> a san francisco a bus ropes off behind yellow crime scene tape after a shooting on board one that left a 20-year-old man dead and another injured. >> i don't know if cameras were working or not. i know all buses are equipped with cameras. >> police say shots were fired

around 3:20. the circumstances leading up to that unknown. officers performed cpr on one of the victims that he later died. this is the second killing in san francisco sunnydale neighborhood this week. a 17-year-old was killed blocks from here monday. it is the second muni killing this year. the first in june on a light rail train. >> it is crazy because i feel like end of the pandemic things have gotten worse. >> muni has added 20 new ambassadors to their lines to deter crime but many passengers telling us the city needs to do more because they do not feel safe. >> i don't want to take muni today. it is so scary. >> field with crazy passengers. last time i went, somebody was putting graffiti all over the windows.

>> overall writing muni is safe and they made an arrest earlier this summer. >> these appear to be random incidents, focused -- neither of them focused on muni passengers. >> no description has been given in this shooting. they have installed high-quality video cameras throughout the system and police say we should know in in the next 24 hours if the cameras were working. j.r. stone abc7news. >> and other violent attack on public transit, a stabbing on a part train. it happened during an altercation between two men at eight tonight. the station was shut down and has since reopened. police found the knife but have not made an arrest. the stabbed man is expected to survive.

>> after the death of one person and several others becoming sick that outbreak has been traced to a hotel. tim johnson explains what this means for that neighborhood. >> amid the covid pandemic and rising monkeypox cases, napa county dealing with another problem, and outbreak of legionnaires disease. >> it is a kind of pneumonia, infection in the lung caused by a bacteria. at a news conference county health officials detailed outbreak which began july 11. 12 cases so far have been identified. >> three cases are hospitalized and one is on a ventilator. additionally, h people have recovered and the disease and one person has died. >> that outbreak has been traced to a tower on the roof of this hotel in napa. seen here in sky 7 video. it has been cleaned and taken

off-line, and health officials are not aware of any staff or guests being infected. all of those who have come down with the disease have lived nearby. >> if a cooling tower is contaminated with the bacteria that can disseminate for up to a mile. next it come as a shock to many. he had no ideas many neighbors were getting sick and worries about potential spread of the disease. >> i am shocked it would happen anywhere. i have not heard about legionnaires disease and my lifetime. >> they tell us their investigation is still ongoing. >> finding legionnaires and one water sample is just a piece of the ongoing investigation and it is common to find more than one source. >> we have not heard back as of yet. abc7news.

>> if you have questions we have everything you need to know about the condition, symptoms and spread on our website, abc7.com. ask protesters first -- forced a halt today. the park is owned by uc berkeley. 125 formerly homeless people and what preserve part of the park. construction began after midnight after eight superior court judge gave the go ahead as local groups try to stop it. one community group says it has filed an appeal. >> protesters marched from uc berkeley to people's park wednesday night to express outrage and keep up the pressure against the housing development. >> earlier, uc berkeley

officials called off construction for now due to what they refer to as unlawful protest activity and violence. is a equipment was damaged. -- they say it some equipment was damaged. >> it is painful to see a park built by the community for the community being torn down. >> that resistance was met by police force. they pushed protesters back trying to keep them from getting into the fenced off area. several arrests were made. longtime park supporter, says the land has a rich legacy. he was at the protest. >> the park was founded during the midst of the free speech movement among civil rights movement, it started 53 years ago. >> the university says it has strong support from the city and students to build on people park.

>> we conducted surveys of the student population and by a 2-1 margin students at uc berkeley support the project here at people's park. >> she says while she agrees more student housing is needed but feels there are better sites or it. >> instead of pushing people out, bring people in. that is another way of problem solving the world we live in. >> uc berkeley says it will assess the situation and decide in the next you days when to restart construction. >> a police officer off the job, fired for excessive use of force captured on camera. some images may be disturbing. body camp footage shows the confrontation involving the police on april 9, after teasing the suspect he hit the man with his taser more than tee times, -- 30 times.

the officer located the suspect and it led to a confrontation. the police chief offered an apology. >> i want to apologize to the individual that was involved in the incident as well as the community at large. officer smith's actions are unacceptable. >> what happened was reported by security cameras nearby. smith had been on admin leave since the incident. >> first word of progress by crews fighting the flames of california's deadliest and most destructive fire of the year. it is 10% contained, it ignited last friday. this is the first report of any containments. firefighters say they stopped the spread of the fire toward the city of yreka. it is blamed for four deaths. >> it really gave me a huge

sense of relief to know he is behind bars. >> relief what that attack survivor is feeling and she is not the only one. >> and comes amid new efforts to get more shots into arms. >> counting down to outside lands, the final preparations underway. >> i will let you know the changes i for the weekend coming up. >> first, coming up on a jimmy kimmel live right after abc7news at 11. >> i'm filling in for jimmy kimmel. watch me tonight and you will be smarter in the morning.

>> and east contra costa county they are responding to a brush fi at here. the fire broke out just before 11:00 p.m.. it is burning in the byron area. cal fire says the fire appears to be 10-15 acres. we are keeping an eye on that for you. san jose police have arrested a man suspected of shooting at least seven women and girls in the south bay with an air-powered rifle. >> some faced life-threatening

injuries. >> these two sulfate residents do not know each other, have never met and do not live in the same city but they share a near death experience that happened two days apart. they were both shot in the back with an air-powered rifle, the pellets causing damage to the women coming within inches, millimeters from their hearts. >> moving forward any time i go outside my car is going to be up because nowhere is really safe. -- mike gard is going to be up -- my guard is going to be out. >> yesterday both learned news that returned some sort of peace and relief act to their lives. police have confirmed a suspect connected to at least seven shootings has been arrested. this man, 38-year-old nicholas

montoya is charged with seven counts and is now behind bars. >> our detectives work extensively on this case. what was challenging for them was all of these incidences there was no physical evidence left behind. very glad to get this off our streets. >> all seven victims and in the case were women. montoya appear in court for the first time today as the motives are still investigated. as they recover physically and mentally, they say they are thankful that shooter cannot hurt anyone anymore. >> and has brought relief knowing he is behind bars and cannot hurt anyone else because he has hurt too many people. >> i am glad the guide was cots. i feel a lot safer now. -- i am glad the guy was cauhgh.

>> da brooke jenkins announced she is resending more than 30 lead deals with people accused of selling fentanyl. she believes deals granted previously were too lenient. she says they will help combat the drug epidemic in the city, especially the tenderloin. >> the monkeypox vaccine center will be closed for a ins tomorrow. the public health department -- appointments will be honored tomorrow just note walk ins. san francisco has nearly 400 monkeypox cases, the most of any bay area city. health officials have promised an update when more vaccines arrive. moderna has initiated a program to see whether the company could create eight monkeypox vaccine with mrna technology.

medical experts have been vocal in their concern that there are not enough monkeypox vaccines to address the crisis. with demand increasing, officials have reported more than one million doses of the vaccine for monkeypox will be allocated to states and jurisdictions across the country, approximately 1.5 million americans are considered eligible for vaccination according to the cdc. >> things are gearing up for the return of outside lands to golden gate park. the festival kicks off friday. the box office is now open at 25th and fulton. headliners this year include green day and post-malone. san francisco mayor will to work -- will tour its. >> a san francisco family's prayers were reunited with their dog after a five day search.

>> coco. >> coco went missing friday while staying with a sitter booked through the pest care platform, rover. the dog ran away. after seeing our story, a couple on the lookout found coco by the park. coco and the family are very happy to be reunited. we were worried about coco. >> thank goodness. let's get to the weather. >> the weather looks fantastic for any outdoor plans, i want to show you live doppler 7. it definitely has been active in the sierra today. thunderstorms fired up. we saw hundreds of lightning strikes all the way up towards northern california. fortunately, they did have rain

and so much rain at the reno tahoe airport, it was more than all the rain they have seen this year. a lot of rain though, flood watch continues until tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m.. flood watch continuing for parts of the sierra until 10:00 tomorrow night. flash flooding was reported at the tamarac burn scar area so some severe flooding earlier today. into the neighboring states, flood watches are in effect because of the monsoon moisture. if you are traveling, showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and friday, at least a chance. slight chance saturday, mainly sunny saturday -- sunday. be careful if you do here thunderstorms or see lightning, definitely go inside for at least minutes. high pressure over the desert southwest, monsoon flow around the high.

this area of low pressure just driving that up toward this area and that will keep the humidity going for us here locally. it is a little monkey out there. we did see of -- it is a little muggy out there. we go into the afternoon and start to see dew points coming down into the upper 40's, perhaps around mountain view you will start to notice drier air but then the mugging is comes right back -- muggyness comes right back. live view from our camera you can see the fog over the city. hot inland mild coast still muggy tomorrow. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, watch out for fog and drizzle. another round of thunderstorms and showers expected in the sierra but as long as there is

rain we are good. rainfall could be up to 7/10 in bishop. morning temperatures in the d's to -- 50's. it is going to be breezy, some higher clouds filtering the sunshine. another hot summer day in lent. -- inland. saturday and sunday temperatures in the upper 80's. coast side, we bump up a little monday through wednesday. less humid by the weekend. >> thanks. >> thanks. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me,

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>> good evening, the giants will use the final couple months to sneak into a wildcard playoffs box. -- spots. honoring vin scully in a pregame , whatever the dodgers do it works perfectly.

first at bat, scoring one, nothing l.a.. vargas is up again in the fourth. great stop, throws home, safe, beats the tag area --. giants load the bases, seventh any, luis gonzalez, what are you doing? any over, -- inning over. they can't score. austin slater strikes out. three, zip. a's and angels fans in anaheim also paying tribute to vin scully. robs him of a couple rbis, nice nick. scoreless in the fourth, off to the races here, goodspeed.

the a's are of one, nothing. murphy gets to -- again, no doubt about it. two run homer, he did not get out and at the six, the a's go on to win three-one. klay thompson's recovery proved to be inspirational for 49 -- 49ers offense of. watching clay come back from a torn acl and achilles gave him hope. >> the struggles he had is well documented and the time he spent away from the game of basketball and to come back and help our generation's greatest franchise succeed and when another championship, that is pretty cool. >> quakes keeper clobbered by damien low.

12 minute, first goal of the season. quakes lose one,

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