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cleaned. she says she sat and waited for it to be finished, but when it was done within a matter a couple seconds, i watched my car legally drive off the lot. they legitimately gave my keys to someone else orton says after the initial shock wore off. she went inside to talk to the staff telling them that one of their employees had given the keys to the wrong person the lady that was at the customer service went up to the guy who was clinging my car and asked where the subaru was and he just stood there like this. police were called and orton fouled a report. she says well, she hasn't seen the footage herself officers told her that surveillance video shows. person with the hats glasses and face masks getting into her vehicle and driving away orton says she's unsure of what to think now, but wonders how the car wash made this mistake. they didn't check for a claim tickets. they didn't check for any of that like this should have never happened what regardless of what happened. the error will cost orton thousands of dollars.

she's now got to buy a new car and her insurance will only pay a small amount. i was almost done paying off my car and now i have to start all over i spoke with staff. atopia car wash on saturday afternoon. they tell me that none of the employees present at the time that i went in were there the day orton's car was stolen. i left my name and number and they told me that a manager would get back to me. so for now orton is just taking it day by day trying to warn others to be careful to ensure the same thing doesn't potentially happen to them. i don't think i could ever go to one of those places again. definitely not autopia. honestly any of those i think i'm gonna to be nervous about it forever. in concord tim johns abc 7 news nolan was shot, but san francisco police say they got into a shootout with a suspect today in the mission district. officers say they returned fire when a man in his 50s fled on foot and shot at officers. it happened just before eight at shotwell between 16th and 17th streets the suspect hid behind a

vehicle and continued to shoot it officers members of the department's tactical unit helped to take the suspect into custody based on the behavior and what he was engaged in there will be criminal charges. but at this point we are several hours out from figuring out what they actually are. the suspect was taken to the hospital suffering from minor injuries police have not revealed what led up to that pursuit a town hall meeting will be held to discuss the police involved shooting within 10 days. to the north bay now, we're three pets died in a house fire in petaluma this afternoon. that's according to the press democrat. it started just after one year 10th and b streets and you can see in this video from the press democrat just smoke rising from the roof. no one else was hurt in that fire. the wildfire that's destroyed already 90 homes in siskiyou county is now 40% contained. the mckinney fire has been burning for about a week now and it started in the klamath

national forest near the california oregon border. cal fires as it's now burned more than 60,000 acres making it the largest wildfire in the state so far this year. not far from the mckinney fire a cluster of wildfires is burning between the communities of syed and happy camp. it's being called the yeti complex the lightning sparked fires started on tuesday and have shut down a portion of highway 96 flames have burned more than 12 square miles and containment is at 10% tonight. hundreds of structures are threatened and evacuation orders are in place. well moving on education is one of the key components in building a better bay area. so tonight we are focusing on the new school year which has started or is about to start. this year inflation has made it harder for some families to cover the cost of school supplies abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how one young woman has spent a decade helping students succeed. binders we notebooks headphones

diana garabay is ready for seventh grade. now that she has the school supplies. she needs to succeed. he's going to be a big help for you. now that school started. yeah a lot of help. yeah. thank you. everything from notebooks to rulers and glue sticks are part of stuff the bus a free school supply giveaway at deer valley high school and antioch organized for the past 10 years by 21 year old. so wilson with the help of volunteers coming from a low-income family myself, you know, i i clarissa organized her first supply giveaway when she was in sixth grade after realizing some classmates didn't have the tools. they needed check it out. we're talking thousands of backpacks. all the school supplies are donated every year for clarissa's goodwill mission parents of families have always been, you know, struggling but

we have noticed an increase in those families. this is really helping a lot hard times with covid and this is really helping keep extra food in our family by giving us backpacks. it is expensive just to buy food is expensive. so supplies all that. they need this year is great. clarissa is now a senior at san diego state university with big plans ahead. i have a strong love for community service and this is something that i want to make a career out of doing she hopes to start a nonprofit for founding ocean to continue helping families during back to school season. yeah. we just want to keep it going. in antioch cornell bernard abc 7 news meantime parents and students on the peninsula also got help preparing for the upcoming return to the classroom. today samaritan house gave away about a thousand backpacks in school supplies the group will give away about 2,000 more as the start of the school year approaches. the ceo of samaritan house says this year at the free supplies

are especially needed. it's the cost of food the cost of gas cost of rent is just tearing them apart and what we're able to do here today is give out 3,500 backpacks full of age-appropriate school supplies, so that these kids can start school ready to learn and feeling great about themselves. samaritan house held today's giveaway at the san mateo county event center. each backpack is filled with spiral notebooks and pens along with pencils and crayons for the younger kids and much more. school district officials in marin say parents and students could expect the same covid protocols that were in place at the end of last school year when classes resume later this month that includes frequent hand washing at home testing and masking indoors on campus back in may about 20 schools in marin experienced covid outbreaks the marin independent journal reports district officials are awaiting updated guidance from the state department of public health and the cdc.

coast marine schools will start the week of august 15th. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 a social media nightmare the abc 7 news i-team has what happened to one man all over handle handle that someone else wanted. and this is not what you would expect to see at death valley in the middle of august an update on severe flooding that stranded hundreds of tourists. and mostly clear skies right now with his live view from sfo, but the clouds will move in overnight. we'll wake up to grace guys tomorrow. morning before sunshine returns in the forecast and i'll talk about a warm-up with the accuweather 7-day forecast.

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afghanistan at least 16 people have been killed and dozens more injured in two separate bomb blasts in the past 48 hours in the city of kabul night abc 7 news reporter tara campbell spoke with a local afghan evacuee who says the bombings hit way too close to home clean up on the streets of kabul after a saturday morning. bomb blast killed at least eight people and injured dozens more it comes just one day after a car bomb killed another eight people in the capital city when we saw this in social media. i we just talked with our family member and they was safe. for nazrula. amir's eye. he worked alongside the us four years and evacuated amid the taliban take over nearly one year ago now living in concord his family still in kabul my young sisters and brothers. they are at home now, so they are not able to go to school. they're not able to go to the

the city the buzzar so they are like a prisoner playing for saturday's blast is likely to fall on the islamic state it took it for friday's deadly car explosion near a shiite mosque everyone in afghanistan. are they are worried about their family the attacks come days after hundreds of afghans took to the streets protesting the us drone strike that killed the leader of al-qaeda and here in the bay area local resettlement agencies are working trying to make sure afghan evacuees can stay here permanently. this would also potentially pave the way to bring family members over. already our asylum system is so packed more than a thousand afghans have landed in the bay area since september needing legal assistance to navigate the immigration process every single organization that we know they are at their maximum capacity and every one of them has a

reading glass. meanwhile the clock is ticking on their stay. it's a temporary status that will expired in two years so that two years of at that point is right there as for nazrula. he anxiously waits hoping to be reunited with his family. they also will worry about me and i'm alsoever them. so i will be very happy to join them in america and see them tara campbell abc 7 news. developments now in death valley were hundreds of guests are trapped by flash flooding they were able to drive out of the park today after cruise cleared. through rocks and mud the park remained closed as many roads were critically damaged by friday's deluge about 60 cars belonging to staff and visitors are buried under debris at the inn at death valley authorities have been conducting aerial searches for stranded vehicles in remote areas. no injuries have been reported from the record-breaking rains

yesterday was the park's second wettest day ever with nearly one and a half inches of rain. well day two of the bay area's biggest music festival is winding down at golden gate park outside lands is wrapping up for the day, but there is one more day of music coming up tomorrow. three-day festival features more than 100 artists on nine different stages nearly a quarter million concert goers are expected to attend tonight's headliner. berkeley's own green day. spending time with my kids and my husband enjoying some live music and some good food and good wine. and so we're just happy to be here. tomorrow is the final day of the festival and the lineup includes the rock band weezer and post malone. dozens of bay area kids with asian american and pacific islander routes are getting a glimpse of themselves and their own heritage on the big screen for free. several aapi organizations are teaming up to buyout movie theaters and allow kids to see the upcoming movie easter

sunday. film stars comedian jo koy and it's based on his life and is the first hollywood movie based on a filipino-american family? one of the free showings was held today at the presidio theater in the marina district. among the organizations taking part in today's event include the japanese community youth council soma filipinas and west bay filipino multi-service center. all right, francis deglassen joining us now with weather before we get to that you should give your sister a shout out for her ties that joe coy. yes. yes. my sister's actually doing the same thing in new york. they bought out a lot of theaters for the jo koi movie and then just a couple nights ago. she was almost gonna open for him and the new york stand-up club, but he's a little too tired. so maybe next time. yeah. definitely. we're all reading for him. i'm gonna watch the movie. i'm excited. i'm glad they're offering it for free and for us tonight, we've got just beautiful conditions clear skies out there right now. that's going to change because we are in a very typical summertime pattern where the marine layer moves in overnight

right now most of the clouds off to the coast and live you from sutro shows you how beautiful it looks in san francisco where it's currently 62 degrees oakland 64, san jose 65 half moon bay cooler fr eratorium we're looking towards the bay bridge and in santa rosa and petaluma upper 50s, and we'll see low 60s already in napa and fairfield and livermore at 61 for folks heading to outside lands tomorrow. i think you'll need a jacket temperatures will stay in the 60s and even though we'll warm up to 66 in the afternoon. that's when the breeze will pick up at around four five o'clock. and then that's when temperatures start to come down and it'll be closer to 61 degrees by 10 o'clock in the evening. so here's a forecast animation. we'll see the marine layer and the clouds push in. it'll make its deepest push around 7 o'clock in the morning and you see the areas of green, that could be some sprinkles and some drizzle especially closer to the coast is where we'll most

likely see it but notice by the afternoon and throughout the day lots of sunshine for everyone just some partly cloudy conditions along the north bay shoreline, but everyone else sunny and blue skies lows tonight mainly in the upper 50s to low 60 san francisco 59 oakland 60, san jose 61 degrees now highs for tomorrow are very typical. we'll see 60s at the beaches around the lots of low to mid 70s and some mid-80s inland. so look for high of san francisco to be 68, oakland 72, san jose 79 and the warm spots will be fairfield antioch in the upper 80s for some spots like cloverdale and lakeport at 87 if you're heading to the bay bridge series game tomorrow, you'll just need the sunglasses and the sunscreen will start off at 68 degrees at around one o'clock and actually by 4 o'clock 72, so it'll be quite comfortable you'll notice temperatures look very similar. in fact monday into tuesday. not much change wednesday.

we start to see a bit of a warm-up mainly for inland areas. we start to see some low 90s and then thursday will be the warmest day of the week where we'll see some mid-90s and some of the warmest spots and then some upper maybe upper 70s to near 80s around the bay here is the accuweather seven day forecast. so enjoy the sunshine. we'll just deal with some spotty drizzle and you temperatures at the coast will be in the mid-60s for the next few days around the bay mid-70s and then inland areas will warm up starting on wednesday where we hit the 90-degree mark the warmest afternoon throughout the seven day forecast will be thursday. looking good into next weekend plenty of sunshine, but we just have a very typical pattern and we're kind of near average dion so it can i think you can enjoy all the sunshine and the end of summer. yeah. it well we can all right spencer. oh my god.

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like we have a chance to to her runs on the board two new guys in the lineup makes everything deeper and gives you a chance to to use the bench in a different way. we've had games where we've left more than more runners on base than eight. and you know, you got to get a big hit when when especially with there's two outs and guys on base, so we just weren't able to come through today. canton ohio, once again the scene for the pro football hall of fame ceremony 49ers defensive lineman bryant young earning his gold jacket and played his entire 14-year career in san francisco became a super bowl champion four-time pro bowler and was a member of the 1990s all decade team. he spoke about his family and dedicated his speech to his son colby who died of cancer back in 2016. the treatments were hard. kobe showed immense courage he felt good for months. we really were hopeful. the following october kobe said that i have a headache.

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being called a votorama which means lawmakers are taking up all the possible amendments to the inflation reduction act its process that will likely take hours if passed the bill will mark the largest climate investment by the us and there are several other big items at stake. abc news reporter christine, sloan is following this developing story. the senate working around the clock this weekend on what's being called. the inflation reduction act. the bill makes the single biggest investment in clean energy in the nation's history allows medicare to negotiate some prescription drug prices sets a $2,000 annual cap on out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors and locks in a minimum corporate tax rate of 15% senate democrats are praising the bill while senate republicans are opposed it will reduce. relation it will lower prescription drug costs. it will fight climate change. it will close tax loopholes and

it will reduce reduce the deficit democrats bill will do nothing to meaningfully cut inflation. hundreds of billions of dollars in taxacts on a struggling economy will help them will help kill american jobs the senate voted to begin debate. day evening it is absolutely imperative. that we show the american people. that we are capable of representing the needs of ordinary people. we're about to power misery on top of misery. or about to increase gas taxes. at a time you can't afford it senators then began a process known as voterama voting on dozens of proposed amendments to the bill before a final vote using a special budget process democrats need just 51 votes or a simple majority for it to pass. no republicans have said they'll support it with midterms. just three months away democrats are hoping to get this to president biden's desk quickly, but the measure would also have

to pass the house christine sloan abc news, new work from threats to fake food deliveries to his son's elementary school being put on lockdown a former silicon valley tech executive and his family continued to be harassed over a social media handle. abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie. sierra is digging into what investigators are calling the black market for social media. is hard to imagine there's a black market out there for social media accounts, but this story paints a bizarre picture of how it all works the suspects do whatever it takes to harass their victims their families to the point where they fear for their own safety and it's all over an instagram and twitter handle. for chris eberle this bizarre nightmare started in march 2020 with a strange text. i i really couldn't figure out like if it was if it was a joke the former netflix executive received this message that said hey christopher gonna need at

ginger on instagram harassment to you and family. we'll start now my heart also kind of dropped a little bit. it was like, this is super weird. i replied with lol and they wrote back. haha. okay everly thought that was the end of it until 30 minutes later. he gets a phone call. it's a local 650 number. so i answered and the guy on the other end said yeah. hey, i'm outside with your tow truck. i was like sorry. it's like is this chris everly? i was like it is he's like, yeah, you called for a tow truck. i'm outside your house. he walked out saw no one there turns out a tow truck showed up at his former address down the street everly figured it was a prank but little did he know it was just the beginning. what i got up in the morning. and i had like a barrage of missed calls voicemails texts. from delivery drivers there was like a papa john's guy. hey, i'm here with your order. hello. hello the suspects taunting him with this text. did you like the tow trucks the

next day? it doesn't stop his phone blowing up with texts and calls from chicago, san diego upstate, new york, brooklyn and new england all places where my extended family lives. everly says this continued intermittently over the course of several years the first wave hitting in march and april of 2020 where hundreds of fake doordash delivery orders were made in his name all across the country because this is not cool man his phone overwhelmed with voicemails like this and you know a lot of time i really says the suspects even researched the names and addresses of his extended. family, so his daughter mom sister and all of his in-laws became bombarded with non-stop food delivery sent to their house even his own office at netflix all these angry people were trying to find chris everly to give him his his pizzas except i didn't order them. after a barrage of angry callers

and threatening. texts suspects hit even closer to home. friends son everly got an urgent call and email warning his son's elementary school. was placed on lockdown due to a threat of an active shooter nearby turned out to be moreno avenue his former address. he spoofed my number so it looked like these calls were coming from my mobile number even though they weren't and they called 911 the person who called said that they had killed their girlfriend. they were barricaded inside the house that they gave the address my former address and said they would kill anybody who came close to the house. the suffix were swatting which is when someone makes a fake call to 911 to get a large police presence to a particular address. every emergency services vehicle in palo alto. it's from stanford sort of descended on our previous residents all of this over social media handle. that's right. all this for social media handles that i assume they were just going to take and sorry try to either try to sell us. there's a black market for

social media handles turns out chris is not alone everly and other victims formed a support group called handle heroes and contacted the fbi investigate the harassment. what can you do? if you're in this this person or anybody you're sort of helpless tech ceo ben baharan specializes on social media market research and trend an alysis explains. there's a growing black market for where social media handles. how do they get this much information and this much leverage over someone based on again public information right and to know where you live to know where your family as i mean, that's one frightening to begin with but let alone that they that there's that much. desire right to take an account or achieve an account and now two years later. the people behind this still won't stop it still happening as recently as a couple of weeks ago. my mom received, you know a pizza order at her house in in my name. my my in-laws the same thing.

it doesn't make any sense. none of it ever made sense. yeah, it really doesn't make sense right now chris. eberle did give away his instagram and twitter handle at ginger not to the suspects but to a company that provides mental health services. he says this harassment has happened to several of his former facebook colleagues as well. and even today it's still won't stop the fbi told us the investigation into his case is ongoing. what a story stephanie sierra reporting. well still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. this is something we really have missed because of the pandemic. it's the march of the penguins at the san francisco zoo there really isn't much else to say more video though of these adorable birds next. yeah, they are so cute. and what's really nice is we have a beautiful clear sky right now over san francisco where you can see the city lights the fog will be moving in overnight with some drizzle. in the morning, but we have more sunshine ahead and i'll talk about a warm-up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. accuweather 7-day forecast.

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spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back francisco zoo's most popular events the annual march of the penguins is i mean just look at these five adorable magellanic penguin chicks. they made their way past hundreds of guests to their new home on penguin island, the penguin chicks took their first swim after graduating from fish school. they were taught how to eat whole fish swim and socialize with their handlers the chicks bring the zoos total penguin population to 59. i could watch that all day. well special day for dozens of kids who are patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital. it was a special day for families as well as you can see at the 25th chris mudge pediatric picnic. event at mcnair's beach park in san rafael hasn't been held for two years because of the pandemic and it certainly was a highlight for kids and their

families who have faced similar challenges like organ transplants. there was a dj food kayaking and even crafts for the kids. it's the opportunity to be normal. you know, there's no you yourself you can't tell. patients who's got a transplant who doesn't have a trust, but you can't a day to about everything else organizers say doctors and patients begin are able to see each other in real life and that gives so much. hope to everyone nice to see a great weather, you know cooperate for those kids and their families today. yeah. you notice a lot of sunshine out there. so it's beautiful to be outdoors. it's going to be another beautiful day tomorrow temperatures right now, lots of six seasons and a few upper 50s out there, nevada 57 oakland 64, san jose 65 and overnight. cool into the upper 50s to low 60s. we'll see them marine layer move in overnight, and then it's going to be strong enough to cross the bay and into the east

bay possibly into some of the valleys and then tomorrow plenty of sunshine once again, so the clouds will pull back to the coast. we'll see at the beaches 60s around the bay look for load mid 70s, and and the inland areas will warm up. the mid 80s so san francisco 68 oakland 72 for the bay bridge series game tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast will deal with some possible spotty drizzle near the beaches tomorrow morning, but then plenty of sunshine and a similar pattern through tuesday before we start to see a bit of warming especially for inland areas on wednesday, and then the warmest afternoon for everyone will be on thursday. so plenty of sunshine for the week ahead dion. our director just reminded me that your name is francis. oh i'll take it as a comment. he is with spencer. okay, francis. thank you chris now with the preview of sports. hey, chris. dion coming up in sports a new class gets inducted in a pro football's hall of fam including bryant young with kyle shanahan

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sponsored by river rock casino 49ers defensive lineman bryant young did it all on the football field 14 seasons all with san francisco. he became a super bowl champ four-time pro bowler and was the comeback player of the year in 1999 recovering from an injury that nearly caused him to amputate his leg in his tenth year of eligibility young finally got his call to the hall before practice 49ers head coach. kyle shanahan was asked about his memories of bryant young shanahan's father. mike was the team's offensive coord. time when young began his nfl journey which gave kyle an opportunity to take a front-row seat for the beginning of by's career. i mean, i love by i was a ball boy when he got drafted. he talked about a rookie who comes in who's doesn't act like a rookie. that guy was a man from day one

and for me to even know that as a seventh grader, i mean it shows how unusual was and how much he stuck out so deserving as a player and one of the the most impressive people too other hall of inductees with bay area ties, calistoga native and san jose state grad -- vermeil, who was the head coach of the greatest show on turf leading the saint louis rams to a super bowl title back in 1999 his very first head coaching job at any level san mateo's hillsdale high back in the early 60s some of those players made the trek to canton to see their old coach and he made sure to mention them in his speech. where's my hillsdale guys? now remember here they are. i still call them kids. they're in their high 70s today. okay. my two starting guards my offensive center the quarterback and running back and the captain of the team was sitting back there from hillsdale nights guys. give me a growl. alright guys. thank you for being here.

what an honor. that is great another inductee who should have been inducted well before this the late great wide receiver cliff branch who played all 14 years with the raiders won three super bowls branch passed away in august of 2019 and his long overdue induction comes 37 years after his final season in silver and black his sister elaine anderson said it was a great day regardless. today is bittersweet because we missed our beloved clifford. and sweet because it is now history. i want to tell you there's a sweet spirit in this place today. our clifford number 21 would not miss his instrument for nothing. he longed for this day and 21 is seated front and center with al davis and john madden. let's kick it a sea of green

quakes in austin, texas 20th minute tied at one off the corner kick austin scully punching it way far away and then 40 yards out. but paul marie fires in that is in quakes. take a 2-1 lead. austin scores the next two quakes down one in the 88th minute and jeremy of boba see with the great header to tied at three so nice, we show it twice and this ends in a 3-3 draw the quakes have never lost to austin in five meetings, but this is the third tie dancing in san jose sem also the silicon valley classic shelby rogers against veronica coutamatova riders in control the whole way and wins in straight sets 6-3 and 6-4 for her first silicon valley finals appearance due to injuries. it's her first finals appearance anywhere in six years. she'll face daria kazakina in the finals tomorrow. aria lost in the finals last year. hey, you see this mets embrace from new york and i have never seen this before met starting pitcher max scherzer winding up mid delivery. and stops the reason the batboy

ran behind home plate to go grab some items in the on deck circle. i've watched a lot of baseball my day and this right here is a first he might need to reread the batboy user manual before next game the mets did sweep the day night doubleheader, but there you go. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino deon chris thanks. that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at i'm dionne lim. we'll see you in the morning. have a great night. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you.

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