forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the former president of the united states now under investigation for potential violations of the espionage act obstruction of justice and criminal handling of government reports tonight. we're learning more about the fbi search warrant for donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim a federal judge unsealed the search warrant for former president trump's mar-a-lago home today abc 7 news reporter carina. nova is in the newsroom with what that search warrant reveals karina dan dion it reveals exactly what fbi agents we're looking for and found including classified documents. fbi agents took 11 sets of classified documents including at least one that was marked top

secret only people with the highest security clearance are allowed to have those documents the search warrant shows the fbi had reason to believe those items contain sensitive material that pertain to national security the washington post has reported some of them had to do with nuclear weapons. we also learn just department is looking into weather trump violated three different criminal statutes those include violations of the espionage act obstruction of justice and criminal handling of government records republican members of the house-intelligence committee today continued to to push back against monday's raid. because many other options were available to them. we're very concerned of the method that was used in rating marlargo and the nine hours that transpired while they were in the former president's home. republicans are threatening to launch investigations into the fbi as well as the department of justice the former president. no longer has a security clearance and democrats are

focusing on the potential consequences. are laws against the improper handling? of of this material there are laws against that and the and we have to recognize that the this this information as it is coming across and we don't really know more later is highly classified. well above top secret. the department of justice says the search warrant was issued after a subpoena for the documents in april then in june the fbi asked trump to return the documents that led to monday's raid of mar-a-lago. the former president has claimed. he declassified all of the documents in his possession live in the newsroom karina, nova abc 7 news. all right, karina. thank you very much some breaking news in san jose where our car has slammed into an apartment building and hit a gas meter as you can see sparking of fire sky seven was over the scene on calmore court just off calmore avenue. you can see the suv lodged in

the side of the building surrounded by heavy flames, san jose fire has called a second alarm saying the fire has extended into the attic of this four-unit building. there are no reports of injuries right now. that's the good news here. we're going to bring you updates on this breaking news here on the air and on the abc 7 streaming app as well two new developments now a 19 year old man and a teenager were charged today with murder in the shooting. of uber driver khan, patrick fung the 19 year old suspect's name is major willis and police are not releasing the juvenile suspect's name or age both were arrested tuesday fun. you may remember was waiting in his car for an uber job near oakland's little saigon neighborhood last month when surveillance video shows two people approach in an attempted carjacking one can be seen and heard fir. gun what records indicate surveillance video helped identify those suspects? crime and safety concerns in oakland, especially downtown is

prompting action tonight tonight, the police department announced that it will have an increased presence across the area this weekend. they'll also be limiting traffic there the move follows two separate deadly shootings early last saturday to others were wounded the increased violence was the topic of a town hall meeting hosted this past week by mayor libby schaaf. all right, let's move down to an update on the investigation into yesterday's deadly shooting we reported to you outside of 24 hour fitness in brentwood tonight police announced that one of the suspects who was detained yesterday has now been identified as one of the shooters and they say that same 17 year old was also injured he has been booked into the contra costa county juvenile detention center for murder a second suspect was released from police custody after it was determined that he was not the shooter 21 year old caesar arana died in the shooting that also injured three others family and community members of in oakley woman alexis gabe gathered outside contra costa district attorney diana becton's office

in martinez demanding justice new details released by antioch police showed the mother of alexis's suspected killer knew of her death. now the gabe family is asking the da to file charges against alicia coleman clark mother of marshall jones. he was killed by police outside, seattle, washington back in june now despite his death. the gabe family is demanding answers and justice. it seems like the ba has forgotten about us. we all know that marshall jones is dead. but it doesn't mean our cases get to. da has not charged coleman clark for insufficient evidence after today's event da becton has decided to meet with the gabe family and local authorities next week. we're hearing tonight from the san francisco store owner shot by a man with a homemade gun who was upset apparently over a losing lottery ticket hisham. abu says the incident happened just after he opened his store

sam's market on wednesday morning. abu says the man came in with the lottery ticket and became angry when he was told it wasn't a winner. he told me or you sell affect the kids and he have like a balloon in his hand with a pen from the front and he have a piece of wardens almost one foot long and he hit you know, the balloon with the piece of wood and a politic was out and it hit my shoulder. here's a look at abu's injury nothing to joke about here. he says he didn't realize he was shot until someone else told him. the suspect is in custody and abu says he hopes he'll stay there so he doesn't hurt anyone else. jump in the water turn to deadly for an oakland man enjoying a summer day at the beach thankfully though a neuroic jet skiers sprang into action and managed to save three members of his family. i spoke to that jet skier in a story. you'll see only on seven. i got friends and family.

we're just hanging at the beach. doing some barbecue and just listen to some good music. and suddenly everything changes the joys of summer spending time at sandy beach came to a screeching. halt for marco santos wednesday afternoon. yeah guy came to us and said who has the jet ski, he asked me for how because they're with someone drowning without hesitation marcos jumped into action jet skiing several hundred yards to reach for people struggling in the water. according to the solano county sheriff's office. they had jumped off the dock just moments before i took all my own vest and handled to her. and the rest of the best i start to handle to the other people. so i stand her. show members. thanks god. i i carry two extra life vests

in my jet. ski, you can see the concerned onlookers as marcos brings the first what you don't see is the 20 year old man who didn't make it search and rescue teams used underwater drones today to find his body from the bottom of my heart. i wish i could save him as well i can still here this cream is in my head every night, you know. the solano county sheriff's office tells me the waters off sandy beach are deep and the currents are always strong at the time of this tragedy. the tide was just coming in. just last month three men died after entering the water to save an eight year old boy in the sacramento river not far away something marcos debated doing himself. thanks god. i i was able to think twice and just get help to those people first. he hopes the who was there with search teams today? but requested privacy finds peace soon, please don't stop searching for him. don't stop.

the family needs needs him and as someone who witnessed a drowning as a child in his native brazil marcos shares his story today in hopes. it'll save more lives. use of safest just be be cautious water is dangerous. if the story just saves one life marcos, just so humble. the solano county sheriff's office tells me they have not determined whether alcohol played a factor in the drowning the search for the drowned man's body continues. the bacteria that causes legionnaire's disease has been found at more locations in napa county investigators say they discovered high levels of legionella inside a cooling tower at the county hall of justice. it was also found in a pond at the embassy suites hotel on california boulevard last week. the bacteria was also identified in a cooling tower at that. same hotel legionnaire's disease is a type of pneumonia. it is caused by bacteria that grows in warm water often from air conditioning units hot tubs

fountains or plumbing systems 13 people in napa county have been diagnosed with the disease since july 11th. one person died two others remain in the hospital. getting your monkeypox shot in san francisco is getting easier zuckerberg san francisco. general hospital is offering shots this weekend abc 7 news reporter, lena howland spoke with the hospital's ceo about the unexpected clinic and plans to get more shots in the arms of those who need them. morning after morning people seeking the monkeypox vaccine have lined up at zuckerberg san francisco general. hospital i think the whole gay community in the city is just trying to get vaccinated for monkeypox. and at first it was so hard to do it. no associate was no exception. i mean, we just we have to have it and so i'm glad to get it today and i hope everybody who needs it can get it. he's been trying for weeks to get in with no luck because of limited supply but it's so frustrating like we need this and we're hearing more and more stories of folks who contracted

monkeypox and it's like horribly painful and it's just it's outrageous that we haven't been given the vaccines that we need, but the hospital ceo tells us that's all about to change as they're offering their first weekend vaccine clinic starting this saturday at 8 o'clock in an effort to provide equal access to these vaccines for everyone. now what we want to make sure is that we're available to everybody in the community because we want to make sure that you know, we're as convenient and meeting people where they need to be met as possible san francisco received around 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses at the beginning of the week. we just get what we get when we get it and we'll be open we've been open this week with the 10,000 doses. we'll be open tomorrow. we'll see how we do. we may be open again on monday and then we'll wait and see what vaccine is available to us after that earlier this week the fda offered new guidance on how the vaccine could be administered to get more doses out of a single vial erlich says her hospital is

not doing that at this time. we have a lot of clinical experts who look at all the data and decide the best way to handle a scarce supply of resource and right now based on the evidence they have this is the best way for us to proceed in san francisco. i'm just glad to get it done lena how land abc 7 news coming up here help for thousands of students as they head back to school. how one event in the south bay is making a difference and alleviating some pressure for families plus an historic bay area taiko dojo in danger of closing will tell you why when abc 7 news at 5 returns

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the month. it'll be forced to close its doors. it was founded in 1968 by seiji tanaka who was instrumental in bringing taiko drumming to the united states. we spoke with his son today about the rent increase. we were we are currently paying 2,700 a month. the rent is going to be more than double almost triple. to what the market rate is and unfortunately at first i thought they were crazy. they were playing games on us. they're just trying to scare us as big number. yeah, is scary. the dojo has until the end of the month to find a new location. it is asking for donations on its website to help find that new spot. well all across the bay area. the new school year is getting started and that means new school supplies, but they're expensive as you know, as some families struggle with record inflation local organizations. however, offering some relief abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has the story. as governments work to reduce

the impacts of inflation bay area families continue to take hits now to their finances. it's time for older family because we are in pandemic caused that we lose work people don't have jobs a story familiar to too many. that's why it was important for mary lou a mom of two school-aged kids to head to this back to school event at sacred heart community services the san jose nonprofit gave up 3,800 backpacks over two days for its pack the back event that wrapped up friday now, each the backpacks are filled with eyes based on the student's grade level and their needs and of course much of these supplies don't come cheap. so the organizers here at sacree provides huge financial relief inflation is a really big deal this year. just everything's more expensive, especially basic things and so our families often tell us that by getting the backpacks and the school supplies that's allowing them to set aside money for the rent right or for the food the national retail federation says families are expected to spend

168 dollars more on average for back to school shopping this year compared to 2019 sacred heart estimates. they've helped offset up to 150 dollars per child. i love this organization because they do so much this thing take some of the law the pack of back event has happened annually, but long time volunteers tell me this here is different. they're definitely definitely seems like more people this year. it's not just school supplies local families need help with the nonprofit says it's seen an increased need across the board. for the services they offer like rental and utility assistance. we do have families because the rent is so high because maybe they lost a earner during the pandemic. this has become really kind of a source of basic resources sacred heart says through support from community members who are in a position to help they can continue to provide services. you can donate at sacred heart cs.org in san jose exact fuentes abc 7 news.

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an hour at sfo typically one of our windy spots napa casting to 25 miles an hour. all right. here's what's going to happen that low that's been keeping our temperatures from really rising, too. much is finally meandering northward. that's going to allow high pressure over the desert southwest to build westward and bring the heat. it's also going to bring some of that monsoon flow next week into california, which means rain for the sierra, southern, california here in the bay area submit in high level clouds out of it if you're traveling bay area airports. this is the hawaiian airlines forecast sunny skies at our local airports mild to warm west wind 10 to 20 mid 70s to low 80s. it's really going to be nice looking weather honolulu 86 partly cloudy sunshine in new york city 80 chicago you're looking at a chance of showers and los angeles warm 89 degrees looking at emeryville camera just blue skies right now limited morning fog tomorrow warmer this weekend. we're looking at a stretch of hot summer days inland next week with increasing clouds and humidity midweek with the

monsoon flow increasing morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s patchy fog to start the day afternoon highs will look like this 91 and morgan hill 84 in san jose in the south bay 77 sunnyvale on the peninsula 78 in palo alto 66 half moon bay downtown san francisco 72 degrees. so temperatures will be at or a little bit above average for this time of year north bay upper 80s from novato to san rafael 93 in calistoga 86, napa 92 santa rosa in the east bay 76 in berkeley. you need the sunscreen 79 fremont, oakland 77 inland areas getting a little hotter. so 94 and brentwood 93 in fairfield 90 in livermore. looking ahead to sunday temperatures coming up even more upper 90s inland. look at that on monday. it's going to be steamy inland at least near the coast enough of a sea breeze to keep those temperatures in the 60s accuweather 78 forecast mild to hot tomorrow. you start to feel the heat inland sunday and then we turn it up a little more summer sizzle monday tuesday with those triple digits inland

temperatures backing off midweek, but the humidity comes up right now no chances of thunderstorms here locally the un you, sandy. moving on tonight author solomon rushdie is on a ventilator and cannot speak because of an attack this morning in new york. rushdie was stabbed twice while on stage just before a lecture the 75 year old was airlifted to a hospital rushdie's agent says he will likely lose an eye and that the nerves in his arm were severed. the agent also says rusty's liver was injured a 24 year old new jersey man named hadi matar was taking into custody right after that attack rushdie has been the subject of death threats for decades because of a book he wrote in 1988 called satanic versus actress and hayes has died following a car crash last week in los angeles the 53 year old suffered serious injuries and had been in a coma a blood test revealed narcotics in her blood but no alcohol heche was declared brain dead

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tonight several breaking headlines as we come on the air. a federal magistrate judge unsealing the search warrant for former president trump's home at mar-a-lago. what they allegedly found. the warrant revealing trump is under investigation for potential violations of the espionage act and possible obstruction of jutice. the property receipt showing what federal agents took from mar-a-lago, including 11 sets of classified information, some marked top secret. one set of documents referring to top secret sensitive information, meaning only a select few are allowed access in secure locations. so what does this all mean now and where does this go from here? jonathan karl and dan abrams standing by. also tonight, author salman rushdie attacked on stage in western new york. a man stabbing him repeatedly before being tackled by police.