where you can see a lot of police activity. including a number of yellow evidence markers. there is at least one person who died and a large crowd watching police investigate. we have calls into richmond police and we will bring you more details as soon as we get them into our newsroom. doubt it's a nice top story, what is believed to be the discovery of the car and body of kiely rodni. it was discovered in the lake near the party she was at on august 6. >> the discovery helps bring some closure to her family. zach fuentes has a statement they relates just hours ago. -- released just hours ago. >> this family has been in a terrible state of limbo for 15 days. i will read a portion of it to you right now. while we accept this sadness,

the rising sunshine apostolate upon us reminding us not to mourn her loss. she will surely remain with us even though we will not get her back. it is the outcome that nobody wanted. kiely rodni was last seen near a campground in truckee. an suv that looked like the one that she was driving was seen pulled from a lake. >> we believe it is our missing person. we have not been able to positively identify but it is more than likely where we are today. >> authorities had searched the large perimeter, surging with sonar and divers but it was the independent group with purpose that found the vehicle. >> we placed to sonar boats in the water. by: 15 am, nick detected an

object underwater using cutting edge sonar technology from garmin. i was then able to confirm that it was a vehicle. in roughly 14 feet of water and only 55 feet offshore. >> they addressed the discovery. >> how did we not find it when we were searching. the lake was extensively searched. we had divers, swimmers, i think that is part of what we will have to go back to do an debrief. >> harold says search-and-rescue are often not stocked up enough or equipped with the highest level of technology. especially when it comes to more difficult missions like diving. >> a lot of times, they are voluntary arms of the chair. search-and-rescue teams are

comprised of volunteers. >> discovery is far from a celebratory event but says all involved in the search should be proud of bringing some sense of closure to a grieving family. >> i would not fault the sheriff but i will government does who the work because that is very difficult and dangerous work that they have chosen to do and volunteered their time to do. >> there are a lot of questions law enforcement was not able to answer at this morning's press conference like how the car got into the water, how long it was there. even which agency first got into contact with the volunteer group that ended up finding the car. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >> adventures with purpose is a community funded team that does underwater recovery. they spent how they got involved

in the search for missing persons. >> it became a calling. when the family reached out to me in the fall of 2019. they had seen these videos we were putting on youtube of finding vehicles and pulled them out of the water. they said we have lost loved one. we have a cell phone ping at this program. can you come help us? >> on his website, adventures with purpose says it has helped solve 23 missing persons cases since 2019. they plan to search for two other missing california women. julie sifuentes and annette adams has not been heard from since april 5 of 2021 in san luis obispo. >> new details on the midair collision between two small planes in watsonville. we know who died in the crash. the first plane, a twin-engine cessna was carrying carl krupa

and they were from the central valley. the second plane, a single engine was being flown by stewart from santa cruz. no one survived. they are still investigating the crash which happened as both planes were coming in for landings. the municipal airport does not have a control tower. radio recordings indicate the two pilots were in communication and hence each other shortly before the crash. we are getting word of a horrible dui crash in mendocino county and a connection to an eye team investigation from eight years ago. 10 days ago, a suspected drunk driver crossed of the double yellow line along south 101, slamming into a minivan carrying a family of five. a mother and a 15-year-old suffered serious injuries. that other driver is tyson young , a former state park ranger caught on camera passed out in

his patrol car, still running and in gear. he lost his job after a dui conviction in 2014 and has worked for caltrans since then. they tell the icm they have forwarded the case to the mendocino county district attorney. the da has told us he is considering filing only charges. an update on the story we have been following as part of our work to build a better bay area. the to deter illegal street sales has been removed by a group of activists. you spoke to vendors who say the city is taking too long with the permit process. what else did they tell you? >> what is happening in the mission district is the consequence of a backlog. they have 150 vendors who want permits to sell legally on the streets. the challenge is getting the city's process applications.

without the approvals, police officers cannot enforce a law that prohibits illegal vending. questions like any other business owner, lopez does the same. the difference is she has to set up every day to sell jewelry on this corner of 24th street. >> when i start to come here and there positive so my merchandise, it was very different, much more safe. a different kind of people. >> lately, new vendors came in and are selling stolen merchandise and drugs. her concern is her nine-year-old daughter who has been coming to work with her during the summer break. >> we can even walk over there because people are squished together and it smells really bad. >> at the request of the supervisor, bart placed this fence to stop open drug use and illegal vending from having one her property.

the plan was to have this fenced up until the san francisco public works department assigned vendor approvals to sell. this fence was removed by a group of activists. >> it is frustrating to me that it has taken this long to get the online permanent existing up -- permit system up. request not all applications have been processed. the portal just went live last week. >> until they process these applications, they don't feel comfortable enforcing the law. >> over list has grown to 150 people who are looking to apply for permits. >> miguel is working for someone who tells him every thing was purchased but does not tell him from where. to get a permit, they will need show receipts. request these things are stolen

or purchased? request these things were purchased. >> they are hoping for a miracle. that is what her name translates to. >> you are basically your mom's security. >> yes. question street vendors and community leaders are having a meeting to advise a city on how to proceed. during this meeting, they will decide if they want the fence to be placed back on 24th street. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc7news. the san francisco city attorney's office as it is investigating why a san rafael police officer dropped off a mentally ill man in san francisco, leaving him alone in a residential area with no resources. liz is live with more on the story you will only see on seven. >> the incident was caught on video. you really have to do a double take when you see it.

this was a police officer dumping a man in san francisco. the police department is now apologizing but the people who live here want to know why he was brought across county lines and why he was not provided more resources. it is not something san franciscans might expect to see but here it is, caught on camera. a police officer from marin county dropping off a man who appears to be homeless and mentally ill on 14th avenue in san francisco. i shot a neighbor who asked not to be identified and recorded this video from her home across the street. she said after the officer unloaded the man and his belongings, he drove off. the neighbors who saw what happened said after the man was dropped off here he started causing trouble in the neighborhood. he seemed to let something on fire and then started throwing rocks and dressing in a driveway. >> the san francisco police department and san francisco fire were called to respond. they arrived 35 minutes after the man was left.

>> san francisco is not a dumping ground. >> david chiu says his office is now investigating. >> it is disturbing to think that another jurisdiction would drop someone experiencing homelessness or mental health challenges in the middle of a residential neighborhood with no services or resources around. it doesn't make for a good outcome. >> ought to acknowledge that we made a mistake. >> scott early is a spokesperson for the san rafael police department. he says they should never have driven the men into san francisco or any other outside county. >> this looks like a situation where they did not want to do with this person so they just brought them to san francisco to let the city deal with it. >> i understand that is what it looks like and i want to extend our apologies not only to that community but the first responders who had to deal with the subject. >> his office is looking into how often this could be happening. he pointed to a 2013 lawsuit san francisco filed against the

state of nevada for dumping mentally ill patients >> we will look to hold any jurisdiction accountable that is proven to engage in this behavior. any jurisdiction that is thinking about doing this. they need to think twice. >> spokesperson says he believes the man asked to be taken to san francisco after he was picked up at the northgate mall where he had been causing a disturbance but says he should not have been driven here. they are addressing the issue with the officer involved and with the supervisor on duty. who approved him doing this. >> what should have been done? how should police handle this? >> san rafael pd says they could have tried to find him shelter or guided him to public transportation like a bus stop but they do say resources are limited on where to take a person like this and that is a bigger issue that could be

addressed. unequivocally, they should not have taken him to san francisco. >> thank you so much. next, no new gas stations. which north bay cities want to ban them and why they say this is the right time. >> and we are joined live by michael finney. bank of america denied a customer arrival refund until we got involved. >> i am sandhya patel tracking the heat and the smoke. i will show you why and air-quality advisory has been issued. the hour-by-ho

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>> gas prices may have plateaued after dropping steadily from the record in june. california's average is holding on at 5.42 per gallon. it is roughly a dollar more than the cost a year ago. two cities in sonoma could join several other committees that have been to the construction of new gas stations. the proposal comes as studies adopt climate change initiatives.

but as cornell barnard explains, some are ready to pump the brakes on this idea. >> we don't think the 20 20's is the time to be building new gas stations. >> woody hastings is saying no to anymore gas stations in sonoma county. his grassroots organization has rallied and protested for years to prevent cities from allowing them to be built and preventing existing stations from expanding the number of pumps. >> you all past climate emergency resolutions, why don't we recognize that and put something into it and stop doing things like permitting the dispassion of fossil fuel infrastructure. >> there are 140 guest ages in sonoma county. santa rosa and windsor will consider a band this month. the windsor mayor is often seen riding his bike around town. he supports the ban on new gas

stations. >> there has been no demand for new gas stations in the town of windsor. we have four of them. we are not trying to penalize anyone or hurt anybody but we are trying to take steps forward to preserve what we have on this earth. ? gas stations don't make sense when california is trying to move toward electric vehicles. governor gavin newsom has announced a new cars and trucks sold in the state must be zero or omission by 2035. many drivers like the idea. >> i think we are fine with how many gas stations we have now. >> not everyone agrees. >> there are also drawbacks to a lesser vehicles. making the batteries? how do we do that? request they criticized the ban, say making it harder to find a commodity we need every day generally means costs go up. advocates say they will keep pushing to prevent more gas

stations from moving in. >> we have been buffeted by wildfire. these are consequences of the climate crisis. we are doing things in the north bay to respond to the crisis and this is just one more. >> cornell barnard, abc7news. >> it was a nice weekend. >> it was gorgeous. i know you are tracking a big cool down coming. >> that is right. price will drop out of the 90's and 100. we will be in the 80's. this will be a nice change of pace. i want to say the visible satellite picture right now. it will not be so nice, but we are really keeping our ion which is this fire that is burning around humboldt and trinity counties. you can see that smoke getting pushed eastward on our visible satellite picture because of the wind direction. what will happen tomorrow is wind direction will start to transport some of that smoke into our area so at times, you

will see elevated pollution levels. creating behavior skies. maybe a little bit more smoke than what you're used to. just be ready for this. avoid exposure if you can because it will linger through tomorrow night. when it is hot inside and you don't have ac inside, it is difficult to try to keep your windows and doors closed if possible. as you look at the air-quality up north, it is moderate right now. in the bay area, good air quality. get out and enjoy. we do have that air-quality advisory for tomorrow. most areas in the moderate category. that smoke from the six rivers lightning complex will drift into our area. a hot one today. how to spot santa rosa, 196 in fairfield. 67 in half moon bay. 87 in san jose. temperatures will start to come down a little bit beginning tomorrow. fog just near the coast. the wind is howling.

45 mile-per-hour wind in san francisco. still gusty if you stepping out but by tomorrow morning, they will use. blue skies from the golden camera. 80 in san jose. the sun is shining right now. 94 in santa rosa, 91 in fairfield. blue skies, a good day to be out on the bay. coastal bayside fog with some patchy morning drizzle. much cooler weather is coming your way. tomorrow morning, we start off with the fog and some drizzle. not in the end. tomorrow afternoon, some of those clouds linger along the beaches. temperatures going from the 50's to the 60's tomorrow. this is a shallow layer. some drizzle's as well. 88 degrees in the south bay. 87 in gilroy. on the peninsula, 78 in palo

alto. downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. it will be another breezy to a windy one at the coast. 93 in santa rosa. 77 in oakland. and then areas will be 94 and hot. does temperatures coming down from today. the accuweather 7-day forecast, hazy skies, the heat eases tomorrow. you will notice it is holding steady until the weekend. we will drop you down into the below average category. request coming up next, the governor makes a decision on a controversial proposal, creating safe injection sit

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violence continue to ripple through our community and the level of brazenness is truly horrific. >> oakland police chief addressing the latest homicide in his city, a woman shot to death sunday afternoon. it happened just as she and her friend parked in little saigon. she got out of the car and was immediately approached by someone with a gun. it is one thing to hear about it from officials in -- and another to hear from the families and friends who just lost their loved one. request they spoke to dion lim about the life that was taken. >> i loved her. i appreciated it. she was very special. >> nelson held a special bond with his longtime partner, an immigrant from china who wasn't into a highly accomplished and blood dentist with practices in oakland's chinatown and castro valley.

>> the business came from referral after referral because people trusted her and her work ethic. >> it is a bond of admiration and respect. it was cut short sunday afternoon. the couple were on their way to get a massage in little saigon. they parked just after 2:00 and never made it to that appointment. >> i heard two or three bangs and all of the sudden, this flash. they saw this pull up beside the couple. you can see a suspect emerge, multiple gunshots rang out and no sense as lily was hit twice in the back. nothing was taken. those five seconds changed his life forever. >> i ran around the side of the car and she was semi conscious. not able to really respond. >> nelson held lily in his arms until the ambulance arrived. later that evening she was

pronounced dead at the hospital. request another murder in little saigon. cracked the little saigon and oakland community angered. lily's group of friends who just celebrated her 60th birthday attended the rally and made a call for action. >> we need to make it safe for people and specifically asian people to be safe here. >> we want to live in a place where you know your friends and family will be safe. >> they don't believe this was an attempted robbery as reported by oakland police but an example of the pandemic of hate. >> it is asians were being killed so we have to do something to prevent more killing. >> community groups such as the oakland chinatown approval are moving in a word fund to help catch her killer. abc 7 news. >> if you're looking for an ally

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>> zeppelin has been on top of mind because they like to target alternate sector companies. >> it first surfaced in 2019 and it is growing. here is how it works. >> investigators say scammers will spend weeks trying to hack into their victim's computer networks and in some cases, they will find a glitch and use that to access your computer software and your personal data and then use it to blackmail you. or you will get an email like this. >> to email also known as a phishing attempt will threaten victims that the company has been hacked and if the ransom is not paid often through digital currency like bitcoin, confidential files will be leaked. >> this is not something you can pay your way out of. >> never pay the ransom. if you do, you are twice as likely to be hit with another cyberattack in six months. >> a recent survey shows 80% of businesses that were paid a ransom were also hit against.

>> most of the criminal organizations are operating overseas. even some are traced to cyber espionage groups in china. so what can you do to protect yourself? >> whenever you are logging into any of your devices or computer network. >> regularly update your software and ensure your data is backed up. accessible outside your computer. >> all the newer variants of ransomware will try to find your backups. >> you can file a report to stop ransomware.gov if you think you have been a victim or to the fbi criminal complaint center. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> if you have a story for the abc 7 news i team, go to our website. crisis scammers steal $15,000 from a man's debit card but think says there is no mistake.

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>> unemployed workers received their edd benefits on bank of america debit cards but scammers stole the money. many could not get reimbursed. they were fined $225 million for automatically denying these claims. the problem seems to go away but now, north bay man says thieves drained his debit account. michael finney helped him out. michael, here we go again. >> that is the best way to put it. another edd fraud, another consumer ripped off by feed -- thieves. all his complaints got him nothing until he complained to 7 on your side. >> it was a shock to me that close to $15,000 was taken out of my account. >> i thought this bunny got

stolen from me. i can't get it back. >> someone stole his disability payment from his debit account. nearly $15,000 gone. crimes that money is a lot of money to someone who has a wife and two kids and is on disability. i got behind on my house payment. that did scare me. crisis alfredo realized something was wrong when bank of america poses account in january. when he checked with the bank, he found out his account was now linked to a stranger's email and a phone number in texas. his statement showed several charges he never made but the worst part is he saw a large money transfer totaling nearly 15 ground had gone into three separate bank accounts, none of them belonging to alfredo. >> these transfers being made were not mine. >> he filed a claim but the bank rejected him right away, saying

we have completed a review and determined know ever has occurred. class is like i got hit in the stomach when they denied my claim. not just the first time. >> the bank denied his claim. >> it baffles me to the lack of effort they did to try to rectify this problem, knowing that they have problems like this for the past few years now. >> he says the bank could have checked the accounts there received his money to find the thieves that billy took it. we asked bank of america if they used an automated fraud filter to decide his claim and the spokesperson said we have not used that filter in more than a year. >> you showed so much life into my life. -- you should -- shed so much

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cases are here in the bay area. san francisco has the most. there are almost 50 cases in contra costa county. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccine symptoms and treatment. find it all on our website. that is abc7news.com. >> monkeypox and even polio are in the news. dustin dorsey spoke with an infectious disease expert about it. >> a every day we learn about a new disease that we once did with covid and monkeypox. there have been seven public health emergencies of international concern in the last 15 years according to the world health organization. there are lesser known factors that are partially to blame. >> viruses spread most efficiently based on not only humans getting together in different ways but when you

think about human to human transmission but the whole relationship that humans have to the ecosystem and things around us. >> drought, rising temperatures and even fires, they can make diseases more severe and even give us less chance to cope. throughout california, our climate crises have each played a role in our health according to dr. chen hung. >> we have seen an increase in some diseases. we have seen an increase of valley fever in california. more than four times in the last few decades. >> when animals and insects are impacted by different climate factors, that is where diseases that reside within the spreads us. just like monkeypox. >> it is not a disease of humans, it is a disease of small animals and memos. you can have a big distribution

change based on how animals are changing where they live, what is hospitable, what is not. >> and that pattern of moving for better climate can impact humans as well. since the bay area region is so densely populated, covid has even been able to spread easier. he says the study is another wake-up call to take climate change seriously. >> we have to do all these things so we can soften the blow. the blow was already happening but what we can do is to really mitigate the effects on future generations and on our families and communities. >> dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> a lot of people dealing with some tough weather. >> it is unbelievable what is happening in texas and that part of the country so let's check in with sandia. >> it is a start up system stretching toward the louisiana,

mississippi where as you look at live doppler 7 and you will notice they are getting soaked. they have seen five or 10 inches of rain, some areas 12-15 in texas. they have seen major flooding problems, some record rain there. flood watches are up over the next couple of days. they are expecting some heavy rain to continue. some parts of texas looking at three or four inches of rain on an already soggy ground. parts of texas is dealing with really bad drought and then the rain. climate change is playing a role. fog on live doppler 7. they are coming down a little low. hazy skies tomorrow. mid 60's. the accuweather 7-day forecast, it will turn hazy as smoke from the northern california fires start to impact us. cooler days ahead. a little bump up friday. much cooler this weekend.

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vote yes on 27. >> the 49ers defense has been stellar this preseason. san francisco has five interceptions into games. the defense picked up trey lance three times in practice. he recorded a sack in the win over minnesota. amazing to see what a healthy number 99 can do. >> i was proud of what he has done. he is still getting better. it will be great to see where he ends up by the end of the year when he continues to build all

of those reps and how much better he can be. it will be cool to see. >> and philip we are finally getting back to having fun and being a kid again. not in any pain. i don't have to worry about anything but just playing football. clark's not dealing with pain is amazing for your mental. not just football players but anyone in general. i think that helped him a lot. feeling like himself again. >> tom brady returned to buccaneers practice today after an 11 day excused absence from the team. he can to personal matters. there were rumors that brady took up time to promote the masked singer. the giants are off before a quick two-game series in detroit. all of this things in part to evan longoria. they made two huge defensive

plays. look at this great play at third base. fires across the diamond for the out. later, the game-winning tag at their place to ended in the 11th. helping the giants snap a four-game slide. clark's we won the game. at the end of the day, that is all that is about. give that him credit, they kept battling back and battling back. i think this game took a lot out of us. it is definitely a game that you win and you can build some momentum off of. >> the first week in the big leagues for the a's top prospects. he was a homerun short of the cycle. that broke the major league record. that was a long time after the game. mark kotsay was at a loss for words on snapping the triple streak. because i don't know how to answer that. i think we had gone 81 games

without a triple. great to see the kid having fun. he has come here and for a young catcher stepping into the situation, he handled it pretty darn well. >> lebron james taking personal brand into the next level. take a closer look. he has a signature logo on his tooth. implanted. you can see it right there. that one tooth has in lbj, that crown logo. i had never seen anything like that. i wonder what his trip will be like for the dentist. what is on your tooth? i don't know. does that end up on tiktok at some point? price i will find out. if you saw that, wouldn't you say you have something in your tooth? oh that is just cold.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a librarian from chicago, illinois... a music educator and choral director from ukiah, california... and our returning champion-- an engineering manager from oakland, california... ...whose 40-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone. as you heard, our returning champion, amy schneider, has now been with us 40 days and 40 nights.

she has amassed over $1.3 million and answered over 1,300 clues correctly. it's been a remarkable run, one for the books. and at this point, only one question remains. how long can it go on? our challengers, janice and rhone, would like to answer that question today by claiming a victory of their own and ending amy's streak. let's see what happens. let's start with the jeopardy! round. here are the categories you'll be dealing with. first... that's a creature comfort. some... and finally... from the "nfl today" team, some clues about the conference championship heroes who got their teams to the super bowl. amy, start us off. conference championship heroes, $200. here's bill cowher. after winning a record nine afc titles, in 2021, this ageless marvel threw for three touchdowns to win his first nfc championship,