>> >> requesting an ambulance. >> we hear a lot screaming. dion: shot on a marc train. thank you for joining us. i am dion lim dan: i am dan ashley. police they didn't learn about the shooting until the train took off to the lake merritt station. leslie brinkley is on the story. leslie: bart police say it was a targeted attack, a man shooting a man on a marc train at 1:25 this afternoon the suspect,

police said, was able to escape. but you can imagine panic among passengers. they were trapped in that train car until it got to the lake merritt station, where they ran out. >> based on the video we received, at this time, we are confident that this was not a random attack. leslie: we are told that the man who was shot was severely injured, life-threatening injuries. he was takenhe is undergoing surgery and listed in stable condition. bart police say multiple shots were fired and they have videof. meanwhile, the suspect got away. there was a moment when bart detained a suspect outside the lake merritt station. they later released him as not connected to the shooting, so the suspect in the shooting is

at large. in oakland, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. dion: happening in just about one hour, leaders from the aap i community are scheduled together in oakland's little saigon to call for an end of violence. it comes in the wake of the deadly shooting that claimed the life of a dentist. earlier this month, a grandmother was shot in her home while sleeping end and who are driver was killed last month -- and over was killed last month in an attempted robbery. dan: the bay area's largest homeless encampment will soon be cleared out. today, a judge lifted a temporary restraining order stop caltrans's sweep of the wood street encampment in west oakland. the judge's decision came after the city vocal and complied with his order to submit detailed plans to house more than 200 people living there. cleanup begins labor day.

caltrans argued that the encampment, infested with trash and cars, poses a fire and safety risk. there have been 200 blazes there in the past two years. dion: happening in berkeley today, a face-off between two groups over abortion rights. it comes ahead of the november election, when will be faced with rock one, an amendment to the california constitution that would prohibit the state from interfering with a woman's right to abortion. here is more. ♪ reporter: it was tough to make out the chance and the abortion debate as to groups faced off on the uc berkeley campus. the group pro-life san francisco is holding a week of action. they were in san francisco thursday, friday was berkeley. their message, to vote no on prop one on the november ballot. >> lots of students are taking photos, videos, who probably never knew what prop one wise,

who now do. that was our purpose. reporter: proposition one would amend the california constitution to establish a right to reproductive freedom, which would include abortion. to counter her life sf -- to counter pro-life sf was the group rise up, which came out in larger numbers. >> our goal was to say this campus is our campus at we support abortion rights here and we are not going to tolerate oaks who don't. reporter: both groups try to out shout each other and comfort each other's signs. trinity is not affiliated would've any group but made a statement with her sign, despite attempts to blocker. >> once you try to find the objective truth, it leads to chaos and anarchy. reporter: as pro-life sf marched through, they were called

christian fascists, even the watchers says they have no religious affiliation. >> progressive pro-lifers will continue to hit the streets because this is a human rights issue. reporter: in berkeley, abc7news. dan: house speaker nancy pelosi in san francisco hosting a discussion on reproductive health. speakers vowed to do everything in their power to fight the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. the head of planned parenthood northern california detailed the impact ruling has had on patients, including those from out-of-state. >> abortion is health care and it has been horrifying to see access of this essential health care deteriorated in 16 states and counting. dan: panelists called on congress to provide further texans for patients and reproductive health dividers and more invest and see family

planning. dion: today, the justice department released the affidavit for the search of former president trump's estate. abc 7's karina nova joins us. karina: just a few hours ago, president trump put out a statement criticizing the unsealed affidavit. trump called it a stunt by the fbi and doj and attacked the judge who trump says should have recused himself.the 30 page aff- 38-page affidavit has heavy reductions to protect witnesses and sources, but we have insight into the investigation and a timeline. the fbi outlines more classified documents were at mar-a-lago even after the president's lawyers handed over 15 boxes of classified records

in january. the affidavit says there was a warning sent by the fbi to trump lawyers saying mar-a-lago was not authorized house materials that could compromise national security. two months later, the rate happened, where an additional 27 boxes including 11 sets of classified documents were seized. house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier were asked about the affidavit while in the bay area for that women's health event today. both saying it comes down to national security. >> we will see what the facts are. it is only about the facts and the law, not about their spin. >> and if you beat the affidavit, it becomes very clear that every t was crossed and every i was adopted -- was dotted. when you have someone who, for 18 months, refused to turn over documents that did not belong to

him, that is theft. it is grand theft. di affidavit does also say that was probable cause to believe evidence of obstruction would be found at mar-a-lago. the doj says the investigation is active and there are civilian witnesses that be protected. reporting live, karina nova, abc7news. dan: thanks. sentencing day for the alleged antigovernment extremist who admitted killing a santa cruz county sheriff's sergeant years ago. today, the judge sentenced stephen curry out to life in prison without parole. kirby out --carrillo pleaded guilty to ambushing and murdering the deputy in june 2020. carrillo was a former air force sergeant already serving a 41 year sentence for killing a federal security office in oakland in 2020. dion: oakland police shot and killed a man this morning during a domestic's beauty

investigation. police were called to teresa lane at about 10:40 last night. a woman said her armed boyfriend was threatening to kill her and himself. the woman was able to run away. when police arrived, they found that man inside the home. police say he did not respond at later fired shots inside the home. he then fired at officers and one officer returned fire and struck the man. >> a woman called saying her boyfriend was holding her captive in a vehicle, driving around with a firearm. once inside, she was able to flee and call 911. dion: police say medical he was given, but the 58 euros man died. his identity has not been released. dan: hey contra costa county sheriff's deputy faces charges in connection with an illegal firearms case. 41 euros matthew buckley was arrested after a search warrant was served and evidence seized at a home. he is charged with felony grand theft of firearms, receiving

stolen property and destroying evidence. buckley is on paid leave pending the outcome of the investigation. he's being held on one habit been $75,000 bail. dion: chp have arrested five suspects for statewide cargo theft operations worth $1 million in stolen goods. chb recovered when many dollars in electronics and seized a quarter million dollars in cash. the arrests are the result of a two-year investigation with golden gate division chb and southern division in southern california. >> this is items that are being stolen from cargo containers before they even make it to the stores. we are talking very large dollar amounts. dion: investigators believe the cargo theft operation is responsible for a massive cargo theft worth $9 million in stolen electronics. the suspects' identities will not be released during the investigation. dan: after the break, and ousted

school board member ready to get her seat back. what she says she has learned since voters recalled her and why it makes her a better candidate. candidate. abc 7 here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪

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to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. dan: it has been more than six months since three san francisco school board members were recalled by voters. it was the first time in the history of the school district. dion: recently, one of them,

gabriela lopez, announced she was running again for a position on the board. leanne melendez spoke to lopez about being ousted, and hermeneutical hopes. lyanne: january 2019, gabriela lopez honored her parents by taking the oath in spanish. [speaking spanish] [applause] >> being able to invite them to something we are normally not part of, was emotional for a lot of people. lyanne: a 28, looked as was the youngest elected official in san francisco and became president of the school board come over platform focused on a living wage, allowing parents to become a children's education by decreasing the language barriers, and supporting the socioemotional health of students, among other things. >> then covid hit -- then covid hit and many of your

critics said, instead of focusing on kids returning to class, you and the board focused on nonessential things such as renaming schools, painting over murals. if you had to do it again, what would you do differently? >> i believe some people didn't see me as someone who was listening. i really want to change that, understanding who i am. i am first and educator, a person who does listen. that is how i learn to make better decisions. lyanne: another issue that did not work in her favor was her support for former colleague allison collins, who made hurtful remarks toward the chinese community on twitter. and now that you are running, that is going to come up again. what are you going to say to that community? >> the comments that were made were harmful, and to learn from it. but i don't want to be someone who turns away from that because

as humans, we grow from those moments. lyanne: she admits the recall was hurtful. she took time to reflect and work on her phd at stanford and two weeks ago, she announced she was running. the gabriela lopez of 2019 and the gabriela lopez now, different people, more experienced, wiser? >> i learned not to isolate myself when things get hard. because they will. it is natural in this work. but definitely more which are, knowledgeable, than the 2019 gabriela. lyanne: four lopez, going away quietly was never an option. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. dan: as the school year gets underway, there are new guidelines and new norms. to find out about that, go to our back-to-school coverage page

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to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. dion: a piece of movie history in berkeley is said to be on the brink of closing. sf gate is reporting the developer that bought the ua theater is applying to tear it down. the firm wants to build a mixed-use apartment building in

its place. the theater has been in business for nearly 90 years and if the plan is approved, it would leave berkeley with just one movie theater, the rialto cinemas on college avenue. dan: let's move onto to the weekend weather forecast. sandhya: you will get some sunshine, fog and low clouds. let me show you a live picture. when you take a look from our sutro tower camera, this says summer in san francisco. if you are outgunned about this weekend. you will notice the fog, rolling in. is that cool, or what? and some of you will enjoy sunshine, and a wide range of temperatures today. right now, low 90's for livermore, fairfield, 50 nine half moon bay. ties have been in the low 60's to the low 90's. we got a bump in temperatures as expected, three degrees warmer oakland, two degrees warmer in san jose. don't get used to the warm up.

this trough is going to bring cooler weather for the weekend. as the winds get kicked off -- kicked outcome of the marine layer deepens. we end up with a windy pattern. new the coastline, the wind is not bad now as you look on the embarcadero from our kgo roof camera. the typical breeze, blue skies, good air quality both saturday and sunday. if you are getting away, bay area there -- airports tomorrow, gusty winds near the coast. this is our hawaiian airlines forecast. honolulu scattered showers 88 degrees. new york city 81. slight chance of showers chicago, 77. los angeles, no heat, 79 degrees. pleasant weather. we have fog surrounding sutro tower from our emeryville camera. becky drizzle, low clouds in the morning. cooler than usual this weekend. summer he returns next week. tomorrow morning, we start with

not only widespread overcast, but catchy drizzle. for the afternoon, clouds hang around near the beaches. inland areas will see sunshine. first thing in the morning, 50's and 60's. watch out for the drizzle. afternoon highs in the south bay, 79 gilroy, 80 san jose, 76 milpitas, palo alto mid 70's, 60 two half moon bay, 66 downtown. clouds linger, north bay temperatures, 79 san rafael, 70 four napa, 82 santa rosa. in the east bay, 70 oakland, 74 freedom on -- fremont. 82 concord, 83 livermore, breezy. a break from the heat all weekend, wendy and below average. mid 80's inland, low 60's on the coast. next week, temperatures rising each day. by thursday, 96 inland, 66 coast and the heat will hold friday.

we bring back hot summer weather but for the weekend, enjoy the break. break. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

for decades, i've the choice is clear worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27.

what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. celebrate in the south bay this weekend for the silicon valley pride parade and festival. dan: abc 7 reporter zach fuentes spoke to organizers about the boost they hope it gives the community. >> this would be the main stage. where going to set up the backdrop. zack: silicon valley brown -- silicon valley pride showed off dozens of performers and vendors that will bring the pride

festival to light starting saturday tonight. this marks the second in person festival since the pandemic and organizers say it will be a great time. >> lots of entertainment, activities for all the family. we are a family-friendly event. zack: plans started last october and he says a lot of thought have gone into the spirit they hope the event remotes. >> our theme this year is probably authentic. we want people to celebrate their authentic self. zack: representation is top of mind and business leaders say the event is going to impact local economy. >> we have been struggling trying to come back into recovery mode, but these past few weeks in downtown san jose with san jose jazz, cinequest and now silicon valley p, our downtown is turning a corner. zack: they hope this reminds the

rest of the bay area that san jose is a destination. >> san jose is beautiful and progressive and has supported silicon valley pride for well over 30 years. zack: organizers say the goal is to have the spirit of pride last a lot longer, not just in a dense, but in parts around the community. >> it should be celebrated 365 days a year. zack: it goes until sunday night. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. dion: world news tonight david muir is next. dan: our next newscast is in half an hour.

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