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the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> new details about a disturbing murder in a san mateo neighborhood. hey mother was killed in the street and in front of witnesses by a man she knew. we do want to one you the details of the story are disturbing. it happened around noon in san carlos in laurel street and magnolia not far from el camino. amanda del castillo spoke with witnesses and residents about their utter shock. >> why did it happen? amanda: residents near laurel and magnolia trying to understand what could have led to thursday's gruesome killing of a neighbor. a woman in her 20's with two young kids murdered in the

middle of the street by a man she knew with witnesses close by. >> a 25-year-old female. amanda: the sheriff's office only describing the weapon used as a stabbing instrument, one that had not been found as of thursday evening. one neighbor describes the disturbing scene he encountered around noon thursday only steps from his front door. >> she was lying in the back of the car. the head was severed. they covered her up. amanda: the woman and the suspect were in an ongoing relationship. the victim had a restraining order against the suspect since april. officials are not releasing details about the suspect's relationship to the woman's children, but child protective services took custody of seven and one-year-old girls who were inside the woman's home. the neighbor says he is familiar with the couple, having briefly

interacted with them a number of times. he says the last time he saw the man was just before the suspect was taken into custody. >> he was hurt, shocked. you could tell when he walked by, you cut somebody set off. -- somebody's head off. he cut her head off. there walked right by me. they arrested him. amanda: we asked about any history of abuse or domestic violence. the sheriff's office only confirming the suspect was known to law enforcement. in san carlos, amanda del castillo. ama: the sheriff's department is asking anyone with information to give them a call. the number for a detective is on your screen. cal iso has issued -- extended a

flux alert into tomorrow. it will be in effect from 4:00 until 9:00 at night. the state averted rotating outages. we are still seeing sporadic power outages around the bay area. here is a look at where they are off the pg&e outage map. they are blamed mostly on equipment failures. some relief is finally in sight after this week of heat. let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: we will be ready for it. day six of this heatwave today setting records. let me show you those records. gilroy, 110 surpassing the previous record of 108 degrees. triple digits across many inland areas. 115 in fairfield. 80's and 90's from san francisco to oakland. right now we are still retaining

some of the heat. inland areas in the 80's and 90's. excessive heat warnings going for a solano county through tomorrow night. the risk of heat illnesses remains elevated. keeping our eye on tropical storm kay. it will be a factor in the weekend forecast. ama: you can keep track of the temperatures anytime in the weather on demand session test section of our tv app. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency in three california counties because of major wildfires. the so-called mosquito fire has burned more than 6800 acres across placer and el dorado county. there is no containment and evacuation orders have been issued. some of our viewers say they have been able to see the humongous plume of smoke from the fire. in riverside county, the fairview fire has grown to more

than 24,000 acres. two people have lost their lives in that fire. the story only on 7 tonight. a scary scene in oakland. a driver got out of a car and fired a shot at another vehicle. j.r. stone has more and why the driver is especially worried it could happen again. j.r.: this is dashcam video recorded in east oakland. a driver approaches the intersection of 98 and san leandro. a man driving this white pickup truck goes into the intersection. there is talking and then this. the driver opened fire at the vehicle, leaving this bullet hole in the side of it. >> that is the first thing i thought of, this is the wild, wild west. j.r.: we have hidden this man due to safety concerns. >> when he got out of his car, i

saw something that was underneath his fist, so i'm thinking it had to be a hammer. j.r.: but this is no hammer, but rather what appears to be a handgun with an extended magazine clip. no one was hurt, but when the man tried to file a police report, he was unsuccessful. >> they have a way of doing things that i'm not accustomed to. i figured they would want this information. j.r.: we did reach out to oakland police who tell us there is an incomplete report on this incident but are looking into the matter. the man said this was a violent situation and he could have been killed and he is upset over the response. >> you got to be kidding me. you know what i mean? i'm just trying to do my civic duty and let them know like i'm supposed to do. the process to me seemed absurd. j.r.: our victim is recommending

dashcam's two others out there. he said he may not be honking as much going forward even if it is due to a safety concern. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: a live look at scotland, where queen elizabeth died this morning. the sun is now coming up in scotland. you can see a little bit of the scene. there are some flowers. you can see is the camera pulls back a little bit, there are some flowers being left and remembrances people have left outside the castle gates. queen elizabeth was 96. she ascended to the throne in 1952 when she was just 25 the reed family rushed to the castle after doctors announced they were concerned about her health. in london, mourners flocked to buckingham palace to pay tribute to her majesty. some in tears, many lang

flowers. crowd saying god save the king and god save the king. the national anthem is changed to match the reigning monarch. earlier today, a rainbow appeared over buckingham palace as mourners remembered the queen's life and legacy. >> we are proud of her and what she has done for us. she has been steadfast through everything. i think everyone here probably has the same opinion. she is everybody's grandma, especially in windsor. ama: tributes have been pouring in all day. president biden visited the british embassy in washington, d.c. to sign a condolence book. many local leaders and british citizens took time to remember the queen today. the monarch visited san francisco in the 1980's. tim johns joins us live. you know personally what this means for many brits. tim: i thing i do, i lived in the u.k. for many years and it

is hard to express in words just how beloved her majesty is. opinion polls showing her approval rating at over 90% at times and those sentiments were also shared by many here in the bay area after the news of her passing. the flag at half-staff thursday, the union jack lowered to commemorate the death of queen elizabeth ii after seven decades on the throne, her passing being felt around the world. in the lobby of the consulate in san francisco, several leaving tokens of their affection. >> the queen has been such a backbone to our culture that it is almost difficult to imagine a world without a woman influencing and running our country. tim: alex sinclair is the founder of willow on the green. he says the queens widespread ads -- admiration stems from her lifetime of service. >> she wasn't just a figurehead,

she fought in world war ii, she was part of the munitions, she has been a world leader and influenced the way countries have evolved and grown in a positive way. tim: she last visited california in the 1980's, making stops in the bay area and yosemite national park. she met with an assembly member willie brown, who abc 7 news caught up with thursday. >> her passing is frankly a sad day for many of us that had the pleasure of personally meeting her. her visit with me in sacramento is one of the highlights of my public career. tim: while her presence was a source of stability for millions , or death will usher in a time of transition for a british crown that has seen challenges in recent years. many in the bay area say they will continue to remember her fondly. >> the whole world was excited that this amazing woman has reigned for 70 years. most people have never known any

other queen. tim: big question a lot of people have is what happens next? the united kingdom will go into a ten-day national mourning period that will end with the queen funeral. this has been meticulously planned for years and will have several major ceremonies. i would venture to say most around the world won't have seen anything quite like what we will witness in the days ahead in london. i'm live in the newsroom tonight, tim johns. ama: thank you so much. you can watch more of the queen's visit to the bay area anytime on our streaming app. new details about the manhunt for two men who escaped and east bay jail. heat and halloween. will one row and the other even though we are months away? it is disney plus day. a sneak peek at

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ama: a set update about a shooting of an armored car guard. he died of his injuries this afternoon. it is now a homicide investigation. it was a robbery gone wrong and those who did it likely planned it in advance. the suspect escaped with an undisclosed amount of money and the person and the getaway driver have not yet been captured. the victim's name has not been released, but he is a 60-year-old veteran employee who spent 40 years with the company. one of the two jail inmates that escaped from a jail in clayton has been caught. he was arrested in a vallejo hotel. he and in accomplice managed to break free sunday morning. the other escapee is still on the loose.

lawmakers, optometrists, and health care advocates are calling on governor newsom to sign a bill which they say will expand vision care in california. the legislation allows optometrists to use certain types of lasers to treat eye conditions like glaucoma and allows them to remove skin tags, cysts, and other noncancerous growths. it would also be allowed to perform a procedure to treat what can be a debilitating cornea condition. >> given the crisis in health care workforce in our state, particularly the shortage of practitioners to treat medi-cal patients, i believe optometrists can and should be called upon to perform minimally invasive and office procedures like the ones in this bill. ama: 10 other states also allow optometrists to use lasers and a limited form.

the city of oakland vowing to return land to indigenous tribes. five acres of land that once belonged to the ohlone tribe. the tribe hopes to build a giant basket structure that will be used for reflection. >> the baskets hold things, so it is a vision of holding those dreams together, holding those prayers together, allowing us to do those dreams. ama: the land can't be sold to the tribe because of legal hurdles. instead, property rights will be given back as part of a special easement. this -- the deal still needs city council approval. the excessive heat has punk and farmers a little bit nervous. pumpkins, like humans, can get a sunburn from the sweltering sun. the impact can be immediate. it can ruin a pumpkin farmers fall harvest. >> if it is sitting out there in

the sun, it melts it. it burns one side and after a couple weeks, it will deteriorate. ama: despite the risk, this year's crop looks ok for now. plant leaves are covering most pumpkins, giving them extra shade. we are still trying to get all the shade we can get because it is still hot, but maybe not for long? sandhya:sandhya: the pumpkins will be ok if they can get through the heat wave. day seven tomorrow. it is a beautiful view of coit tower as we close out the night. the heat easing tomorrow, the last day of our heat wave. we have a slight chance of showers or sprinkles, isolated thunder is a possibility. right now, it is a very minimal risk. we are looking at the mosquito fire and the amount of smoke it was putting out today. it just blew up. air quality is pretty bad all

afternoon and evening. it is unhealthy for parts of nevada and california and tahoe has been poor to unhealthy. we are seeing some of the impacts from the smoke. while the heaviest smoke will be near the northern california-oregon border, we will see some haze from the oregon-california border coming into our region, so an advisory from the air district due to the wildfires. moderate air quality through the weekend. look at how hot it is inland. 50's along the coastline. still retaining some of the heat from earlier today, which was extreme. some fog is starting to show up near the coast. more by morning. we are watching tropical storm kay, dumping flooding rain across the baja peninsula. wind of 65 miles per hour. it will move parallel to the coast, then make it westward

turn going into early next week, but because it is approaching southern california, we will start to see heavy rain across the region through the weekend. anywhere from an inch to over two inches of rain. some rain could make it all the way up to the central portion of the state. the thunderstorm portion will be combined to southern california. high cloudiness tomorrow night and then tomorrow could see sprinkles. be aware of this going into sunday as well. your morning temperatures starting out warm. 50's on the coast side with the fog. 100, morgan hill. 89 on the peninsula. 67, pacifica. san francisco, 72. 92 in san rafael. 95, santa rosa.

inland areas still in the triple digits. 101 in concord. 104, fairfield. last day of the heat wave tomorrow. cooler, humid, slight chance of showers this weekend. next week, we will drop you below average as we inch closer to fall. ama: sounds great.

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the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. larry: good evening, trey lance will make his first season opening start for the 49ers this sunday at chicago. jimmy garoppolo helped the 49ers defense getting ready, doing his best justin fields imitation. jimmy does not have blur like

speed. the defensive coordinator said jimmy did well running the scout team and that prompted some surprise from the media. >> the mobile quarterback is jimmy g. [laughter] no, jimmy has done a great job. he is giving us some great looks as far as getting the ball out, moving around. jimmy has done an excellent job. larry: the super bowl champion rams unveiling the banner and hosting the buffalo bills. matt stafford to cooper kupp, picks up right where he left off. 128 receiving yards. other than that, stafford and the rams offense could not do much of anything. sacked seven times. the bills scored 21 straight. josh allen from fireball, california. the bills rolled against the rams. giants with a doubleheader in milwaukee.

we start with the nightcap. alex young got the start. the ball goes off evan longoria's glove. he just misjudged it. incomes the tallest pitcher in major league history. five innings of three hit ball. joc pederson, jock jams. his team-high 22nd of the year, but the giants fall 4-2. as for game one, facing corbin burns and he shut them down. struck out the side in the sixth. finished with 14 strikeouts. just three hits, no walks for the giants. a's welcoming the white sox and elvis andrus back to the coliseum. i've got to say it. elvis has left the building. what a night for moncada.

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ama: thank you so much for watching. right now jimmy kimmel, simon cowell. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- simon cowell. ralph macchio. and our 16th annual belly flop competition. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. thank you. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on kind of a sad day for our friends across the