shooting that happened near this bus stop outside of oakland city hall. this shooting happened around 2:15 this afternoon. witnesses heard between five and seven gunshots. one witness said he saw another man running from the area after those shots were fired. police did speak a little while ago but said nothing about what led to the shooting or who they might be looking for. i spoke with witnesses walking through the area and who were at work in the area. this is what they had to say. i heard gunshots as i was walking back this way. i just heard gunshots. >> five, maybe six. i ducked. and i just ducked. >> it is what it is. crime in the whole bay area is climbing so bad, it is unreal. we shall see what is going to happen next and maybe they can clean up the plaza.

> the men who died in the shooting was in his 20's and from oakland. the man in the hospital in his 20's from berkeley. no arrests have been made. no suspect descriptions have been given. >> used abc7news up to send out an alert from the shooting so you would know what is happening. download the app now and customize it. we are in the final few days of summer and the final stage of a storm that has brought us rain and more. let's give you a live look at san jose. you can see some gorgeous clouds in the sky. let's bring in sandhya patel. >> you're still tracking rain? >> i am indeed. in that sounds crazy considering you're seeing sunshine in the south bay. take a look at live doppler 7. i will show you what is happening. thunderstorms are moving through. they pounded livermore. i'm getting reports from that area it was raining cats and

dogs. now you will notice these thunderstorms are right around the altamont heading toward 580 in the 205. it is moving towards the byron discovery bay area. some of this activity is pushing a little more to the east into the northeast. take a look at what is off the coast and this is why we cannot let our guard down. do you see what is showing up here? we still have multiple linning strikes off the coast associated with this area of low pressure that has been parked off our coast and spinning for the last couple of days. the greatest thunderstorm risk is going to be across the bay area through tonight. tomorrow it starts to taper but we still have the possibility in the morning should look at is live view. you can certainly see the vertical development of the clouds. it is a light level 1 storm on our exclusive storm impact scale. spotty showers possibly briefly heavy especially if you have a thunderstorm that you get caught under so the chance remains in

the forecast. you can download the news app and track live doppler 7 anytime you want. i will be back with a timeline to let you know when you will be able to put those umbrellas away. >> san francisco's largest conference in years is underway with tens of thousands in the city for dream force. the three-day tech conference kicked off this morning. phil matier says the bay area as a whole could prosper. >> because the money that is generated here ripples out throughout the entire region whether it be trips to napa or hotel rooms in oakland because san francisco is all booked up. this is a chance for san francisco to put its best face forward. that is why they are putting all those cops down there plus private security. they want it to go as well as possible. >> the conference is good for business in san francisco. we wanted to know what attendees think about the city. suzanne fun is in the newsroom with some answers.

>> 40,000 people traveled to san francisco to attend dream force. many from out-of-state and also out of the country. we wanted to know what they thought about returning to the city especially the challenges san francisco is facing. she went the distance to make dream force in san francisco the year. >> i'm coming from india. >> it is his first visit and there is a lot he is hoping to learn i just want to talk to people and >> think about the ecosystem. how people use it. >> he joins 40,000 people who travel to the city for the mecca conference. we asked him what he thinks about san francisco and what he has heard about the city recently? >> i have noticed it i have some idea. people speak about it loudly. >> he is talking about homelessness or the people who live on the streets around the city. >> the so-called third world country i come from, i feel it is much safer than what i see here. >> stacy is from milwaukee. this is her seventh time

attending dream force. i have >> noticed a difference since i was here three years ago. it feels like there are a lot more homelessness that we have recognized. >> this year, dream force is expected to generate $40 million for the city. there are plenty of officers making sure visitors remain safe. they remind everyone to remove their badges after leaving the conference for their safety. and in spite of the challenges, san francisco has been experiencing, the issue of homelessness, property crime and drug addiction, tours and experts say people are willing to come back to the city again. >> the come to sample cisco, they have a totally different impression of the city. >> sentiment cisco travel says dream force and the major turnout are signs of what is to come. >> not only is it going to give a much-needed joel into the arms of san francisco's economy and show a recovery is in progress but is going to tell the world san francisco is open for meetings. >> imaging organizers say 40,000 people are expected to join the

conference in person. >> just in from the abc7news i team, san francisco's board of supervisors did in favor of a measure that will expand police access to private cameras across the city even if a crime has not been committed. it is an idea drawing controversy. a look at the impact from both sides of the issue should >> this measure will bring big changes for all of us. police will now be able to conduct live surveillance in various serve areas -- very scenarios. it is a big loss for privacy and civil rights groups but a big win for sfpd, the mayor and the das office who believed in ordinance will help clean up san francisco and combat crime. the measure would create a one-year pilot program to allow police to monitor private video feeds with the owner's consent

within a 24 hour period in three types of situations. during a life-threatening urgency, to redeploy officers during a mass event and during criminal investigations. san francisco supervisor catherine stefani supports the measure. >> the san francisco police department does not have enough officers to monitor crime in real time. for me, it expands what our officers can do to keep the public safe and i think it is a necessary piece of legislation. >> privacy experts disagree calling the measure overly invasive. >> surveillance does not make the city safer. >> a staff attorney with the electronic frontier foundation. she worries the measure would disproportionately impact marginalized communities and infringe upon first amendment rights. >> we know and in the past to be sfpd has used such cameras to monitor pride and the protests following george floyd's murder. we are very concerned about what this could mean for the rights

of people part of the lgbtq community, community's of color. >> police concede use of private cameras for private felonies and -- for felonies >> >>. our concern is this would encourage the police department to cast an extremely large surveillance net to monitor activities that are completely unrelated to public safety. >> a tough balance between privacy and public safety. >> we can do both in san francisco. >> supporters argue in order to keep our streets safe, we need to hold criminals accountable. district attorney brooke jenkins told the team in july this measure would help that happen. >> juries in two dozen 22 montevideo evident -- 2020 21 video evidence. it is something people are used to seeing on the news and they want that evidence. >> the big question is how will sfpd facilitate this live surveillance and go about getting consent from homeowners and property owners?

both important questions but those details have not been made public. what we do know is the department will be required to submit quarterly reports to track the program's progress. it will be interesting to see how this all falls into place. >> if you have a story for the abc 7 i team, would abc 7.com/i team or call 188 840 i team. san jose is on pace to set a record for the number of traffic deaths this year. a possible solution but there are pros and cons. >> a woman is left stranded at home while her friends go on a good dream cruise overseas. ahead on 7 on your side, a warning for

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>> in san francisco, actavis are demanding district attorney brooke jenkins changer policy on youth crimes. she announced a plan to prosecute some juveniles as adults for certain offenses. ryan curry spoke with protesters today. >> up the stairs and right in

front of her door, protesters called brooke jenkins to reconsider charging juveniles as adults. >> i'm someone who went through the juvenile justice is at the age of 17 and i was charged as an adult on my 18th birthday. >> she helped organize the protest. as someone who was formerly incarcerated, she does not think charging juveniles as adults leaves them to proper rehabilitation. >> i did not the edgy -- i did not get the education i needed. a buddy supported me with safe housing. opportunities for me to get employment for me to go to college. >> in an interview with the i team, district attorney jenkins said should only prosecute 16 and 17-year-olds for egregious offenses like murder or kidnapping. she says charging them as juveniles would lead them to being released by the age of 24. she thinks for certain crimes that is not enough time. >> somebody commit some type of

mass shooting or something else very serious, we need to be repaired to have a conversation on whether or not but the age of 24 we believe they can be rehabilitated. >> it is a big contrast to the last da in san francisco but jenkins told abc7news this would only apply to 16 or 17-year-olds. she says parents also share the blame for crimes committed by younger juveniles. > we have a problem of adults excluding their children. we need to be sure especially with their younger kids we grab them when something like that happens. >> those at the protest fear charging teens in adult court illuminates them from seeking a brighter future. >> the community wants to believe in our justice system and i believe we know our justice system does not believe in our community. i believe that is why things like this go on. >> in san francisco, ryan curry, abc7news. helping kids >> takes a whole

community. to be an ally, go to abc7news/take action could >> the city of san jose took its first step toward making a deadly intersection safer. the day, cruz repainted a crosswalk on a street where an eight-year-old was hit and killed as he walked to school friday morning with his babysitter. she suffered a broken leg. jacob was in the crosswalk at driftwood and counsel not blocks from campus. a woman who works as a crossing guard lambs the problem on distracted drivers. >> people don't pay attention. they don't. i have had cars come at me almost daily. > she would like to see a crossing guard at that intersection. others are calling for speed bumps or stop signs. police have yet to release any information on the cause of that incident. the city of san jose is looking for anything to help curb the record pace of traffic deaths this year. police think traffic cameras may help stop other crimes as well. dustin dorsey takes a look at

the possible solution and questions regarding privacy. >> it is safe to say the streets in san jose are simply unsafe. 50 traffic deaths this year as of now. it took until november last year he to reach the same mark. leaders continually look for a solution. >> anything this thinly staffed police department can do to increase our ability to prevent crime and solve crime once it has occurred and improve traffic safety is something we are open to looking at. >> that come in the form of automated license plate readers? in 2021 the city installed a lpr and a one of the deadliest intersections. sfpd hopes it could prevent crashes. >> maybe these incidents never occur at all. people drive more carefully or if there is a collision, they don't leave the scene of the collision. in the event of a tragedy or crime we will be able to gather evidence to help us find who was responsible.

>> these cameras also come with privacy concerns over where they are placed, what they are used for and how long data is stored. >> that should be a concern to everyone. you are going about your life not committing a crime. that is not the government's is in this and they should not be amassing databases of information on you. >> the city's privacy officer updated the city council on a study focused on these privacy concerns. and a memo to the council, mayor liccardo called for an additional study regarding the placement of the cameras near sensitive locations such as planned parenthood. as jay pd says they have four to to ultimately use these cameras as a more reliable witness. >> they are doing what a person standing on a street corner seeing something would do but with greater reliability. we are very excited to get into this technology and we think it is going to be a tremendous benefit to the community. >> the city previously approved two other projects involving gunshot detection and smash and grab crimes that will be rolling out in the next coming months.

>> still a little bit more rain today. >> activity out there. >> don't put those umbrellas away just yet. there is some action out there. we have active weather around livermore heading toward the altamont. i want to show you live doppler 7 because we do have thunderstorms that have been firing up. they are moving across the altamont pass and precipitation rates up to just over two inches per hour. patterson pass, altamont pass, it is raining. watch out if you are in the area obviously when thunder roars, head indoors. you can see taking you back in time, the thunderstorm moving across livermore toward the ultima area and really, there are reports on social media raining cats and dogs is what one followers said in the livermore area so definitely some downpours in the region with those thunderstorms are the

area of low pressure that brought us the rain on sunday, monday, here we are tuesday. that low is still sitting off the coast and as long as it is they are, it is still going to send up some energy in the form of showers and the possibility of thunderstorms certainly with the daytime heating. we are seeing that activity. from our emeryville camera, you are looking back toward san francisco. 67 degrees in san francisco. low 70's, san jose, oakland. a live view from our sutro tower camera and it seems really calm here. here is a view of the temperatures from petaluma to santa rosa. 77 in fairfield. 70 in livermore. from our san jose camera, beautiful view of those clouds. occasional showers through tomorrow. threat of thunderstorms through tomorrow morning. follow arrives thursday. the pattern turns warmer. on our exclusive impact scale,

this is a light level 1 storm. spotty showers possibly briefly heavy. still a thunderstorm chance even though once the sun sets, the possibility of thunderstorms overnight will diminish but tomorrow morning, we could still see some more. computer model wants to send up some energy but this model does not have a grasp on things. tomorrow morning we are looking at the potential for a few showers rotating in. it is not going to be a widespread event. isolated showers will remain in the forecast through the early afternoon. temperatures will be in the 50's and 60's to start the day. fog, clouds and a few showers. for the afternoon, per 60's to low 80's. partly cloudy and breezy. hurricane fee on a battering the turks and take -- turks and caicos with heavy winds. look at the eye on the storm. it is a category three hurricane packing winds of 125 miles per

hour. we went to the north northwest at 8:00. it is going to come close to the bahamas and bermuda, excuse me and continue on the east coast paralleling the coast becoming a major -- major category four hurricane tomorrow night and remaining up along the coastline well offshore before it weakens by the time we head into saturday night. lingering showers tomorrow. still a slight chance of a thunderstorm or two. fall begins on thursday. those temperatures are going to come up as we see more sunshine. low to mid 90's inland. low to mid 70's coast side and 80's around the bay. above average to start a new work week but temperatures will drop off on tuesday. >> new covid mass recommendation start friday in california for jails, homeless shelters and emergency shelters. estate state will match cdc guidelines on whether masks

are required, recommended or optional. the state is dropping its strong recommendation everyone wear a mask indoors and is dropping -- and is matching recommendations based on covid transmission. all but two counties are in low transmission. marin and sonoma rank medium. where transmission is low, the guidance says people can choose to mask at any time. after spending >> >> the ends of dollars and waiting for years, we finally know when san francisco's new central subway will open. but riders

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highlight at odds. sam liccardo spoke out against the governor because newsom is against proposition 30. >> zach fuentes explains the proposition and why governor newsom says it has him going against his own party. >> it has caused a divide that has surprised many of governor gavin newsom's biggest supporters. >> i am surprised the governor is not supporting this i respect him so much. we are differing on this one. >> proposition 30 would bring in funds for electric vehicles and infrastructure for charging. it provide funds for wildfire prevention increasing the tax for people making more than $2 million by 1.75%. >> approximately $20 million will go directly to calfire for staffing, fire suppression and fire prevention should >> one of the biggest contributors is rideshare company lyft.

it is also opposed by the california republican party and other groups. they say lyft is trying to get taxpayers to have them meet the state mandate to electrify the fleet. i asked governor newsom about his opposition last wednesday. >> no, it is a big tax increase that disproportionately benefits a few large corporations. there is one large corporation, a wonderful company, will be one of the lion share beneficiaries of raising everybody else's taxes to direct money in an area where we just passed the largest appropriation and largest budget in u.s. history. >> tuesday in san jose, and other campaign for prop 30 was kicked off by local labor and environmental and fire safety leaders. and sam liccardo who this time differs with the governor. i asked the mayor about newsom's claims this only benefits corporations. >> is anybody from lyft here?

i did not think so. >> he said 60% of omissions in san jose come from vehicles. we recognize some propositions would benefit corporations like lyft. >> does not worry me much if it means we'll have to breathe clean air. >> today is the 10th annual voter registration day. it is a coordinated effort urging people to register. voter registration has been rising in california over the past several years but even now 81% of eligible californians are registered. you can find out about how you can register about going to vote.org. >> a fire that has shut down several lanes of 580 in oakland. you can see the backup. at least two westbound lanes are impacted near the coolidge avenue offramp. that ramp is also closed.

the fire is burning on the side of the freeway near 30 5th avenue and delaware street. there is a fire engine at the bottom of your screen. traffic is backed up for several miles along westbound 580. we will continue to monitor the situation. over a dozen members of california's urban search and rescue team are on their way to puerto rico to help them recover from hurricane fiona. i could's of puerto ricans are still without drinking water and electricity. the storm caused what officials say is catastrophic damage to the dominican republic and puerto rico. >> hurricane fiona now a category three storm just offshore of the turks and caicos islands today. earlier the storm slamming into the dominican republic causing mudslides. on puerto rico, heavy rain and winds leaving at least two dead shared more than 1000 people rescued by first responders.

this drawn video showing the floodwaters. >> in the metropolitan area, it is mostly urban flooding. the southern part of the island is -- and the western and eastern parts, they received a lot of rain. >> hundreds of thousands are still without drinking water or power it as of tuesday, the island's utility supplier estimating roughly seven in 10 customers are still in the dark. but promising the lights will come back on soon as crews rushed to restore peril. >> our mission is twofold. life safety and power restoration. we are starting to see restoration numbers continue to cap. -- to take up. >> it comes exactly five years after hurricane maria caused widespread devastation to puerto rico killing an estimated 3000 people. many puerto ricans still recovering from that storm now

dealt and other blow. >> we were able to work with fema to ensure the reconstruction started to take off. now if if unit situation we have to reevaluate. >> the white house confirming the fema administrator is heading to puerto rico to assist in recovery efforts. fiona is slated to transform into a powerful storm tomorrow. >> is organizing relief efforts for puerto rico. >> eight people were rushed to the hospital after an explosion ripped through a chicago apartment building this morning. much of the top floor of the four story brick building on the west side was destroyed by the blast should explosion sent bricks into the street crushing at least one car. dozens of first responders went floor by floor to clear the building. investigators are coming through the debris to find out what went wrong. >> we don't know what caused

this incident. it is still under investigation. we are confident we got everybody out. >> according to our sister station, the building has a history of inspection failures and alleged code violations. the gas company says the explosion was not caused by a leak or its equipment

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strikes showing up around the 205 tracy area. as we take you in closer to live doppler 7 around discovery bay, you will notice discovery bay boulevard, or road, there are some light showers showing up. that storm that moved through livermore and toward the altamont has moved on. just off the coast line, we are still seeing more thunderstorms about 67 miles away from the bay area. we are going to keep that waste kinda forecast with this exclusive late storm spinning off the coast line. as you will take a look, we have flood watches to our north and to our east for heavy rain that could lead to flash flooding in the burn scar areas of the fires burning in the area or have burned already. up or 60's to low 80's. partly cloudy in the afternoon. a beautiful live view from our santa cruz camera. lingering showers. thunderstorm threat tomorrow morning.

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>> abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> yesterday, bay area native and former giants gm, harris was named the detroit static -- detroit tigers president of operations. i key off season for the giants

in colorado for the giants. joey bart the drive to left-center. this wall is not caught. hustling around. officially willed a triple. mike kelly stremme ski face up the middle. giants score 1-0 p last check they are 1-0 in the fourth. the a's house to mariners tonight at the oakland coliseum but before the game, spent the afternoon giving back to the community in oakland. today was our first look at the ronald mcdonald house in oakland. the home which is located across the street from ucsf antioch children's hospital. it will serve families with patients recovering from bone marrow transplants. >> give them a place right across the street where they can see the hospital, the other child is right over there. they can come here, get a home-cooked meal, feel like they are at home when they are far away from home and going through what could be the toughest thing to have to go through as a family. it is comforting to know we have

a place as comforting as this in oakland for our families. >> some books and video games you have to have those. something for the families when they get here. to pick up the spirits a little bit. happy we could do the little things we could do. >> warriors basketball. it is back this week. the defending champions hit the practice for saturday. media day is on sunday. the sun's owner was suspended one year, find 10 billion dollars afternoon investigation revealed racist and sexist behavior spanning two decades. lebron james tweeted his side -- his thoughts saying the nba got the punishment run to draymond green said he would like to see the nba hold a vote determining ownership from the sons. >> to think someone like robert sarver who is acting in that manner can continue to represent us, that is -- you cannot continue to represent

way more people than yourself with those views. >> wait and see what happens. best social media post i have seen. head coach herb sendak, a special delivery and surprise, it is a jaylen williams oklahoma city thunder number eight jersey. liam's played for sendak and santa clara. was taken 12,008 the draft. this reaction was priceless. >> i don't know whether i should wear it or frame it. >> coach, you got to put it on. >> how is that? it actually fits. hold on so we can send this. let me get my glasses. >> those are the glasses he was talking about. i thought we were going for some readers. as much as i love that jersey, i got to know where he got those shades. that was too cool for school. i was watching that video today. i thought he is going to do

something else and then he has ultimate select level. i thought that was pretty good from coach. > i think we should see you in those doing sports. >> maybe a whole sports cast. california class coat stanford stadium, san jose earthquakes. they are trying to get to 50. if you need tickets, go on their website. that should be a fun soccer match. >> nice to see how proud santa clara the coach is. amazing. thank you so much, chris. >> coming up tonight, at 8:00, it is the three-hour finale of the bachelorette. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7news. >> for the entire news team, have a good night.

♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheering] please welcome today's contestants-- a pediatrician from concord, massachusetts... a classics professor from cincinnati, ohio... and our returning champion-- a freelance writer from baltimore, maryland... whose 2-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you. welcome to "jeopardy!"

our champion, emmett stanton, survived a scare yesterday when a late daily double miss left him in third place heading into final jeopardy! he was however the only contestant to come up with the correct response, and he went home a two-day champion. we hope we have another close match like that for you folks today as we welcome kelly and juliana. good luck, all three of you. let's dive into the jeopardy! round. here are you categories. we begin back in... then we move to... and then... each response will be a title containing the word "you." champ, where do we start? world war ii for $200. - juliana. - what is poland? - yes. - world war ii for $400.