solutions. this is abc7news. >> for the first time tonight we are seeing and hearing what san francisco police officers used at a chaotic skateboarding party that ended with dozens of arrests. >> thanks for joining us. it has been a little less than two weeks the annual dolores hill skateboarding event became an intense standoff with san francisco police officers in riot gear moving in to disperse a crowd of hundreds of skateboarders who took over dolores street spring muni streetcars and a bus with graffiti. >> police arrested or cited more than 100 people. luz pena is here to walk you through some of the new video and details it reveals. >> we have been waiting for sfpd to release this video. what we do not see are people getting arrested. i spoke to a parent who said several teenagers were detained

who were not part of the event. among them her 15-year-old son. than 100 people including juveniles were arrested or cited , today's sample two police released body camera video of this unpermitted scapegoating event in the mission district -- skateboarding event in the mission district. their timeline points to officers setting up barricades around 4:00 p.m. on multiple streets around dolores park. around 5:15 p.m. arson -- officers told skateboarders the event is not happening. going off and vandalism. a sergeant reported getting struck in the face by a female with a nail and then a firework reject our lending close to bystanders and officers.

the body camera video shows multiple verbal warnings to the crowd to leave the area. captured here, explosions, fireworks being thrown. bottles hitting officers and at least one muni train vandalized. >> san francisco police. you are all under arrest. >> police arrested or cited 81 juveniles and 82 adults. >> he has charges of inciting a riot and conspiracy against him. he was detained from 8:45 until 1:00 a.m. on the street. some of that time he was zip tied. >> lisa says her 15-year-old son was riding a scooter on his way to a friends house at 8:00 p.m. when he and other friends got caught up in the crowd entertained. did he know about the help bomb? >> he did not. they asked some of the police what to do because there was a group of police there so they asked where do we go. what should we do and the police pointed for them to go the other direction and so they did. that is when the other riot police came forward and detained

them. >> today sfpd's chief phil scott said they are still investigating. >> like knowledge there could have been some people that just got caught up in the situation. i will say this and you will hear this tonight. there were multiple warnings. >> parents like lisa heard charges against juveniles will be dismissed. we contacted san francisco's juvenile probation department. in statement they said they are awaiting completion of sfpd's investigation of the incident in order to determine what action may be taken on the youth's arrests. civil rights attorney rachel leatherman said she has in talks with at least 40 families to take further action against the city and commanders responsible for the detentions. >> we are considering filing a class action to challenge the unlawful arrest and detention of both the juveniles and the young adults who were simply swept up. >> out of the 32 cases of adults who were detained or arrested

one of my sources confirmed at least one of the adult cases has been dismissed so far. >> more to come. it's very much. >> ahead of the police commission meeting, protesters held a rally at san francisco city hall. >> gone are the days when police can come in in riot gear and military grade equipment to deal with a civilian population that is unarmed in a public park in san francisco. police commission to open an investigation into the confrontation between officers and skateboarders that we just showed you the video on. >> today and air quality advisor is in effect for the bay area because of a wildfire burning in oregon. >> sandhya patel is tracking the smoke. >> the smoke has been coming in in the upper parts of the atmosphere. i want to show your live picture from our east bay hills camera. you can see some of the haze that is in the upper parts of the atmosphere.

does not i can get to the surface but they are district has issued an air quality advisory in effect for today. you look at the air quality over the next several days as the heat builds. is going to be moderate. good for the coast and central bay tomorrow and sunday we will start to see an improvement. it is good to moderate but if smell or see smoke, stay inside if you can safely and it is not excessively hot, you have ac try to keep your doors and windows closed. the smoke is coming in from a fire burning in southwestern oregon known as the flat fire. as you look at the smoke lingers across the region and we see another round of it coming in tomorrow. we have the heat advisory friday morning until saturday night. whole area shaded in orange mid to upper 90's, other inland up to 107 degrees. with that heat comes the risk of heat illnesses. friday i give you a preview. 50's, 60's to start of a

noontime. already in the 80's and 90's. triple digit showing up in the afternoon. i will let you know how long the triple digit heat will hang around. >> a violent 10 hours inkland. four people killed in separate shootings. the first shooting happened in wh police found the bodies of a man wom inside the home on 80 9th avenue. later ended the day someone was found shot to death in a car 100 6th avenue or sunnyside street also in east oakland and there was a third victim found in the fruitvale district. police say officers driving around on routine patrol found a woman lying on 18th avenue 12th street just before 5:00 a.m.. they realized she had been shot. >> sadly in the span the city of oakland experienced four homicides. two of which occurred in one incident. at this time, we do not believe any of these incidents are connected. >> police say no arrests have

been made and any of the shootings. this brings number of homicides in oakland to 57. there were 64 at this time last year. >> a suspected serial burglar accused of break-ins all san francisco is under arrest. police have tied them into at least 18 cases and say there could be more. >> this case involves committed dissenters, businesses, homes and vehicles that were ransacked and tens of thousands of dollars in cash and property taken. >> this case will be assigned to our major crimes unit. normally burglary cases go to our general felonies unit. given the prolific nature of this activity i felt it was necessary to assign it to our major crimes unit which is the unit for more serious and repeat offenders and is handled more experienced prosecutors. >> the suspect is 29-year-old patrick potter. he is being held without bail and faces a long with the charges that could. a sentence of 25 years in prison. r witnesses to come forward tog

help make a case and of the death of a 63-year-old woman. sh w pushed to the ground on 3rd streean egbert avenue in the bayview on july 3. she died from her iurs two days later. police detaid a person of interest but now say they do not have enough evidence to make an arrest. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. >> a man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband at the likely stand trial in samper cisco. a federal judge da motion e egon border.ial to eureka near the public defender argued media attention has tainted the potential jury pool but the judge disagrees. he is accused of breaking into the pelosi home last october. he has plead not guilty to both state and federal charges. the federal trial is scheduled to begin november 13. we are built -- we are working to build a better bay area which means a safer bay area. new data shows samper cisco's

vision zero program to limit traffic jets is far from its goal. it aimed to end the traffic fatalities by 2020 four. suzanne phan has a look at the progress that has been made. >> i have definitely had a few close calls while i am running. >> i've lived in san francisco for three years and i always try to be careful crossing the street. >> it is i think people doing unprotected left interns. >> whether they are running, walking or biking, a lot of people in san francisco say they have had close calls with drivers. vision zero sf is the city's plan to end traffic jets by 2024. this week at 30 say they are concerned. >> it is hard for me to accept we a not going to reach zero by 2024. >> the latest data shows mixed progress. traffic fatalities are up. 2022 was the deadliest year since the initiative launched in 2014. >> i think it is a sobering reality of our city and it is a reminder that our streets are

not as safe as they need to be for people to get around without using a car. >> san francisco is not the only city struggling with traffic fatalities. this chart shows san jose is also close to the same level as it was when it started vision zero in 2015. that is partly because fewer people were on the road during pandemic but people say a lot more work needs to be done to protect pedestrians. >> but it requires the city and sfmta to redesign our streets so they are safer for people to get around. >> the sustainable transportation advocate says city needs to install more protections for pedestrians and cyclists like this protected bike lane that photo in baker street should the supervisor believes the key controlling traffic deaths is to control enforcement. many bicyclists like jefferson will tsay they appreciate the effort. >> it is a great vision. we need to strive for that. i don't know if we will make it but we have got to get close.

>> still to come information on the antioch police texting scandal. also ahead. >> no cost which shipper appeared at is a special service by one bay area county in the we can end this war, but it might start a chain reaction. it would ignite the atmosphere. are we saying there's a chance that when we push that button,

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>> in the south bay car crash killed a baby and sent a woman and another child to the hospital. cap at the intersection of king road and ocala avenue on the city's east this morning. one man woke up and ran outside after hearing a loud bank followed by screaming.

>> it gives me the chills thinking about again seeing the baby there lying face down. i was terrified. i remember my little girl when she was that age. i cannot imagine her pain when she wakes up. it took her unconscious. >> you will never forget what he sold. police say the car that had a stellar green light. as the investigation continued police say speeding has been the number one cause of deadly and severe crashes on san jose streets. > in the east bay the oakla mayor will get a raise but it will not be as much as originally proposed. her salary will go up by about $13,000. that is them and mom bump required by oakland city charter. the city council approved it last night voted 6-2 after a spirited debate. the original proposal included a $75,000 raise. the city council when somebody else to deal with the mayor

salary in the future. >> the north bay program to help property owners with fire damage is making a lot of noise. this program provi chipping services. property owners have to collect dry brush or cut down tree limbs then set the mall in piles for county contractors to come by and check them up the idea is to create defensible space rent structures in case of fire threatens the property. >> allows firefighters to come into the property during an emergency or wild land scenario. >> the wood chipping service can save people about $2000 so it is a big deal. the free service is available to property owners in unincorporated sonoma county and people are taking advantage. >> definitely a good thing to do this time of year. a little cooler today but we will be talking about fire danger for the next couple months. >> and especially in land as it

starts to heat up and the hills. this friday, saturday and sunday be careful. let me show you the heat winnings in fight or going into effect in the case of the areas shaded in orange which includes parts of the bay area, northern california. it goes up friday and runs until 11:00 saturday. parts of southern california already under an excess of you watch and central california as well. excessive heat warning in in areas shaded in pink. we are still dealing with the heat impacts across parts of the state. we will feel the impacts as early as tomorrow inland with the advisory does not go up until friday as i pressure from the desert moves westward it is going to bring the hot weather with it. not quite as strong as the last wave and not quite as hot this time around. as you look at live doppler 7, not the case right now around

the coastal areas. inland high temperatures got into the upper 80's to low 90's. the winds are gusting. 31 oakland on shore. 23 at sfo. the moon influence is obvious. 63, oakland. 75 in san jose. 55 in half moon bay. we are looking at the blue skies up above and breezy along the embarcadero. low 80's novato, santa rosa. here is a look at your hourly evening planner. 7:00 temperatures ranging from the 50's coast side to the 80's inland the sun goes down at 8:28 p.m. there be mild inland but not so much along the coast and temperatures drop off in the 50's. san has a camera looking at sunshine. coastal and bayside fog should patchy drizzle overnight heating up and went the next few days. it is going to remain

comfortable at the coastal's and fog. for those of you don't like the hot weather there's always a place you go. westward of course. fog and drizzle to start the day. in the south bay it is going to be warm to hot. 84 san jose. los gatos, 92 degrees. on the peninsula, 82 in redwood city. going to be noticeably warmer. 60 in half moon bay with lingering fog. breezy along the coastline. north bay numbers. seven, napa. triple digits around ukiah and cloverdale in the east bay. the sun will be shining after the money fog burns off. mid-seventies berkeley and oakland. head inland and this is where you're are going to feel the heat. temperatures soaring above average for this time of year. even though get the hot weather. 90 in livermore. 95 in concord. turning up the heat from the 90's to the triple digits over the next three days. it is going to sizzle inland.

50's, 60's coast side and then we will go with the heat using on sunday and dropping off even more on monday. >> unrelenting heat is scorching 16 states across the u.s. impacting more than 85 million americans. marvin norwood shows you just tell bad it is getting. >> a slow burn in the southwest. record-breaking heat blazing a path from california to florida. with more than 85 million americans under heat alerts. >> it is like when you open an oven that is what it feels like. > temperatures in phoenix, arizona topping more than 110 degrees for a record 20 straight days. the low temperature also breaking a record. not dipping below 90 for 10 straight days. the blistering condition sending heat related emergencies up 20%. >> it is hot. >> this men treated by ems workers needing ivs as he could barely speak. >> i have not in this hot for a

long time. it just took over. >> in el paso residents have suffered through a record 34 days in a row with her thermostats at or above 100 degrees. in houston advocates demanding more resources to help the community combat the unrelenting heat. >> people in the streets anyways. 100 degrees outside. there should be shelters available. >> in miami more records surpassing already eight consecutive days of heat index above 100. not much relief in the surf as ocean temperatures remain in the 90's. the heatwave is not just hitting the u.s. globally the earth has had its hottest 16 days ever recorded just this month. experts blaming human caused climate change saying we are in for more searing temperatures. >> we are seeing a big heat dome over the southwest. it has not moved for weeks now. that is the problem. we are stuck in a specific weather pattern as opposed to having them come and go as we are used to.

>> the heat will be sticking around for some time. their mentor of this month looks above average and temperatures especially for the west and the south. >> as the extreme to shutter records the u.s. special envoy for climate change is calling the situation a threat to all of humankind. earlier today on or 3:00 a.m. program getting answers, and environmental health professor talked about the worldwide coordination it could take to prevent future heat event. >> there is quite a bit of global action on developing heatwave early warning and response systems. we have quite a number of them in the u.s. including in phoenix. there are many more worldwide. there is a global heat health information network that is helping coordinate these systems around the world so we can take the lessons learned and best practices when we build new ones. in the longer term we need mitigation plans. ways to bring down our greenhouse gas emissions so do not face an even hotter future

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>> surgery can be unsettling for adult patients. for kids it can be especially frightening. >> virtual reality technology is being used to help kids calm down before a procedure. self a reporter zach fuentes got a close look at the program that has kids in awe. >> the seven-year-old is amazed at what she is seeing in her headset. this clip showing a small snippet of what she is experiencing. >> i saw a fire pit and there was a big window with mountains and a galaxy. > she tried out the goggles at the surgery center in san jose set to open in weeks. the center boasts state-of-the-art technology. >> kind of push forward on the edge of technology but most importantly help our patients and make sure they have a well-rounded and comfortable experience here. >> that includes the virtual-reality headsets that have patients and doctors

especially excited. >> what you think other kids might think of it? >> they might like it. >> they are used to help calm kids about to undergo a number of surgeries. technology used and it headsets is intentional based on meditative research. the kids get to choose an avatar that helps them through calming exercises. >> with the avatar tells them to do is breathe in and out with the avatar's wings and follow the avatar around. it helps them breathe more naturally. it helps slow down their breathing and relax them and reduce their anxiety. >> started as a pilot program the hope is to make access to the vr headset severable to as many young patients as possible. >> i'm hoping we can allow the kids to wear these headsets into the operating room so then this way they don't see any of the scary stuff. all they see is the avatar they have befriended enter following around. >> culture of the headsets will be rolled out throughout the summer. >> coming up nex

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the antioch police texting scandal appeared 15 have been subpoenaed to testify this week in case related to one of the men singled out in the racist texts. >> some may not have to show up to court. unser hudson explains why. >> 15 antioch police officers involved in the racist texting scandal were subpoenaed to testify in court this friday not all of them may be coming. >> we don't want to put light on somebody that may have injuries but we do believe this is kind of a convenient time for this to happen. >> rank sterling is with the group reimagine antioch. he is concerned how five of the 15 officers allegedly have been acute -- have been excused to

appear in court due to medical reasons. >> i'm curious as to how that system works that they can 70 have a doctors note two or three days before they have to testify. >> defense attorney filed a racial justice action for her client. he was targeted by antioch police officers in the text messages. the evidentiary hearing on that motion is set for friday. the hearing could result any criminal charges being dropped for three others accused of committing a series of gang-related shooting speed abc 7 learn to some of the officers were excused to appear. the response to each of the five officers states the officers off work due to an industrial injury and has not been medically cleared by his or her physician to attend court. each document was signed off by antioch police chief stephen ford. do you think a medical excuse is not enough? >> i don't think the medical excuse and reading about that is being alleged is definitely not enough. i think it is kind of funny or suspect that this is happening

right before the court date. for me, unless it is a medical merit emergency they should be able to go. >> michael wilson said she was hoping the case would allow transparency into the department especially since this is the first time any of the officers would appear in court. >> we see defendants being wheeled in in wheelchairs and brought in. how in this day and age of technology being able to zoom in. i do not understand what the issue is wh them why they cannot be there. >> in nebo to exit seven news likability rights were not allowed torder an employe to performny functions a allowed to do. they are not rick california and hawaii chapter of the naacp says the officers

involved in the texting scandal should be federally prosecuted. >> the liability the city should be worried about is a liability these officers have given to them from their racist actions and treating people like slaves. that is the real liability they should be worried about. >> new developments. uc berkeley police say the skeleton found in vacant building was the victim of a homicide. the alameda county coroner's office used dna to identify the victim as stephen lawrence mccreary from texas. he had not been seen alive since 2009 when he was in his late 30's. there are no details about how he was killed or when or how his body ended up in the clark kerr campus. uc berkeley are asking anyone with information to please come forward. after seven years the president of stanford university announced he is stepping down after a report was released detailing findings of an investigation

into his research. dustin dorsey is on campus. >> stanford is greater than anyone of us cared i therefore concluded i should step down. words by the president announcing his resignation on august 31 as head of the university amid research misconduct investigations. a stanford alum who is a journalist for a media partner has reported on this controversy. she says this alleged misconduct and other issues such as recent student deaths by suicide on campus have created a difficult environment for students. she believes stepping down as a good step for the school. i think most >> faculty and affiliates solid as a long time coming. >> findings cleared him from fraud or falsification during research he conducted. investigation found there was no relation of data by researchers in five papers for which he was

the principal author. investigators say he did not take the proper steps toorrect the mistakes. he said in a statement although the report rarely refutes the allegation of fraud and miscondu that were made against me for the good of the university i have made the decision to step out as president. will maintain a role of professor of biology on campus and retractor make corrections to the papers in question. the stanford editor first broke the news of the misconduct last year. >> research misconduct is something often shrouded in mystery. it is a conversation that needs to be brought to the fore more because there is a lot i think people who are in my position a year ago could not have context to understand and my understanding is -- i do not believe in number of these issues had been raised with stanford at the time he was selected. >> the work that baker did and the resignation highway the power of student journalism should >> as a freshman holding power to account under the most

basic and straightforward way should be commended. and it has been in awards but i think that part of the conversation is important here because the daily has done a lot of work to hold stanford university, it's on parent university to account. >> a search for the succ begins. >> its legacy admissions process for children of former students. the connecticut university's announcement comes in the wake of the supreme court decision to strike down race-based affirmative action admissions. the president said the university is committed to diversifying its student body by acquiring students from community colleges, recruiting students from outside new england and recruiting veterans. >> watching netflix with no ads. it is not that is not an option but it did just get more expensive. >> take a trip to italy. without leaving california.

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>> part of italy canal be experienced in los angeles. it is possible thanks to a immersive expense. >> our sister station in los angeles shows you. >> about traveling to italy and you immersive expense is bringing one of italy's most historic places right here to los angeles. this is explore vatican. a multi sensory experience located at a submission studios. you will be surrounded by 2000 years of history starting in the discover room. >> this is where you can go through and read a bit about how vatican city came to be. the history behind it. what it means about the vatican museum pit so you feel like

have a bit of an understanding of the people behind it. some of the great artist, the masters had a hand in creating the beauty of the wonderful art and architecture we see in vatican city. >> you can step into the immersive room. it took a year to develop the images and narration and the production team worked with researchers to tell the story of the vatican city. >> everything has been re-created from a small picture so it has to be expanded. you have to add in pictures. you have to add in colors, contrasts. the production time is very long. >> you can put on virtual reality headsets to see images up close. the immersive experience just open to the public and is expected to be open for two to three more months. >> this experience would especially be enjoyed by people who loved italy. people who love to travel. people who love history. people who have families and want to find something to do with the kids this weekend. people who want to take a

vacation but don't want to pay the high prices for airlines. >> the best part about coming to the immersive experience as it is self-guided and can take as much time as you would like. if you're interested in coming you can go text for vatican.com. >> that looks neat. >> next best thing to being there i suppose. >> it's good to our weather one last time. >> sandhya patel is checking the forest. >> take a look at live doppler 7. we have thunderstorms that have fired up on the eastern side of the state. there is rain associated with it. around this time of year you know we are concerned about fire danger. i'm live doppler 7, fog near the coast and bay. it is not going to go far but it is going to be around first thing tomorrow morning. dislike this morning watch out for spotty drizzle. in the afternoon the fault was back to the beaches and will hang around. a wide range of temperatures. it is going to be warmer tomorrow but the hottest weather is inland. upper 90's in our inland

saturday, temperatures will still be under the triple digits when but 60's coast side and sunday is when the heat packs off a quick look at post- tropical kelvin. it has passed some of the hawaiian islands. it did jump up to six inches of rain on the big island. it will continue to move away a couple more inches of rain expected before all is said and done. seven-day forecast from the upper 90's to the mid-hundreds. saturday. sunday time of year. >> it is summer. we are talking about basketball. >> why not? still two months away until nba training camps open but the in the nba never really ends. draymond green talks about his new teammate chris paul and by he looks over to working with a former rival.

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> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> draymond green spoke on the patrick beverley podcast and plenty was said about the altercation between him and jordan poole. there are no comments about his new teammate chris paul. no need to get into the drama. cp three was acquired during the trade that sent jordan poole and others to washington. cp three, we all know a longtime

rival of the warriors but trey months says he is ready to work with a future hall of famer. >> what i have always respected about chris is his tenacity. his will to win. now i have an alongside that. on the same side of it. with chris everybody is like how are they supposed to be teammates now. i will tell you how. i have never been in a situation to build a relationship with him . we can talk amongst men. that i look forward to good i think he brings something to this team we don't have he is going to do with ever he got to do. for that reason we all hate him. we have been in battles against this dude. he is supersmart.

he has shown to be a great leader. what i look at it is that of someone i have an opportunity to learn on and i am excited about that. >> should be interesting. giants are baseless hottest team. seven straight runs in tonight's game in cincinnati. brandon crawford plays on the ten-day injured list with left knee inflammation. nothing better than getting a fallible eddie bigley game. giants down 3-1. like sable to left field. solo shot 11th of the year. san francisco has five layers with 10 -- with 10 homers or more. luis montes, a big spot but he flies out to left. giants left six men on base. a costly mess in that inning and they went quietly in the neck. set the giants seven chemistry that beer a little more important. maybe a little more expensive. oakland looking for a series win on the red sox. cody thomas, first her home run.

two run shot. driving two a's in the second. jace peterson, two run shot to right center. another beer goes flying. ouch. the a's win 6-5 the a's have traded the right-handed pitcher to the bottom oils and exchange for easton lucas. it was the big off-season size -- east -- the big off-season signing. san jose state quarterback kevin cordero was named the mountain west all offensive preseason player of the year. earned player of the week honor four times. august 26 at usc. next week the 49ers have their first practice. as you mentioned, nba never ends. two months until basketball starts. a very interesting time of the year. giants are right any the thick of all the playoff races.

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and our returning champion-- an attorney from los angeles, california... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny. welcome to "jeopardy!" we had quite the shootout yesterday between our new champion, david, and our previous champ, daniel. they both had five-digit scores heading into final jeopardy! that's very impressive. but in the end, it was david who prevailed by just $1. i hope we have another exciting finish today. welcome to sean and liz. good luck, everyone. here comes the jeopardy! round. we've got these categories in store. we begin with some... then... you'll need to name a state from its postal abbreviation and a country from its internet code. after that...