james' son is out of the hospital. bronny james now resting comfortably at home. three days ago the 18-year-old went into cardiac arrest during basketball practice at usc. doctors say they are encouraged by his response to treatment and his resilience. lebron james writing on social media that everyone is "doing great." that's "nightline." watch full episodes on hulu. see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. >> and finally tonight, lebron james's son is out of the hospital. bronny james now resting comfortably at home. three days ago, the 18 year old went into cardiac arrest during basketball practice at usc. his doctors say they are encouraged by his response to treatment and his resilience. lebron james, writing on social media that everyone is, quote, doing great . a son. this is the last chance to get my kids back. >> i had to live a double life to save my son. >> and this is my story. >> i'm taking your children away. and that's when all hell breaks loose. >> i wanted him to know you messed with the wrong mother. >> mother undercover. now

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. [applause] >> but you have to be times but i've never had this many people show up. ama: a community fed up with crime. a group of neighborhoods in oakland getting a chance to speak with police. the county's top prosecutor

solving the public safety problems they are seeing. dan: what was meant to be the routine community meeting quickly turned fiery tonight but the emotions are from a very heartfelt place. a place of wanting to build a better bay area. neighbors have had enough with feeling unsafe. ama: tim johns one -- was in attendance here tonight. >> there must be consequences. it's unreal that there are consequences for these children. reporter: emotions running high at a meeting thursday in oakland. >> you don't know what the pain and what we've been through. reporter: the meeting by representatives from the oakland police department. there was a line out the door and so many people trying to logon through zoom that the app maxed out. the issue on everyone's mind? rising crime. >> beat us to the ground. grabs my friends hair and pulled

her across the sidewalk. reporter: barbara was one of those in attendance. she came to talk about her experience getting assaulted and robbed in the city. barbara wasn't alone. >> i was pulled out of my car at gunpoint. reporter: seemingly everyone had something to say. one of the main concerns was what to do with juveniles who commit crimes. >> all counties across the state have been asked to decriminalize young people. our county has adopted that as a policy. reporter: statistics show crime is up 26% year-over-year. many in the audience demanded answers from the da as well as the police over what they're doing to stop the violence. one case that came out was the arrest of nine children police say were connected to 35 different robberies. >> formal consequences established that don't always involve incarceration. but do involve and carry some

punitive damages that requires the person to be responsible for their actions. reporter: there were a variety of different viewpoints. there was one thing everyone could agree on. they want to feel safe in their neighborhoods. >> the people who are taking women particularly, older women, assaulting them among other crimes, have to have consequences. it's ridiculous. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. ama: we caught up with the oakland mayor to talk about issues impacting the city of oakland including the recent attempted carjacking in the oakland hills. here's what she had to say. >> it's outrageous, discussing, not appropriate. it has to come to a stop. the oakland police department, we are united and working to solve and prevent these crimes. not just that but hold those who are responsible accountable. ama: tonight, the naacp oakland

branch called on all public leaders to take stronger action on crime. the organization released a letter that read, we need our elected leaders to take responsible action to ensure public safety. the best way to start is declare that we are in a public safety emergency. then marshal resources to adjust crime and create economic opportunities so people can work and live productive lives. to get the full picture of crime and public safety, head to our website. a wide range of data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. you will find it right on the front page. dan: let's move now to developing news regarding former president trump. he's facing additional charges for allegedly mishandling classified documents during his time in the white house. ama: a third defendant has been added to the indictment for making false statements to the fbi about those documents. and when has the details from

washington. reporter: special counsel jack smith who indicted donald trump for his alleged mishandling is clip -- of classified documents is charging the former president with an additional three charges in that case to which he originally pled not guilty. trump facing two new obstruction counts and another count of willful retention of national defense information. now a new person has been named in the amended indictment for allegedly attempting to delete surveillance video footage of trumps mar-a-lago residence. the new superseding indictment places trump in the midst of an obstruction charge, saying he requested an employee to delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago to prevent the footage from being provided to a grand jury. sources say he was the head of maintenance at mar-a-lago and he's also charged with making false statements in a voluntary interview with the fbi earlier this year.

he's the third person in the indictment which already includes an aid to trump who pleaded not guilty to several charges including several obstruction charges and concealment related charges. in a statement, the trump campaign claims that these charges are meant to attack trump and his allies. the statement went on to attack president biden and special counsel jack smith. ama: dianne feinstein appeared confused during a vote for a defense appropriations bill. when she was called on to vote, she began reading a statement and continued until an aide whispered in her air what to do. here's the moment it happened. >> just say i. >> ok. aye.] ama: has been questioned by some who want the 89-year-old senator to resign. she just returned in late may after a severe bout of shingles. feinstein's office issued a

statement that said, the senator was preoccupied, didn't realize debate had just ended and a vote was called. she started to give a statement, was informed it was about, and then cast her vote. dan: firefighters knocked down a fire in bay point today. contra costa county fire officials say it burned one home, part of a duplex, several structures, and an rv. fire crews were on the scene for hours. officials say gusty wind and a breeze around the structures all contributed to the spread of the flames. the cause is under investigation. the weather is always a key factor in any kind of wildfire. let's bring in spencer christian for your 24 hour accuweather forecast. spencer: we won't have those conditions here tomorrow. 7:00 tomorrow morning, cloud lingering. some low clouds and fog. temperatures, 58 inland, 56 around the bay, 54 on the coast. by noon, much sunnier skies.

most inland locations, upper 60's. around the bay shoreline, upper 60's. 4:00 in the afternoon, upper 80's in lynn low 70's around the bay. 60 degrees on the coast. by 7:00, still 80 degrees inland. mid-60's around the bay. i'll have the full accuweather 7-day forecast later. ama: it's out time to get to the ma acts coming to town tomorrow. friday and saturday at levi's stadium. today, we got a sneak peek of a type of connection she has with her fans. people were getting in line for posters and t-shirts at midnight this morning. whether you like the music, you can't deny the tour is bringing in major business. surveys found its generating more money than the gdp of small nations. >> she's a stimulus package.

to all of these cities that she has come to visit. ama: scan the qr code on your screen right now to get our full concert guide, whether you are going or not. tonight, as lauren martinez found, there are generations of fans with a taylor swift connection that's prices. -- priceless. reporter: the excitement for the tour is only building in the south bay. fans lined up all day to bind merchandise from a truck parked outside levi's stadium thursday. by midnight, santa clara will officially be called swiftly clara. in the afternoon, staff at the airport started the fun by setting up a station to greet passengers in town for the show. a big part of the tour is trading friendship bracelets. they made more than 150 to swap. >> it would be cool if we celebrate this part of people's journey. they are making these big trips to see taylor.

let's give them a little momento to commemorate their time coming to sjc and the bay area. reporter: one flan -- fan flew from nashville on the same flight as taylor swift dad. >> i was shaking when i saw him. he was talking to everyone on the flight. he was super genuine and friendly. reporter: these two are taking their friendship to the next level. >> we are getting matching tattoos that are related to the taylor swift song cruel summer. reporter: they will be getting think at soul images tattoo. these are some of the designs people can choose from. they hope the ink will commemorate this time of their lives and the shared experience of attending the tour. >> with womanhood, right now i feel like everyone is coming together and it feels nice and comfortable. everyone supports each other. reporter: the owner first sold

out of her swift inspired treats within 12 hours. >> you feel the buzz. everyone is talking about it. i think there's energy everywhere you go. reporter: the small business owner will have baked and delivered more than 400 cookies. >> i was like, it says bake it count. it was the sweetest thing ever. i could not believe it. reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: if you are driving, be prepared for concert road closures. the first will be at 9:30 tomorrow morning. it won't reopen until after the end of the second concert late saturday night. we are here to help everyone plan for the weekend. get out your phones. we everything you need to know before the show.

we are here for complete coverage tomorrow. stay with coverage from 7:00 to 7:30. download the app for your phone around your smart tv. dan: there's a different kind of show we want to share with you. another san francisco landmark getting lit up with lasers. 12 are currently projecting from the roof of the fairmont hotel into the cathedral -- cathedral -- cathedrals famous rose window. it's the last of the summer laser installation series. eliminate is also known for immersive installations and golden gate park and is helping to restore the bay bridge nighttime twinkle. the cathedral display runs through saturday evening with doors open each night for free from 9:00 until 10:00. ama: a stabbing in san mateo posted on social media. there are new details over what could come next. dan: the next steps for your

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has now been identified. not only was her killing caught on camera but it was then posted to facebook. j.r. stone has more on how the arrest was made and spoke with the experts on what might come next. reporter: san mateo police scouring an apartment complex on thursday. the details, nothing short of draw dropping. someone online in nevada witnessing this. >> a facebook video that showed a stabbing of a female. reporter: that person in nevada the -- immediately calling authorities. within three hours, officers located the victim in an apartment here at the hillsdale garden apartments in san mateo. sadly, police tell us she was dead. the suspect who police say also posted the video of the fatal stabbing with mark magic off. he was located in arrested in san jose two hours later. >> exhibit a in the prosecution's case is going to

be this facebook video. reporter: the suspect was released from prison in 2018. stephen clark says the attorney will likely look at making this a special circumstances case and could seek the death penalty. >> certainly the death penalty is still on the books. gavin newsom has an exercised those executions. it is still a california law. that doesn't mean that a prosecutor won't seek the death penalty in the right type of case. reporter: criminologist and author -- says the person who killed this woman appears to have similarities with individuals who have committed mass shootings. >> it strikes as someone who is looking for his 15 minutes of fame, and just a very twisted way. this is a guy who is angry. clearly the stabbing itself made a statement.

i think he wanted to make a broader statement to society. you will see me, recognize me. reporter: facebook -- we reached out to facebook to see how long the video was posted and how many people saw it. we have not yet heard back. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: now to the historic and deadly heat wave that appears to be moving northeast before the weekend. 118 million americans are expected to begin the heat index danger zone tomorrow. among the widest group of people in the u.s. this year. new york is expected to see the worst of it. arizona is bringing inextricable or because they don't have enough during a surgeon deaths. it's unclear how many are actually due to the heat. phoenix has raised -- reached 110 are higher for a record 28 days in a row, if you can imagine. the white house is stepping in, investing to boost water storage

capacity in california, colorado, and washington. ama: the u.s. department of education is stepping up to help borrowers repay their student loans. payments are resuming in october after the supreme court struck down the biden administration's forgiveness plan. education aids are offering advice for what people need to do next. >> if you don't know who your servicer is, student aid.gov will tell you. if you set up your account, it will tell you. ama: the biden administration is exploring other ways to wipe student debt. in the meantime, there are many author opportunities for loan forgiveness place. -- the internet still buzzing tonight over that congressional hearing on the unidentified phenomenon now coming to light. dan: former intelligence officer testifying yesterday that the u.s. government is concealing ufos and nonhuman biologics.

ama: the pentagon is pushing back on those allegations. we spoke with senior astronomer seth chasse that. his work is to search for indications of life outside of earth. he says the claims are interesting but nothing we haven't heard before. >> if there was really some compelling evidence for extraterrestrials in any of this stuff, not only with the government be interested but large second -- segments of academia would be. dan: republicans and democrats are urging for transparency from the u.s. military after the hearing. ama: do you think spencer is an earthling? dan: i don't know. he's not from around here. spencer christian. he's an earthling. [laughter] spencer: call me a martian. i've been called much worse. here's a look at our current surface wind speeds. gusts in some areas.

very calm winds and others. those gusts are near the coast. also in this area. now we go to a live view from our exploratorium camera, looking back at a few clouds beginning to develop over san francisco. 57 in the city right now. low 60's in mountain view and san jose. 57 at half moon bay. just the beginning of our little thin line of clouds beginning to develop near the coast right now. 60 degrees in santa rosa. low 60's at napa, fairfield, concord. as we look along the bay bridge, we see the forecast headlines. coastal clouds will push inland overnight. gradual warming carries through the weekend. a swift warm up for the taylor swift takeover that's coming to the bay area. overnight low temperatures, increasingly low cloudy conditions across the bay. mid-50's just about everywhere except in antioch with a low of only 60 degrees.

tomorrow, sunny skies after the morning clouds move away. 65 in san francisco. we will see mid-70's around the bay shoreline. north bay highs, upper 80's. upper 70's to nearly upper 80's around santa rosa. in the inland east bay, mid to upper 80's. southbay, 78 in san jose. here the accuweather 7-day forecast. we've got seven sunny and pleasant days coming our way. a little bit of a warm up saturday, sunday, monday with high temperatures inland in the low to mid 90's. mid to upper 70's around the bay. sharp cooldown under breezy conditions on tuesday. for the next three days after that, cooler than average but pleasant with sunny skies and temperatures in the 80's. dan: nothing like so many parts of the country. we are so fortunate. thanks. ama: exciting news about your summer plans. you've been asked by outside lands. dan: i'm excited about it.

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bay area have a high bar to meet. ama: they made sure to shake it off during her show in seattle, creating record-breaking seismic activity. dan: the earthquake activity beat out the beast quake in 2011 when oakland native marshawn lynch scored a touchdown and the crowd went crazy. ama: a geology professor has been researching the data. he found that the quake is about twice as big as a beast quake but the magnitude difference is 0.3. dan: there you go. the headliner today and santa clara was not taylor swift, it was brock purdy. ama: larry beil is here with sports. spencer: -- larry: for the first time since suffering a devastating elbow injury, brock purdy is back with the 49ers. so how is his elbow doing?

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everything. missing ota's to be able to get out and play with my teammates, to me i was so excited just thinking about that. it was like last night was like christmas. you are excited for the next day. that's how it was for me this morning. i was excited to get out there. larry: this is not normal unless your name is shohei ohtani. he threw a one hitter against the tigers. first complete game for him. 6-0 angels. what did he do in game two? hit two homeruns, becoming the first player to throw a shout out in one half of a twin bill and then home or in the other. giants and a's have the day off. hot rods are back in sonoma this week. the top drag racers in the world will compete at sonoma raceway. all tickets include pit passes. john fourth, 74 years leung. still has the need for speed. >> men against women, top fuel,

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