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executive bob league question steps in the investigation. >> thank you for joining us. it happened as he appeared in san francisco court for his preliminary hearing. melanie woodrow joins us live. melanie: testimony from several members of the san francisco police department as the das office attempts to prove it has enough evidence for the case to proceed. bob lee's family membe others were in court today as officers responded to main street following the stabbing testify to what they discovered at the scene, including blood and a joseph-and joseph kitchen knife with a four inch blade near the scene. the same brand of knives were found in the sister's apartment. there was a lot of attention to the way in which the knife was processed and whether the police

interviewed an unhoused person in the area. >> we are setting the scene for what kind of police work was done and what the limits are. we do wonder why some people were not interviewed, some things were not collected, some things were not analyzed. >> we are just try to get information that is important in a case like this. melanie: surveillance video showed the pair together in the millennium tower elevator as well as living together in a car. we also learned more about events prior to the murder today including alleged heavy drug use and departing. the defense team says the story that has been out there that he murdered bob lee and some sort of honor killing for his sister is inaccurate and his anger was directed toward somebody else entirely named jeremy, whose apartment was allegedly where drug use and partying had taken

place. today's proceedings were paused. the preliminary hearing is expected to pick up tomorrow morning. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. ama: thank you for that update. the police are asking for the bl's help to locate a missing girl from san francisco. the 12-year-old was last seen last tuesday at her persia avenueome earlier that day and disappeared later that morning. espinoza is 5' about 85 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. anyone with information on her whereabouts should call 911. dan: the controversial x at the top of the twitter headquarters is now gone. city authorities say they received about two dozen complaints about the sign that was put up without a permit. suzanne phan is in the newsroom to explain why there is a fight over this. suzanne: the city of san francisco has been investigating elon musk in his company who they say violated rules and did

not get the proper permits, now he has to a for that and the investigation. >> it looked like a light show happening. suzanne: it was a sight to see from the sky, but for people directly across from the gigantic x of the former twitter headquarters building, it was too much to deal with. >> i closed the curtains. suzanne: monday morning, workers were at the building, moving fast to take down the structure. >> i see nothing now. it looks like they were dismantling the x. >> i like the attention it san francisco. i like the conversation that was started. form partly i'm happy for these residents. i saw the videos and they were pretty extreme. suzanne: some were fess in it. supervisor matt dorsey said, "i would like to extend an oliv branch to x as i think there are a lot of people in city

government who would welcome an opportunity to work with a large employer such as them." friday the city issued a notice of violation to elon musk for not having a permit for the structure on his building's roof. according to the department and city planning, 25 complaints came in because of the x. this afternoon, building inspection issued the statement, "t property owner will be assessed fees for the unpermitted instlation of the illuminated structure. e fees will be for the building permits, for the installation, and the removal of the structure and to cover the cost of the department of building inspection and blend department's investigation." elon musk paid $44 billion to take over twitter. he made dramatic changes to one of the most influential platforms in the world. this tech analyst offers his two cents on what elon musk is doing. >> it is very clear that he sees there is value to sticking around. think the question will be whether or not the city of san

francisco is going to put up with these huge bright lights and all these massive changes and permit-less movements at all that stuff. the typically cities like people to follow the rules. elon musk is not a rule follower. suzanne: the x was removed morning just a day after the twitter letters were removed from company headquarters. some tech experts say this is a bad time to do a grand change, but others say it has attracted global attention which may all be part of the strategy. suzanne phan, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. street vendors were invited to city hall days after a home depot security guard was seen harassing a man selling strawberries. today's event was to teach vendors about their rights of selling food and merchandise on the streets. they also learn how to convert street food stalls into more robust brick-and-mortar businesses. you are about 70 empty

storefronts in downtown san jose right now. >> we had hawaiian food that has opened up, a fondue shop, and they all started selling out of their garage, at the corner, or a food truck. ama: the informational seminar whispered after a food vendor was attacked in february outside of the sap center, one of several incidents reported in the past year. dan: tomorrow could be a sticking point in back-and-forth labor negotiations between the city of san jose and its employees. despite rallies and mediation, two unions that account for 4500 city employees may foot for a strike that would affect many city services. dustin dorsey explains what is at stake. dustin: a decision looms that would impact residents through the city. tuesday city employees with the municipal play federation local 101 and the international federation of professional and technical engineers local 21 a vote on a strike that will be the largest san jose is seen in 40 years. >> we are passionate about the

services we provide to the city of san jose. we know on the ground what our citizens expect of us. to go above and beyond to serve the community we need that payraise. dustin: the employees work at the airport come housing department, and city libraries, services were residents will see the impact of a strike occurs. the city is offering a 5% raise next year and a 4% and 3% the years following. this library clerk says it is not enough to survive in san jose. >> i will be losing money, but it is for the greater good because we san jose city employees deserve to have the same amount of raises as our sister cities. dustin: city council will discuss any movement tuesday in a closed session. the mayor was to avoid what he considers a terrible situation for employees and residents and says only one mediation session between the groups has not been enough to not reach an

agreement. >> i do not what the city to overextend at that have to do layoffs or cut services later. it is not fair to workers or residents. dustin: both sides do not want a strike to happen, for the good of everyone involved, but the unions what a movement in a positive direction before calling off a strike. >> we don't want to get to that but we deserve the pay that we need and deserve. >> we are hoping the city bargaining units can get back to mitigation, talk through whatever creative solutions both sides bring to the table, and get to a resolution as we have done with all of our other bargaining units. ama: 30,000 work job after yellow corporate trucking company announced it is ending operations and filing for bankruptcy. the tennessee-based organization has an organization and hayward. they claim this could delivery costs will skyrocket as other trucking companies try to

pick up the slack. >> this particular industry has excess capacity. some of this will be absorbed by other companies. that is what i would expect. because there will be lower capacity now, you can expect price increases. ama: the closure is expected to be the largest trucking bankruptcy in u.s. history. dan: team usa gearing up for its next match against portugal starting at midnight our time. after the break come a closer look at the incredible journey of one member of the team whose soccer career began in san jose. >> the stunning moment in court, the mother convicted of killing her own children. what she said to the packed courtroom bencic. news coming in of a potential mass shooting averted out outside of a school opening fl

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ama: at midnight, team usa will continue its quest against portugal. dan: while the bay area as well purpose of the, one player was born and raised in the bay area. ama: charlie gibson has more on the local ties and who she will be playing for this world cup. >> hello, everyone, this is my best friend naomi from san jose california. >> quick work. >> she is just a humble person and i think she comes from a very humble family. they work hard for everything and celebrate everything. growing up in that way you learn to appreciate moments like this so much more. >> right on the goal line clears it out. reporter: last year her first season in the national women's soccer league with the san diego bay's fc, naomi was named both

defender of the year and rookie of the year. >> thank you! reporter: the 23-year-old's women's national team defender said she would never imagine this would be her reality. neither did her family. within 20 years before she was born, her father fled a dictatorship and it c.o.p.. -- in ethiopia. her mother arrived separately in the u.s. through a work and education program. the two met in california and started their family. naomi's father looking to strengthen bonds in the ethiopian community started a soccer program. >> i first started playing soccer, it was where the ethiopians would get together and play on saturday mornings. when i think of my start in soccer, i always think of us at the park. reporter: at age nine, naomi began playing on the local club

level, where she continued to excel. my freshman year high sch naomi was already receiving calls from division i colleges, including one in her backyard. >> she's done it! the cardinal are queens of college soccer once again! reporter: as team comfort -- captain for cardinals, she led them to the ncaa national chevy chip in her hometown of san jose. >> the 2019 most outstanding defensive player, naomi! reporter: throughout her entire collegiate clear, her best friend and teammate, cardinal goldie katie meier, was right by her side. ♪ reporter: including draft night. >> with the first pick, san

diego fc select naomi from stanford university. month before naomi made her professional debut, katie died by suicide. >> since her passing, i' lot of time and effort into working towards just getting more mental health resources towards different communities that don't have the same access that others do. i'm trying to do that for her still. i wear a little wristband with the initials k.m. she always thought i would go to this world cup, so yeah, i think it is special i'm here and that i get to play for the both of us. ♪ reporter: as the first ethiopian

american representing team usa in the world cup, naomi is playing for her family, her community, and her friend. dan: wow. ama: incredible. dan: really powerful story. ama: and they dedicated their effort and the world cup to katie meier's and introduced a partnership to launch a mental health initiative including settlement -- sending mental health professionals to youth sports leagues across the u.s. dan: if you or loved one is struggling witanxiety or metal health issues, we have resources to help. visit abc7news.com/action to started for urgent matters you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by dialing 988. ama: coming up, the san francisco mayor announces her latest plan to breathe life into the civic center. we will tell you about the carnival coming in just a

dan: families in san jose are protesting the cut to psychiatric care. they gathered this morning to advocate for seriously mentally ill patients rely on the services. the facility plans to cut its 18-patient care how stir but all beds -- care hospital beds. >> we think that it is a clear case of discrimination against mental health programs, and we are going to point that out and make the hospital accountable for. dan: the closure comes as good samaritan plans to expand other facilities with hospital wings. santa clara county already faces a severe shortage of behavioral health services. according to her report, the county needs another 960 psychiatric beds in order to meet the need. ama: a carnival is on its way to the san francisco civic center.

mayor london breed said people can expect games and rides on carnival rides and eat fair food staples like funnel cakes. admission is a $10 minimum purchase for food and games. festivities begin august 1 four and run for four days. save the funnel cakes for after the teacups. dan: that is a pro tip. i feel like a carnival in the weather. ama: let's get to spencer christian. spencer: better funnel cakes then the funnel clouds. welcome to another greasy evening in the bay area. the surface wind speed, gusts, there it is, it corrected itself, 60 miles per hour and a good for mile-per-hour wind speed. you combine the effect of the cooling effect of the onshore flow and the increase in relative humidity, we have course keep the fire risks low, so that is good. the temperature in most

locations are lower by several degrees right now than this time yesterday, so we are in a cooldown. here is the view looking out over san francisco, mainly blue sky so far, 65 degrees in the city, 68 across the bay, oakland low to mid 70's, 59 half moon bay. it is mainly clear at the golden gate, breezy. other temperature readings, mid-80's santa rosa, 74 napa, low 90's fairfield and concord, 86 livermore. back toward san francisco, you see the makings of a deepening and expanding marine layer which will continue to deepen and expand overnight. tomorrow morning, early, of fog and low clouds. lots of overhead clouds, lots of high clouds as well. what's cooler day tomorrow through thursday with in linda heat continue -- in land heat returning. the forecast overnight, the

increase of high clouds and the deeply expanding marine layer pushing across the bay. along with that a good chance of early-morning patch you, especially near the coast. some may move across the bay shoreline's. bear that in mind. the overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 50's. highs tomorrow about 60 at the coast, upper 60's, low 70 near the back. low to mid 80's inland, moderately cool. the accuweather 7-day forecast, three consecutive days of cool or cooler than average weather coming our way for the beginning of august. friday it starts to warm up again, and it warms up quite a bit more over the weekend. saturday and sunday, upper 90's, low 100s inland. even next monday upper 90's, 80's around the bay shoreline. it looks like that pattern will taper off the middle of next week and cool down again. ama: thank you, spencer. dan: a bay area actor who gained

fame in the hbo hit "euphoria" has died. angus cloud passed away in his family home in oakland. they said cloud struggled with the death of his father last week and suffered from middle health issues. cloud won the role in "euphoria after being discovered in the streets of manhattan. fashion scene and was known for dressing in a certain style. he was 25 years old.

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dan: you can get our live newscasts, breaking news news, weather and more with the streaming tv app. just search abc download it. ama: the fit is a camp for giants fans returned to oracle partner. they hosted the camp for disabilities. 41 campers got a chance to big-league players and taste fan experience. >> they watch at home, they know who they are. to come here and possibly shake their hand or meet them or have a catch with them, it is like a miracle. ama: that is awesome for the

kids. the little league challenger division gives children and young adults with a disability a chance to play baseball competitively against other teams across the bay area. the giants have hosted the fantasy camp for more than two decades. dan: that is fantastic. we still have more news ahead. ama: let's get to karina nova for a look at the stories coming up. karina: tonight, from twitter to x, rebrand of the social media company has been making news headlines. now a fine for the short-lived sign in san francisco. a deeper conversation about elon musk's decision about the headquarters and the future of the company. plus, the goal to hire more female police officers for some barrier departments -- some bay area departments. why the progress being made and about the obstacles. join us for those doors and more at 5:30 one abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you. ama: an update on the

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