>> phil: finally tonight, simone biles is back. >> hey, guys. welcome to our block. >> phil: she's set to hit the floor in chicago on saturday. her first competition since the 2021 tokyo olympics. the four-time gold medalist and newlywed dazzled and delighted a crowd during practice on friday. >> it's really inspiring that she's able to come back after everything that she's been through. i think all of us here look up to her. i was watching her and she looks amazing. it doesn't even look like she took a year off or any time off. how do you do that? >> phil: biles famously battled the twisties during is tokyo games, bowing out of several events. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here at the same time monday. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a mystery in san jose after around 10:00 a.m. when san jose police went to do a welfare check at an apartment complex. now neighbors -- now neighbors are asking questions and wondering if they are in danger. >> now underway after san jose police found two people dead

inside an apartment. police say on friday morning, they were conducting a welfare check at the complex near interstate 280 when they made the discovery. >> i came back out to 24 san jose pd cars locking the street. four wer interviewing for different people. there were tears, so it had to be family. >> brandy is housesitting her sister's unit in the complex. she said residents received this message from property managers friday afternoon. it states -- vista strives to make all community a safe place to call home. in consideration of this incident, we have hired a 24-hour security service to provide for the safety of our residents. >> kind of like why or what happened. that's pretty much all that is going through our heads right now. >> police have no word on a suspect was said they will release more information in the coming days. >> it is a pretty big shot to

the community -- pretty big shock to the community. >> residents describe the community as quiet, nothing like this before. >> just be protective of yourself and your loved ones because anything like this can happen at any time. >> san jose police say these two deaths mark the 23rd and 24th homicides of the year. dan: we first sent out the alert about this story through the abc 7 news mobile app. it is one way to keep up with stories. as they come into our newsroom, we will pass them along to you immediately. ama: a large section of a fell down on bay street tailor the cable car turnaround. landed on top of two cars, of course causing damage. the street was temporarily closed off. the fire department says to expect delays. fortunately no one was injured.

the archdiocese of san francisco says it likely is going to go bankrupt as a result of hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits it is facing. the diocese of oakland as well as santa rosa filed for bankruptcy earlier this year because of numerous lawsuits. we have been following the story since it broke this afternoon. >> after hundreds of lawsuits were filed by alleged sexual abuse victims, the archdiocese of san francisco saying it will likely go bankrupt. in a statement released friday, the archdiocese said several months with the assistance of your financial and legal advisors, we have in investigating the best options for managing and resolving these cases. after much contemplation and prayer, i wish to inform you that a chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization is very likely. >> they have hundreds of millions of dollars in property. if they are bankrupt, it is morally. >> news of the bankruptcy has frustrated people like this man who says he was sexually abused

as a child. he works with a group called snap, a surviving -- a survivors network of those abused by priests. one of the main worries being the delayed process of getting some form of justice for victims. >> everything stops for the bankruptcy proceeding. >> rick simmons is an attorney who currently represents around 75 people with sexual abuse cases. he says the bankruptcy filing would allow the archdiocese to deal with hundreds of cases collectively instead of one by one. >> i think the chance that they are not compensated at all is very low. the chance that they are not compensated fairly is very high. >> while the process plays out, many of the victims will be waiting, hoping one day to find closure and some sense of peace. >> the church is presenting itself as the person who is the victim here, and they are not. clearly they are not.

dan: evacuation has finally ended for people in san pablo after a hazmat situation that lasted more than three days. cleanup crews gave the all clear at 5:30 this evening. acid and explosives were found in bottles, vials, and various containers in a shed behind a home on stanton avenue. this was on wednesday they found the stuff. investigators had to process more than 600 different chemicals. neighbors say a man who lived in the home was a retired chemistry professor who recently passed away. it will take at least six months to get san francisco's chinatown rosebud subway station fully repaired. a week that started thursday shut down one side of the platform. the stairway is closed by the leak while the escalators and elevator to remain up and running. according to muni there have been no delays or disruptions because of this. the agency plans to give a temporary fix, injecting grout to stop the leak.

a full repair will take several months. ama: we weekend, and it could be a warm one depending where you are in the bay area. sandhya: if you are inl are going to be feeling it. i want to show you an awesome shot from our roof camera. check out the waning give his. you can actually see the craters. visibility is not great everywhere. we do have fog along the coast and as you look at the next four hours, seven :00 in the morning, we begin with some fog, 50's, 60's, patchy drizzle. as we head into the new time hour, already warming up into the 80's and by early afternoon, you see those 90's inland. in the evening hours, the fog will keep the coast cool. it only gets hotter on sunday. i will be back with those temperatures coming right up. ama: now to the remarkable

escape for a bay area church group from the west african country of niger during a military coup. the principle of the cornerstone christian center and school is hugely relieved to know that 15 church members, including his wife, daughter, and other in law, are safe. >> they were just so excited. my heart was in my throat. i shed so many sad tears, but today was happy tears. ama: their escape was doubtful when they got to the airport at 2:00 a.m. and found that her plane had no fuel. the offices of senator dianne feinstein and congressman john garamendi jumped into action along with the state department and changed that. dan: a freeway shooting in july has left an eight-year-old paralyzed from the neck down with medical bills that could top $1 million. a gofundme has been set up to help eight-year-old asa and his

family. asa was hit by a stray bullet as two cars were shooting at one another. youth alive, and oakland-based organization, works with families in the aftermath of gun violence. it and the community are stepping in to get asa the support he needs. >> the initial wave of interest and support in the is a great thing because it rallies community around this family. dan: asa needs a mechanical respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24/7 nursing care, as you can imagine. you can find a link to his gofundme on our website. ama: that's heartbreaking. having now, all lanes of eastbound 80 shut down for the weekend. this is the second weekend of shutdowns so caltrans can repave the road. it stretches from highway four in hercules to the sky where. the bridge is still open.

on this map, we have highlighted the closed sections in red. the green highlights are the detour options. the last time caltrans was able to reopen a freeway early but plan for everything to be close until 5:00 a.m. monday. absolute chaos after a social media influencer promises fans the giveaway of a lifetime. what was offered that led to the mayhem and the charges that influencer faces tonight. ama: brazen home invasions in oakland caught on camera. what the i-team has learned about the victims and what they have in common. dan: a bear nicknamed hank the dan: a bear nicknamed hank the tank is wanted for a bunch i've been telling everyone. the secret to great teeth... ...is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore detoxifies below the gum line and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches

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consoles. that streamer faces multiple charges including inciting a riot. melissa: facing multiple charges after a videogame giveaway led thousands of people to overrun union square part in manhattan earlier today. >> if you refuse to leave, you will be arrested for unlawful assembly. melissa: the nypd issuing a level for authorization, the highest level. as many as 1000 nypd officers responding, some in riot gear, struggling to control the crowd. >> i had thousands of kids out there. i needed thousands of parents out there. we want the parents to come and take control and let's take a step back. >> on the service and announcing to his 20 million social media followers he would be giving away playstation 5 gaming systems, gift cards, and more at union square, but instead, chaos

ensued after the post went viral. >> people have been throwing things at each other as well as at police in the streets, so this has become a very dangerous situation. >> seeing the police response and even briefly live streaming from inside the chaos, the star said he was mobbed by fans. an suv spotted speeding away with multiple people hanging on. the twitch star possibly inside. >> oh, and then there just -- someone fell off. >> new york city is a crowded place. there's a lot of people. you never know what will happen and today just got out of control. >> police say they did not fire any shots or use any flashbangs devices. ama: captured in this photo. an 80-year-old man in his own home with a gun to his back. that home invasion robbery is

one of approximately 50 are getting elderly asian families. the crimes may be connected to a small group of chemicals of -- small group of criminals according to law enforcement sources. dan: i of hand internal police memos that i cannot show to protect sources, but they provide information that allow me to track down some of the victims. this is one of the home invasions listed in police documents obtained by the i-team. monday of this week, an 80-year-old man and his 69-year-old wife are caring for their two grandchildren when robbers break in a second-floor window. >> one man was downstairs with my parents keeping an eye on them while the other was upstairs going through the safe, ransacking our closets, our bedrooms, looking for valuables. >> the men held the couple at gunpoint for nearly 40 minutes, a terrifying ordeal, their daughter tells me. >> during this time, my mother was trying to rush them out of the house, saying someone is going to be home soon, you need

to hurry up and get what you need. she offered them cash and said if what you're looking for is cash, here's cash. just take it. please don't hurt us. >> the criminals got away with $10,000 in cash and jewelry. the family has had three other attempted home invasions, and with each one, they take a new security precaution. the fence, the cameras, the dog, a german shepherd now 11 years old. he did not stop the criminals this week. what's his name? >>'s name is felix. >> felix, you got to do your job, pal. police details about an ongoing investigation. the sources gave me a copy of an internal advisory that says obd has a series of approximate 50 to 12.5 first-degree robbery's

targeting elder asian couples. the connected, committed by the same small group of criminals. this cinematographer had his front door pushed in two weeks ago. >> it was very loud. it was like an explosion. we thought something crazy happened on the street, but it was coming from inside the house. >> tony tells me one of the robbers chased him up the stairs with a knife, and he barricaded the bedroom door while his wife called 911. >> we were terrified, screaming the top of our lungs. >> the police arrived in minutes, but the criminals got away with $40,000 in camera gear. i told tony about the police alert that criminals are targeting homes owned by asian families. >> with asian hate crimes, it was already hard to exist as an agent in this community, and now it is even harder. >> i spoke with other victims on the list of home invasion

victims. they declined to be interviewed for fear of retaliation, but they want the information to get out. hopefully someone knows who these guys are and call the police. dan: let's hope so. a proposal to raise the tolls on bay area bridges by $1.50 to bailout struggling transit agencies is getting some pushback. state senator scott wiener is pushing an effort to increase tolls on all local bridges except the golden gate. a five-year increase, he says, is needed to prevent big cutbacks on bart and muni, but representatives and lawmakers represent in the bay area in washington have sent a letter to governor newsom expressing concern about such a large toll hike. i spoke with one congressman about his reservations about the proposed toll hike late this afternoon. >> always great to see you. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure. thanks for asking me. >> why do you oppose it? >> i don't oppose it. the letter says we have

concerns. i understand the need to develop new revenue, but it is disproportionately affecting working people, raising the toll another $1.50 when it is about to go up by one dollar. it is really to dollars $.50. >> that extra dollar he mentioned is already scheduled to be added to the toll in 2025. he wants to see a full discussion on how to raise more revenue while at the same time looking at ways to improve the efficiency of bart and muni operations. ama: more than most cities to recover from the pandemic, but there's encouraging news from the comptroller's office. the latest data shows the city added 8400 jobs in revenue is steady at 75% at 2019 levels. >> during the grateful dead concert, cities hotels -- the city's hotels were packed. for every $100 spent in the hotels, $200 are spent

everywhere else. ama: there is no significant movement in people coming back to work. office vacancies rose. muni ridership is about half of what it was in 2019, and bart continues to lag. line in the mega millions jackpot and no one hit it. this means the jackpot will climb to $1.5 billion for the next drawing on tuesday. winning numbers tonight are 11, 30, 45, 52, 56, and the ball is 20. i was not interested at 1.3 billion dollars. 1.5 -- ama: that makes a huge difference. this time i'm buying a ticket. i meant to buy one today but just not -- just did not get around to it. sandhya: if we can't win the jackpot, at least we can win in the weather department. it's going to be nice.

let me show you some live views from our tower cameras. all the views look amazing san francisco as we look down towards the santa cruz area, so let's check out what's happening . the sizzle returns as high pressure that has been bringing the summer swelter to the southern tier states shifts westward. we are going to notice our heat building at least in our inland areas as we head towards tomorrow. it was a warmer day today. in case you don't like the heat, let me show you this life picture from santa cruz where there is some fog and that fog is going to keep temperatures in check along the coast. mild to warm tomorrow afternoon. very high uv index. make sure you have your sunscreen with you. 64 ocean beach. ocean temperature is 54 degrees, so a little chilly. look at this amazing view. you can see the fog just hanging right over san francisco. that marine layer has compressed down to 1000 feet, so it will not advance very far.

warming trend continues this weekend. hottest day inland will be sunny with triple digits. we do have a little bit on live doppler 7, not a lot new the coast at this hour. 50 to 70's on your temperatures and as we check out a live view from my exploratorium camera, here is what you can expect. air quality will go from good today to good to moderate tomorrow and moderate for all areas sunday. if you are out and about, watch out. fire danger increasing around this time of year, especially in the afternoon/evening hours. notice this blue and yellow, which is moderate to high for inland communities, and that repeats again sunday. since we are on the topic of fires, the flat fire in oregon still continues to burn. thousands of acres. smoke from that fire with northwesterly wind flow may drift into our area in the upper parts of the atmosphere, so if you see a little haze in the air, don't be surprised by this. as we go hour-by-hour tomorrow morning starting with the fog,

the drizzle, and the fog will be no the coast and parts of the bay as we head into tomorrow afternoon. just hang tough. temperatures in the 50's and 60's out the door tomorrow morning. if you have early plans tomorrow afternoon, it is short sleeve weather in the south bay. 83 redmond city. 63, half moon bay. nice day in san francisco. 70 in south city. 92 in santa rosa heading into the east bay, 76 oakland, 82 fremont, inland areas, you got hot. 95 in concord. your accuweather 7-day forecast, we go from the mid-90's tomorrow to triple digit sizzle on sunday, but it's only inland. coast side will remain comfortable and then mild to hot for monday before we drop those temperatures off and the sea breeze kicks up. it will be nice to get a little break, but those of you who like the heat, this weekend will be nice.

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ama: in south lake tahoe, hank the tank, a famously large female black bear, has been captured. the department of fish and wildlife says she will be relocated to a wildlife section where in colorado. dan: her three cubs were also captured to be taken to sonoma wildlife rescue. relocation is rare for the department, but given the public interest, they wanted to err the side of caution. fall apart? the conference of champions now down to just 4 teams. down to just 4 teams. my clothes look fresh but i need them to smell fresh, too. that's why i add downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long.

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then catastrophic decisions, leading us to this day, the inability to let a lucrative tv deal kills the conference, so oregon and washington joined usc and ucla in the big ten. arizona schools during your talk and the big 12 along with colorado, which bolted a few days ago. maybe the big twin -- the big ten has them, but why would you? almost all the options are bad. on to baseball, babe ruth series resumes tomorrow. haze fan's a reverse boycott. for sean manaea who is now a giant, it will be his first year back as the enemy. remember, he pitched a no-hitter for the a's at the coliseum back in 2018. he knows what a win in the series means. >> i know all the guys over there, and i think there's some pride.

different people over there, different vibe, but, yeah, i got nothing but love for oakland. >> those fans can show up and they can be very electric in that environment. anyway, it's going to be fun. it's going to be my first time at the coliseum playing in an actual game. looking forward to it. larry: every year espn turns espn2 into the och "dodgeball" and televised weird sports like slippery stairs. it is potentially dangerous, but these guys are really good at it. the best part is when you go back down -- wh ouch. we are used to the warriors going big. warriors debuting a truck of their own. it will take part in weekend shows driven by the world's first and only disabled combat veteran to operate a monster

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