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it's saturday, august 5. we will have more on our top story in the moment. we begin and they welcome back to lisa argen. >> thank you. glad to be back. we are bringing on the heat this first weekend of august. we have high pressure building that's set the stage for a sizzling weekend, especially inland, but as we get low clouds and fog are hanging around the coast. current temperatures are anywhere from 50 in novato to low 60's around palo alto. that brings us from a few degrees cooler to warmer this morning. santa cruz. the beach will be nice. air quality is getting worse. it will be good in the north bay but moderate elsewhere as the heat begins to allow for some hades. we have a fire to the north in oregon. that could allow for haze.

80's and 90's. tomorrow will be rp key but we stay comfortably the coast with 60's -- will be comfortable but we stay comfortable at the coast with 60's. >> authorities are investigating a double homicide after officers found two bodies in san of madthe discovery when they were doing a welfare check at a complex on oore avenue near interstate 280. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez spoke with neighbors wondering if they are in danger. >> an and -- an investigation after san jose police found two people inside an apartment. they were conducting a welfare check when they made the discovery. >> i came out to 24 san jose police department cars blocking the street along park moore.

four different officers were interviewing different people. there were tiers. >> randy is housesitting her sister's unit. she says residents received this message. it states, this strives our community a safe place to call home. in consideration of this incident, we have hired a 24 hour security service. >> kind of like a y why or what happened. that is what is going through our heads. >> police have no word on a suspect but said they will release information in the coming days. >> it's a shock to the community. >> residence describe the complex as relatively quiet with occasional break-ins or fireworks, nothing like this. >> be protective of yourself and loved ones. this could happen at any time. >> police say the steps marked

the 23rd and 24th homicides of the year. lauren martinez, abc7news. >> our neighborhood safety tracker is available to give you a picture of public safety where you live. the tool shows a wide range of data for san jose, san francisco and oakland. you can find it on the front page of abc7news.com. in oakland, there still is not a police chief, but people living there are given the opportunity to weigh in on the qualities they think should be considered. the police commission is holding the first of five public forums. oakland has been without a chief since lauren armstrong was fired in february. today's forum starts at 10:30 a.m. at the golden gate branch library. the police commission will select four candidates for the job and send the list to the mayor, who will make the final decision. in san francisco now, take a look at this. a large tree came crashing down

onto multiple cars, leaving some damage. this happened at bay street and taylor near the cable car turnaround. the street was temporarily closed off last night and no one was hurt. developing now, the archdiocese of san francisco says it will likely go bankrupt following hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits. the diocese of oakland as well as santa rosa filed for bankruptcy because of numerous lawsuits. tim johns shows us how people are reacting. >> after hundreds of lawsuits were filed, there diocese of san francisco saying it will likely go bankrupt. in a statement released friday, the archdiocese said, for several months now, we have been 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 likely. >> they have hundreds of

millions of dollars in property. they are not bankrupt. if they are, it is morally. >> the news has frustrated people like joey. he says he was sexually abused as a child. he now works with a group called snap with a survivors network. >> the potential filing causes several worries for him. one of the main ones being the delayed process of getting some form of justice for victims. >> everything stops during the bankruptcy proceeding. >> rick simmons is an attorney who currently represents around 75 people with sexual abuse cases. he says if it happens the bankruptcy filing will allow the archdiocese to deal with the cases collectively instead of one by one. >> the chance they are not compensated at all is low. the chance that they are not compensated fairly is high. >> while the process plays out,

he says 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. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. >> in the east bay, some people are finally back home after being evacuated because of a hazmat situation lasting over three days. cleanup crews gave the all clear yesterday evening. explosives will found in bottles and containers in a shed behind a home on stanton avenue earlier this week. investigators had a process more than 600 different chemicals. neighbors say the 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 china town subway stations reopened. the stairway and area is closed

but the escalators and elevator are running. according to muni, there have been no displays ordered -- there have been no delays or disruptions. a freeway shooting in july h left an eight-year-old boy paralyzed from the neck down with medical bills that could top $1 million. a gofundme has been set up to help asa and his family. he was hit by a stray bullet on 580 in oakland as two cars were shooting at one another. youth alive, an oakland based organization, works with families in the aftermath of gun violence. the organizations and community are stepping in to get him the support he needs. >> the initial wave of interest and support with him, i think, is a great thing it's rallying the community around this family. >> heartbreaking. asa needs a mechanical

respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24/7 nursing care. you can find a link to his gofundme on our website. all lanes of eastbound i-80 are shut down now and will be for the entire weekend, the second of three weekend shutdowns so caltrans can repave the road. sky 7 flew over the area. it stretches from highway four and hercules to coming s the bridge is open. we highlighted the closedsectio. the green higs are the detour options. the last time ca was able to reopen the freeway early, but plan for i-80 to be closed until 5 a.m. monday. this next story we have been following since it broke. a bay area church group stranded in the west african country of niger during a military queue

have made a mistake. several members of the christian center are now safe in paris. the principle of the center and school is relieved to know 15 church members, including his wife, daughter and father-in-law are sick. >> my heart was in my throat. i said so man sad tears but today it was happy. >> the group was there when a coup broke out several days ago. football. the pac-12 conference, which has been around for more than 100 years, is now down to four teams, which leaves cal and stanford with unknown futures. oregon and washington jumped ship and accepted a deal friday with the big ten. this comes as the pac-12 could not reach an agreement on a new media right steel to entice

schools to stay in the conference. this mass exodus of member universities in the league is likely to be its downfall, with impact right here in the bay area. hundreds of employees with headquarters in san francisco could lose their jobs if the conference folds. let's take a look outside. how's it looking? >> good morning to you. it is in the mid and upper 50's in san francisco. you can see the fog at the bridge. the marine layer is about 1000 feet. upper 60's. we will be in your 70 downtown. beautiful day on the way but the heat will be unbearable as we visit the inland valleys. my full forecast coming up. >> thanks. a lawsuit against sj pd gets the green light. what claimants say happened during the george floyd protests in 2020. no more bear break-ins hopefully.

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>> terrifying moment as an 80-year-old man had a gun to his back in his home. one of nearly 50 targeting elderly asian families in the oakland hills. law enforcement tells us the crimes may be connected to a small group of criminals. here's the i-team's dan noyes with the story you will only see on seven. >> i obtained internal police memos i cannot show to protect the sources but they provided information that allowed me to track down some of the victim. 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 60 years -- and 69-year-old wife were at home when robbers broken. >> one was keeping an eye on my

parents while the other was trying to get into our safe, ransacking our closet, bedrooms, looking for valuables. >> the men held the couple at gunpoint for nearly 40 minutes, a terrifying ordeal. >> during this time, my mom was trying to rush them out of the house by saying someone will be home soon. my son-in-law will be at work. she offered them cash and said if what you're looking for his cash, here's cash. please don't hurt any of us. >> the criminals got away with $10,000 in cash and jewelry. the family had three other attempt at home invasions and with each one they take a new security precaution. the fence, the cameras, the dog, a german shepherd. he did not stop the criminals. >> what's his name? >> you have to do your job. >> officials at the oakland police department will not provide anyone to help with

these issues, saying they are part of an ongoing investigation, but privately sources tell me they are upset about the crime spree and want the story told. sources gave me a copy of an internal advisory that says opd has a series of approximately 50 212.5, first-degree robberies, targeting asian hose -- targeting asian homes in the oakland hills area. incidents appear to be connected, committed by the same group of criminals. this photographer had his doorpost in two weeks ago. >> it was very loud. it was like an explosion. we thought something crazy happened but it was coming from inside the house. >> tony tells me one of the robbers chased him up the stairs with a knife and barricaded the bedroom door while his wife called 911. we were terrified, screaming, hoping someone would hear us. >> the police arrived within minutes for the criminals got away with $40,000 in camera

gear. i told tony about the police alert, that they are targeting homes of asian families. >> it is already hard to exist as an asian in this community and now it seems harder. >> i spoke with other victims on the opd list of recent home invasions. they declined to be interviewed for fear of retaliation but want this interview to get out. hopefully somebody knows who these guys are and call the police. >> abc7news sent out this push alert last night letting you know about this story you can only see on seven. you can stay in the know by downloading the abc7news bay area app and enable notifications to get updates sent directly to your mobile device. in the south bay, a federal judge has ruled an excessive force lawsuit against the police department will go to trial. five plaintiffs will argue officers used violent tactics during the george floyd protests in 2020.

they say their first and fourth minute rights were violated. when plaintiff says he lost his eye during the demonstrations when an officer shot him with a rubber projectile. sjpd admitted the officers were not properly trained in crowd control because of understaffing. your drive across bay area bridges could go up $1.5. it's a proposal getting pushback from state leaders. scott weiner is backing an effort to increase tolls on all local bridges except the golden gate. he says the five-year increase is needed to prevent big cutbacks on b.a.r.t. and muni. some people sent a letter expressing their concern. dan ashley spoke with a congressman about his reservations. >> why do you oppose that? >> i do not. the letter says we have concerns. i understand the need to develop new revenue but it's disproportionately affecting working people.

raising the toll another $1.50, when it's about to go up by another dollar. >> the extra dollar he mentioned is scheduled to be added to the toll in 2025. if you have not bought a mega millions lottery ticket yet, this might make you reconsider. the jackpot has grown to over $1.5 billion. that is billion with a b. the amount is a potential record if someone wins the grand prize next week. last night, no one hit the $1.35 billion jackpot. the next drawing is on tuesday night. good luck. speaking of luck, if you want a weekend warm up, looks like it is coming our way. lisa argen is tracking the forecast. >> good morning. we saw this earlier in the week. we had a cool down and then we do a 180. that is fun if you like some summer heat. in fact it's going to build as we get to your second half of the weekend. tomorrow looks to be the warmest

day. we had patchy fog at the coast and even some mist and drizzle. you may need wipers if you are out early by the shoreline. our marine layer is certainly compressed down to about 1000 feet, so that's allowing for that mist and drizzle. . here's the wider picture you will notice the dark area offshore, high-pressure building on in. it's 57 in san ramon and dublin, with temperatures cooling. mount diablo, 71, and as we look closer, you can see the fog from pacifica to half moon bay. it's going to stay comfortable at the coast, so if you don't like the heat both days, you can head to the shoreline, although it will be warming up. there is a look at emeryville. it continues to the weekend. tomorrow is the hottest day and looking for triple digits on sunday. we should be shy of that. mild weather at the coast with that fog from time to time

today.they will clear out a little bit but come back. here's a look at our fire danger index. we have a moderate risk. you will notice by the afternoon we get into the high area in the hills, where they have been drying out. mount diablo, mount tam by the delta, and into sunday, again, we will have that elevated fire danger due to the heat coming our way. in the south bay today, average high's in the low 80's. we will be above that. cupertino, san jose, mid 80's. even warmer for your sunday. monday looking so -- monday looking toasty. the rest of the week comfortable with temperatures a little bit below average. you will notice those upper 70's through the rest of the week. your sunday forecast. notice those purples coming into play or fuchsia, i should say. 104 by the delta. the heat will retreat

but everywhere in the north bay we have upper 90's and even 101 in calistoga, 80's on the bayshore. it will be monday, we will see the breeze kick up. tuesday, everyone will cool down. highs today with that patchy fog coming into play around half moon bay in the 60's. otherwise looking at upper 60's in san francisco with mid-seventies across the back. mid 90's inland. today, mid 90's 70's around hayward. the breeze should feel good. sunday, we have temperatures well over 100, that heat lingering monday. if you need some relief, you know where to go. we have not had a lot of widespread heat over the summer

that's delayed fire season. it's almost year-round but we have been lucky. >> 101 in calistoga tomorrow. that will be hot. >> thank you. >> just ahead, a warning for zelle users. what signs you need to look out for after an imposter stole thousands of dollars from bay area residents.

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>> hank the tank, a bear longer break into people's homes. the department of fish and wildlife says she was captured and will be relocated to a wildlife sanctuary in colorado. she's responsible for at least 21 different home break-ins since last year. her three cubs were also

captured in will be safely taken to the sonoma county wildlife rescue. goodbye to hank the tank. no more break-ins. we are back with a notorious scam making a return. thanks are sending fraud warnings to zelle users as imposter trick people to send -- trick people into sending the m money. >> rachel adler believed the men on the phone was really fo -- was really from bank of america. >> he was calm, kind, educated. it was creepy. >> rachel had just received this text. did she charge $432 to a walmart in texas? she replied no. her phone rang. the man told her someone was using zelle to withdraw money from her account.

>> i account. did you zelle anyone? i did not. >> the man told her she had to send the money back to herself through zelle. she followed his instructions. >> i said great. > she had no idea the man was an imposter. she was really sending her money straight to the crux. then the imposter went one step further. he told her she'd be getting a fraud alert from bank of america but she should ignore it. >> you are going to get a text saying that we have detected suspicious transfer activity, that it could be a possible scam. don't worry about that. we are taking care of that on this call. >> the real bank of america fraud alert came on her phone. >> we have detected suspicious transfer activity. >> like the man said, she ignored it. another sex ed beware and

-- another text said beware. did she want to proceed? $5,500 was gone. >> that's a lot of money. it's stunning. >> bank of america started sending fraud alerts after the scam exploded last year. now imposters are using them as part of the scheme. bank of america tells us they use more and more sophisticated methods to appear authentic. clients received several messages alerting them to red flags using zelle. bank of america will never ask a client to send money to themselves or anyone ever. >> i like fraud alerts but now i don't trust nothing. >> i am michael finney. >> these scams continue to get more sophisticated. the best way to protect yourself is never to text or call that seems to be from your bank. if you get a fraud alert, call them directly with the phone number you know israel.

we have an update on negotiations between the writers guild and major studios. gender policy debate. why the state is investigating a california school district regarding students preferred pronouns. be right back.

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beach day where we will get some sun. we will warm up the temperatures and allow for conditions to not be as good as you would hope for sunday due to the heat. high pressure builds. we will will get rid of the fog for the short-term. patchy fog returns along the coast. we will have the sea breeze. later in the afternoon, looking at the fog to return. we will talk about the cooldown, how hot it's going to get today and tomorrow. >> thank you. the standoff between the writers guild of america and major studios will continue after no agreement was reached friday. the meeting was seen after the first to sign a deal could have been reached. more than 11,000 writers have been on strike since may. the actors guild went on strike

since last month. in a popular social media influencer is at the center of it. a twitch streamers facing multiple charges after a video giveaway got out of hand, leaving -- hand, leading to thousands of people invading union square part. allison xhosa because the reaction. >> a twitch streame multiple charges after a videogame giveaway in manhattan led to mayhem. >> at least two counts of inciting arrive at, unlawful assembly -- inciting a a unlawful assembly, and other charges. >> the my pd -- the nypd issuing a level for mobilization. officers struggling to control the crowd. >> i needed thousands parents

out there. when it gets disorderly, we want the parents to take control. >> the social media influencer posting on twitch and announcing he would be giving away gaming systems, gift cards and more at union square but the post went viral and chaos ensued. >> a lot of people were doing stuff. >> people were screaming and running. >> and even briefly livestreaming from inside the k off as he was mobbed by fans. an suv spotted speeding away with multiple people hanging on, the twitch star possibly inside. the nypd says there was no permit for the event. three officers were injured and two were taken to a nearby

hospital. allison caustic, abc news, new york. >> prosecutors are a court order to set limits on donald trump's truth social posts. while on the campaign trail, trump posted to truth, saying, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. some saw the post as a threat. the special counsel is asking that sensitive discoveries from the election case be censored from trump. they believe the former presidents public posts on these details could cause harmful impacts on witnesses. a sc investigation for a new student gender status policy. the california attorney general is investigating a policy requiring schools to tell parents their students preferred gender and pronounce. the ag previously sent a warning to the district that it could violate student privacy. officials responded, calling the

investigation an intimidation tactic. the ag's office says it may take action against the district to protect students civil-rights. om order to address -- in to address nutritional health, they adopted a more aggressive nutrition policy. when school starts on august 16, students from a handful of schools will see the progress that's been made. abc7news senior education reporter leanne melendez has the story. >> it could very well be any sleek cafeteria at a silicon valley startup, but this is wallenberg high school, a san francisco public school. >> our goal with these redesigns is to give student nutrition services took input from the students on how they wanted to redesign their cafeteria.

since 2015, banks took money from a voter approved bond and private donations, 82 school cafeterias will have been redesigned in a period of almost 10 years. another 30 are expected to be remodeled if and when another bond is passed. in the past several years, the school district has also focused on renovating cafeteria kitchens while over the summer, wallenberg received new ovens. the rest of the kitchen is outdated. take a walk in refrigerator. kitchens where all the meals are cooked on-site. the idea is to have more of them, including one at wallenberg. >> cooking on-site, it's a better experience and better quality for students that it's

what we are working on. >> what students learned about nutrition at school will hopefully help them make healthy eating choices as adults. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7news. >> the first ever oral medication to treat postpartum depression has been approved the fda. until now, treatment was available in certain situations only by iv injection. a drug can be taken orally and used more widely. around one in seven women can use postpartum -- -- one in seven women experience postpartum depression. still ahead, paddling and out pacifica. your favorite dog taking the waves. what to expect for the surfing competition as we talked to one of the owners making a return to the ocean.

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the hotels were packed. the restaurants were packed too. for every $100 spent in the hotels, $200 is spent everywhere else. >> there's still no significant movement when it comes to people going back to work. office vacancies rose for a fifth straight quarter, impacting public transit he. muni ridership is about half of what it was in 2019 and b.a.r.t. continues to lag. today on the peninsula, some brave dogs will hit the waves for the dog surfing competition in pacifica. abc7news reporter gloria rodríguez has a preview. >> you will hear plenty of dogs barking and waves crashing at the world dog surfing championships in pacifica. the talented dogs draw hundreds. >> surf. >> rosie and the owner of the dog will compete for second time.

>> there's a saying in surfing. whoever is having the most fun is the best surfer. >> the residents surf together about four days a week. rosie loves to ride the waves. >> she loves it. she loves being with me, doing things with me. when we get done surfing, she has a feeling of satisfaction. you can tell she's happy, like, this was great. i did my job. we did something together. it's teamwork. >> the dog surfing competition is from 9:00 in the morning until 2 p.m. at linda mar beach in pacifica. it's free and there's also a pet wellness fair, dog fashion show and fetch competition. you can help local charities raise money by sponsoring a contestant or team. there's more information on the website. in the newsroom, gorgas rodriguez. >> look how calm the dogs were.

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the league has been in existence for 108 years. everybody else bolt greener pastures. greener as in straight cash money. the previous pac-12 commissioner, larry scott, along with the current boss deserve a lot of the blame, but this is what happens when you hire two guys with no experience in college athletics. it was a series of bad and then worse and catastrophic decisions leading to the state. the inability to land a lucrative tv deal kills the conference. oregon and washington joined the big ten. the arizona schools joined utah and the big 12, along with colorado. what about cal and stanford? maybe the big ten would add them, but why? the tv market? i don't know. maybe they go to the mountain west but most of the options look pretty bleak. onto the baseball series.

a's fans got another reverse boycott planned, so you know the place will be rocking. tristen beck went to stanford. he's been there as a fan, now a pro. sean manoa back. he pitched a no-hitter in 2018. he knows what a win in this series means. >> i know a lot of guys over there and i think there's some pride in that. different people over there, different vibe, but nothing below for oakland. >> things are going well for them. they show up and that can be an electric environment. it's going to be fun. it will be my first time at the coliseum playing a game. looking forward to it. >> every year, espn turns espn2 into

dodgeball. it's a bunch of sports. slippery stairs is a favorite. people try to climb stairs. there are no rules except try not to break your neck. it's dangerous. yeah. ok. we will see you in the medical tent later. we are used to the warriors going big but this is extreme. hot wheels, monster trucks will be at the chase center. the warriors have a truck of their own. the truck will participate in the weekend shows. this is the best part of this. they will be driven by joe seifer, the world's first and only disabled combat veteran to operate a monster truck. he drives it with his hands. it's remarkable. that's a rabbi morning sports. have a great weekend. >> happening today, olympic

gymnast champion simone biles will compete in the u.s. classic. it's the first time this seven-time champion will compete after she withdrew from most events in the 2020 tokyo olympics. she said she suffered with twistys, a condition where a gymnast loses track of their position midair. if she performs wel qualify her for the national chapin ships. as you are waking up, get ready. >> good morning. we are looking at high-pressure building in in time for the weekend. the hottest day tomorrow. some of these north winds with us today already in the upper elevations, allowing for the warm up to get going as we get rid of the fog. here's a look at our current numbers. 56 downtown, 57 fog in the peninsula. visibility three miles half moon

bay. there's a look above the clo the heat begins to ease for inland valleys monday. the hottest day will be tomorrow with temperatures over 100. the mild weather at the coast, which is good news. some of the breezier winds not only today could bring a little bit of haze. we have the fire in oregon but also as the temperatures rise the air quality gets worse. we are in the moderate range for most of us as we get into your sunday. could drag down a little bit more smoke for those hazy conditions, but that's usually what happens when the heat arrives anyway. the air quality gets reduced. highest today average in the upper 80's in the livermore valley, about 95, so warmer than it's been, and look at that 101 tomorrow. still pretty warm monday at 97 and then we will get back to temperatures pleasant in the

mid 80's for the rest of the week. in the south bay, warming up in san jose. morgan hill, much warmer at 93. looking at low 80's around milpitas. sunnyvale about 80. 79 palo alto. kind of a nice day. the sea breeze is with you today, stronger today than tomorrow, and as we look at san francisco, we will get into some sun. 94 in calistoga, very another five degrees warming for sunday, novato flirting with that. it's kind of a typical summer afternoon but you had inland and all these 90's are arriving from pittsburgh. 92 pleasanton, walnut creek 93. pretty toasty but we are reserving that warmest day for tomorrow.

hazy in spots, highs near 100. low 80's around the bay. through the next several days, getting into more comfortable weather after monday. we will what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪

>> a mural of actor angus cloud is in his hometown of oakland on park and east 19th street not far from his family home. his family did not confirm a cause of death but said he had been coping with mental health issues and struggling with the recent loss of his father. happening today in san jose is the annual italian family fest. the event will take place at history park to celebrate its 41st year. festivalgoers are encouraged to bring their appetite to enjoy loads of italian food, including spaghetti and meatballs, italian

sausage, and pizza. people can also partake in winetasting, arts and crafts and music. the event kicks off at 11 a.m. today until 8 p.m. tonight, a marvel superhero is coming. the hit series makes its broadcast television premier. on the red carpet, george for nokia has a preview. >> did something happen to you? >> the disney plus original series is aiming to broadcast television. the show sta plays a high school girl obsessed with superheroes who becomes one herself. >> cosmic. >> i was a fan long before i addition. i read all her comic books and dressed up as her on halloween so i was already attached and protective over this character. i did fall in love with her because i feel like the comics were written about me.

>> you can see the full series on abc beginning with the first three episodes tonight and the final three episodes next saturday, august 12. >> i'm a superhero. >> later, she makes her theatrical debut alongside captain marvel, played by brie larson in the marvels. it debuts tonight on abc seven. >> coming oakland hills. we talked to residents whose neighborhood was hit with dozens of home invasion robbers targeting asian families. in the san francisco archdiocese likely to file for bankruptcy. what this could likely mean for hundreds of sexual assault victims. >> this is abc7 24/7. >> in san francisco --

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