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because a car is going to be turning right? unfortunately we kind of just live in a constant state of fear of getting hit or getting killed on our streets. >> and that's just our normal. like, what are we doing as a city street safety in san francisco. >> the crash that killed a four year old girl in a crosswalk last week now setting off community uproar to upgrade and improve a dangerous intersection. still some say it's not enough. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ana daetz. it's an issue that's now bringing neighbors out for a rally over traffic safety. tomorrow they say this intersection has long had a dangerous past. >> the crash happened back on tuesday at fourth and king right by the caltrain stops and oracle park, abc7 news reporter tim johns was there on the scene at the time. he's here in the studio now with more on these new changes from the city. tim. >> yeah. dan ama. now this is just a heartbreaking story all around. that four year old girl was visiting from out of the country with her family when she was struck and killed in that intersection. now, with these

new changes being proposed by the city, many pedestrian safety advocates are wondering, is it enough if amid the hustle and bustle of rush hour at the intersection of fourth and king in san francisco, subtle reminders of a tragedy. he last week, a four year old girl being pushed in a stroller was hit and killed by a car while crossing the street with her parents. >> no child should die in the crosswalk. >> jodie medeiros is the executive director of walk san francisco. she spent the afternoon putting up fliers around the intersection ahead of a planned vigil for the little girl on tuesday. >> we are hoping for hundreds of people here frustrated and rallying for the city to make some changes, changes that the city sayar coming in statement, mayor london breed's office saying sfmta will improve the safety of the intersection with two main improvement points. >> first, by removing one of the southbound right turn lanes from fourth onto king street and second by changing the traffic signal for drivers, making a right turn, going from a green light to a yellow arrow. things that look bornheimer says simply

aren't enough. do we need thousands of people to be killed across our entire city to fix all of our streets? bornheimer is a sustainable transportation advocate who says the city has failed to improve street safety for years. in 2022, 39 people were killed in traffic related incidents across san francisco, the highest number since 2007. there's a focus on the individual intersection or street where that thing happened . >> instead of thinking more citywide and how we get more people to shift trips away from cars. >> bornheimer isn't alone either. we talked to several pedestrians walking nearby, nearly all of whom say they've worried about their safety. so even when the light is green for me, it doesn't mean that i'm going to always have the right of way. >> it depends on how rushed the driver is on fourth street beyond the changes to the fourth and king intersection, city officials say they're committed to creating a plan to make all problems attic streets safer for pedestrians by the end of 2024. >> a promise that advocates say they want the details for.

>> they've said they're going to do it. so now we want to see the plan. that's that's what we're asking for. >> now, the vigil for that little girl is scheduled to take place tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the studio, tom johns, abc seven news. >> new developments tonight in that massive fire at a scrap metal plant in oakland earlier this month. the alameda county district attorney's office says it is now investigating and no official cause of the fire was given at the schnitzer steel facility near the port of oakland. it broke out august 9th and burned for nearly 24 hours. it sent hazardous smoke across many parts of the east bay and prompted an air quality advisory. alameda county prosecutor are now asking the public to come forward with information that they might have about the fire. >> tonight, southern california and parts of nevada are assessing the damage left behind by tropical storm hillary. >> the fact that it wasn't the catastrophe that had been anticipated, we are very happy about that today from the mayor

of los angeles, other regions outside of metro l.a. >> have not been so lucky. the palm springs area is covered in mud, washed out washouts and flooded roads in san bernardino county. the record breaking rainfall brought flash flooding and dangerous rock slides as we set up sandbags over the weekend thinking that that would be sufficient. >> but it blew right through them. there's boulders in the backyard that i don't know how they got on that side of the garage, but there's boulders the size of a volkswagen in that are just sitting over there. so strange. >> sure is strange. hillary is the first tropical storm to ever cross into nevada. >> well, we saw some light showers from the storm here in the bay area. we were getting your videos from five 8-80 in oakland and out in san jose. let's check in with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for what we should be expecting for tomorrow. umbrellas. sandhya no, actually i think other than an isolated shower for most of you will be able to put those umbrellas away. let's take a

look at a live picture from pier 39 camera. we are seeing some clouds. this is how your morning will begin. here's a look at your planner. 7:00 in the morning. it is going to be mild with fog and clouds and certainly still humid temperatures in the 60s by noontime, we're talking about really just nice weather other than the stickiness that's with us. isolated shower chance at 4:00 pm but it's one isolated shower we're looking at by evening mild to warm weather. i'll be back to let you know when we'll get rid of the muggy ness and we'll bring on the heat coming up. dan? >> all right, sandhya, thanks very much. we'll see you shortly. now that gets us to tonight's abc7 news. deep dive at 11. it's an issue that's making news, but certainly it is one that's worth exploring in terms of how it could affect you as you may have heard, hillary was the first tropical storm to hit california in more than 80 years. we've all seen the differences in the weather here in california. i spoke with a man who has spent his life on the high seas about the changes he's noticing all over the world

in the region that we're talking about now, the south china sea. >> it's not at all abnormal to find a typhoon in any month of the year here in california, our rainy season, you could almost like, to your point, set a watch . >> by mid-march, it's going to stop raining. and by november it would start now. it's kind of all over the map. it's not predictable anymore like it was even here in in turkey. >> i mean, it's incredibly hot at the moment and that's expected. but each year it is actually breaking a new record. and i think yesterday was running about 45°c, which is about 150°f. i mean, that that's hot. >> dick beaumont is the owner of kraken yachts based in turkey and has had the opportunity to see the effects of climate change from a unique perspective for decades. as a bluewater sailor right now, president biden is making his return flight back to the lake tahoe

area. >> this was video of him boarding air force one earlier this evening. he scheduled to land around 1:15 a.m. our time today. the president toured the devastating damage of the maui wildfires. for the first time, the president walked around the city of lahaina after viewing the burned out areas by helicopter. so far, 114 people have been confirmed dead. more than 800 are still missing. the president not only promised federal aid to rebuild, he also said it would focus on respecting the local culture. lahaina is considered sacred ground to native hawaiians. our country grieves with you, stands with you, and will do everything possible to help you recover, rebuild and respect culture and traditions. >> when the rebuilding takes place, fema says nearly 6000 survivors have already registered for federal assistance. >> the maui fire is the deadliest in the us in the last 100 years. in the meantime, tomorrow more help is headed to maui. >> members of the san francisco fire department will be traveling there to help the community very much in need.

>> and whether it is working in the food bank, kitchens shelter professionally, we are first responders. so if they need us for anything besides what we're volunteering to do, we're willing to do it literally right after the event. >> the tragedy, i got a call. i was very moved by that. the fact that people from all over the world, from all over, anywhere, would come together and help our community. >> the team of 11 firefighters will assist at a community distribution site at the lahaina gateway center. it's one of the only structures in town left standing after the fire. if you'd like to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross very easily. just text the words red cross to this number. 90999, or you can call one 800 red cross. if you'd like to make a larger donation. you can also find other organizations helping hawai'i on the front page of our website abc7 news.com, part of our work in building a better

bay area means improving and modernizing our network of public transportation. >> but right now public transit in the bay area is in dire straits. state leaders are back to the drawing board of sorts on ways to find critical funding for local transit agencies. today state senator scott wiener of san francisco put his idea on hold to increase bridge tolls by $1.50. the strategy strategy would have added an estimated $180 million for bay area public transit without any additional funding, sfmta expects service cuts to begin near the end of next year. bart expects cuts sometime in 2025. tonight you'll be seeing a far fewer of those crews. robo taxis on san francisco streets. general motors is agreeing to cut the number of its autonomous fleet of vehicles in half across the city. this after two accident and several incidents in the past week. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez explains the new order from the dmv to make improvements. >> today crews kept half of its 400 autonomous vehicles on the

nes. right nowacrding to the company, 150are scheduled to drive at night and only 50 vehicles will be on san francisco's streets during the day. this after the depart of motor vehicles said it was investigating concerning incidents. the first one on august 11th, when several of them paused for 15 minutes at an intersection in the north beach neighborhood. then several days later, an accident involving a fire department truck. police have yet to determine who was at fault. a second accident that occurred in the mission district where a driver ran a red light and crashed into the cruise vehicle, which had stopped in the middle of the intersection in a statement, crews said they look forward to rking with the california dmv t make any iments and provide any data they need to reinforce the safety and efficiency of our fleet. this week in the autonomous vehicles encountered some minor issues in glen park

city. crews had closed the street to fix a water main break. watch how the worker stands in the way of the crews vehicle as it tries to enter the street. frustrated the worker began kicking the tires. >> we hear about it in the news . >> that's michael connell, reporter for the atlanta journal constitution who has written about cruises, announced that it would start testing cars with a driver in atlanta earlier this month. they gave us the impression that they were going to do the rollout pretty steadily and slowly and add not all at once. >> so i wouldn't expect to see a big wave of them. >> cruise is doing the same in austin, and crews has from the beginning talked about the number of people who die as a result of car accidents. again today they told us that they believe it's clear that cruise positively impacts overall road safety in the newsroom, leanne melendez, abc seven news. coming up here, a california shop owner and designer shot and killed in

front of her store. >> the alleged dispute over a pride flag as the lgbtq community is now speaking up. >> plus, video game therapy could gaming actually be used as treatment for adhd? the research tonight and the search for a boy's treasured family. >> baseball glove. the story behind the missing mitt at the a's game as now the team is joining in the search. stay with us. >> public safety is something we all care about now our exclusive technology can help the neighborhood safety tracker. that puts the latest data right in the palm of your hand. >> track crime, track, dig into all the numbers. neighborhood safety tracker only on abc. seven >> rsv can be a dangerous virus for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold and if you're 60 or older, you may be at increased risk of hospitalized action from

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of one of her two magpies locations. authorities say a man made negative remarks about an lgbtq plus flag flying outside the clothing store leading to the dispute and the shooting. people in the community have been dropping off dozens of flowers in front of carlton's shop. >> how do we move forward, you know, with this undercut of hate, having invaded or taken from us, that sense of security and love and safety, the town has held pride parades for the past four years. >> there's a lot of other people with different beliefs and values than us, but they're not hateful people. in fact, we spent easter at their home. >> sometimes residents say carlton was known as a huge ally to the lgbtq plus community. the sheriff's office says the suspected gunman was shot and killed by deputies after attempting to flee the scene. >> added protection for mothers and their infants. tonight, the fda has approved the first

vaccine given to pregnant women to protect newborns against rsv. it is a common respiratory virus that hospitalizes thousands of infants and elderly adults every year. the vaccine provides protection to babies up to six months after they're born. now, doctors believe there could be a drop in infant hospitalizations by the tens of thousands with this new vaccine. so that is incredible. >> that really is. we've been reporting on the ongoing adderall shortage in the us. new at 11. could the solution be found in video games as a digital medicine company dropped its first ever over-the-counter video game to target adhd symptoms in adults. the fda approved of the digital game with obstacles to help sharpen the attention span. however, health experts warn the digital therapeutic technique here can be overused. they suggest people only use the game in small doses, not much time. also new at 11 tonight, a young boy's baseball glove packed with many

cherished family memories has disappeared. >> it's a real heartbreaker. >> he brought it to the a's game on saturday with the big nighttime drone show that followed. but now the oakland a's are starting to help. >> abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez brings us the story behind the glove. >> they live and breathe baseball. they always got a glove in their hand. as you could see, seven year old robert altman is hoping someone will return his beloved baseball glove. >> it was special because he gave it to me. >> robert was gifted the glove by his uncle joe. three months ago, joe passed away from health issues on saturday, robert brought his glove to the oakland a's game after the altman family watched the post game. star wars themed drone show. they walked back to their car and realized robert's glove was missing from a bag, grabbed my wallet, and i booked it to the, you know, the front gate and asked security, hey, can i please go in and

check my seat, secure? he took selena altman back to her section and to lost and found, but had no luck before i made it to the car. >> car? obviously he's seen. i didn't have it. i just heard the sobs, altman said. >> it was a crushing ride home to san jose. she posted to social media that night, desperate to put the word out that the sentimental glove is missing. >> one of the pictures that i shared is from 2020, when he was being homeschooled, doing his phonics on the tv and his gloves on his head because he never put it down. >> the a's club provided this statement. we have been unable to locate the glove inside the ballpark, but we are working with our stadium operations team and the facilities team in case it is turned in. we encourage our fans to help spread the word so robert can be reunited with his special glove objects have so many different meanings to different people. altman hopes someone hears her son's story and happens to find and return the glove that holds so many memories.

>> i learned a lot of stuff with it in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> let's hope he gets it back. >> we hope so. >> all right. it's time for a check on the weather. >> yeah. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the remnants of tropical storm hilary. sandy yeah, and dan and irma. >> those remnants are still bringing showers across much of the rocky mountain states. let's take a look at live. doppler seven made landfall just north of baja yesterday afternoon. >> 87 mile an hour wind gusts down south. some of the higher totals up to a foot of rain in. so definitely left its mark and it brought us some showers as well. >> now, we do have flood warnings and flood watches for parts of the western us. >> there were hundreds of reports of damage from debris flows to flash flooding to flooding. basically heavy rain out west. and as we take a look at the computer animation, you will notice that the rockies will continue to see some showers as leftovers of post-tropical cyclone loan. hilary, continue to move through

. it is getting active in the atlantic. harold is a newly formed tropical storm expected to bring rain to texas as early as tomorrow morning. we have franklin and gert, so a lot to watch out for. leftovers of hilary brought us some scattered showers. you will notice measurable three hundreds. hayward, sfo two hundredths of an inch in oakland, fairfield, six hundredths and san jose one hundredths of an inch. here's a look back at those showers that came through from the south and tonight the moisture is winding down. here's a look at those dew points. still a little bit on the muggy to humid side across the bay area. but we will notice drier air by wednesday. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s, pretty mild out there. a live view from our emeryville camera. and here's a look at the air quality advisory that remains up through tomorrow due to smoke from california wildfires. so the air quality is going to be moderate tomorrow, but there may be times where you will notice some haze and smoke as you will notice from the smoke forecast going into tomorrow night. so just be aware

of that. a live view from our exploratorium camera looking at salesforce tower, cloudy and mild overnight humidity lingers tomorrow. isolated chance in the afternoon and heat returns inland by midweek. so first thing in the morning, clouds and fog to start the day, you will notice the clouds and the fog start to peel away. at 2 p.m. there might be a pop up shower over the hills there, but that's about it. and it's back to our stable pattern as we go towards midweek. humid and mild. tomorrow morning, 50s 60s on those temperatures tomorrow afternoon, you're looking at 60s to 80s. so it will be a warmer day today. as you know it cooled off. accuweather seven day forecast we'll notice the lingering humidity tomorrow but drier air warming it up and getting hot really midweek inland and then cooling it off friday before those temperatures come back to the seasonal range. amen. dan, we'll be right back after the break. live with kelly and mark. >> new season starts september fifth. >> this all new aria is an

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