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shot by two officers. >> happened around 940 last night in a lot behind the safeway off city center drive abc7 news reporter j.r stone has the latest. >> bullet holes mark this area where police shot and killed a man wednesday night in hayward. >> it sounded like the end of the 4th of july fireworks. it's all boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. that's all you heard. rapid fire. >> angela kuntz lives on the streets and was sleeping in this structure on city center drive behind the safeway and starbucks on foothill boulevard off. officers say they responded to a report of a man with a gun. kuntz describe her time with that man who she says is also unhoused. on wednesday. >> and he was up in here last night drinking with a fake gun like a fake gun, a fake gun in his backpack and like, i think he might have pulled it wanting suicide by cop. police confirmed to us that the man had a gun and he not complying. >> he's walking away from us towards the old city hall parking structure. >> at least one witness saw the

man point a firearm in the direction of officers and an officer involved. shooting resulted bullets broke through these windows right here, which has since been covered up by this plywood. >> but we were here earlier and we could see that those bullets nearly hit a computer shooter inside just before the shooting. officers can be heard on scanner traffic talking about a shoplifting case at safeway, chased them out of the store, is about to steal. officers aren't saying if the suspect was involved in the shoplifting, saying only that they responded to the report of a man with a gun in this area. kuntz is upset that i didn't even hear them say, stop, wait, put it down. >> nothing like all you heard was a hey and shots fired. >> police haven't said how many shots were fired. and the name of the man killed has not been released. in hayward, j.r. stone , abc seven news. meanwhile in san francisco, police just finished giving new details about a deadly shooting of a man

who was armed with a knife that happened in the tenderloin last month. >> abc7 news anchor karina nova listened to that town hall and joins us now live in the newsroom with the latest karina. >> larry, that town hall just wrapped up and we got to see a lot of body camera video from that incident when police shot and killed a man armed with a knife on august 28th in the tenderloin. that man identified as 54 year old richard everett, was shot on jones street at eddy. people called 911, telling dispatchers everett was holding a large knife and threatening people. sfpd body cam video shows the moment police arrived and saw everett holding that knife. and you can hear police asking everett to put the knife down for about 20 minutes. >> hey, put the knife down. put the knife down. hey, gentlemen, get out of here. put the knife down, down! hey, get out of here . john five. we're giving one commands. 408 stage put the knife down. why not? why not

it down? officials say eventually more than one officer opened fire after they say everett came at them with that knife after being shot. >> everett was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. he died shortly after that. san francisco police chief william scott says the point of this town hall is to be more transparent with the public when it comes to these types of incidents in the newsroom. karina nova, abc seven news. >> all right, karina, thank you. new details, a second gun recovered and another suspect charged today in connection with a shooting at oakland's skyline high school. the school was on lockdown tuesday after a report of shots being fired. classes were canceled yesterday. police today said they arrested a third person. all are under 18. investigators will not say if the suspects are students. officers responded to the school tuesday morning but did not find any shooting victims. no injuries were reported. oakland poli alsinvestigating a

homicide that happened just before 5:00 this morning.fice rg on embarcadero west where they found a psuffing from a gunshot wound. this was near the restaurant, nieto's backyard and the jack london aquatic center. the person wen to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. so far, their identity has not been released. >> today, governor gavin newsom announced that he is beefing up the state's drug enforcement efforts at the mexican border. the goal is to help battle the fentanyl crisis in 2023. >> so far, 93% of fentanyl seizures in our state have occurred at legal crossing points or interior vehicle checkpoints, which is where our work is being targeted. >> the governor says he plans to increase the number of california national guard members at the border to 60 from 40. the goal is to expand on the operations that he says have led to a 594% increase in fentanyl seized in california. and according to the governor, law enforcement agencies seized more than 28,000 pounds of fentanyl just last year.

>> psychedelics, such as magic mushrooms are one signature away from decriminalization in california. this afternoon, a final state senate vote sent the bill to the governor's desk. the measure would allow people 21 and older to possess and use small amounts of psychedelics. proponents claim hallucinogens can be used for monitoring, for monitored treatment of addiction, ptsd, depression and anxiety. opponents say psychedelic use can cause paranoia and psychological trauma, while greens has agreed to pay a $44 million lawsuit by consumers who received flawed blood tests in arizona and california. >> the lawsuit says walgreens was willfully blind to fraud with its partnership with theranos. elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, was convicted of fraud last year, sentenced to just over 11 years in prison. the company's former president, ramesh sunny balwani , was also found guilty. he's now serving a 13 year sentence. >> now to the latest on the saga over a sailboat that has been stranded on a beach in the marina in marin county. for more

than a month. today, a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order giving the stranded sailor until monday to move his boat from upton beach just north of stinson beach. if he does not move it, the county will intervene. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra has the latest from the courtroom to the coast. >> a sandy shipwreck on stinson beach. a sailor in route to seattle stuck on the shoreline since july 31st. it belongs to logan walker who calls himself captain. what happened to your shoes? >> i'm they're gone. >> i don't know what happened to them. >> the captain walked out of federal court today without shoes, relaxed, lighting up his pipe after a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order, giving him a few extra days before marin county deputies will take his boat off the beach. now, walker has until monday at noon to get this boat into the water or else the county will intervene. do you

have help plan to get the boat out of the sand? >> yeah, it could be out of here real, real soon. how soon? the next tide until then. >> the clock is ticking, walker is concerned if the county does it, it will ruin his boat and impact the environment. >> my view is way better than theirs ever was. their fix to the problem is cut up my boat, which is really bad for the environment. the county argued in court the boat is interfering with the public's right to enjoy the beach. >> a beautiful beach just decimated. with all this garbage. >> sarah atherton says she doesn't understand why it's taking so long. >> we're a little upset because i feel like he's taking advantage. people are making him meals every day, and they set up a go fund me to get his boat towed out. >> but erica lowry argues that maybe it's worth the wait. >> i understand it's an eyesore, but, you know, it has cost everybody a lot of money, maybe $50,000 or something like that. taxpayer money. >> mixed emotions tied up on the issue, like the rope and tackle

stuck in the sand, all of it ironically, bringing the community together over the past week, community members have banded together to move the boat about 90 degrees. so it's one step closer getting to the water . >> i am really happy to see the community come together and work under difficult conditions, sometimes middle of the night because we have to go by the tides for sure. have learned a lot about what it takes to get a boat off the beach. >> captain gave me permission to sit on the side of the boat. he's actually in sausalito getting some materials, hoping to get this boat off into shore. if it doesn't happen by monday at noon, marin county sheriff's deputies will be here to scout the area to see how they can disassemble the boat to get it safely off. reporting from stinson beach, stephanie sierra , abc seven news. >> coming up, helping to minimize food insecurity and providing assistance to people with sight loss. we'll tell you about a new program that's under way in one bay area city. abc7 news at five. be right back.

>> coming up tonight, breaking news, this hurricane rapidly intensifying now a category four expected to be a cat five by tonight. the new track right here. also the well-known actor was sentenced to 30 years to life for rape and the emergency landing, the passenger plane, the bird strike and

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self-reliant when it comes to feeding themselves and their families. >> it's one way they're helping to build a better bay area. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look. okay we're going to the curb now navigating steps can be big obstacles for those with sight loss, but clients at the earl bohm center in santa rosa are learning to overcome every challenge. >> i'm learning to use a phone, an iphone. >> roxanne randall says a visit to the supermarket can be a really tough errand. it's really challenging to go to the grocery store because you have to you have to set up a ride and your ride. >> you have to set up your ride like two weeks in advance. >> and we have bell peppers. how about some green bell peppers? yes i'll take one. >> it's why the redwood empire food bank is launching a food giveaway at the nonprofit center , which provides vision rehabilitation services to those across the bay area. let's get

you a cauliflower here. >> there you go. >> the new partnership will bring fresh fruits and veggies to the center twice a month. >> nice to be able to pick the food that i want and not have to have somebody else do it for me. >> are they just small or are they pretty big? they're small. >> erlbaum center ceo bob sonnenberg says the pilot program is building a bridge for many experiencing food insecurity. >> it's a challenge to go to a store by yourself, even with sight loss. even with all the tools and stuff by yourself to do it by yourself is tough. so let's make it easy for folks to deal with getting access to food . >> this is on their turf and allows them to ask questions or making suggestions of like, hey, we really like peanut butter. it's like, great, we'll start bringing peanut butter. not even avocado. >> no, no. >> alison goodwin says the food bank's mission is providing food and resources wherever it's needed. clients like roxanne are happy for the help. she even scored some treats. oh yeah, i

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will run more trains. bart says no rider at any time will wait more than 20 minutes for a

scheduled train. people can expect a 50% increase in evening service, seven days a week service on bart's busiest weekday line. the yellow line will increase from running every 15 minutes to every ten minutes from pittsburg bay point. all these changes are designed to get more people to take bart. >> a solemn tribute today for a central coast native who was killed during world war two. firefighters and first responders lined overpasses to honor the repatriation of the remains of sailor wilbur mills, which arrived today at san jose international airport. they were taken by a hearse to a cemetery in monterey county. mitts was killed when the plane he was in went down in the pacific ocean. 79 years ago this sunday. according to the monterey herald , a team recovered mitt's remains back in 2019. more than a decade after they located the plane's wreckage. mitt's will be laid to rest in mission memorial park in seaside. >> all right, let's get a check on our weather now. >> abc7 news meteorologist sanjay patel is here with the warming trend. >> yeah, it's going to be a miniature warming trend as we hit the weekend. larry and irma,

let's take a look at live tower camera pictures and you can see we have plenty of sun mixing in with some fog on the golden gate. and from our mount tam cam. but just a lovely day, low 60s to upper 80s. here's what's going to happen in that low. that's been pretty much dominating our weather moving on out. high pressure is going to shift westward and that's what's going to bring us the warm up over the next couple of days. but we're also going to see the potential for some of this moisture from hurricane jova to get drawn up towards the central coast late tomorrow. going into saturday, we're not expecting rain here in the bay area, the central coast has the best opportunity for seeing a shower or two. and if the right instability comes together, could see a thunderstorm there. but right now, it's a low likelihood. so wouldn't be too concerned about it if you do have plans. live doppler seven showing you the fog right near the coastline. it is going to continue to move in across the bay tonight. and as we look at a live picture from our san jose

camera, it is just a beautiful, bright view. 66 in san francisco, oakland, you're at 68 degrees, 72 in mountain view, 79 in san jose and 73 in palo alto. it is socked in on the golden gate bridge. we have a gentle breeze out there mid 70s around santa rosa, napa 86 fairfield mid 80s, concord and livermore. and from our east bay hills camera we're looking at sunshine from as we look towards vollmer peak. their forecast headlines. areas of fog and low clouds overnight sunny and warmer the next few days and we're looking at hot summer weather inland sunday and monday. so it's not going to be an area wide heat event as we go hour by hour, 6:00 tonight. 50s at the beaches , 80s inland. it cools off nicely near the coast, but it's still pretty mild inland later on tonight. and then tomorrow morning, we start you out with some higher clouds and some fog down below. tomorrow afternoon, we'll be heading up into the upper 80s to low 90s for our warmest inland valleys. your morning temperatures in the 50s 60s watch out. even though the fog is not going to be

widespread, it may be locally dense. so something you'll need to watch out for during the commute tomorrow afternoon. a warm one in the south bay, 88 degrees in morgan hill, 83. san jose on the peninsula. you're looking at 82. in redwood city, 64 half moon bay, san francisco coming up to 70 degrees, 66 in the sunset district. north bay numbers low. 80s from vallejo to san rafael, 86 degrees in santa rosa heading into the east bay, 75. oakland 79. fremont 80. castro valley. this is where the summer warmth will be. 90 degrees in fairfield, 88 in concord and in livermore. now the oakland pride parade is taking place on sunday. the festivities begin this weekend. 11 a.m, 67 degrees. it's going to be quite comfortable. sunshine low to mid 70s by 2 p.m. and it's going to be warm weather by 4:00, 80 degrees, dropping off to about 69. warm water is what's fueling hurricane lee. look at the eye on this map. massive storm in the atlantic. it is a category four. winds of 130 miles an hour

expected to intensify to a category five saturday morning. but it is out over the open atlantic staying there. the biggest concern is rough and dangerous. rip currents and swells, large swells for the caribbean and puerto rico as we head towards sunday. some impacts with the swells expected off to the east coast of the united states. the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a slow warm up over the next few days bringing you up into the mid 90s by sunday inland mid 60s coast and if you like that hot summer weather you got it for monday, but then we're going to cool it off for those of you who are enjoying the weather, we have right now. so mid to upper 80s next week inland for our warmest locations and larry, all right. >> toasty. yeah. thank you. >> sandia fans are less than a week away from a chance to own part of the oakland roots and soul soccer club on september 13th, starting at 9 a.m, a community investment round will open up online. anyone over 18 will be able to purchase their

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it it another long time san francisco business is celebrating today with oodles of noodles. the mincing noodle company celebrating 91 years in business. the bayview company can trace its original roots to chinatown before it moved in 1994 to expand operations as the beloved noodle company. well known for its signature shwe main. it's what i'm guessing.

that's what it is. which the company has been making for nearly a century. >> we have customers dating back from, you know, that started out when they were young, young kids . and now they're you know, they're teaching their young ones like grandchildren and children coming by to always, you know, come by and purchase these noodles. >> the munsing noodle company was named a san francisco legacy business back in 2019. all right . >> we still have much more news ahead. >> let's get to abc7 news anchor karina nova and a look at the stories that are coming up at 530. karina. >> all right. thanks larry and alma. in just a few minutes, the vta board is scheduled to meet to vote on a proposal to bring more interim housing to san jose. but while the city's mayor says it could help house hundreds of vta report highlights big concerns. south bay reporter zach fuentes will join me to break it all down. plus, allegations of collusion against the insurance industry. and now california's attorney general is being called on to get involved. seven on your

side's michael finney will have the details. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 on bay area streaming tv. larry alma. >> thank you, karina. >> and you can download the abc seven app or just head to abc7 news .com and join karina in two minutes. >> all right. if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sanjay patel. all of us here at abc7, i'm larry beil. thanks for watching. >> i'm ahmad daetz. we will see you at 6:00. on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite, or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours.

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