enjoy your local outdoors, and defend animals wherever you can. [music] [wolf howls] neighborhood and what may have led to the incident. whoever was responsible should be fired. and oakland city council member calling for accountable city after an embarrassing mistake that cost the city millions in crime fighting funding. and united auto workers ready to take their labor stoppage to a new level. what the union is threatening to do if their demand for pay raises is not met soon. abc7 news starts now.

>> building a better bay area moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc7 news flowers, crosses and outrage. >> there's growing frustration in oakland about a rise in gun violence. the latest deadly incident. a 42 year old mother of two killed by a stray bullet while sleeping in her own home. thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. that shooting happened friday night on 38th avue it marks oakland's 89th homicide of the year. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us neighbors are demanding action and safer streets right now. >> i hear 1011 shots. i'm so scared. i was so scared. neighbor monica heard the gunfire friday night near 39th avenue and masterson street in oakland's laurel district. >> police say a stray bullet killed a wife and mother a block away while she was sleeping on the second floor of her own home

. monica says the family, once owned a neighborhood laundromat . >> she was so nice, friendly, friendly, friendly. >> friends, neighbors and strangers have been leaving flowers at the home this woman did not want to go on camera. >> i have no clue who this family is. i just know they're missing a mother. it's pathetic and disgusting. in investigators say there was a dispute on the street. >> a group of people were gathered on masterson when shots were fired. no arrests have been made. neighbors say they've complained to authorities about groups congregating here in the past. >> my entire neighborhood is upset about it for this incident because it escalated every day. it's tragic that you can be inside the comfort of your own home, asleep with your kids and be attacked by a random, senseless act of violence. >> oakland city council member janani ramachandran says the killing is yet another call to action to address rising gun violence in the city. i have

certain received word from opd leadership that we will have more patrol presence in this area, especially now more than ever, as well as a walking officer that has been assigned to this laurel business corridor . the owner of this donut shop on macarthur boulevard says thieves have struck here too many times to count. >> they broke my window almost every month. they pull out my security gate. did you call the police? i called the police, but the police never showed up at least five, six hours later. >> we deserve action and accountability. we deserve a safety. we pay for it in every way now and nowhere is safe. >> the name of the victim has not been released. her family requesting privacy in oakland, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> oakland community leaders are set to express their frustration over a missed opportunity. the city is getting nothing literally. $0 from a multi

million dollar crime fighting grant from the state city officials failed to submit the application on time. several community groups, including the naacp, have called a joint press conference for tomorrow questioning why such an important deadline was missed. abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra spoke this morning with oakland city councilman noel gallo to get some answers. >> so it seems like there was a lot of hands involved in the filing of this application, including the chamber of commerce, business owners, members of the community. who was ultimately response able for making sure it got uploaded and why didn't it happen? >> well, no, you know, that's a government responsibility. it's a city of oakland responsibility . >> the state told us your colleagues blame the late application on a technical issue. what was it exactly? a glitch in the system? >> well, you know, i technical issue i mean, it's there's many ways to get around technical issues for that type of level of support. but considering the

emergence tsay that i have an and you know, i can do it here within my computer system, i can do it at the, you know, borrow yours, or i can go to sacramento and get it done. so that for us to be able to miss that on those millions of dollars with the emergency that would have is, you know, you cannot blame the system or we need to take response ability at the administrative level. >> oakland city administrator justin johnson told us yesterday appropriate action will be taken to address this. do you think appropriate action in this case, someone will be fired or just more education is needed? >> well, you know, you know, i do want to say, well, whoever was responsible should be fired. but then you know, you know, that that action travels on from the mayor all the way down to the administration, all the way to the department heads. so there is no excuse. i did check in with the governor's office. i did reach out to the board of community and corrections that that that, you know, present at

this proposal and finalized it. and so they did give me the feedback that, well, you know, oakland did have the information from us and you just failed to submit your complete application on time. >> so, councilman, you of all people know oakland needed this money. what have you heard from business owners? how are they reacting to this? >> you know, i've received emails every hour. i receive phone calls. i had people knock on my door yesterday that they're completely upset with us . so we need to do better. >> oakland city leaders are also set to take up the search for a new police chief tomorrow, the police commission will vote on extending the tenure of interim chief darren allison. he's been the interim chief since february . stepping into the job after the firing of laurent armstrong . allison stint was supposed to last for just six months, a loss . angeles county sheriff's deputy is shot and killed while on duty and officials say he was

targeted. it happened saturday evening in palmdale jail, which is just north of los angeles. the sheriff's office says 30 year old ryan clinton, bremer was inside his patrol car when he was shot in an unprovoked attack. the department is asking the public to come forward with video and tips that leads to an arrest. there's $100,000 reward in the case. the shooting comes three years after two la deputies were shot ambush style in their patrol vehicle. california is taking center stage at one of the biggest climate conscious events in the world this week. climate week nyc is underway in new york, kicking off today with an appearance from california governor gavin newsom. the governor's appearance comes two days after california filed a lawsuit accusing five major oil companies, including chevron, for their continued use of fossil fuels. newsom says those companies have known the risks for years.

>> these guys have been lying since the 50s, the 60s and the 70s and 80s. they knew and they knew what to do about it to make sure we didn't do anything meaningful about it. we're living as a consequence in the world that i'm living in, where the hots are so much hotter, the dries are so much drier, the wets are so much wetter. third year of a drought. week two later, i'm now in the second third week of the wettest three weeks in california history. >> the american petroleum institute is named in the lawsuit. they call it meritless. a political politicized and a waste of california taxpayer dollars. nearly 13,000 auto workers are on strike today, but that number could grow this week. the strike now in its third full day, has shut down production plants in three states. the uaw president says they're prepared to call for more strikes as it grows longer. workers are demanding a return to pension plans, better health care and a 40% pay raise.

>> average american worker are lower today than they were back then. is speaks to the anger that the american people are feeling and what this strike is about. i want to be able to afford to buy the cars that we build. >> but for right now, i still have to fight for the rest of the people that can't fight for themselves. i sure hope that they can sit down and come to some type of mutual agreement on what's fair and what's equitable for us. talks between the union and the big three automakers are ongoing. >> up next, the city of berkeley unveiling a new safety measure to try and help in a worst case scenario. how music notes are expected to help prevent a repeat of one of the city's worst disasters is also a big day for a bay area icon. a celebration honoring the man who helped establish glide memorial church and we have clouds moving

in overnight once again with winds right now at about 19mph at the golden gate bridge. >> it helped cool things down for inland neighborhoods. but tomorrow we have more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures and i'll have that with the accuwe

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this is a test of the city of berkeley's outdoor warning system. >> city fire officials say the new system can be heard up to a half a mile away. however, when it comes to fire prevention, officials say it takes everyone working together. >> we're hoping that we can lead the community and really this can become a community effort to transition berkeley in a really substantial way in a relatively short period of time to becoming more wildfire safe. >> officials warn that berkeley still remains a wildfire risk. the 1923 fire destroyed more

than 600 homes and left thousands of people homeless. today, mayor london breed joined glide memorial church to celebrate the 94th birthday of reverend cecil williams. reverend williams is the co founder of the glide foundation . when he served at the church for 60 years, he was honored as a national leader for diverse city and change, along with civil and human rights. as we celebrate a doer of the word and reverend cecil williams right. >> and comes you talk about for all. >> organizers say williams led the pathway for important conversations like one the church held today on the topic of reparations as the long road back to being healthy for one teenager in the east bay who is now back home. how his family arranged for some pretty cool cars and trucks to pull into his neighborhood today. >> and we had a mix of clouds

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and right now it is breezy. and that's why temperatures have been a bit cooler than normal, gusting up to 25mph in livermore, 24 at sfo. breezy conditions continue this afternoon. here's a live shot from sutro looking down toward san francisco. you see some of those clouds moving in. it will spread inland again overnight. right now in san francisco, 68, milder in oakland at 71. comfortable in san jose and palo alto, 76 and cooler in half moon bay at 66. and then from mt. tam, we're seeing those coastal clouds start to push inland overnight. but tomorrow is going to be a different story in santa rosa and novato, currently 73 degrees. we're seeing 78in napa and fairfield and then mid 70s right now in livermore. so we have this area of low pressure. it's a cut off low and it's going to just wobble here. we don't have the jet stream to push it. so over the next 24 hours it will move to the south and this will mean we'll see continued overnight clouds. but

tomorrow afternoon, what you'll notice is as that area of low pressure moves to the south, we'll get more sunshine. and this will allow temperatures to be a little bit warmer compared to today. and the overnight lows will be in the mid 50s to some low 60 soquel's and we will wake up to lots of cloud cover tomorrow morning, 58 in san francisco, 59 in san jose, 60 in oakland. and then with more sunshine, some areas will be coming up a few degrees. it's going to be comfortable in san francisco at 69, we'll still see some partly cloudy conditions there along the coast. the breeze will be a little bit lighter inland areas will be warming up into the upper 70s. we could see a few 80s out there like morgan hill, lakeport and ukiah. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so it's looking pretty sunny tomorrow. temperatures a little bit warmer. the pattern holds on tuesday. wednesday is when we get some more minor warming a few degrees for up for most locations. and then we have an area of low pressure dropping in on thursday, bringing us cooler

and breezier conditions. it's feeling more like fall. and actually we have more sunshine and warmer temperatures next weekend. wow. >> i have to be honest, i didn't feel much of that breeze because i was inside watching football. another guy who was watching football, chris alvarez here. yeah, that's sunday ticket recommendation. >> yes. all over it today. coming up in sports, the sea of red heading south. the 40 niners invade l.a. week two rivalry renewed niners. continue their regular season dominance over those rams. sports is next i am accomplishing. so i'm doing all i can to help lower my risk of breaking a bone. for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture taking calcium and vitamin d may not be enough. adding prolia® is proven to help strengthen bones and reduce spine fracture risk by 68% with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure,

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rock in the red. it's so fi stadium opening possession 11 plays 75 yards capped by christian mccaffrey into the end zone seven of in san francisco his 11th consecutive game with a score 116 rushing yards on the ground for cmac late first half

tied at ten it's kyron williams here's his second touchdown of the game and the rams are up 17 to 10. so you put purdy in the two minute drill. they're already on the rams 40 and then purdy 20 yard connection to jordan jennings first down move the chains it is loud at so fi a lot of 40 niners fans made the trip kyle shanahan though wants a touchdown one second left in the half instead of the field goal they go for it and they punch it in on a quarterback sneak purdy's is in there fired up 17 all at the break that was huge momentum third quarter the defense stepping up stafford to williams tipped up and isaiah oliver man on the spot first turnover of the game the niners the drive would stall though and bring out rookie kicker jake moody remember the preseason couldn't make a kick how about 57 yards and good right down the middle 20 to 17. he's perfect so far in this early season good draft pick by the niners early fourth quarter in the red zone get it to deebo samuel and here's his first touchdown look

at deebo in 27 1740 niners the faithful just loving it down there in la under five minutes to go third down rams down seven stafford over the middle picked off again diamond lenore a nice return that would lead to a field goal eventually in a 10.40 niners lead and san francisco wins 3223 they're two and oh to start the season and a 12 game regular season winning streak dating back to last year. second longest in franchise history. >> what sealed it and allowed us to separate herself with was the two turnovers we got one demo, awesome job jumping that and then isaiah on the other with the tip up and then we didn't turn it over on zero, missed a couple that we had a chance on to get that score going. so we weren't perfect in that way, but i was just pumped the way we finished getting those turnovers was huge. >> more tonight at six now with just two weeks left in the regular season, the giants, they are quickly running out of time in the wild card race, entering the day two and a half out of

the final wild card spot, trying to break a three game slide in colorado giants avoiding trying to avoid a four game sweep to the rockies. this was powered by bay area natives runner on for palo alto. alto's joc pederson hits an rbi double thairo estrada is going to score makes it two nothing san francisco and later in the inning it's now three nothing game bases loaded for mountain view native mitch haniger deep to right center going to go off the bottom of the wall. two rbi double makes it five nothing giants and bay area everywhere. finally, it's pleasanton's brandon crawford three run shot to right seventh of the year an eight run sixth inning powers the giants but they win a wild one 1110 they're currently two games back of the final wild card spot in the padres as they swept the a's ten one winners in oakland niners j.r. have to rest fast home opener is thursday against the new york giants new york was down 21 points in the third quarter to arizona and they came back and won. so it should be a fantastic game thursday at levi's. it is going to be lit two and oh, sounds pretty good.

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