from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. now at 11:00, shocking video showing a car flying on of a san francisco hill and smashing into the street below. >> i'm scared. i live like a couple houses down and i don't want this to be happening in my neighborhood, let alone in san

francisco. san francisco's dispensary moratorium is in effect now. we talked to the last shop to open before the city slammed the door behind them. possibly the biggest change yet coming to twitter as elon musk decides to ditch the name that has become its own verb for something much simpler, but will it help make the company profitable? >> good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. you've likely seen the video all over social media today, a car flying over the sanchez staircase in san francisco through the branches of trees smashing into the road below. >> this is what the scene looked like today, tree limbs and cracked concrete littering the sidewalk and the road right near dolores park. investigators say the car drove down the street, plummeted over the stairs and landed upside down on 19th street. by the time police arrived, the people inside the car were gone. >> betty yu spoke to the neighbors who say it's clear to them that this group was in a

stolen car. >> reporter: it's the kind of crash you might see in a hollywood movie. a car barreled through a guardrail on a dead end street in dolores heights, flew down an embankment, knocked down a tree and landed upside down at 19th and sanchez around 7:20 saturday. >> there is a woman pulling out a guy all bloody and the guy had a full face mask, all black dressed in black. she was in black, red hair, yelling at them "we have three minutes till the cops come. hurry up." >> reporter: san francisco police said everyone inside the car fled the scene. mike perez rushed over to help the five people inside. >> we saw what was going on. there was bottles of alcohol pouring out of their car. they were all bloodied. you could tell they were up to no good. they were vandals. you could tell by the way they were dressed. they didn't want our

help. she said, "don't touch me." >> reporter: this neighbor spoke to a man who said he'd just been carjacked. >> they kicked him out of his car a couple minutes before somewhere down the block. he kind of fought them and in the end they hit him in the head i think with a gun. that's what he said. he said when they were fighting, his shirt got torn and i saw that. >> reporter: this drop is estimated to be at least 50 feet. one witness told us that a police officer said that a gun was also found at the scene. >> i think it's a great example of how the lawlessness in san francisco has real impact on the actual citizens and neighbors who live in the city and so i hope this is like a little bit of a wake-up call to our politicians that we need to prosecute crimes, have more police officers perform. >> reporter: david was reading a bedtime story to his daughter when he heard the collision. >> later on in the camera i found out that i passed directly passed two of the perpetrators or two of the

victims, whatever you want to call them. as they came up the steps, i went down the steps, but in the chaos no one really noticed. >> reporter: michael painted the mural on the steps to beautify the neighborhood and deter graffiti. >> very, very easily it could have been me. i still had paint on my hands from when i painted this. >> reporter: luckily no passer-by was injured. >> i'm scared. i live like a couple houses down and i don't want this to be happening in my neighborhood and let alone, san francisco. >> you can find the entire video of the crash along with a few other angles of the aftermath on our website. that's kpix.com. meanwhile another sideshow in oakland, this one near 880 last night. police are vowing to put extra officers on the street. if you are caught participating in the event, your car could be towed and seized and also a $1,000 fine or six months in jail. the victim of a recent freeway shooting is speaking

out tonight. she was hit by a stray bullet on 280 in san francisco nine days ago. she spoke exclusively with da lin hoping it would lead to an arrest of the gunman. >> reporter: the woman shared this video of her gunshot wound. the bullet remains in her right thigh since it stuck in a muscle. >> the trauma doctor cain and told me how lucky i was that the trajectory of the bullet was on would have hit my major blood vessel and i could have very easily bled out. >> reporter: we're protecting her identity because the gunman is still on the loose. >> i'm alive. i'm alive. i got to hug my family that night. >> reporter: the shooting happened in san francisco on july 14th , friday afternoon. she was driving on southbound 101, changed lanes to get into southbound 280. she suspects that angered the driver behind her. she says there was no verbal or nonverbal interaction with that man. >> he was driving so recklessly and he was just tailgating me,

tailgating me. i couldn't do anything to maneuver to get away from him. i was in the number one lane. there shouldn't be anything coming up from the side on the left and before i know it, he's in the shoulder pulling parallel with me like side by side. so he worked to match my speed and then i look over to my left and he's got his passenger window rolled down and then it's just like pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: she says five shots hit her white suv. she pulled over near the monterey boulevard exit. >> i was shaking and screaming, like that was the shock reaction to what had happened and seeing the blood. some of the bullets went into the backdoor panel, which is where my son's booster seat is and so thankful he wasn't with me. >> reporter: she says the gunman was driving a dark colored suv with tinted windows. it's got a black license plate with yellow

letters, likely a legacy plate. >> you okay? >> reporter: according to an analysis by the san francisco standard and numbers provided by the chp, officers responded to 435 shootings on bay area freeways from january 2020 to april of this year. san francisco freeways had 31 shootings and two deaths. alameda county was the worst, saw 204 shootings in that span. 11 people died, including two kids. there are no cameras on i-280. caltrans says they've installed about 130 freeway cameras in the east bay. many of them are on freeways, 880, 580 and 80. >> i would express love. that's all i can do. i would just express love. i don't have a place for hate. >> again no, arrests have been made since that shooting on

july 14th. chp is asking anyone with dashcam footage of the incident to please come forward. >> reporter: on sussex street between diamond and castro streets this morning the water department hit a gas line while doing street work. everything was cleared up around 1:00 this afternoon and there are no reports of any injuries. a new san francisco dispensary is opening its doors and it's the last one before the city's cannabis moratorium goes into effect. supervisors voted to hit pause on new dispensaries opening in the city. they say the market is just oversaturated. the moratorium will last through 2027, but outer haze completed the application process just in time and they realized the importance of setting themselves apart from others in the industry. >> how we plan to compete in the service sector is by providing a real experience for cannabis connoisseurs here. we have plans to cultivate in the building and we'll be opening up sections of the floor so

people can see down into our grow room and we'll have a consumption lounge in the corner. >> san francisco currently has more than 40 dispensaries and weed lounges across the city. tonight a big rebrand for twitter, elon musk says that he is changing the social media platform's logo from the well known bird icon to an x. musk has been tweeting about the changes since yesterday. he's repeatedly used the letter x in company names like spacex. in april twitter incorporated changed its company name to x corps. it's not clear what time twitter will be rebranding itself tonight. the platform still has its bluebird lo. the company's ceo linda yaccarino said the company will connect people in new ways.

>> does he want to keep it a social media company or do something else and d ththat wil i think really the key question he's facing the next few months. >> still no sign of the change happening. at last check the big bird and the twitter name are still up. still ahead tonight, the latest fight over building permanent housing for the homeless, why this community says it's an unfair burden for them. then while we got some relief from the weekend heat, the rest of the country is not so lucky. some parts of the country saw triple digit temperatures for more than two weeks straight.

welcome back. wildfires in greece have forced thousands of evacuation over the weekend. the biggest fire on a greek island of rhodes burning since tuesday. greek officials say it is the largest evacuation in the country's history. residents and tourists had to flee the flames on rescue boats. >> we were really lucky we got off the beach, but there were hundreds and literally thousands of people still on the beach and everybody was screaming. they were fighting. it was like armageddon. >> fire officials say extreme heat and dry, windy weather created the perfect conditions for the wildfire to spread and it could get worse this week as

more wind and more heat is expected. back here in the u.s., several parts of the country are also experiencing dangerous triple digit temperatures. phoenix is now in its 24th straight day of temperatures reaching 110 degrees or higher. the nights are just as brutal, not dipping below 90 degrees. cities including las vegas, austin, miami, and los angeles are also on a streak of dangerous temperatures. extreme heat can be deadly. cdc says it kills roughly 700 people a year. >> at some point your body's not made to function in these temperatures. heatstroke has a mortality rate of 10% or more. >> and take a look at this shocking video from texas where parents smashed a car windshield to rescue their baby accidentally locked inside. experts say if it's 90 degrees outside, a closed car can reach 109 degrees in just ten

minutes. luckily the weather here in the bay area was beautiful this morning, just in time for the more than 27,000 runners who took part today in the annual s yearly tradition brings people out from all over the bay area, the country, and even the world. >> they're competing for their own special reasons and devin fehely interviewed each one -- well, he interviewed a few. devin. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: and like that it begins, but for many runners in the san francisco marathon, race day is really the culmination of weeks and months of training and hard work. >> i've been training for, i guess, like 16 weeks. i've done a few local half marathons. >> reporter: running a marathon is a test of mind and body, endurance and will. first timer clair herrera says it's not for the faint of heart. >> i'm excited to push myself

as much as i can today. >> reporter: clair was joined by thousands of other avid runners for the race, tackling the hills of san francisco and soaking in many of the city's iconic landmarks along the way. >> i try to have no expectations. i just want to run and have a good time and do my very best. >> this is my first marathon. i enjoy running, just trying to push extra distance, first marathon, yeah, trying to have some fun. >> reporter: for runners who weren't up for the whole 26.2 miles, there were shorter distances, a half marathon and a 10 and 5k. clair says she's going to try to enjoy the journey and not much can beat the elation and sense of accomplishment when you finally step foot across the finish line. >> i'm just really excited to be able to experience all the views of san francisco as one long continuous loop. i'm just really excited to experience what this is like. cool temperatures for them and mr. hackney is doing double

duty today. cooler temperatures tomorrow? >> i like the mr. it's not going to be cool. fairfield up to 92 and antioch the same and livermore 90 degrees, plenty warm except along the shoreline. it's going to stay that way every day with a couple degrees taken off, concord 63 degrees, live livermore 62. numbers are down over the readings last night as we have fog moving in along the shoreline, clouds along the coast and high clouds up top as well. high clouds tomorrow will help bring the high temperatures down a bit. it's also a low pressure trough off the west coast. today concord managed 96 and santa rosa 93 and in san jose 87 degrees. numbers will be close to that

tomorrow but a degree a day. that's all we ask as this high pressure that is keeping temperatures in phoenix close to 110 plus. forecast high for phoenix for tomorrow is 110 degrees. while we'll be getting to cool off a little as the high shifts east and this low pressure produces an onshore flow, it's still going to be warm in the southwest, so not as warm inland. we'll get low clouds at the shoreline, high clouds up top and as the week goes on, it will be a cooling trend during the week but nothing dramatic. the numbers come down inland a couple degrees a day until we get into the 80s by wednesday, thursday, and friday. see the southerly flow here with high clouds coming up from the south, low clouds packing in the shoreline, clear skies inland, but even inland they'll get a few high clouds floating in overhead. by the shoreline gusty winds, cool temperatures, gusts into the mid-30s and for the rest of us 10 to 25 miles an hour tomorrow. here's how it looks. a mix of low and high clouds for everybody tomorrow,

not as warm inland and the cooling trend continues through friday. overnight lows tonight will be in the mid-50s, livermore 59, san francisco 56 and here are the numbers. morgan hill tomorrow will be 90 degrees, fremont 80, union city 78 and hayward 75, san mateo very pleasant at 74, east bay still warm, pittsburg 92, fairfield the same, antioch 92, dublin 85 degrees. in the north bay nice, low clouds tomorrow and some high clouds and 83 at novato, 82 for petaluma, 79 kentfield and still plenty warm at ukiah, lakeport and clearlake. extended forecast, everybody cools down, including san francisco, by the time we get to next weekend. we'll begin in the 70s and get down to the 60s, north bay still in the 90s for monday and tuesday, still warm, latter half of the

week back into the 80s. inland temperatures come down to the 80s, so there is relief in sight. >> thank you so much. coming up next, the biden administration and texas governor's office throwing blame back and forth for the recent increase in serious injuries and even deaths of migrants trying to cross the border. coming up tonight on "gameday." >> cannonball! >> with just over a week until the mlb trade deadline, will the giants make a splash? >> when he goes hunting, he goes big game hunting. a lefty raised the claret jug trophy after an impressive week in england. >> i'll be buying beers when i get home. plus, how a teenager from san mateo is overcoming all odds to excel on the golf course, that and more coming up right after the 11:00 news.

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welcome back. there are growing frustrations over what some are calling a new humanitarian crisis at the u.s./mexico border, this after texas governor greg abbott recently signed on of on a plan to place floating barriers along the rio grande river earlier this month. critics are calling the move inhumane saying that migrants could get stuck underneath and ground. the justice department sent a letter to abbott saying that

the floating barrier poses navigation and public safety risks and presents humanitarian concerns. governor abbott replied on twitter saying that texas has the sovereign authority to defend our border adding, "the tragic humanitarian concern on the border was created because of president biden's refusal to secure it." >> people need to wake up because it's costing our taxpayer dollars, but sadly, it's resulting in the death of innocent people. >> we can't just wait on the president to solve things. we can't wait for governors to try to fix it themselves. congress has a role to play in this. >> the biden administration said republicans voted against a department of homeland security funding request and are blocking comprehensive immigration reform. the doj says that texas has until 2:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow to get rid of the barriers. after the break, california may need more housing, but a new plan to turn a hotel into

homeless housing is getting major pushback.

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a plan to purchase a hotel in millbrae for homeless housing is raising the ire of nearby residents. when the pandemic hit, the state began placing homeless people in hotels under a program called

project homekey. the plan is to sell the hotel on el camino real to san mateo county for that purpose. the 99-room hotel would be turned into permanent housing, but some community members and city leaders are not happy with that plan saying they're angry that the county never consulted them and that the city could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars annually in hotel occupancy taxes. >> having a way for the homeless or the people who need help to get out of that situation is good, but at the same time you have to look at the surrounding community. what are their needs? losing a hotel in millbrae is almost like cutting off a finger. >> meanwhile millbrae council member saying the city has worked hard to decrease its unhoused population from over 100 down to about 20. he says filling a 99-room hotel would

mean busing in homeless residents from other cities in the county. so far the state says project homekey has created nearly 13,000 homes through more than 200 projects across california allocating about $736 million in grant funding to local governments. as for the project in millbrae, city officials say the county has not provided any information about how soon a purchase of the hotel could happen. coming up after the break, "barbie" and "oppenheimer" performing big at the box office this weekend. which one managed to come out on top? just guess.

f0 thousands of people gathered in san francisco's japan town for the return of the street dance festival. the evevent cocommemorateses and rememberers deceased ancestors. movie theaters across the country were betting big on this weekend as barbie and oppenheimer hit screens this weekend. >> and it looks like it paid off. barbie brought in 155 million, the largest ever opening for a female director. oppenheimer took in 80 million. less than barbie, but still beating expectations. it was the biggest box office the industry has seen in four years. also tonight, around 8:34, you might have felt an

earthquake by allen rock on the calaveras fault. 3.1. no big deal, but just reminds you we're in earthquake country. >> and always be prepared just do >> do you have a plan for your family? if it happened now and you couldn't contact home, what would you do? >> that's my worst fear to be on this side of the bridge and not be able to go home and see the kids. >> but there's a lot of people in that situation. you have to do a plan now. tonight is a wake up reminder. thank you, this is the voice of doom speaking. thanks for watching, game day is next. >> good night everyone. next. >> good night, everyone.

this is game day on kpix and cbs news bay area. welcome to game day. i'm matt lively filling in for vern glenn. we have a lot to get to tonight, but we begin with the giants. things were going so well for them just five days ago as they wavered just a game and a half back of the dodgers in the west. after sunday's game against the national, it's make or break for this team as the trade deadline approaches. nationals outfielder lane thomas tied a franchise record with four stolen bases. got in scoring position in the third, and garrett gh