this is abc 7 news.there's a court battle over what portions can be redacted from the affidavit that led to the search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. the glock is ticking for the justice department and the do-g-j has a week to figure out how much of the document it is willing to allow to be made public abc news reporter's irene shot tells us the judge has already made some indications of what he will allow to be revealed. the federal magistrate overseeing the court case brought by members of the media looking to unseal the affidavit used to justify the fbi raid on former president trump's florida estate has indicated. he's leaning towards making at least some of the document public the federal judge hearing the case is the same official who authorized the unprecedented search of trump's mar-a-lago home. it is his job at the gatekeeper in this case to perform his function of balancing the interest in the public of accessing these materials against the interest in the government in keeping th

this is abc 7 news. climate is a major part of building a better bay area and today the house passed the inflation reduction act in addition to health care. it is the most significant congressional counter to climate change in a generation abc news reporter morgan norwood has more on what that means for you. today is really a glorious day for us. we send to the president's desk a monumental bill that will be truly for the people the legislation extends subsidies for affordable care act subscribers allows medicare to negotiate prices on some prescription drugs lowers the deficit and includes 370 billion dollars to address climate change americans looking to buy an electric vehicle would get a break including a 7500 tax credit for buying certain new electric vehicles and $4,000 for purchasing used ones. plus tax breaks for americans who make their homes more energy efficient by installing solar panels the bill perfect timing for virginia white who is now switching to solar it made economical sense since i'

i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news we sent this alert on our abc 7 news app today as we livestreamed the news conference by investigators if you want breaking news alerts like this in the future download the app just search abc 7 news bay area in the app store. the weekend is here in the warm weather is sticking around in some places. let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel sandia. yeah. i'm a summer is going to live up to its name this weekend. you will notice especially tomorrow. we'll have the sizzle around as high pressure nudges closer to the bay area temperatures are going to soar into the triple digit territory hot enough heat advisory is still up for solano county until 7:00 pm tomorrow moderate to high heat risk for that entire county. so definitely be careful as we go our by hour tomorrow morning with the fog. it's going to be the most comfortable at 8 o'clock 50 60. so if you want to go out for a walk and take the dog out, that would be your best time at noon time. it starts to warm up into the 80s inland still comfortable at the coast, but look at this by thre

this is abc 7 news. a close call tonight as a wildfire erupts right along the edge of clear lake forcing evacuations. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. begin with developing news out of lake county where firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire that triggered evacuation orders tonight the blaze broke out at about six o'clock west of lower lake where witness shared video of the water dropping helicopters making one of many passes over the fire zone. tonight cal fire says they have managed to stop forward progress. it has been kept to 14 acres and is 20% contained. residents near the fire zone are still being asked to stay away tonight as fire crews work to put out hot spots. well speaking of the weather it is hot. it is a little windy spencer is watching the conditions out there tonight spencer dion. we've certainly have lots of inland heat today. let me show you a look at some of the high temperatures around the area today including the

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this is abc 7 news. a us magistrate set and motion the possible public release of a redacted version of the mar-a-lago search affidavit arguments were made by both sides and a new deadline was set for next week while the judge didn't make a final ruling. he did give an indication which way he was leaning abc news reporter's irene shaw has the latest the florida federal judge who approved the search warrant on former president trump's florida home is now considering whether he will release the underlying affidavit, which was used to justify the raid the federal magistrates spend more than an hour listening to arguments from lawyers representing media companies who want the affidavit unsealed due to the high public interest and the department of justice who were fighting to keep it under seal saying revealing it would jeopardize their national security investigation legal experts believe the dojs arguments are likely to prevail against virtually zero chance that it will be released and if it is it'll be su

this is abc 7 news. angeles discouraging californians from moving to texas the message behind the billboard is adding to the already existing rift between those two states abc's 7 news reporter liam melendez has a look at how people are reacting. dark texas miracle died billboard showing a man in a hoodie also comes with a warning to anyone who stops to look don't move to texas get to look at it often. i don't think it's in particularly good taste. the billboard is meant to highlight the lacks gun laws in texas following one of the deadliest school shootings in uvalde on may 24th. we're 19 students and two teachers were killed. it's not known who's behind the billboard, but it's capturing the attention of many who go through the intersection of seven and folsom street. i totally agree with that 100% you know, so many people are leaving here and going to texas. anyway, it's like don't go there. that is why but our people from california really leaving the state to move to texas. this is what the us census

this is abc 7 news. back with the bang the auto moon festival packs the streets of san francisco's chinatown providing a much-needed economic boost. good evening, and thank you for joining us some dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. is estimated close to 40,000 visitors showed up today many consider the autumn moon festival to be the second most important on the chinese lunar calendar. the busy streets means many came out to celebrate and to learn but it was also important for local businesses abc 7 news reporter answer hasan was there. dave moon festival in san francisco's chinatown came to a close with the fire dragon dance. so this is about casting away the bad juju that we've been experiencing and also we knew energy the moon festival dates back to over 3,000 years. it's to give thanks to the moon for a bountiful harvest man to d most important festival of the chinese lunar calendar, and it's a big draw for chinatown. the streets haven't been as busy for a while. so it's nice to see it feels

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right here on abc 7. a distinguished guest with bay area roots helped commemorate the 100th anniversary of the u.s. navy's aircraft carrier. yesterday alameda vice admiral dan dwyer was a guest of lone for at the u.s.s. hornet museum in his hometown. the u.s.s. hornet put on a big tribute to recognize the importance these displays have played in history. >> 1998 she opened as a museum ship. liz: the advise at mayoral was greeted to another flyover of navy f-18's, a pair buzzed by the hornet and lunchtime as part of yesterday's commemoration. happy 100. still to come on abc 7, charged with attempted murder. the man accused of stabbing author salmon rushdie makes its first court appearance. the musical hamilton, the creator is coming after a church for what he's calling an illegal performance. we'll explain. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regul

i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news we sent this alert on our abc 7 news app today as we livestreamed the news conference by investigators if you want breaking news alerts like this in the future download the app just search abc 7 news bay area in the app store. the weekend is here in the warm weather is sticking around in some places. let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel sandia. yeah. i'm a summer is going to live up to its name this weekend. you will notice especially tomorrow. we'll have the sizzle around as high pressure nudges closer to the bay area temperatures are going to soar into the triple digit territory hot enough heat advisory is still up for solano county until 7:00 pm tomorrow moderate to high heat risk for that entire county. so definitely be careful as we go our by hour tomorrow morning with the fog. it's going to be the most comfortable at 8 o'clock 50 60. so if you want to go out for a walk and take the dog out, that would be your best time at noon time. it starts to warm up into the 80s inland still comfortable at the coast, but look at this by thre

this is abc 7 news. no parent wants to send their kids to school and in a day and and then be called saying your kids been shot. it's the worst thing that you can hear. tonight one boy is injured and another is in custody after a shooting this afternoon in east oakland frantic parents clamored to make sure their children are safe as the police chief addresses the public about violence in his city this past weekend. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dion limb. here's what we know about the shooting at the school. it was reported at about 1 o'clock this afternoon at victim is a 13 year old student at madison park academy, which is a sixth through 12th grade school in east oakland take a look sky seven flew over madison park academy shortly after the incident happened. you can see there on the ground dozens of parents outside the school waiting to pick up their kids safely police. chief. lauren armstrong says police took a suspect into custody and recovered a gun. now that shoot

disney is the parent company of abc 7. i am dion lim. >>> tonight, assessing the risk from the trump mar-a-lago documents. was national security compromised? and now top republicans are weighing in on the former president's handling of classified information, as u.s. intelligence officials launch their investigation into the documents that were recovered. we look at the possible fallout. could it lead to criminal prosecution? a senior republican senator tells abc news, the former president should have turned the documents over before the fbi searched his home. >>> developing tonight, ukraine's largest nuclear power plant is hit by shelling. terrified residents line up for anti-radiation medication. what we've learned about the plan for a radiation emergency. our team on the ground near the nuclear plant. >>> the dangerous weather threats. severe storms in the upper midwest. mississippi's governor declares a state of emergency as flooding forces evacuations. multiple new threats in the tropics. rob marciano is timing it all

abc 7 has more.sting using nasal swabs this the process was private, easing easy to use, and produced results within 15 minutes. they rexed to be withdrawn soon as support for free kits ends as that door close, another has opened to allow people to test for other pathogens. they have apply for fda approval for the first test to diagnose influenza a and b strains. it it could eliminate the uncertainty of similar symptoms end then then how to address them. >> you won't be coming to the office sin fek cious. it would be better for society. you know if, i will confess my behaves in the past were to go to work the flu. i done think i will do that any more. reporter: the defense has already been priv ford use in dan and familiar massal seib with while the testing device applifies the sample then formers separate flu and covid. >> those eventually lab beaches are running different test side of this division. some for flu a and b. some for covid. reporter: high viral load could be confirmed although results

they can all agree on tara campbell abc 7 news.l ahead as students start to head back to class. we're looking at the incredible strides. they made rebounding from distance learning and the work that still needs to be done. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. building a better bay area as the new school year approaches. i wanted to check in on how some of our youngest learners did their first

this is abc 7 news. a violent weekend in oakland four people killed from two separate shootings the city now reporting 82 homicides this year alone plus. an update on that chaotic situation on bart the shooting suspects still nowhere to be found almost 48 hours later. good morning everybody. it's sunday, august 28th. i'm loose croix and we're gonna get to all of this in just a moment. but first as always that start with the quick look at the weekend weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good morning lisa. hi, liz. good morning to our marine layer. somewhat compressed. we do have fog in the north bay. you can see it along the peninsula here and a little bit into the east bay temperatures a couple degrees cooler this morning 59 down by sam bruno and foster city with 61 in oakland 60 in concord. look outside there with the low cloud deck from san francisco temperatures today will be fairly similar to what we had yesterday. we're going to get some sunshine in throughout the mid-morning hours coast staying r

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this is abc 7 news. google when thanks again for joining us, you're watching abc 7 news.erever you stream let's start with another look at the weather with lisarge and hey lisa outside lands. swing this weekend. yes, that's right, and we've got some sun on the way breezy winds kind of typical san francisco weather. although should be a little brighter than in years past and speaking of brightness right there walnut creek a little sun glint on the trees as the sun has been up for about 10 minutes now 62 downtown 64 in palo alto was 65 in san jose. look at all the silvery shimmering water there from emeryville gray sky 62, santa rosa with 64 in concord and throughout the noon we're going to be looking at the gray sky clearing back mid-morning and then by the afternoon early afternoon. it's upper 70s inland, but that translates into mid 80s late in the day with about 75 in fremont with near 80 up through novato and san rafael. so comfortable day wine country barely at 80 degrees the 60s stay at the coast and we'll talk about that quick return of our low cloud deck and maybe

finding it at our web site, abc 7 news.com. people from across california fighting to prevent deaths caused by drug overdoses took their message to city hall. they he would the first-ever national fentanyl awareness today. -- day. more than 2,100 people have died from overdoses of penalties nil in san francisco since 2019. speakers included first responders, recovering addicts and parents of fentanyl users. >> my son struggled with mental illness and i believe he was trying to self medicate and then all of a sudden comes penalties nil and that was the end for him. dion: they also heard from san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. >> just a few weeks ago i announced that no longer will we have decriminalized the sale of such a deadly and potent drug. dion: today's certification was pit on by mothers against drugs depth. police say there were three people with gun shots wounds from an incident on mission. one of the gun shot wound victims died at the hospital. no arrests have been made. meantime, firefighters are trying t

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well here at abc 7. we celebrate pride 365 days a year and lgbt+ pride is a focus this weekend in the south bay. 20,000 people are expected to celebrate at this year's silicon valley pride parade and festival it all kicks off at 6 o'clock at plaza to cesar chavez organizers say it is a weekend full of family fun. local businesses. they look forward to representing pride and the economic boost a parade starts tomorrow morning at 10:30 and the theme this year is proudly authentic. just ahead a cliffside hike turned into a rescue mission rescuers. say the man didn't fall over the cliff. we'll explain though exactly. what happened. and bungling burglars target a particularly tough animal to catch during a pet store break-in. i'm spencer christian. we have some mild to below average temperatures coming our way this weekend. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night

abc news, new york. liz: the governor of new york is sending a health warning to residents after polio was detected in the wastewater in new york city. health officials are worried the virus is silently spreading. the 1950's polio epidemic impacted over 50,000 americans, causing over 3,000 deaths. at least 20,000 were left with paralyzing disabilities. recently, a 20-year-old man experienced paralysis in his legs, and was diagnosed with the virus. americans vaccinated decades ago are wondering if they're still protected. >> if you're vaccinated, etc. knot something you have to worry about but in communities where vaccine coverage is low, we have to worry about spread. liz: health officials are warning people who are unvaccinated to get up-to-date on vaccines right away. a delta jet backed into another delta jet at boston's logan airport on friday. a passenger on the los angeles-bound flight shared photos of the damage. you can see it there, on the winglet of the boeing 757. it clipped the tail of a regio

abc 7 news. all right, so we know what's coming. let us get right to the forecast abc 7 news meteorologist mike. nico is outside in the sun. although it is san francisco mike so we can't complain it is a wonderful breeze that is for sure up here right now, but that will change is that breeze goes away and that allows the heat to build now. we're under a flexible right now and you can see only reading fresno in palm springs at 100, but just about the entire state will be in the 90s to 100 except for right along the coast and up in the mountains as we head through the weekend and that's why you can see almost the entire state covered under these heat warnings and watches and why energy is going to be in such demand to keep us from overheating any way we can near 90 in tahoe. look at those temperatures in sacramento peaking around 110 monday. we'll definitely be in the one teens and fresno. look at that cal anaheim down in la 100s and evenn san diego fork here at home a few things have changed since

on abc 7 news at 11 a mystery in new mexico. multiple muslim men have and murdered in the city of albuquerque in recent days are those cases connected? and a young bay area activist who helped organize a massive march across the golden gate bridge is looking to make lasting change in the community. we are there as her nonprofit hands out its very first scholarships those stories and much more tonight at 11. finally now if you have ever considered starting your own food truck. this could be your chance to do it on someone else's dime. the company siete foods is giving away $40,000 to help latinos open or expand their businesses. this is video sent to us by the company the money is available for taco trucks and taco stands along with mexican restaurants anywhere in the us. the company started the competition after seeing evidence that latino businesses are less likely to be approved for bank loans than their other non-latino competitors. you can find much more information about the contest at siete foods.com. and that's it for thi

this is abc 7 news. hi, it should.all for justice protesters have a demand for san francisco police following recent tax on older asian americans tonight police respond. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim to that rally in just a moment we begin now with new developments in a story only seen on abc 7 news this past friday san francisco police have made an arrest in connection with an unprovoked beating of a long-time public servant on friday. i first told you about the injuries 70 year old greg chu suffered after he was attacked near his south of market area home at 3rd and folsom streets. chew was hit in the face kicked and beaten this morning. took 34 year old derek yerby into custody in connection with the august 2nd attack fortunately in this incident. we had some some good photos and surveillance and officers were able to use those photos to to be able to locate and identify the sus

this is abc 7 news. two separate shootings in oakland claimed four lives including a bicyclist who was killed by a car leaving the scene of a shooting it brings the number of homicides in oakland to 82 this year, which is on pace with last year. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lynn a rallying cry today to end the violence in oakland abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at an event where activists say enough is enough. please join me in a brief moment of silence for the human beings who lies were tragically stolen from us a moment of remembrance at this stopped the violence event at oakland city hall honoring the victims of weekend gun violence in west oakland. first of all is heartbreaking. i think any loss of life should be honored by all people that's living saturday morning oakland police were called to sycamore street and mlk jr. way where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene on friday night a few blocks away a shooting in west oakland left thre

what sources are now telling abc news about how this unfolded. what we're now learning about why agents were there, where they searched. some republicans tonight blasting the justice department and the fbi. saying they should explain the search. tonight, pressure on the attorney general merrick garland and the fbi director christopher wray, who was appointed by former president trump. jonathan karl standing by live with new reporting. dan abrams on what this all could mean. >>> also breaking tonight, the news conference a short time ago. the arrest tonight. a major break in the murders of four muslim men killed in separate attacks in new mexico. what authorities just revealed. >>> the record heat wave in the northeast. the heat index, the feel-like reading topping 100 degrees in new york city, philadelphia to washington. and in boston tonight, the sixth day of record temperatures above 95 degrees. at this hour, the threat of storms and flooding. ginger zee tracking it all. >>> president biden and the major bipartisan victory tonight. signing the

you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00.ered woman is speaking out tonight after her vehicle was stolen from an east bay car wash. the incident has cost her thousands of dollars and now more than two weeks later. she is still looking for answers abc 7 news reporter tim johns spoke with her this afternoon and brings us the story. you'll see only on seven. i'm hoping it was a mistake. but to me it was a it was a pretty bad mistake a nightmare situation unfolding for shannon orton at the autopia car wash in concord on july 20th. orton took her car in to be cleaned. she says she sat and waited for it to be finished, but when it was done within a matter a couple seconds, i watched my car legally drive off the lot. they legitimately gave my keys to someone else orton says after the initial shock wore off. she went inside to talk to the staff telling them that one of their employees had given the keys to the wrong person the lady that was at the customer service went up to the guy who was clinging my car and asked where the subaru

abc, this is "world news tonight" with peter jennings. sitting in tonight from washington, ted koppel. >> more evidence of just how powerful hurricane andrew is. it's at the homestead air force base, which took a direct hit yesterday. here's abc's jim slade. >> virtually every building was destroyed or damaged on this base, normally one of the air force's showpl pshowplaces, is functional. homestead is normally a base for f-16 combat squadrons. these planes grounded for repairs were caught by the storm. the others, their maintenance people, and spare parts were sent to shelter at bases north of here, where they'll operate for the time being. at the end of world war ii, homestead was closed by a hurricane for nine years. the world situation is different today. they hope to have those f-16s back here flying as a unit in very short order. jim slade, abc news, homestead air force base, florida. >> what's emerging today is how extensive the destruction was just south of miami, an area which took andrew's full force. in miami, abc's al dale. >>

abc 7 news. reporter: today is a pivotal day for hundreds of residents who have been displaced. their housing and financial support expires. residents from over 200 units are on their own, the focus is on the group a below market rates residents and those that have their belongings inside the building the concern is safety. 25 hours ago we broke the city -- a story of a contractor stealing from inside a vacant apartment. today paul, the heinz senior managing director agreed to speak to us. >> all the people that agree to do the work are insured, bonded, and are professionals. that is the best course to have legitimate added contractors and employees to come into the building. >> the one those fibers also vented and he was also stealing -- the one that was fired was also vetted and he was stealing. >> unfortunately he slipped to the system and it was unfortunate. we have terminated the person. reporter: they say they keep records of every person that goes inside each unit, and statement they said

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on the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> that slip, not. thank you.her to or big school districts thun bay area. students in unified head back to class saturday, this saturday, what am i talking about? thursday, the 1th then next tuesday followed by francisco annex wednesday. >> of course, the return to school comes years after questions. things are looking up. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorr six plains how to schoolar is likely to start off with fewer covid issues. reporter: as the days on the calendar turn from july to august, the season turns from summer to school. for the third year in a row, the schools across the bay area welcoming students back made the pandemic. san jose yoonfied doesn't have the same restrictions as last fall but still approaching the year with caution due to the unpredictability of covid. we don't know what to expect exactly and we are still seeing community spread, we are seeing covid in the community. as long as it in the come tin we know it will be in schools as well. we want to make sure we are minimizing the transmissio

the search from monkeypox vaccine is getting easier abc 7 news reporter. in san francisco now offering the vaccine in cornell. this is really promising news it is and you know deon we were very surprised because there were no long lines to the clinics compared to week's past due to high demand in short supply now a new shipment of doses seems to be allowing better access to the monkeypox vaccine. stating what you might be able to expect as far as the side effect to the vaccine dan. kalshan. just got his monkeypox vaccine at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. he's been searching and waiting for weeks. i know others who have tried very hard to even go outside the city up into marin and even in canada to try and get the vaccine. so i feel very very fortunate the hospital hosted its first weekend monkeypox clinic for walk-ins and those with appointments improving access and equity to the vaccine. we realized that some patients may not be able to take off time from work or come during this sort of hours that we had

abc news, washington. liz: weeks after a massive flood in death valley national park, it is reopened at his most popular location this weekend. heavy rains caused damage to roadways and facilities this month. visitor center, mesquite sand dunes, and other places are open to visitors. they are still working to rebuild the roadways. visitors may experience delays and lane closures because of it. actor gary busey has been arrested for alleged sex crimes at a monster mania convention. the annual horror film convention was held in new jersey last weekend. he was charged with two counts of fourth degree criminal sexual conduct, one count for criminal sexual conduct, and one count of harassment. investigators say at least two victims were grouped at the event. the convention has asked him not to return and asked victims to file a report with police. easton all of a sudden is thanking everyone for positive thoughts and prayers from his hospital bed. oliver fractured his skull after falling six feet out of a bunkbe

abc 7 news. wrong. it's wrong. they shouldn't be doing this to him. >> it is high time we have seen the government take some action against this man. >> tonight, a crowd gathered outside the mar-a-lago resort in florida. people flocked to the resort as news broke that the fbi had executed a search warrant at the property. crowds stayed well into the night as police state on the scene to keep an eye on things. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. let's get more with what on the fbi -- with what the fbi were looking for. >> multiple sources confirming to abc news that fbi agents raided his mar-a-lago resort on monday. trump announced his florida estate including a safe had been rated by federal authorities. the circumstances of the search were not immediately clear but sources tell abc news the search was in relation to those 15 boxes of documents that trump brought with him to mar-a-lago after he left the white house. some of which the national archives said were marked classified. in februar

abc's morgan norwood joins us with the latest. and, morgan, this morning, those stranded have now been evacuated. >> reporter: yeah, and good news to share with you this morning, officials at the national park say those 150 visitors who were stranded for hours have since been safely evacuated, that happening just a short time ago. but guys, a terrifying ordeal playing out in new mexico, the monsoon rains turning into a rushing river throughout carlsbad national park. trying to evacuate the area saturday evening but the flash flooding had taken out the main road, stranding about 150 visitors for hours overnight. one family stranded with their young kids walking around and waiting, others asking about food and water, saying at one point the caverns ran out and some people were left starving. this morning, the park say it's closed due to flooding. they'll start clearing the roads. meanwhile, in utah this morning, an urgent search for a missing hiker, rescuers are looking for jetal agnihotri who disappeared after flash flooding in zio

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this is abc 7 news. the former president of the united states now under investigation for potential violations of the espionage act obstruction of justice and criminal handling of government reports tonight. we're learning more about the fbi search warrant for donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim a federal judge unsealed the search warrant for former president trump's mar-a-lago home today abc 7 news reporter carina. nova is in the newsroom with what that search warrant reveals karina dan dion it reveals exactly what fbi agents we're looking for and found including classified documents. fbi agents took 11 sets of classified documents including at least one that was marked top secret only people with the highest security clearance are allowed to have those documents the search warrant shows the fbi had reason to believe those items contain sensitive material that pertain to national security the washington post has reported some of the

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abc 7 news. >> it's wrong. it's wrong. they shouldn't be doing this to him. >> it is high time we have seen the government take some action against this man. >> tonight, a crowd gathered outside the mar-a-lago resort in florida. people flocked to the resort as news broke that the fbi had executed a search warrant at the property. crowds stayed well into the night as police state on the scene to keep an eye on things. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. let's get more with what on the fbi -- with what the fbi were looking for. >> multiple sources confirming to abc news that fbi agents raided his mar-a-lago resort on monday. trump announced his florida estate including a safe had been rated by federal authorities. the circumstances of the search were not immediately clear but sources tell abc news the search was in relation to those 15 boxes of documents that trump brought with him to mar-a-lago after he left the white house. some of which the national archives said were marked classified. in

abc's phil lipof joins us with this story.ne. >> reporter: it's a crazy one and there are lots of ways to protect yourself. but first, the problem. and it's big one, car theft is up dramatically in major cities all across this country, new york city, for instance, up 51%g >> right where you're at in the alley. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies in the chicago area approached this vehicle found abandoned on the expressway. >> turned it off. turns it on. >> reporter: determining it was stolen, part of a wave of stolen kias and hyundais all stemming from a social media challenge. >> you've heard of all these challenges on tiktok, things that people decide to do that are actually very dangerous. >> if you drive a kia or a hyundai i would be on the lookout. >> they're basically taking the cars joyriding oftentimes committing other crimes in those cars and then dumping them. >> reporter: in cook county, alone since july 1st there have been 642 reported thefts of kias and hyundais. compared to 74 during the same period last year. a more

let's get straight to abc's senior meteorologist, rob marciano. time this all out for us. >> hey, linsey. as much as we have the drought in the west, we don't want this rain all at once. we're certainly getting it. i want to go to texas first, where they badly need rain. they got a lot of it today. corpus christi got over half a foot. this had a chance of becoming a tropical system. you see the spiral there, the circulation that heads towards laredo. it will bring more additional moisture, maybe another 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. over the rio grande and points to the north. flash flood watches up across the desert southwest, and in through wyoming. a number of warnings ongoing in california and arizona, nevada, and colorado as well. this active monsoon flow will continue for the next couple weeks. >> this weather extremes continue. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, author salman rushdie is still in critical condition but now off of a ventilator and able to say a few words. tonight, the other man wounded in friday's knife attack is now speaking out

abc 7 news. >> i was very surprised. ama: governor newsom vetoes a bill that would have created safe, supervised drug injection sites. if he had signed the bill, sites would have been allowed to open in san francisco, oakland, and los angeles. supporters say it would have helped deal with the drug overdose crisis. j.r. stone learns san francisco could still move forward. >> i'm so excited and ecstatic and grateful that newsom went ahead and vetoed sb 57. >> jackie berlin is praising governor gavin newsom for vetoing that bill, one that would have allowed for safe injection sites, where people could legally do drugs in a supervised environment in san francisco, oakland, and los angeles, cities plagued by overdose deaths. state senator scott weiner wrote the bill and calls the veto devastating in says peer-reviewed studies have showed that these sites save lives and helped lead many to treatment. >> we have now had two governors in a row veto this bill. so it is really clear that the state is badly

abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone is following this developing story tonight. >> an officer roping off the area at 24th admission with yellow crime scene tape after a man died on a train platform. >> one stab wound to the chest. >> surveillance cameras show two adult males arguing near the elevator at approximately 1:40 p.m. before one individual stabs the second individual near the station elevator. the victim walked down the stairs into the station and subsequently collapsed on the platform. a move that led to this. >> mission station is closed due to police activity. >> that victim died on the platform. it is the second violent scene involving a bart station or train within 48 hours. friday, in a separate case, gunshots rang out on a train near oaklands fruitvale station. >> shooting on the train. request an ambulance. >> when that train arrived, an officer applied a tourniquet to the gunshot victim's wound. that victim survived but sadly, the stabbing victim on sunday did not. sunday's stabbing also happened

here's abc's james longman. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. military in an escalating battle with iranian-backed terror groups in syria. the pentagon deploying more firepower against militia in the northeast of the country. just 48 hours after these precision strikes targeting facilities used by the iran-backed fighters. they have been targeting u.s. installations and personnel in the region. >> as a general matter, we're not going to hesitate to defend ourselves. >> reporter: the pentagon says the new counterstrikes killed four militia members, destroying seven enemy rocket launchers and three vehicles. the u.s. deploying apache helicopters, ac-130 gunships, and m-777 howitzers. several u.s. troops suffered some injuries from the incoming militant fire, but they've been described as "very minor." we saw for ourselves the small but significant u.s. presence in the deir el zour region of syria. there there to keep isis from re-emerging and maintain security along the iraqi border. iran has denied responsibility, but tonight, a u.s. official has

let's go right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. rob, it sounds like a difficult weekend could be in store in the southwest. >> reporter: linsey, this monsoon season has been relentless. some parts of the southwest getting 800% of their normal precipitation. we got flood warnings right now just north of sedona and parts of southern utah. and that watch is extended into the weekend, where the flow will only increase and we expect to see likelihood of more flash flooding from phoenix down to tucson. we'd love to get some of that rain here, where 50% of the northeast is experiencing dry or drought conditions. water emergency declared in rockland county, new york. eastern new england has it the worst, including boston. 99% of rhode island in extreme drought right now. and we're not calling for any significant rain for at least a week. linsey? >> still several dry days ahead here in the northeast. rob, thank you. >>> now, to the war in ukraine. ominous developments at europe's largest nuclear plant. president zelenskyy warns the world is

abc's phil latest.s decision to cast james franco coming on the heels of "that girl" being cancelled by warner brothers. it would have showcased the first latina star in a starring role there. the decision, the vitriol to cast franco in this role came quickly as it always does on social media. this morning, actor james franco embroiled in a heated social conversation spurred on by his latest role. >> i probably won't be making it into work today. >> reporter: the oscar-nominated actor -- >> i'm only guy in the whole city who has it. >> reporter: now cast to play fidel castro. in "alina of cuba," a film about the cuban dictator's daughter. the casting outraging some in the latinx community. sparking conversations about race in casting in hollywood. >> roles for latinos are already scarce in hollywood. we don't get to see them very often. when we do have an opportunity to play someone, like a fidel castro, it's given to a white actor. >> reporter: colombian american actor john leguizamo posted, how is thi

this is abc 7 news.lives including a bicyclist who was killed by a car leaving the scene of a shooting it brings the number of homicides in oakland to 82 this year, which is on pace with last year. good evening, and thank you for joining us on dionne lim a rallying cry today to end the violence in oakland abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was at an event where activists gathered to say. enough is enough. please join me in a brief moment of silence for the human beings who lies were tragically stolen from us a moment of remembrance at this stop the violence event at oakland city hall honoring the victims of weekend gun violence in west oakland. first of all is heartbreaking. i think any loss of life should be honored by all people that's living saturday morning oakland police were called to sycamore street and mlk jr. way where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene on friday night a few blocks away a shooting in west oakland left three people dead, including a bicyclist ru

this is abc 7 news. >> good morning. i am liz kreutz.ox vaccine clinics are scheduled to be held in san francisco. one clinic will be had zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the other is being hosted by kaiser at its medical center. both start at 8:00 a.m. the city remains the hotspot in the bay area with over 500 confirmed cases. santa clara and alameda counties have over 50 each. lisa, let's get a check of the forecast this morning. lisa: a live look outside, on top of omer p. 56 in palo alto. a look from emeryville where you can see the sun coming out. 60 in concord. it is a warmer day with highs ranging from the low 70's downtown to the low to mid nine these -- 90's inland. >> thanks ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress