abc 7 news. my friend went in the store. i was right behind her. i heard bam bam bam like a massive amount of shots. gunfire rings out right in the middle of a busy bay area intersection detectives think fiery tempers turned into homic. plus what a site for sore eyes check out all of this much-needed rain roll in from our east bay hills camera. we are tracking the areas that got the biggest downpours and when it's coming next good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. we'll get to your complete storm watch coverage in just a moment. but first we begin with a deadly shooting right in the middle of an east bay intersection. it all happened in san lorenzo just before 4:30 this afternoon near the in-n-out and walmart off i-880 abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is following. what may be a deadly case of road rage. bullet holes in this toyota tacoma one just sitting in this stan lorenzo intersection after gunshots rang out sunday afternoon a friend went in

this is abc 7 news. the storm is still with us as you watch this timelapse view of tonight's sunset. there is more weather on the horizon. good evening. i'm amade and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us for this special edition of abc 7 news taking a live. look now from our golden gate bridge camera pretty nice conditions out there, but we are still seeing showers and thunderstorms in some parts of the bay area. yeah abc 7 news meteorologist. andy patel is tracking it all for us sandia. yeah, dan and alma it is active right now in vacaville. i want to show you the thunderstorms that are rolling through the region. you can see numerous lightning strikes in the area of the north bay, but right now as you will notice across highway 505 heading into dixon and winters, we do have a thunderstorm as we get you into street level radar here. they've seen downpours in the area east montevista avenue seeing some rain right at this hour and as we widen out the picture we are seeing a lot of lightning across the

this is abc 7 news.g more information tonight about the shooting on an oakland school campus that injured six people police. say the victims were not the intended targets to have the victims or students one is a counselor one is a security guard and two others work for the school district oakland's police. chief says there were at least two shooters and accomplice and more than 30 rounds fired on campus so far no arrests have been made. that is wholly unacceptable. we thank god that many more students were not injured as a result of this action. police did tell abc 7 news. the shooting happened near the entrance. there are actually three schools on the campus located on fontaine street near keller avenue, including rudsdale high school, which has two programs a continuation high school and school for newcomers to the country the campus remains closed. now the shooting is again raising concerns about the prevalence of gun violence in oakland abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry looks into the bigger issue here

this is abc 7 news. our motto is when it rains we pour and we'll be happy to pour wine for anybody that wants to come down that may be getting ready to dust off umbrellas raincoats and rain boots with planes to brave the elements today others weighing in on whether the weather is worth it. good morning. it is sunday september 18th. i'm amanda del castillliz kroitt our weather. here's meteorologist. lisa arjun. od morning, lisa. good morning tondhi everyon theg sanancion t peninsula nt c mountains live doppler 7 picking up on that line of moderate rain here right off shore from the san mateo coast down through pescadero and santa cruz as we go in closer to fremont 880 and 680 some light rain there. you can see milpitas getting in on the action the east bay not a whole lot going on except out towards the delta there rio vista, and we're taking you into the north bay where we're filling in the radar here with more show. up in the north bay from cloverdale and right offshore from their point raise gusty wind

solutions, this is abc 7 news. i really just hope that things are made right because it's just it's a really crappy situation. for some their wedding day is one of the most important days of their lives now some couples in different parts of the country including here in the bay area. say the company they hired for their wedding day video didn't deliver as promised. good evening and thank you for joining us for a special edition of abc 7 news at 9. i'm on a date. i'm dan ashley. we're glad you're with us as abc 7 news on team reporter melanie woodrow explains. it's not just couples affected here, but also videographers contracted by the company. tracy and kevin broderick planned their wedding for two years, but just four days before they said i do this past saturday. they say the videography company they hired for their special day petty 4 films canceled the attacks completely unprofessional. i was in shock and then i believe i cried and then called my wedding planner. i can't believe this is happening the text fro

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this is abc 7 news. there's no words. there's just no words. it's just unbelievable. a community coming together tonight to remember a san carlos mother brutally killed in a sword attack by a man. she knew good evening, and thank you for joining us some dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. tonight friends and family gather in san carlos to remember karina castro loved ones now trying to regain custody of castro's two young girls abc 7 news reporter suzanne fahn was there and has this story a father in pain profoundly heartbroken by his daughter's death in front of him candles spell out what he and so many others are still struggling to come to terms with on this saturday night loved ones friends and neighbors came to remember 27 year old karina castro many of them are still stunned by the gruesome killing in this quiet, san carlos neighborhood at laurel magnolia streets on thursday afternoon, everybody holds together, you know them or not. you just feel you know for the family according to the sh

hassan abc, seven years answer. thank you, and just to reiterate more than 7600 , pg and e customers are currently without power in that area. here's a look at the map. the area in red is where the power outage is currently taking place. south bay family, neighborhood and elementary school are grieving the loss of an eight year old boy. he was hit by a car and killed this morning in san jose. while on his way to school, abc seven news reporter zack puentes has been following the story all day . he has more now from neighbors and police. a child's backpack sat near this c processed the tragic scene, according to the bell schedule at castleman elementary classes started at 8 20 that eight year old boy third grader at the school was about to get there with his babysitter. instead police say at 803, he was hit in this crosswalk two blocks away, devastating a family and changing lives throughout this community, mama before year old son i feel for the mom and the family so it's just very tragically and satin jose police s

this is abc 7 news. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm on dates. i'm larry beale. we'll begin with developing news on the peninsula and this is a gruesome story a woman killed this afternoon right in the middle of a san carlos neighborhood investigators just held a news conference releasing more information abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo live in san carlos with the latest amanda. larry alma every detail more horrific sources telling the i-teens dandoys that a man headed a woman in the middle of the street in front of witnesses that man has been arrested. we know what happened just before noon todayhe bckf laureld here in san carlos. we're told the two were in an ongoing relationship. however sources say the victim reportedly got a temporary restraining order against the suspect the victim was between 23 to 27 years old a mother of two young children that man who was arrested known to law enforcement details surrounding what led up to the incident are unknown at this time, but we're told officers we're flagged down at magnolia and laurel by a witness for wh

this is abc 7 news.m palace a rainbow appeared today as news broke of the death of queen elizabeth who was the longest serving monarch in british history. she spent over 70 years on the throne her majesty was much loved known for her sense of duty and devotion to a life of service abc news reporter inez de la quintara has a look back at the extraordinary life of queen elizabeth the second the longest serving monarch in british history has died queen elizabeth the second passing away at balmoral castle her estate in scotland where she had been on summer break the royal family including her son's prince andrew and prince edward rushing to her side along with her grandson's prince william and prince harry the 96 year old's death comes after she canceled a virtual meeting wednesday her doctors concerned about her health advising her to rest. she was last seen in public tuesday when she swore in uk's new prime minister liz trust born on april 21st. 1926 her majesty was never expected to take the throne that c

stone abc 7 news.ome here disease slowing drug promising new signs tonight in the fight against alzheimer's the fda now weighing in parking lot party on a tuesday afternoon, the reason the tens of thousands of people were on hand in the south bay and permanently giants a brand new annual honor being handed out by the orange and black tomorrow night. i'm meteorologist sandy patel tracking the very dangerous hurricane ian and when it's expected to hit florida plus a look at the warmer weather that's heading our way here in the bay area coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all that's ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. at 11 jimmy. thanks dan. watch us tonight, or i'll sick brooklyn on you as you spend enough time talking to somebody about a wide variety of things and a closeness or a supposed closeness develops between the two. i don't think it'll happen with you and me. no, but hurricane ian is barreling toward florida this monster storm

this is abc 7 news. the southwestern coast of mexico in the state and michoacan earlier today that has triggered as tsunami warning for parts of the country including the tourist hotspot, puerto vallarta, but not in california. the epicenter is about 200 miles west of mexico city shaking was felt throughout the country and those who felt the tremor ran out of the buildings and onto the streets the mayor of mexico city says so far there have been no major reports of damage or injuries. you know if you're in mexico city, you would have had a really long duration shaking i'd be scary, but it wouldn't have been bringing anything down if you're right on top of it when you're receiving the strongest shaking it you could be thrown in the air. today's quake struck on the fifth anniversary of the 2017 quake that killed more than 200 people in mexico city meantime officials in taiwan are still assessing the damage from a series of major quakes over the weekend. the strongest was a 7.2 magnitude quake on sunday. lo

this is abc seven news. governor newsom is calling on the department of justice to launch a criminal investigation into texas governor greg abbott and florida governor ron desantis, saying that they are using undocumented migrants as political pawns. this week, dozens of migrants were flown to massachusetts and washington, d . c abc seven news reporter, suzanne fawn has more on the controversy. those migrants are used as ponds. to humiliate and dehumanize governor gavin newsom , today's outraged about the dozens of undocumented immigrants moved from texas and florida to other states. on thursday, florida governor rhonda santis transported 50 migrants, including several children to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. no one knew they were coming. abc news now has learned from public records that governor de santis paid an aviation company $615,000 as part of the relocation program. in a statement. governor desantis says sanctuary states are better equipped to help with illegal migrants. governor newsom today

in san francisco luz pena abc 7 news so ahead on abc 7 mornings.ogy out now to protect the wildlife the grace are bays and shorelines how it could help save the lives of whales on our californicos and here is a live look outside this morning gorgeous there time right now, 6:30 a looking out over the embarkadero and the bay bridge. we'll check in with lisa when we get back. i'm aline and i live in castle valley, california. my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory lapses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10 years. it's wonderful. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it's wonderful. area includes protecting the incredible wildlife that grace our bay and shoreline marine researchers are hoping new technology will help them do just that and just maybe save the lives of whales abc 7 news media. reli

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this is abc 7 news.seven on your side told you about a popular fisher-price bassinet that millions were buying unaware that infants had died in it until it was recalled a grieving mom wished she'd known about the fatalities before she laid her daughter in the rock and play so why didn't no one warn parents seven on your side's michael finney really is here with some startling revelations. it is a member of congress called it a national scandal the company knew babies died in the rock and play the consumer product safety commission new but was stopped from morning us parents. we were the only one that's left in the dark. it's because of a gag rule muslin the cpsc which is now trying to warn us about the death of more babies, but it's not easy. a lot of anger that they knew i told you the story of. character whose newborn baby emma was sleeping in her fischer price inclined bassinet four years ago. she never woke there's something wrong with emma. and she was blue. emma was found in the inclined rock and p

this is abc 7 news. the dangerously hot temperatures continue as a historic heat wave stretches on and tonight again a flex alert is in effect with people being urged to conserve power or face the possibility of rotating blackouts. good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it has now been a brutal seven days of sweltering heat with record-breaking temperatures. it's been tough. we have abc 7 news team coverage as we monitor the energy demand and the possibility of those rotating outages. we begin with abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel who is tracking the numbers right now, sandia. yeah and right now dan and alma those numbers are down compared to 24 hours ago. let's check out the temperatures 9 degrees cooler in oakland four degrees cooler in san jose, but inland areas are still baking in the heat 103 and brentwood livermore 108 in fairfield, so and areas have not escaped the heat wave 80 in oakland 78 in san francisco mid-90s around san jose 98 degrees right now in santa

real political change in this country in san rafael leanne melendez abc 7 news and abc news is honoringd latin american heritage month tonight with sullivanation mi gente groundbreakers and change makers it all starts tonight at 10:00 then you can watch it again streaming on hulu starting tomorrow. make sure you check that out. all right. well check this out another gorgeous day around here. yeah, although i wasn't sure what to make of it is like the sun would score make up your mind is what you telling mother nature, right? yeah, dan, and i'm a temperature is below average. the wind has been coming in coming off the ocean and that's what brought about the cooler air, but then at times like mama said the sun came out and you're wondering if you really need to take off that sweatshirt or put it back on. hey, let's tell you something exciting. all right. i know it's summer we have rain chances in the forecast. it's a level one system right now. best possibility of rain is going to be sunday monday. although we do have slight chances on saturday and on tuesday as well right now. we do have

this is abc 7 news.s are underway tonight in florida for a major hurricane tropical storm. ian is moving through the caribbean but is expected to rapidly intensify over the coming days people from the florida keys all the way up to the panhandle are being warned. they could be in the storm's path abc senior meteorologist rob. marciano is in tampa where people are stocking up. tonight all of florida is under a state of emergency with a track. that's far from certain. ian poised to rapidly intensify be prepared now take a look at your plans know where you're gonna go and how to keep your family safe ian expected to become a major hurricane as soon as tuesday morning jose lugo filling sam becks. he was in puerto rico helping his parents before fiona and now i'm here helping myself and everybody else that i can families already making a run on sheets of wood to board up their homes. this is tampa bay a massive body of water that's fans 30 miles to the gulf of mexico. only 11 feet deep with the right wind tha

this is abc 7 news. committed to finding solutions to some of the bay area's biggest problems. your safety is top of mine in oakland following a violin few days four people were shot and killed over 18 hours. so what is the solution the state's attorney general mentioned the success of a gun prevention program in san diego. well tonight abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry looks into that program how it works and whether it could be used in oakland. attorney general rob bontes said this week, california and the city of oakland can do better when it comes to stopping gun violence. is solution san diego that city has a restraining order program that takes guns away from people who may use them for harm the oakland city attorney's office can implement that now i i think should that will help prevent gun violence from happening in the first place the way it works is people can approach the city or police to investigate someone who may cause harm using a gun that person then would appear in civil court a judge the

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this is abc 7.holding what western governments are calling a sham referendum in occupied parts of ukraine asking residents to join russia. this comes as moscow is calling for more troops to join the fight airports train stations and roads are crowded with men trying to leave the country abc news reporter. justin finch has the story. car traffic crawling after russia finland border and putin has his pitch. i just packed my bag and directly go to finland in those long lines many russian men hoping to safely cross and escape the call to war. i definitely don't want to be drafted tensions rising in russia reacting to president putin's mobilization order for as many as 300,000 troops to fill russia's ranks in his war for control of ukraine despite signs of a mass exodus moscow calling such claims fake news in moscow and saint petersburg reports of some 50,000 protesters gathering in support of the mobilization as russia ready new attacks in ukraine a new effort on the ground moscow forcing a false refere

this is abc 7 news. two days after a shooting at oakland's rudsdale high school the campus remains closed and today. we're learning more details about the violence. and how one group is trying to prevent another incident like this from ever happening again. good afternoon. thanks for joining us saturday, and i'm kristen z 870s port elizabeth spoke with a violence interrupter who worked with students at the school and he explained how the group is helping students lose. christina larry this violence interrupted from the non-profit. he alive said they're speaking to students and following other leads and intel from within the school and even though there is no credible threat at this moment of another possible incident. they're actively diffusing incidents. two days after more than 30 rounds were fired inside russell high school in east oakland access to the campus remains closed, but carlos jackson with a non-profit uvalife says her work hasn't stopped. tensions are running high. so yeah. i was just follo

this is abc 7 news. a saturday's scorcher across much of the bay area while it was warm in san francisco city's further inland felt the brunt of the heat and it's only going to get hotter. good evening. i'm karina nova. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. today's heat just a sample of what's to come. most of the bay area will be under an excessive heat warning starting tomorrow morning. we want you to be prepared abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian is here with a look at hot we can expect to get spencer. okay, karina certainly going to get hotter than it was today, but let's take a look back at some of today's highs first. they got up to 103 at vacaville today one or two at gilroy many other inland locations in the upper 90s. we had some 80s around the bay shoreline now as karina mentioned we have an excessive heat warning in effect from 11 am tomorrow to 8pm tuesday for virtually all of the bay area except those communities right around the bayshore line and on the coast and then in fact that warning w

you will see only on abc 7 dan. well dan the victim in this case a man we called mateo has been cleared of all charges he and his attorneys are considering their next move, which very well may be a lawsuit. stop one day after i first showed you the body cam video of that violent struggle that left a popular gardener from san rafael's canal district with a broken nose and a concussion a police spokesperson tells me those two officers daisy mother igos and brandon nail have just been placed on paid administrative leave penning an internal affairs investigation. i think that's an appropriate stat. that's a positive move says the marin county supervisor who represents that district trust is is foundation and you got to have it with the communities you're seeking to serve otherwise folks are going to be hesitant to engage with law enforcement and and report crimes. that's just not good for any of us, san rafael police chief david spiller put out an open letter this afternoon in english and spanish saying i'm both persona

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this is abc 7 news. this is all hands on deck in order to reduce the loss of life in a city of oakland's police chief announcing changes to put more officers on the streets. this comes as the city struggles to control the deadly violence with nine homicides and just the past nine days. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm liz croy and i'm dan ashley the chief hopes that this all hands-on deck approach will provide an immediate impact to the safety of people living there visitors and businesses alike. but his announcement comes as the city saw it's 96th homicide of the year. it happened about 10 o'clock this morning on eads avenue in the brookfield village neighborhood police. say two men were shot, but one of them succumb to his injuries and was pronounced dead this death marks the fifth homicide since friday and near the oakland san leandro city line a woman was shot in the face while sleeping that's according to our media partners at the bay city news group. this happened on apricot story and 107th

we appreciate your joining us for abc 7. i'm bayin ashley and i'm a dates for sandia patel all of us here. thank you so much for joining us tonight. our next newscast is coming up at 6:00, but connect 24/7 at abc 7 news.com new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ >>> tonight, the remarkable scene from london. the queens arrives at buckingham palace for the final time. also, the war in ukraine. stunning images. ukrainian soldiers met with hugs. some russian soldiers racing back over the border to russia. and the dow plunges amid stubborn inflation in the u.s. >>> first tonight, the queen's somber return to buckingham palace. thousands braving the rain to honor their queen.pking charles other children and grandchildren at her side in buckingham palace. james longman from london tonight. >>> the major news in the war in ukr

you're watching abc 7 news at five right here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream. well right away abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns joins us now with the very latest on the shooting investigation yeah, tim walk us through what investigators are saying. yeah, dan dion now police really reinforcing today that this is still an ongoing and active investigation 24 hours later. there are still a lot of unanswered questions one key thing that we learned today though was that of those sets people who were shot? none of them were actually the intended targets. we're all learning that over 30 rounds were filed at rudsdale high wednesday in east oakland at a virtual press conference this morning oakland police confirmed that the original call for the incident came in around 12:45 in the afternoon after their arrival police determined that shooters did not appear to be on the sprawling campus. that's home to three schools including rodsdale. the campus was placed on lockdown law enforcement believes. they were at least two shooters and one accomplice. maybe more the shooting is

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this is abc 7 news.ading with the public now to conserve electricity as we get dangerously coasts to forced rotating blackouts. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates all ready today. the state said an all-time record for energy demand and we're tracking if we set any all-time record highs in any cities we have the abc 7 news team coverage as we monitor the energy demand and outages as well as how people are coping with the heat in the east bay and north bay and we have the latest heat-related information at the bottom of your screen there right now. so let's get started with abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel with a look at the latest numbers out there sand

in san francisco, abc 7 news.ie: speaking of smoky skies, frances is tracking the forecast and air quality concerns. what's the latest? frances: in fact, let's look at air quality right now. around the bay area we have good to moderate air quality, moderate in yellow. the real trouble is up towards placer county where we have the mosquito fire and the grass valley area, we have hazardous air caught conditions there right now. as we look at the smoke forecast animation, this shows you the smoke aloft. it's going to be very thick, especially in the tahoe area throughout the weekend and tomorrow. luckily for us in the bay area we'll see hazy skies but we have a little bit of that onshore flow and that's going to keep things a little bit cleaner for us in terms of air quality and also cooler as you can see with the fog here that has returned. it's a welcomed site and we've got relief on the way for inland neighborhoods. right now we're forecasting moderate air quality for the next four days and we'll keep an eye on th

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i have so much gratitude for you cornell bernard abc 7 news. today you can find a collection of historic footage from 9/11 at our website abc 7 news.com. you can also find it on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app moving on now three people were hurt in a shootout in an indoor marijuana grow operation in san leandro early this morning. police say a burglary was reported on adams avenue. not far from the oakland airport officers arrived and learned. there was a shootout between suspects and people working at the site. officers saw a van speed away and chased after it at one point the suspect switched vehicles and one was caught other suspects then escaped. new developments tonight in the murder of eight year old sophia mason from hayward. we learned yesterday that suspect dante jackson had been arrested in newark after avoiding capture for six months. today police said three women were also arrested for helping jackson. they're from san jose newark and merced. jackson was able to loot his capture over the last six months because he had the help

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this is abc 7 news.offin now resting inside westminster hall where she'll lie in state for four days this after a 38 minute procession today for an emotional crowd of thousands through the streets of london. officials expect up to 750,000 people to line up to say their goodbyes over the next four days reporter jim dolan from our sister station in new york is in london this week. this is the line for folks who want to get into westminster hall and file past the queen's casket and her crown. it's about two and a half hours from here, but take a look. it goes over lambeth bridge over the river thames a total of six hours of waiting as a nation and her people prepare to say farewell to the queen. queens casket draped in the royal standard with the crown resting at top of velvet pillow move slowly from buckingham palace today grim courtage of silence sorrow a family and a nation morning as one this day. accompanying the queen's casket in the procession through london the royal family as you know them her son

this is abc 7 news. every time i saw her would beg her. talk to him. leave him and it seemed like the more. it that before she would see him. yes. a father's regret that he didn't do something to keep his daughter away from the man who killed her yesterday in a brutal sword attack. good evening. thank you for joining us on dan ashley, and i'm on a dates tonight. we're learning more about the victim and the man now being held for her murder in san carlos. i team reporter dan noyes, sat down exclusively with the woman who raised the victim and the couple's argument over snapchat just hours before this deadly encounter. he's here with us in the studio, dan. what a story well, dan and i'mma this family wants you to know karina castro to understand what she went through and to help bring her children home. they were taken by social workers after the attack. i holding up danielle gannon met me outside her home in vallejo today. i'm actually interested in everything so sorry, she invited me to meet her son marty castro the father of the victim and yesterday's

>> abc 7 news.ion: this is an important story and we will keep you informed about how the victims are doing if the suspects are, as well. you will find the updates on our website, abc7news.com, and through our bay area app. dan: happening now, hurricane ian is tracking towards south carolina and is expected to make landfall near charleston by tomorrow afternoon. dion: there is widespread damage in florida after the storm barreled into the gulf coast. that storm surge swamped cities along the coast. at least seven people have died and that number is expected to rise. many opted to ride out the storm at home which has kept rescuers busy as theyod ighbhos. some sawhe power nature wipe out everyth >> i literally watched my house disappear with everything in it. right before my eyes. dan: california has sent emergency personnel including firefighters to florida to help with the response. no bay area crews just yet but they are at the ready and may be sent to help. let's check in with sandhya patel, track

let's go to abc seven news reporter on hassan live on the scene answer. dan and almost good evening. as you mentioned good news. firefighters seem to have gotten controlf isfi. ipokw chief, just a short while ago. he says five homes here on quickly. street were impacted for had exterior damage. the residents of those homes will likely be able to go home tonight, but one unit was completely destroyed. the fire chief says that the light winds out here also factored into this. causing the fire to spread . but the big concern early on was the fire got dangerously close to a gas station around the corner. this is video from earlier today. as mentioned, the fire broke out around two p.m. firefighters seem to guide and control around three o'clock. this is the oaklands laurel district. the fire also started several spot fires along 5 80. we're told that three lanes of westbound traffic of 5 80 are closed as firefighters worked to stop the spread, the fire chief says. currently power is cut off to the entire neighborhood. we do have power out mostly on quigley, 7

this is abc 7 news. at 5:30, we are talking about the september swelter triple digit heat continues today all across the bay area. lisa is here to explain when it'll get the hottest and when we might finally see some relief. and some people trying to beat the heat at the pool got a big surprise. why one pool in the east bay was closed on one of the hottest days of the year in new overnight. we got some new dramatic video of a streets of san francisco the push my one community to ban this from happening. good morning. it's monday september the 5th. it's labor day. yes, it is and we are checking in with lisa because it's gonna be a hot one it is we are peaking with our heat in some cities today some tomorrow and our excessive heat warning and heat advisor has been extended through thursday. now, we are seeing a little bit relief at the coast. look at that 52 half moon bay 63 in novato. it is in the upper 60s in concord. so compared to yesterday. we're already six to nine degrees milder, so it's going to be

>> abc 7 news. dion: this is an important story and we will keep you informed about how the victims are doing if the suspects are, as well. you will find the updates on our website, abc7news.com, and through our bay area app. dan: happening now, hurricane ian is tracking towards south carolina and is expected to make landfall near charleston by tomorrow afternoon. dion: there is widespread damage in florida after the storm barreled into the gulf coast. that storm surge swamped cities along the coast. at least seven people have died and that number is expected to rise. many opted to ride out the storm at home which has kept rescuers busy as they search flooded neighborhoods. some saw the power of nature wipe out everything. >> i literally watched my house disappear with everything in it. right before my eyes. dan: california has sent emergency personnel including firefighters to florida to help with the response. no bay area crews just yet but they are at the ready and may be sent to help. let's chec

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. okay cornell thank you a sweep of the homeless encampment near monetta, san jose airport resumed today after being postponed because of the heat wave the faa ordered the shutdown the city planned for the sweep long before the heat wave was forecast the heat delayed the sweep for a couple of days, but one homeless advocate says those living at the encampment need a longer break. people are just suffering and then starting up the very next day. nobody has recovered from this heat wave. the city of san jose says it's still working to make space available at the vta lot for those displays. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather which thankfully ama has eased a good bit because i believe sandia. yes. it's so nice to have our natural ac back in business. although don't tell that to people in lynn because it was still in the triple digits today. the heat wave is over dan and alma. i want to show you live picture right now of riverside. this is from southern california our sister

to keep it that way and abc 7 news. anchor carina. nova is in the newsroom. all right, karina. how are you doing? a good question dan right now. we're okay, but we are under another level 2 energy emergency meaning rotating outages are still possible. once again, pg&e says they gave advanced notice to about 525,000 customers and there is some good news when it comes to that flex alert. it seems like people have been using less energy during those four to nine pm peak times and that's worked in preventing massive power outages. here's a quick look at the online cal iso demand trend now and yesterday we broke a demand record, but you see that red line that red line is good. that means that we are not above where we where the critical time is right now, so we're in a good spot. we should be okay, but the six to seven o'clock hour, that's the critical time when it comes to energy use. this might have helped lower that demand just this afternoon some pg&e customers received a message like this one on their phones. this is a

stone abc 7 news. a lot more to come here disease slowing drug promising new signs tonight in the fight against alzheimer's the fda now weighing in parking lot party on a tuesday afternoon, the reason the tens of thousands of people were on hand in the south bay and permanently giants a brand new annual honor being handed out by the orange and black tomorrow night. i'm meteorologist sandy patel tracking the very dangerous hurricane ian and when it's expected to hit florida plus a look at the warmer weather that's heading our way here in the bay area coming up. alright, sandy. thanks a lot. all that's ahead. but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7. at 11 jimmy. thanks dan. watch us tonight, or i'll sick brooklyn on you as you spend enough time talking to somebody about a wide variety of things and a closeness or a supposed closeness develops between the two. i don't think it'll happen with you and me. no, but did you know luxury hair repair doesn't have

this is abc 7 news. tonight we are in the midst of an energy emergency state officials pleading with the public now to conserve electricity as we get dangerously coasts to forced rotating blackouts. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates all ready today. the state said an all-time record for energy demand and we're tracking if we set any all-time record highs in any cities we have the abc 7 news team coverage as we monitor the energy demand and outages as well as how people are coping with the heat in the east bay and north bay and we have the latest heat-related information at the bottom of your screen there right now. so let's get started with abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel with a look at the latest numbers out there sandy. yeah, dan and alma. these numbers are off the charts and over two decades. i haven't seen temperatures like this. so let me show you the record so far all-time record in san jose 109 degrees previous record was one away santa rosa 115. that's an

we're opening up the abc news "vault." >>> and remembering a pioneer in the world of cable news. you're watching "world news now." >>> back now with a new er uk following the death of queen elizabeth. her eldest son, now king charles iii, will address the nation after she passed away at age 96. among the many tributes for the queen, the u.s. open held a moment of silence ahead of the women's semifinals. >>> in other news, evacuation orders have expanded near the wildfire outside of los angeles. the fairview fire has grown to nearly 24,000 acres. it is 5% contained though authorities estimate it could be fully contained as early as monday. it is expected to spread as strong winds enter the area. two deaths have been reported, and officials say both were found in a burning car. >>> and a las vegas politician is being held without bail, charged with the murder of a local journalist. investigators say robert telles stabbed jeff german seven times saturday. prosecutors say telles did it because he felt german ruined his political career and marriage with a series about his alleged cor

this is abc 7 news.gate bridge to union square demonstrators continue to voice their outrage over the death of an iranian woman detained over her head scarf. thanks for joining us. i'm jr. stone the death of 22 year old masa amini has scored worldwide protests abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live with more on the turnout today in the bay area suzanne on the golden gate bridge at union square demonstrators are angry about what happened thousands of miles away in iran and they're demanding justice for masa. amini's death. they came out in force a sea of people poured onto the golden gate bridge this sunday unified determined demanding change the goal to stand together and send a strong message to iran thousands of people formed a ancisclama. acrosshe san a's jt beautiful seeing this solidaritofhe pplthe catalg the death of 22 year old masa amini. she died in the custody of iran's so-called morality police and was reportedly detained for improperly covering her hair with the islamic head scarf or

disney is the parent company of abc 7.ing to movie theaters this weekend to get out of the heat. today, it will cost you just $3. it is national cinema day. special pricing is for all showings in all formats all day. more than 3000 theaters across the country are taking part. it is a move designed to breathe life back into the movie industry as a continues to recover from the pandemic. you can find a list of movie theaters offering $3 online. many people will be cooling off with ice cream. abc 7 was in concorde, where a mister softee truck was serving up ice cream. >> being able to interact with customers and see how they doing, it is more than just a business transaction. it is great to see everyone smiling. liz: she said she is also grateful for the a.c. lasting cool air while she serves up the tasty treats. are you a mister softee fan? it is very much a new york thing, i thought. lisa: i never had it. we will be 100 in livermore, so a great thing to put on your agenda. 86 in fremont, 91 in san rafael, upper 60's in half

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