but there's a new revelation raising doubts about her husband's story. here's abc'snewly released information placing the spotlight on the husband of a missing florida mom once again. new court documents show lewis bennett requested a statement from the coast guard that his wife be presumed dead, days after going missing at sea. according to the letter, the coast guard wrote to bennett on may 19 saying it received his request but was not authorized to issue a letter of presumed death. >> there is not an indication as to why he would wanted this letter, particularly in light of florida law which says a person is not presumed dead that goes missing until after five years has elapsed. >> reporter: the letter now part of a tense legal battle brewing between bennett and hellman's sister who says she should have control of hellman's finances. this all began in the early morning hours of may 15. the newlyweds were on a catamaran in the caribbean. bennett told investigators he was asleep when their boat hit something and started sinking. his wife of three months and mother o

here on "abc 7 news" on the "abc 7 news" app and abc7news.co2m as well. >>> o other top story, a fatherled while pushing his baby in a stroller. it happened on willow avenue in unincorporated hayward. >> abc 7 reporter katie utehs is live with the developing story. kateyy. >> reporter: dan and ama, everyone i have spoken to witnessed violence in their neighborhood, not just this shooting but today's killing of a man pushing his stroller marks a new low. residents say gunshots are mon in the cherry land neighborhood near hayward, but today's killing is different. >> when i looked over, i could see the man's body on the floor facing forward off the curb, and the deputies have a car seat. >> reporter: sky 7 shows an overturned stroller. the victim, a 30-year-old man who lived in the neighborhood, was pushing his three-month-old baby. the baby is okay. >> definitely it is a message someone is trying to send. so we'll be definitely looking at the fact it could be a targeted killing. >> the victim's family approached the crime scene, devastated by their loss. >> he was pushing a stroller, lik

the new accuweather app from abc 7 news.plus realtime radar and alerts, keeping you safe. >>> here are the stories making headlines. investigators arriving at a scene near 23rd and valdez in oakland. it's not safe for them to go inside the burned-out construction site yet. some streets remain blocked out because windows at a neighboring office building continue to shatter, as they cool off there the fire. >>> tiffany wilson was there as the mother of a man shot and killed while playing pokemon go, offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the killer. >>> james comey is denying comey gave him any memos about classified information about his discussions with the president. abc news this week tweeted a link to the full story as it broke this afternoon. >>> also new details about a meeting during the president's campaign between one of his sons and a russian lawyer. with suspect ties to the kremlin. abc news reporter emily rowe has the latest. emily? >> kristen, this entire situation feeds into speculation about a pos

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is at today's bill-signing and will have much more on "abc 7 news at 5:00" and 6:00. >>> and the other big story this morning, baby charlie. terminally ill little fwhoi london, his parents back in court this morning asking for one last wish as they spend their final moments with their son >>> and if you have tickets to tonight's concert featuring haul & oates and tears for fears in san jose, listen up. what you need to know about a refund now that the hoe is postponed. >> taking a look at our weather. you're going to see a lot of sunshine today, even out towards the coast but the sea breeze will keep our temperatures pretty much in check today, but let me give you a sneak peek at what's coming in our inland neighborhoods. a wealth of 100s starting thursday >>> the impossible meeting. >> i'm so nervous. >> why a i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to res

to stay on top of breaking news any time, down load our abc 7 news app and enable those push alerts. >>> a man was killed in a crash in daly city after being chased by police. daly city police tell abc 7 news an officer tried to pull the driver over on mission street just before 4:00 a.m. but the driver kept going. police say the officer called off the pursuit because of the driver's speed. the officer later found the driver had crashed into san pedro road. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene, no one else was in the car. >>> donald trump took a short break from his fourth of july vacation tonight to travel back to washington, d.c. to honor u.s. veterans. the event comes hours after the president sent a new round of tweets targeting two cable tv anchors who have accused him of lying about them. abc news reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: president trump marked this fourth of july weekend with a speech honoring the nation's veterans. >> you've shed your blood. you've poured your love. and you've bared your soul in defense of our country, our people, and our grea

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> two airlines are now exempt from the laptop ban. emirates and turkish airlines say they meet tsa security standards. this morning their flights to the u.s. allowed laptops and large electronics devices in the passenger cabin. laptop ban on flights from several muslim majority countries was set up in march after u.s. intelligence said isis made bombs that could be hidden in batteries for electronics. >>> summer is here, many have already booked our much-needed vacations, consumers beware, booking your hotel room early doesn't always guarantee your stay. one family shares their nightmare. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nico. >> follow me on social media, we've had cool sunrises. here's another one. this is just as colorful, just not quite as chaotic as the clouds were over the east bay hills and valleys. the elevation over the bay is less dramatic and doesn't cause that rapid wind speeds. another beautiful day as we look about 2600 feet above the 2,000 foot marine layer this morning. all right. let's talk about what's goi

here on "abc 7 news" on the "abc 7 news" app and abc7news.co2m as well. >>> our other top story, a fatherile pushing his baby in a stroller. it happened on willow avenue in unincorporated hayward. >> abc 7 reporter katie utehs is live with the developing story. kateyy. >> reporter: dan and ama, everyone i have spoken to witnessed violence in their neighborhood, not just this shooting but today's killing of a man pushing his stroller marks a new low. residents say gunshots are mon in the cherry land neighborhood near hayward, but today's killing is different. >> when i looked over, i could see the man's body on the floor facing forward off the curb, and the deputies have a car seat. >> reporter: sky 7 shows an overturned stroller. the victim, a 30-year-old man who lived in the neighborhood, was pushing his three-month-old baby. the baby is okay. >> definitely it is a message someone is trying to send. so we'll be definitely looking at the fact it could be a targeted killing. >> the victim's family approached the crime scene, devastated by their loss. >> he was pushing a stroller, like the

breaking news where you live. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. ing news. a brush fire burning in the south bay not far from a beloved concert venue. >>> friends and family remember bay area man who drowned saving his son. >>> only on 7, jail house drama in the south bay tonight. the reason guards say inmates won't listen to them. and it's resulting inries. >>> also, the fix has begun. finally repairs are under way on a huge sinkhole in the east bay that's been causing problems for months. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. >>> from abc 7, breaking news. >>> saratoga, the fire department is battling a grass fire burning near mountain winery. a live look now from sky 7, you can see smoke rising from the brush. >> the fire is burning along mount eden road near the winery, which is a well-known concert venue. the fire department is posting updates on twitter saying up to ten acres have burned. >> another look at the fire from sky 7 live. as you can see, very smoky blaze, of course. we'll be sending breaking news updates on this fire with the abc 7 n

reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> our abc 7 news app has been sending out push alerts about the ride malfunction in ohio and what's going on here in the bay area. download our abc 7 news app for free and you'll learn information as soon as we do if you enable push alerts. >>> a warmup this weekend, sumner full effect. here's a live picture from our walnut creek traffic. temperatures inland will be in the triple digits today. abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco is following it. >> reporter: walnut creek and san jose will see a big drop, and that's why i opened the weather window at 280 and 17. some neighborhoods ten degrees warmer than yesterday and today will be 6 to 12 degrees warmer, so it's here. the question though, how long is it going to last? let me show you the extended forecast. temperature outlook for the first week or so in august. in california here in the bay area we have the greatest chance of seeing above average temperatures so now that it's here and now that we know it's going to last a couple of weeks i'll give you the num

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in san mateo, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. 7 news at 11:00" continues with these new stories. bruno mars takes the stage inside the sapp center but outside counterfeit tickets left some fans disappointed. >> and what is in your cup of coffee? the viagra like ingredient leading to a nationwide recall tonight. >>> is the next american idol here in the bay area? lo local auditions set to take place. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we will look at your weekend temperature spread coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks dan and ama. enjoy this sample of tonight's show, glute enfry. o.j. is headed to naples florida. if you see someone who looks like o.j. on tinder, swipe left. >>> new at 11:00, counterfeit tickets at the bruno mars concert. the music starts at the stage in the sap center in san jose tonight. >> outside, disappointed fans. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live with the story. >> reporter: ama, dan, we talked with a woman that had

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cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> an artist used bright lights to share his opposition to repealing acare. "abc 7 news" was in san francisco when alan marling projected messages like trump care kills and the #killthebill. those words appeared on the side of the federal building above mission street. >>> anti-abortion messages were found outside the homes of two san francisco planning commissioners days after they voted to approve a new planned parenthood. tonight "abc 7 news" was near the home of commissioner dennis richards. neighbors told the san francisco examiner a group of about 40 young kids and three adults were responsible. he was not at last week's meeting and didn't vote. the examiner reports similar messages were found outside another commissioner's home. >>> a fire burned about three acres in san jose tonight. videos show the flames off old corey road near alban and lake park. the fire started about 8:40 tonight, at least one building, possibly a barn was burned. no one was injured. >>> new details in the beating death of a san jose woman. and latest suspect arrested. san

gentleman nay norman, abc news, washington. >>> tonight the "new york post" has updated its cover froms morning. in a tweet in newspaper crossed out the picture of reince priebus and posted the caption, the tribe has spoken. >> here in san francisco tonight a call for unity in washington d.c. the divisive climate has inspired one-time san francisco resident van jones to host a 14 city tour called we rise. >> that's right. the cnn commentator took his message to the masonic in knob hill. lonnie is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: this is the second stop for the tour. first was los angeles. the idea is to foster good conversation to encourage progress. jones urged a large audience to focus on values over party. >> it seems like there's an internal struggle in the white house for power, but power to do what, to help who? that's why we have to rise up ourselves. >> reporter: that message inspired this gathering at the san francisco masonic. >> everybody is -- >> reporter: it was an invitation to bay area residents from various background to have a healthy discussion about polit

and abc 7 news showed up after a mob of teenagers robbed a woman tonight. you'll see how abc 7 news helped reunite the stolen property with its owner on channel 7. we are working on the story as we speak. just one week ago bike share expanded to the east bay. but already several bikes have had their tires slashed. jonathan bloom has more on how those running the program respond and why they say it's happening. >> reporter: a week ago oakland celebrated the arrival of bike sharing but the latest development is nothing to celebrate. >> the bike share station, the tires got slashed. >> reporter: education director said workers were on scene replacing the bikes in 30 seconds. >> they're really responsive. >> reporter: but that wassant the end of it. two stations on 17th street were hit. they wasted no time. >> the tire husband had been slashed. we replaced those bikes within 90 minutes. >> the operation is a well oiled machine but there's another reason they were so fast. they were expecting this. >> this is standard in cities across the country. people tamper w

in san mateo, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. 1:00" continues with these new stories. bruno mars takes the stage inside the sapp center but outside counterfeit tickets left some fans disappointed. >> and what is in your cup of coffee? the viagra like ingredient leading to a nationwide recall tonight. >>> is the next american idol here in the bay area? lo local auditions set to take place. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we will look at your weekend temperature spread coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks dan and ama. enjoy this sample of tonight's show, glute enfry. o.j. is headed to naples florida. if you see someone who looks like o.j. on tinder, swipe left. >>> new at 11:00, counterfeit tickets at the bruno mars concert. the music starts at the stage in the sap center in san jose tonight. >> outside, disappointed fans. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live with the story. >> reporter: ama, dan, we talked with a woman that had legitimate l

in san mateo, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> all right. s at 11:00" continues with these new stories. bruno mars takes the stage inside the sapp center but outside counterfeit tickets left some fans disappointed. >> and what is in your cup of coffee? the viagra like ingredient leading to a nationwide recall tonight. >>> is the next american idol here in the bay area? lo local auditions set to take place. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we will look at your weekend temperature spread coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> thanks dan and ama. enjoy this sample of tonight's show, glute enfry. o.j. is headed to naples florida. if you see someone who looks like o.j. on tinder, swipe left. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's y

. >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ >>> new at 11:00, a major milestone for san francisco'sillion dollar central subway project. tonight "abc 7 news" went deep underground for a first look at the station that will some day be filled, of course, with commuters. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. one of the stations in the central subway project is getting its first pour of concrete. >> and once completed in 2019, muni metro service will be extended all the way into chinatown. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard joins us live. cornell. >> reporter: ama, dan, project managers calling this a real milestone. concrete being poured at this muni station. you'd never know it but hundreds of workers below stockton street tonight making it happen. we saw it all, but getting there wasn't easy. 70 cement mixers were lined up around union scare for the big pour, and it is all happening deep below the earth. >> reached the bottom, and we're -- today we're pouring, an all-day pour. >> that noise is tons of cement being pumped down from stockton street to the platform level

news for you coming up. big mystery. >>> this is abc's "world news now."cs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> the u.s. is vowing to defend itself and its allies against north korea with military force if necessary. but officials also warn that countries who trade with north korea could face repercussions. full details ahead. >>> and senators visiting their home districts are getting an earful from constituents about the health care bill. protesters demonstrating outside some town halls say they are concerned about losing access to medical care. >>> and several legislators were beaten up in venezuela. guards to protect the assembly stood by and watched. >>> and there's nothing like a little panda watching to relieve political tension. angela merkel and xi jinping met to watch those pandas at the zoo in berlin. they are some of our top stories on this thursday, july 6th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> bambo

gentleman nay norman, abc news, washington. >>> tonight the "new york post" has updated its cover froms morning. in a tweet in newspaper crossed out the picture of reince priebus and posted the caption, the tribe has spoken. >> here in san francisco tonight a call for unity in washington d.c. the divisive climate has inspired one-time san francisco resident van jones to host a 14 city tour called we rise. >> that's right. the cnn commentator took his message to the masonic in knob hill. lonnie is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: this is the second stop for the tour. first was los angeles. the idea is to foster good conversation to encourage progress. jones urged a large audience to focus on values over party. >> it seems like there's an internal struggle in the white house for power, but power to do what, to help who? that's why we have to rise up ourselves. >> reporter: that message inspired this gathering at the san francisco masonic. >> everybody is -- >> reporter: it was an invitation to bay area residents from various background to have a healthy discussion about polit

megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> breaking news push alert as abc confirms scaramucci's firing. be sure to enable push alerts. >>> developing news out of san francisco. all-day police standoff with an armed man is finally over. the suspect in custody. the man's mother is dead. it began after midnight last night near 15th and beaver street. new details from police. melanie? >> reporter: this was a more than 14-hour standoff that involved no use of force by san francisco police. we did hear what may have sounded like a flash bang at one point. this all got started last night after officers received a call for shots fired at about 11:45 p.m. a male suspect who shot an elderly female. sources tell abc 7 news that was his mother. she later died at the hospital. the suspect would not come out of the home for more than 14 hours. we saw here hostage negotiators, a s.w.a.t. team and other specialized units. people that live in the area of 15th and castro were told to shelter in place. there was also an evacuation center set up at mckinley elementary school at 14th and castro. around 2:00

we will, of course, have more details on "abc 7 news" in the morning. ve in san francisco, "abc 7 news," i'm lisa amin gull eeshan. >> a mother is warning drivers she thinks somebody is deliberately shooting a bb gun at random cars. the back window of julie oxley's mini van was shattered on santa teresa boulevard in gilroy and morgan hill today. her seven year old daughter grace was hit in the here. >> glass just popped and got me in the ear. >> she's bleeding and i just -- it was just really frustrating to, like, not know what to do and to feel so, like, confused and overwhelmed by what is going on. >> scary. another driver who stopped to help the family says his car was also hit with a bb pellet. sheriff's deputies took the pellet that got lodged in grace's hair for evidence. >>> "abc 7 news" was in monterro as divers recovered a wheel believed to be from a missing man's car. they also found a fuel tank lodge willed in the rocks. they'll return at low trying to look for the car. richard moss disappear on his way to work more than a month ago. new tonig

it is monday, july 31st. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> which team were you?>> why do you hate america? you have to have a team. >> i only saw the first one. >> oh, that was enough. let me tell you, the rest were pretty much the same. >> there was no team jacob/team edward in the first one. >> it went nowhere. >> i didn't miss too much. >> it started out slow and tapered off. >> whichever one you are, let me know. i'll take the opposite side. >> we'll get to that later on in "the skinny" what robert pattinson couldn't do. almost got him fired. >>> we're going to start with the international relations, a tit-for-tat between the u.s. and russia. vladimir putin is slashing the u.s. diplomatic staff in moscow. >> putin appeared on tv last night to announce that the size of the u.s. mission will shrink by 750 people by september, leaving a staff of just 450. the move is retaliation for sanctions passed by congress as punishment for election meddling. >> as president trump prepares to sign that bill, the vice president is in russia's backyard with a visit of estonia

in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> get the latest news anytime with the abc 7 news app.ure to enable push alerts to get breaking news. >>> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00, a settlement five years after an east bay refinery fire, the changes now being ordered. >>> shock in a community after a woman was accused of stabbing her boyfriend to death. >>> plus -- >> i paid for the whole thing. >> hard-earned money spent on a concert ticket for a show he can't go to. the warning you need to hear tonight. >>> why some are calling fremont the safest community in the bay area. >>> relief from our weekend warmth arrived today. but not sticking around for long. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> you know, if you've got a child who showed up in the emergency room with their asthma that day, i think you're going to be disappointed that there's not a bigger settlement. >> anger in the east bay tonight as some people think a settlement for a 2012 refinery fire isn't nearly big enough. good eve

erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> good thinking on his part.tle girl knew to go after its nose, knowing it had to take a breath from his mouth. >> not leaving the house. >> news you can use. >>> coming up in sports, the agony of a no-hitter ruined in the ninth inning. >>> and deion sanders, intercepting his own son. while showing him around his alma mater. you're watching "world news now." r ki.9 bactith 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org ♪ >>> i do too. it's a good beat. >> it's a good beat. i like it. we start our sports roundup with a no-hitter broken in the ninth inning, so close. >> the pitcher came within two outs of the no-hitter. kyle freeland is a denver native and his

so his supporters believe him, not you. >> elizabeth hurr, abc news, new york. >>> the discussion on the russia investigation continues on this week with george stephanopoulos. jay circulo and adam schiff will explain what's next for the trump administration on abc 7. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will delay a vote on the republican health care reform bill. the senate leader had planned action on a controversial bill this week, but senator john mccain won't be around to vote following surgery in arizona. so that put the measure in jeopardy in the closely-divided senate. republicans can afford to lose only two of their party's votes if they want to get that bill passed. now to a road hazard we've all encountered at one point or another, debris flying off other cars or trucks. video shows a heart-stopping close call in florida. abc news reporter kenneth mowton has a look. >> reporter: a freak accident on the highway. a florida man miraculously surviving after his minivan is crushed. >> the car flipped over and there is smashed metal into the vehicle. >> the jaw-dropping imag

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"abc 7 news" cppened when a witness moved in to make a citizen's arrest. >> he's driving really fast, man. >> on the wrong side of the road. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew shg was wrong when this white mustang, already damaged in another crash, nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around, start following him. >> reporter: fernandez headed to dinner friday with his family calls 911 but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he's trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police continue recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends, he died because of a drunk driver, so i was thinking about stha. >> reporter: clayton sandell, "abc 7 news," denver. >>> the san francisco police officer who was shot in the head last year threw out the first pitch at tonight's giants' game. sfpd station

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lindsey janice, abc news, new york. frmsh every nowhen we see drew tooma sneaking around the weather office. >> live doppler 7 along with satellite. it's nice and cool there and it's going to stick with us over the next 12 hours. we'll have a lot of0s on the board from the coast to the bay and inland. as you look at your 12-hour planner on thursday, we have the coastal and bay clouds. then it turns sunny. a touch warmer tomorrow than we were today but pretty comfortable in terms of temperatures because heat is coming this weekend. 83, san jose. 72 that number in oakland. about 82 in napa and 90 that number in fair field. so the accuweather seven-day forecast and we really crank it up on saturday pap few more degrees on sunday so it's more days of intense heat and we'll cool off early next week. >> thanks, drew, very much. >>> larry is hobnobbing in los angeles. shoe is here to do the chores. >> i'm an oscar fan. i'm falling in love with the espy's. they're a lot of fun. the annual espy's are happening right now in l. a

and abc 7 news got the exclusive with the victim. it all happened yesterday near mcallister. the mob stole a woman's purse. so she ran off the bus. another passenger got the purse. our abc 7 news crew happened to be there covering a muni attack that took place the previous day. the good samaritan gave our crew the purse and we caught up with the victim as she was talking to police blocks away. >> hitting my head. like four of them. and i said, don't do that to me. that's what you learn in school? i even told them. >> police say the suspects are all in their late teens, early 20s. investigators are now looking through surveillance video in hopes of identifying those suspects. >>> now to o.j. simpson's possible release from prison after serving nine years for armed robbery. the 70-year-old will face a nevada parol board tomorrow. matt gutman is there with the surprise witness expected to testify on o.j.'s behalf. >> reporter: new details this morning about o.j. simpson's upcoming parol hearing which could set him free after nine years at this prison in the nevada wilderness. sim

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we'll hear from that home owner tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. site investigators are frying to figure out what started a fire that destroyed several businesses in lafayette. this video from drone view 7 is about the safest vantage point right now. nine businesses are gone, including the chamber of commerce. here's what lafayette circle looked like before the fire and here how it is consumed in flames. >> it's my livelihood and just got to move on and find somewhere else but it's an amazing building. >> fire officials estimate the flames caused more tha a million dollars in damage. they're not deeming this fire suspicious. up next the renewed search for a missing san mateo county man. a big clue hidden until now. >>> also air fares are going up. how much and who's leading the charge. >>> here with the forecast. >> and you know what's going up? the temperatures. i'll have your weekend forecast coming up. >>> see h >>> under ocean there could be more clues to a young man's disappearance and today an exceptionally low tide revealed the biggest cloo

hospital to settle a long-standing grudge. >>> for a generation van amburg was the face and voice of "abc 7 news." we are sad to report he passed away last week. "abc 7 news" reporter david louie looks back at van amburg's work here at kgo. >> the bay area's most wanted television news team, the channel 7 news gang. van the kid am burg. >> fred van amburg started at kgo tv in the early 1970s. he only went by hi last name, van amburg, for most of his career. van amburg was not just an anchor, he was an institution, leading each newscast with his trademark opening. >> good evening. here is what is happening -- >> he was who people turned to when news broke. for nearly two decades he reported on some of the bay area's most notable news events. >> patricia hearst will not go free. >> from patti hearst on the sla to the rise of the black panthers and the killings in jones town. >> these are the first pictures out of ghiana on the people's people. >> days later he broke news of assassinations of san francisco mayor george mosconi and supervisor harvey milk. >> it's been seven hours since the 38 calibe

in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist is here with our forecast. hi. >> and the forecast looks fabulous for the fourth of july. i do want to show you the temperature trend. average high is 84 degrees. you're going to be about average at 85 and cooler as we head to the weekend early next week and the temperatures will bounce back towards the end of the work week. so temperatures are going to be within a few degrees each day. up a few, down a few. you check out live doppler seven. it's the marine layer along the coastline and it will be pushing towards the bay towards tomorrow morning. beautiful after glow from our east hills camera. oakland, mountain view and a live picture from our emoryville camera. we have haze in the air. 66 in santa rosa. currently in the mid-60s in fair field and concord. you almost can see the marine layer as you look back towards san francisco here. it is breezy outside and that is going to be a factor in our forecast tomorrow. you're looking at cool to warm days this weekend. temperatures will drop slightly on the fourth of

>>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ >>> new at 11:00, a major milestone for san francisco'sillion dollar central subway project. tonight "abc 7 news" went deep underground for a first look at the station that will some day be filled, of course, with commuters. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i ama daetz. one of the stations in the central subway project is getting its first pour of concrete. >> and once completed in 2019, muni metro service will be extended all the way into chinatown. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard joins us live. cornell. >> reporter: ama, dan, project managers calling this a real milestone. concrete being poured at this muni station. you'd never know it but hundreds of workers below stockton street tonight making it happen. we saw it all, but getting there wasn't easy. 70 cement mixers were lined up around union scare for the big pour, and it is all happening deep below the earth. >> reached the bottom, and we're -- today we're pouring, an all-day pour. >> that noise is tons of cement being pumped down from stockton street to the platform level o

in marin county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a new airline is take off from san jose's airport. c 7 news was at san jose airport today as frontier airline announced new service there. starting this fall, the discount airline will operate nonstop flights to denver and las vegas, then add service to austin and san antonio next spring. the carrier is offering introductory fares as low as $29 each way. san jose city leaders certainly are happy about this. >> this is another recognition of the importance that silicon valley has become to the region and to businesses and, you know, so we're excited and delighted. >> san jose is among the 21 cities frontier will add to its routes by next spring. >>> it was a mixed day for the market. the dow dipped nearly 55 points ending down for a second day in a row. the nasdaq added almost 30 points. closing at a new record high of 6,344. netflix was a big winner today moving up 21 points. nearly 14%. the stock boost comes a day after netflix's latest earnings report. the los gtos based company saw its best second quarter game in subscribers. its in

>>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ >>> developing now at 11:00, two major grass fires areeeping firefighters around the bay area busy. one of the fires forced horses to run for safety. >> and that other fire is swelling in size. tonight it is forcing homeowners to leave everything behind. good evening, i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tonight firefighters are still at the scene of both fires. the winter fire is in yolo county near winters and the peterson fire next to travis air force base. >> let's begin with "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard live near travis air force base with more on the developing story. cornell. >> reporter: gusty winds a huge problem today, carries this fire from a neighborhood where it began all the way to travis air force base where it was finally stopped tonight. this abandoned golf complex, a total loss. burned in the fire fight. sky 7 over a raging wildland fire, intense flames charging toward travis air force base. neighbors on bella vista avenue shot cellphone video of cyprus trees smoking after they ignited around 4:0

hospital to settle a long-standing grudge. >>> for a generation van amburg was the face and voice of "abc 7 news." we are sad to report he passed away last week. "abc 7 news" reporter david louie looks back at van amburg's work here at kgo. >> the bay area's most wanted television news team, the channel 7 news gang. van the kid am burg. >> fred van amburg started at kgo tv in the early 1970s. he only went by hi last name, van amburg, for most of his career. van amburg was not just an anchor, he was an institution, leading each newscast with his trademark opening. >> good evening. here is what is happening -- >> he was who people turned to when news broke. for nearly two decades he reported on some of the bay area's most notable news events. >> patricia hearst will not go free. >> from patti hearst on the sla to the rise of the black panthers and the killings in jones town. >> these are the first pictures out of ghiana on the people's people. >> days later he broke news of assassinations of san francisco mayor george mosconi and supervisor harvey milk. >> it's been seven hours since the 38 calibe

new since 6:00, we have talked to a long-time family friend of the terror suspect. >> "abc 7 news" reporteratie utehs has this developing story. >> reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie a kloss family friend was indicted on terrorism charges. >> i feel like crying because i know how much will hurt his dad and family. >> reporter: he has known 22 year old amer sinan al haggagi since he was a boy and the family lived bofd his market in berkley. they say al haggagi attempted to open social media accounts for the benefit of isis. >> i hope it is something that comes out like natural, like it is hard to believe. >> reporter: in court detention documents a judge notes, the defendant allegedly went so far as to meet with undercover agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terrorist attack. al haggagi's attorney released a statement. amir is a very young and naive man and it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicious of. >> reporter: al haggagi has been in custody in oakland since last november when he was arrested on an ag

family and friends. >> i've never seen anything like that in my life. >> reporter: adrian banker, abc news, new york. >>> a raid on a marijuana grow turned into a shootout, leaving a suspect in stable condition. that grow was located about four miles up a trail of highland way. an estimated 3,000 plants were found. on friday, officers recovered pesticides and insecticides and fertilizers they say are a threat to the environment and wildlife. >> this particular grow here is on a very sensitive tributary, creek. it is one of an area where the migrating steel head are in great volatility to environmental pressures and damages. >> the suspect was shot multiple times, and was airlifted to a hospital here in the bay area. >>> nine days into its new recreational marijuana program, nevada has run out of pot. in fact, the situation so dire that the governor has endorsed the taxation department's statement of emergency. that statement lets the state allow more distribution licenses to permit the transportation of pot from farm and packing facilities to dispensaries. it is estimated that dispensaries

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