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

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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

karina nova, abc seven news thank you. let's get to abc seven news reporter on sir hassan, who was live near the scene as we continue our team coverage. answer. what's the latest? very good afternoon. some good news. firefighters seem to have gotten control of this fire. as corinna mentioned this is quickly street about four homes were burned on this street. no reports of any injury. but as corinna reported , one firefighter was taken to the hospital treated for heat related injuries. you can see the fire got dangerously close to this chevron gas station. which had a lot of local residents concerned. this is video from earlier the fire broke out around two p.m. firefighters seem to have gotten control of the fire around three p.m. this is the corner of delaware and 35th avenue here in oakland laurel district. the fire also started several spot fires along 5 80. we're told that three lanes of westbound traffic on 5 80. are closed as fire crews worked to stop the spread. now the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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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

andrew dember, abc news new york. goats on the loose and massachusetts blocking a busy road and they would not move until they got one thing. look at this camera. what are they doing? yeah. the body cam video shows officers trying to round up this small pack of goats. they were offering the animals. different kinds of snacks with the goats were like no, we do not want that we are not moving. somebody said. i know what will work these fries from mcdonald's, hmm. up to get me to commodity how they get you runaway goats got out of the way . the police department share this video and officers were able to return the herd to a nearby farm. after they got the fries. it's something about those fries feels like a mcdonald's commercial right, like, use the footage immediately. because they everybody loves our fries. true records. you guys yesterday. wow you want to guess where you can guess, he said against the airfield. did you tell us fairfield fairfield yesterday we've got santa rosa was 1 12 oakland. anybody for oakland, o

this is abc 7. newsng 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 referendum

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i'm live in oakland's leeann melendez abc 7 news emotional. i filled with so much relief obviously man. thank you very much abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry is live outside highland hospital where the most serious victims three of them were taken to be treated ryan. what's the latest there? yeah, good evening, dan. we did receive an update about an hour and a half ago telling us that of the three victims who have been treated here two of them are in critical but stable condition while that third victim is just in a stable condition, which is an improvement from this afternoon during our first update when they told us that they all three of them were in critical condition. that's the list update we've received so far, but there are a lot of emotions coming from highland hospital right now. this is a big hospital that treats a lot of trauma victims in and around east oakland in and around oakland. i should say and this one happening near a school. this time is definitely causing a lot of people alarm about what happening with the amount of gun vio

in san francisco cornell bernard abc 7 news. you can check the temperatures in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app you can download it for roku apple tv. on fire and google tv at some developing news here from siskiyou county where there are two dangerous wildfires burning out of control right now one is the mill fire that's now blamed for two deaths there the fire started friday morning at a lumber mill in the town of weed it quickly raged out of control fire officials say it is now burned at least six and a half square miles and at least 100 structures are destroyed in this one many of them are homes in actionrdsre stini.s theaommunity cal fire says crews have worked day and night to protect the countless homes threatened by this fire and for some residents, it's too late. and i can tell you that your firefighters are out there right now working as hard as they possibly can. to put this fire out so that we can get you back in your homes. the fire chief you just heard from did not reveal details

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

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this is abc 7 news. police staffing in san francisco is projected to hit an all-time low tonight. the abc 7 news i-team is analyzing the numbers to showone a better idea of whereumrs paia officers are being assigned and where they are not abc 7 news item reporter stephanie. sierra is here with the details steph yes and dan police staffing in san francisco is already at an all-time low, but the numbers on paper don't reflect the reality on the streets this evening. we're breaking down the data to show you the evolution and which specific neighborhoods are now having to pay the price. we're not listening from drug deals to car break-ins. anger on the streets. there's a lot to police in san francisco. the problem we don't have enough officers, but we already knew that the new reality. the problem is worse than we thought we've become so broke. we got to pick ourselves up dust ourselves off and you know get back into the game tracy mcrae is the president of the san francisco police officers association for months. the department has reported. they've been more than 500 officers short,

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

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 sheriff's department castro was murdered in the middle of the street. she had her head cut off by a sword authorities say castro and the suspect we're in an ongoing relationship. she had her straining order against him since april on thursday child protective services to custody of

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

in san francisco luz pena abc 7 news so ahead on abc 7 mornings. gy 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. relig

this is abc 7 news. new bay area high schools were set to face off friday, but gridiron showdown never happened. the reason safety. good evening. i'm jr. stone. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 richmond high school's football team got its first win of the season because the other from san francisco. did not to play parents had concerns over sending their athletes to play enrichment. so they forfeit it abc 7 news reporter unser hudson has the story. the football field at richmond high has been empty since friday, which was supposed to be the school's first home game, but the opposing team decided not to come it means that students who have been working very hard to build up their football program did not get the opportunity to compete in their first competition of the year. this sanders is the director of communications at west contra costa unified school district, richmond. high was supposed to play the team from san francisco's galileo academy of science and technology, but according to sanders richm

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and of course stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00 and reminder abc 7 news is always streaming 24/7 youea app and join us wherever you want wherever you happen to be. all right. well, that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm dion limb and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel. larry beale all of us here. we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and we'll see you again 11. maybe we'll do some more lip reading for you. have a nice night. it ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheering] today's contestants are... a life sciences consultant from new york, new york... an accountant from washington, d.c... and our returning champion-- an episcopal priest from walla walla, washington... whose 3-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" our champion, david sibley, has done it again, securing in his third game his third "jeopardy!" win. but unlike his first two wins, it was not a runaway. perhaps that's why he's bring

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

this is abc 7 news.tepped up to help in a big way to keep the lights on so far, but we're heading we're heading to the worst part of this heat wave and the risk for outages is real and it's immediate. a warning today and who could be impacted by power outages. this says power use it's an all-time record. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry abiel and i'm dee we have teammate the impossible blackouts rolling blackouts. we have reporters and some of the hottest and coolest spots in the bay area. now we have record-breaking heat of flex alert is in effect for the seventh consecutive day and a spare. the air alert has been extended through tomorrow. all right, let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist mike nico who's outside in the heat with the forecast at least you're in san francisco and not in the east bay mike. that is true larry afternoon to you and kristen. hi everybody. i'm going to tell you something a little different than the narrative. we've been talking about so far. it is hot almost eve

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

new at six from the abc seven news. i team why california's attorney general won't get involved in san mateo counties. batmobile case plus burned homes backed up traffic and a firefighter in the hospital where live on this scene in oakland. i'm meteorologist sandeep patel. welcome and beneficial rain on the way for the weekend timeline and totals coming up, abc seven news at six starts right now from abc, seven live breaking news. and that breaking news. some bart service has just been restored after hours of delays system wide, and we've just learned why a motorcyclist involved in a crash landed on the bar tracks and then was hit by a train that happened by 24th street in north gate avenue in oakland, which is between the 19th street and macarthur stations minutes ago, but said it was restoring limited service in all directions. busses are also available. we also have breaking news out of antioch were three children and two adults were seriously injured when a car crashed into a house on sycamore drive and manzanita wa

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

frankly abc 7 news was not able to reach former district attorney boudin. we have not yet heard back from deputy weaver's attorney for the it melanie woodruff abc 7 news. another resident who has served cleaning liquid instead of juice at a san mateo senior living facility has died and now his family is suing abc 7 news reporter. dustin dorsey has the latest details on this ongoing investigation. adria park of san mateo is facing at least three lawsuits involving elder abuse and negligence two different 93 year old residents have died after ingesting dishwashing liquid that was served to them instead of juice, san mateo county supervisor. david cannabis says his former employer atria must be held responsible tragic horrific. i used to work at an atria. not atria in san mateo, but i worked in atria in san mateo county about 15 years ago and to see what is happened. it's disappointing in august san mateo police say three residents were poisoned after ingesting the cleaner trudy maxwell died within days. another resident was hospitalized and peter schroeder die

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this is abc 7 news. the sun was beating down across the bay area today, but it's only a small taste of what's in store force this week our heat wave just beginning with some of the hottest most dangerous temperatures still on the way state regulators tonight pleading with people to conserve power in an effort to avoid blackouts. good evening. thanks for joining us on day and ashley and i'm on a date. we have team coverage tonight beginning with abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel sandia. yeah. this is a heat wave that you'll want to take seriously, dan and alma it is going to be the hottest so far of the season and the longest stretch, so it's going to hit during the holiday weekend. and here's what you need to know this heat wave bringing a high risk of heat illnesses mid 100 saturday bumping you up on sunday to 106 by monday. you're nearing a hundred and ten degrees for labor day. of course around the bay it's going to be in the 80s and 90s. the coastal areas will be in the low 70s few 60s the weeke

sources telling abc news that ukraine has opened a new second front in their counteroffensive, trying to push back the russians. the images coming in already, and we'll have them in just a moment. >>> we are going to begin tonight back home in the u.s. the flooding concerns in the east and the deadly fires in the west. millions in their second week of record-breaking heat now, well above 100. in the east, a half foot of rain in some places. hazardous driving along the i-95 corridor. philadelphia, new york to boston. in new haven, connecticut, cars under water. and the postal truck plowing through flooding. while in the west, record-breaking heat and extreme drought fueling fast-spreading wildfires. thefair view fire in southern california forcing families from their homes. burning homes to the ground and taking at least two lives. clifornians are being warned to be prepared for energy blackouts. we have it all covered tonight. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it for us. ginger? >> reporter: david, as much as we desperately needed this rain, because of the dro

abc news, new york. kumasi: one of the men wanted for a deadly stabbing spree in canada has been found dead. there is no side of the other suspect, his brother. authorities found the body of damien sanderson yesterday am a police say his wounds were not self-inflicted. he and his brother are wanted for a stabbing spree that left 10 people dead and 15 heard on sunday. police say miles may be hurt and could be seeking medical attention. the youngest victim was in their early 20's. police believe some victims were targeted, others were attacked at random. julian: it is official, england has a new prime minister. she took office before meeting queen elizabeth in scotland. photos show her smiling and shaking hands with the queen. she will head to her new home at downing street in london and get to work. the first task is to appoint a cabinet to tackle the slew of issues facing britain's government right now. any proposal for slideshow activity in the east bay. the vote that could impact laws for spectators. k

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

the us that didn't need hvac systems in 1970 have installed or will need to install them. 2025 as abc 7 news senior education reporter liam melendez tells us it will cost california schools more than a billion dollars. three teachers in oakland sent abc 7 news photos of their thermometers and thermostat at 8:28 tuesday morning. it was 76 degrees outside and almost 81 in the classroom another oakland teacher recorded 85 degrees indoors. it's been a long unbearable week at those schools that never really needed air conditioning. it's 11:20 right now, and it's currently 80 degrees inside my classroom. here's video of her classroom as the little ones were lying on the carpet hotter temperatures have an adverse effect on learning and it's definitely hard for them to focus and and really concentrate in absorb the curriculum that i'm still trying to teach at pinole valley high school at least 21 staff members called in sick on wednesday when the air conditioning system fail to work properly, which has been an ongoing problem a teacher recorded the temperature inside a classroom 88.5 degrees. the pr

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. was beating down across the bay area today, but it's only a small taste of what's in store force this week our heat wave just beginning with some of the hottest most dangerous temperatures still on the way state regulators tonight pleading with people to conserve power in an effort to avoid blackouts. good evening. thanks for joining us on day and ashley and i'm on a date. we have team coverage tonight beginning with abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel sandia. yeah. this is a heat wave that you'll want to take seriously, dan and alma it is going to be the hottest so far of the season and the longest stretch, so it's going to hit during the holiday weekend. and here's what you need to know this heat wave bringing a high risk of heat illnesses mid 100 saturday bumping you up on sunday to 106 by monday. you're nearing a hundred and ten degrees for labor day. of course around the bay it's going to be in the 80s and 90s. the coastal areas will be in the low 70s few 60s the weekend hotsp

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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

this is abc 7 news. mmitted to building a better bay area and one of the issues we've been covering a lot lately is san francisco's effort to try to crack down on those illegal street vendors by creating a process for legitimate vendors to get their permits. it seems to be on okay, but the so-called backpack bandits are still showing up. these are people who quickly sell items that appear to be stolen. you likely saw it here at 4pm yesterday abc 7 news reporter lee and melendez went to the 24th street bart plaza in san francisco, and she talked with some of the newly permitted vendors and to a couple of vendors who didn't seem to have the proper paperwork. we're from the news. could i ask you what you're trying to do with those pants? yeah, i'm selling these pants. okay. did you get them from any store? or i'm not gonna do that even though it's here say in court, but you know how it goes in san francisco. this is a black market one by one they avoided interacting with us or even showing us any kind of bil

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

news. thank you mike. let's head to abc 7 news. anchor karina nova live in the newsroom with the latest on the possible rotating blackouts karina. yeah, kristen larry. we've been now upgraded to a level two energy emergency alert. that means your power could be shut off and pg&e just tweeted about 15 minutes ago that calaiso has directed utilities to prepare for possible rotating power outages and in just a moment. i'm going to show you how to find out if your areas affected first. let's take a look at the demand in real time. this is the demand trend graph that shows the system demand compared to what's been forecasted right now. we are above that forecasted demand and do want to let you know that we did set a demand record already today here in the bay area while some people did lose power yesterday and today it wasn't because of the plant rotating power outages, that would be mandated by cal iso pg. says here's why today they already have outage blocks planned out. especially during a historic heat event like this people are loo

karina nova, abc seven news thank you. let's get to abc seven news reporter on sir hassan, who was live near the scene as we continue our team coverage. answer. what's the latest? very good afternoon. some good news. firefighters seem to have gotten control of this fire. as corinna mentioned this is quickly street about four homes were burned on this street. no reports of any injury. but as corinna reported , one firefighter was taken to the hospital treated for heat related injuries. you can see the fire got dangerously close to this chevron gas station. which had aot

it's shark tank followed by 2020 at nine then don't miss abc 7 news at 11. 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. me tonight a few thoughts about what really matters the ability to adapt to a changing environment is critical to the survival of all living things and our environment is surely changing our survival as a species may or may not be on the line. we might survive even if things get much worse, but at what cost literally and figuratively can we afford to endlessly spend billions of dollars rebuilding from storms fires and floods not to mention the loss of life and the loss of quality of life. climate change is having an ever-increasing effect on our weather water supply wildfire risk and more. experts and politicians who decades ago started warning the world were mocked and dismissed. they don't seem so crazy these days. but even for those who don't believe global warming is as bad as all that why wouldn't we want to ease the pressure on our planet by reducing carbon emissions conserving water and electricity better protecting

i'll help all the details abc 7 news at 11 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. 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

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

abc 7news.com/take action. all right in the east bay. we are learning new details about the tragic double murder of an east bay nurse and her husband all as the suspect and alameda county sheriff's office deputy made an appearance in court abc 7 news. anchor dion lem has the latest now from dublin. friday afternoon a pastor visited with surviving family members of maria and venison tran those working with the family say they are grief-stricken and devastated six people were asleep inside just after midnight wednesday when dublin police say alameda county sheriff's deputy devin williams entered the home and shot the married couple the commotion according to the alameda county sheriff's office woke the pairs 14 year old son who walked in on the crime in progress williams is described in court documents as having a relationship with 42 year old maria tran sources confirmed to me maria was separated from her husband. it appears in recent months maria formed a relationship with williams based on their roles as nurse and law enforcement officer at the hospital wh

i'm in our newsroom today tim johns abc 7 news. all right tim many. thanks the abc 7 news i team is making a bombshell discovery tonight. yeah, apparently law enforcement sources tell us school officials have sent text messages to shooting victims instructing them not to talk to police. yeah again stunning dan noises here with an investigation. you'll see only on seven dance. well, dan and dion i'm hearing it's a pattern and some parents of the school are worried that a lack of action by school officials after previous incidents may have led to this escalation in violence. law enforcement sources tell the abc 7 it oakland police investigators have obtained text messages from the shooting victim's phones in which rudsdale school officials. tell them not to cooperate with police during an online news conference. i asked oakland police chief lauren armstrong about my information. i will say our investigation will be thorough it will be complete and we will exhaust options to figure out what happened on this campus, but at this time i will not speak to any

we owe them that in antioch ryan curry abc 7 news. the chp has investigating a possible freeway shooting in lafayette. they say just after 9:30 last night a driver reported. her car window was shattered possibly by a bullet while driving on eastbound highway 24 just before oak hill road. the driver was not shot but was injured by the broken glass you can see the entire driver's side window was blown out. she was able to exit the freeway and was met by investigators. there were no other details from the chp but video shows the victim's car is from out of state. residents in a quiet city on the peninsula are taking extra precautions after recent criminal activity abc 7 news anchor deon lim has the story from foster city and a look at the crime numbers with the lunchtime russia shay shui in foster city comes a sign of the bay area's woes as soon as you walk inside. what prompted you to put those signs up. it was very scary to watch other businesses, especially those and chinatown and san francisco or other high crime areas being strong-a

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 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 then

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