we're opening up the abc news vault. you're watching world news now did notw with this air scare, american airlines says a pressurization issue led to a plane making a terrifying drop in altitude last week. >> according to flightaware, thursday's flight from charlotte to gainesville, florida, descended nearly 20,000ft in ten minutes, including 50,000, 15,000 in about three minutes. now, the plane did land safely, safely and abc news has learned that aircraft involved had an excellent safety record. >> and another scare in the air happened over the weekend in michigan. incredibly the pilot survived the air show incident, ejecting themselves with just seconds to spare. here's abc's derrick dennis on this morning. >> the thrill of the thunder over michigan air show taking a dramatic turn. a mig 23 performance plane airborne over belleville, michigan. and then moments later. trouble, cell phone video shows the two pilots on board ejecting with a mini explosion as the plane went down, crashing into an apartment complex. parkin

reporting live, abc 7 news. >> thank you. one neighborhood is pushing back from hateful flyers which were left on doorsteps. abc 7 news reporter minard tells us how kids are turning hate speech around by creating their own message of love and acceptance. they are an example of living a better bay area. with a blank piece of paper. >> an idea sparked by an ugly neighborhood incident. >> it made me feel super sad. why would someone do that? >> flyers were left on doorsteps in larkspur. they contained anti-semitic lane which. the family security camera caught one of the flyers in the driveway last saturday night. it was tossed from a passing car. >> i felt really bad. why would somebody do that? it's mean and said it >> they were so upset that they decided to push back with tea colored markers. >> we decided that we were going to just make like wires that were kind of like the opposite of what they were saying, so we want to make a difference. here's what they created, poster after poster with positive words and images. >> next u

stone, abc seven news. >> abc seven news. we are committed to building a better bay area tonight. we're focusing on public health, more places are masking up again in the us after a recent covid 19 resurgence. santa rosa kaiser permanente medical center is now requiring staff members and physicians to wear masks. they're encouraged for visitors. data shows a concentrated covid 19 variant in the city's wastewater increased by 200% over the past month. health experts suggest people take all preventative measures to avoid catching the virus. >> the mask becomes one of several tools we have every tool you use. additionally above the background immune status that we have reduces your risk somewhat . >> cdc data shows that covid hospitalizations jumped by more than 63% statewide in july. kaiser is also encouraging everyone to get the new variant protected vaccine when it arrives this fall. hundreds of people are accused of committing covid 19 related fraud that netted roughly $836 million. the justice department announced the results of a sweep today that included northern california. s

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emwin abc news, atlanta. >> we spoke with abc seven news political analyst jackie speier on abc seven news at 5:00 today about this and she highlighted the gravity of the former president's latest legal troubles. it's we have to sit back and think this is the former president of the united states who while he was president of the united states, committed potentially criminal acts. >> now he's considered innocent until proven guilty, but the charges against him are truly daunting. and they're really piling up. >> they are. jackie adds that she fully expects the former president to try to raise money off the georgia case, and her prediction is exactly right. his campaign tonight is selling a variety of items, including a t shirt with his mugshot on it that says never surrender. he even posted on x, formerly twitter, for the first time in more than two years. you could watch live as trump was processed earlier this evening, we sent this push alert through the abc seven news app with a link to our live coverage. download the app now so you'll be prepared the next time news breaks. >> all

then do not miss abc seven news at 11 and remember abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. et the abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are we'll find finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters this friday. >> this week too much fanfare. ikea opened a new store in san francisco at fifth and market. it's a troubled part of town, so there is a lot of hope that this 55,000 square foot addition to a neighborhood where a lot of stores have closed will help revitalize that part of town. it's encouraging. but let me tell you what isn't. i was there for the grand opening and what i saw all around the area was sad and disturbing by the dozen, the homeless, the drug addicted and those with mental illness often all in one person, were everywhere. it was really a sad to see it had an apocalyptic feel then the news this week that there have been more than 13,000 car break ins in the city so far this year. 13,000 odd. and that's just the ones that were reported yesterday. a fed up police chief announced a new crackdown, ironically, a few minutes

let's abc news in new york this is america this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. andrew dymburt. >> and i'm morgan norwood in for ryan. and we begin with that death and destruction in maui. that wildfire now the deadliest in modern us history. >> at least 93 people were killed and the recovery effort is far from over. just getting started as desperate families scramble to find their loved ones, they're being urged to submit dna to help identify remains. this morning, the number of lives lost in what's now the nation's deadliest fire is likely to rise. officials have confirmed at least 93 people were killed in the maui fires with only a small portion of the structures in lahaina searched by cadaver dogs so far. >> we're going as fast as we can, but just so you know, 3, that's what's been searched with the dogs, 3% l.a county sending a dozen of their cadaver dogs to search through what's left of the hundreds of buildings burnt to the ground. >> hundreds of people are still missing. search and rescue teams are going door to door looking for survivors. search and resc

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and mark leno, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. details about the shooting that with faith and was a officer in critical condition. the subject made his first appearance in. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes has more exact: court documents revealing more about the shooting that left a san jose police officer in critical but stable condition. police were initially called to the san jose home by the wife. called. zach: the suspect said he was drunk and did not want the baby. carreras came out of the balcony door and shot one of the two responding officers. >> striking her below her bullet-proof vest and causing serious bodily injury to her intestines,:, liver, gallbladder, and mine. zach: a four hour ensued after she was pulled to safety. >> she told investigators that her husband had tried to punch her in the stomach and blamed the police shooting on her. zach: she told investigators she was able to escape the home during the standoff after her husband fell asleep and dropped begun to her side -- his side, which she grabbed on her way

for now, we will toss things back like to distribute acute dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. karina: thank you. our abc 7 news bay area app has been sitting on occasions like this one with updates about the shooting and investigation and san jose. this antedate with development, just download the abc 7 news bay area app and enable push alerts. larry: major announcement this afternoon, the struggling hospital can continue to operate. the good i'm on the hospital has been reintegrated to the medicaid program. that comes days after city officials applied for readmission into the program for california's low income residents. for mayor london breed, this is especially gratifying. she said her grandmother lived and tried -- arrived at laguna honda. mayor breed: the change demonstrated all i needed to know about the care that she experienced at laguna honda. larry: laguna honda lost his eligibility because of health and safety violations. it was ordered to transfer patience, but that was put on hold after several people died soon after being moved. according to partners at the "sf s

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new york. what researchers are saying about a possible link to climate change. here's abc's jaclyn lee. >> reporter: it lurks in warm waters and raw shellfish, and tonight officials are sounding the alarm about vibrio vulnificus -- a flesh eating bacteria that's killed five people in florida, and three in new york and connecticut so far this year. according to researchers, the northeast cases may be linked to warmer waters due to climate change. >> it's been coming up the northeastern seaboard, probably because of warming of the gulf stream and as a consequence, of climate change. global warming. >> reporter: symptoms of vibrio include nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, cramps and fever. >> it's rare, but when it occurs, it's serious. >> reporter: the state of florida has had 26 confirmed cases of vibrio vulnificus so far this year, five of them resulting in death. and in connecticut, officials say three patients became infected since july -- two had open wounds and went into the long island sound, the third ate raw oysters from an out of state establishment. health experts sa

visit jeep .com for details when breaking news happens, find out instantly with the abc seven news app. >> get custom alerts for your neighborhood stream abc's seven news 24 seven plus get accurate weather anytime the abc seven news app download it now. >> new research giving a voice back to the voiceless. >> stanford university researchers are using brainwaves to give people with als the ability to communicate again. >> abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has a look at this remarkable technology. >> how do you feel? >> judging by the smile on pat bennett's face, i'd say she's feeling pretty good. that's because for the first time since developing als she is able to communicate once again this miracle. thanks to incredible new research on stanford university's campus. our aim is to restore, communicate ocean by reading out brain signals using computer algorithms or computer software to interpret those brain signals, and then changing them into actions in the outside world. >> a need for bennett, who was a human resource director and equestrian before her 2021 als diagnosis that

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you, gloria. >> still ahead, one of the first victims from the deadly fires on maui is from right here in northern california. we have her daughter's emotional words. >> then the environmental concerns about a potential expansion of the oakland airport . >> and off to a mild to warm start this morning. it's going to be hot again. inland this afternoon. breezy and much cooler tomorrow, though. i'll give you a look at the complete accuweather seven day forecast in just a moment. stay with us. >> when our clean shiny truck pulls up in front of your house . yes everyone starts clapping because everyone is happy. and that's why they all start dancing. woo every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile f

aaron katersky, abc news, atlanta. >> aaron, thank you. o speed on some breaking news from overnight. federal agents have responded to a deadly mass shooting in southern california. at least four people are dead, including the alleged shooter after gunfire erupted at a biker bar in trabuco canyon in orange county. investigators say six people were taken to the hospital. agents from the fbi and atf responding to that scene. the motive is still under investigation. >> also breaking overnight, treated radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear power plant has been released into the pacific ocean. the decades long process is japan's effort to empty storage tanks that are almost full 12 years after that disaster. now, the first phase will last 24 hours per day for 17 days. china calling japan's move selfish and irresponsible. >> all right. now to a real life ironman who is also a guinness world record holder. >> yeah, check out vispy kadari. this month, video of kadari surfaced showing him setting up a mind boggling mark by bending 24 iron rod

stone abc 7 news. >> now, and accuweather alert from abc 7 news.an: let's turn to the forecast because we ama: will start feeling the heat. ama:abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: that alert is coming with high fire danger. the alerts going up for solano county tomorrow night until 11:00 p.m. wednesday. for lake county, it is until 11:00 p.m. wednesday. the concern is dry northerly winds gusting, low humidity means any fires that develop will rapidly grow in intensity and in size. as you will notice, the fire danger index showing moderate to high fire danger for parts of the bay area as we head towards tomorrow afternoon, and that only increases them along with the smoke from the fires burning up the northern california and the oregon border. here is the smoke forecast. it is hazy tomorrow, more so as we go into wednesday. there is an air quality advisory in effect for the entire bay area through tomorrow due to the smoke from those wildfires. expect moderate to good air quality tomorrow, but there may be times when it worsens.

larry: abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel -- karina: abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it all for you. sandhya: right now it looks like it will be a tropical storm at landfall and some of one year. let's take a look -- in california. let's take a look at the position, already lashing out at parts of cabo san lucas. it is a category 4 storm. you will notice ray bans increasing as the goods parallel to cabo san lucas as a category 3 tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. rapidly weakening as they continue smooth over the cooler waters of the pacific. by sunday morning, it is a category 1. it is expected to drop down further into a tropical storm sunday night as it moves toward southern california and into the region. for the first time ever, tropical storm watches and warnings going up for parts of southern california. that has never been done before. hurricane watches and warnings to the south across baja. as we take a look at the rainfall, you will notice the intensity of the rain picked up between sunday night and monday across southern california. here in the bay area, not ou

. >>> abc news has obtained new video that shows police raiding a small town newspaper. less than 24 hours later, the paper's co-owner suddenly dies. what led up to this extraordinary police action and what officers seized. >>> breaking news, video just coming in. a crash at an air show in michigan. a fighter jet slamming into a building. the crew parachuting to safety. >>> new details in that mysterious and deadly house explosion in pennsylvania. at least five people killed, a dozen homes damaged, and the surprising conclusion that gas was not the cause of it. >>> former president trump bracing for a possible fourth indictment this week. georgia officials accusing trump of tampering with the 2020 election results. aaron katersky standing by in atlanta. >>> and classes are canceled for nearly 100,000 students after a school bus snafu. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. tonight, the death toll is climbing in the maui fire. at le

let's bring in abc news contributor sarah isge former governor scott walker. these charges? >> this is really going to be quite different than the florida indictment that we'd seen earlier or the new york indictment. this is going to be all about donald trump's state of mind. his defense is going to be really simple. "yep, all of these people told me that the election fraud allegations weren't true, but i didn't believe them, i believe still to this day the election is stolen, and therefore i could not have had corrupt intent," which is something all these charges are going to require the department of justice to prove. >> byron: quick follow-up. my family's from the south. as they say in the south, will that dog hunt? that kind of defense? >> that's going to be up to the jury, largely. the department of justice certainly laid out all the times that donald trump was told that these allegations weren't true, from the attorney general to his white house lawyers to individual state officials in each of these states. the problem was that you have his coconspirator

lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> the fbi is now getting involved, trying to locate those who are still unaccounted for in maui after the devastating wildfires there. the number has gone up for the officially not counted so far. so it's now more than a thousand people. the public is being asked to provide dna samples. so far, the fbi has received just over 100. maui officials are warning people to beware of dna collection scams. some victims have reportedly received phone calls. employees with lahaina public schools are going to return to work on monday. they've been on leave since august 8th. when the fire started. we don't know when students are going to go back to school. one of the first victims to be identified is a northern california woman who was visiting maui on vacation. 72 year old terry cooke was a beloved mother and grandmother. her daughter said cooke was last seen leaving her hotel. >> i don't blame anybody. things happen. natural disasters happen . we're human. we make mistakes. we do the best with the information we're given. but she left on foot when i heard that

sex point is, abc 7 news -- zach fuentes, abc 7 news.an: stabbing death of a woman and her great-grandson were isolated incidents and there is no ongoing threat to the general public. found dead in their union -- ine there unit on park moore avenue near manker avenue in the buena vista neighborhood. officers say they found them dead during a welfare check after 10:00 a.m. on friday. they have no information to release about a suspect or motive yet. >> anytime our communi especially in san jose, we are a small city when it comes down to knowing one another, have to experience this loss, it can be traumatic and painful. dan:dan: these deaths are san jose's 23rd and 24th homicides this year. ama: chp detectives are investigating a deadly shooting freeway, on westbound 24. a vehicle pulled alongside the victim's car and fired severalg. . threar passenger was struck and died yesterday at the hospital. detectives are trying to determine a motive and identity of the suspects involved. dan: before the start of the murder trial over the deadly be

seven news app. >> get customized alerts for your neighborhood stream. abcs get accurate weather any time the abc seven news app download it now. concerns about airline safety are being raised yet again following an apparent close call sunday at san francisco international airport . >> listen to this audio from air traffic control at sfo of what sounds like a near miss from the united 1722 looked like a near miss to us. >> i think he encroached on our side. you might want to review that. >> well, a woman who says she was on the plane or one of the planes alerted to the abc seven newsroom about what happened. there was another incident in may at sfo, and that's not all. in january, a close call between delta and american airlines jets at jfk in new york and abc news reports said it could have been one of the worst aviation disasters in us history. >> the delta plane accelerating to 115mph down the runway forced to abruptly abort takeoff. the two planes missing each other by just 1000ft. according to the faa. >> all right. and who who is right? >> and just yes

answer hassan, abc seven news. well happening right now, we're tracking several closures on bay area highways due to two deadly crashes overnight. >> this was the scene on the peninsula where a deadly rollover crash has the 280 southbound lanes closed. drivers are being diverted to eastbound 92. and here is the 101. in san francisco where you can see traffic is at a standstill going north in the portola due to a fatal crash. right now, two lanes are reportedly open near the silver avenue exit, but of course, expect delays in this area due. developing news now, evacuations are slowly being lifted around the island of maui as firefighters make progress battling those wildfires. the situation is something one north bay woman knows all too well. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with her about how she is helping wildfire survivors rebuild their lives. >> i tend to see the challenges . i tend to see the heartache. annie barber is on the ground in maui helping wildfire survivor move forward with their insuran

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andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> all right. we're starting off with a look of live doppler seven, the satellite radar image noticed that lightning strike. we could see some thunderstorms. right now it is off the coast. there's a chance of light showers and some thunder and lightning in the bay area. but it's a slight chance, of course , as post-tropical hillary moves through nevada. there are still flood watches in effect from southern california all the way up through oregon. and idaho. and the darker green are the areas where there's still a flood warning right now for us, what it's going to do is bring us humid conditions this afternoon. right now, dew points are in the 50s and low 60s. and so it's going to be muggy to humid today. once again. temperatures right now are very mild. in fact, it is 75 degrees right now in brentwood. even in san francisco, in the coast, half moon bay, low 60s right now. temperatures really climbed up yesterday and compared to 24 hours ago, we are still a bit warmer. but this afternoon, things wi

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abc news reporter chuck sievers has the latest on this developing story from investigators on the casemassive police response in jacksonville, florida, as a gunman opened fire inside a dollar general store. >> the jacksonville has suffered the loss of three precious lives at the hands of an active shooter. >> police are not identifying the shooter but say he's a white male in his 20s and lived in neighboring clay county. they say he entered the dollar store with an ar style rifle and a handgun. he then allegedly shot and killed three people before turning the gun on himself. all three victims were black. two men and one woman. they also have not yet been identified. authorities say the alleged shooter texted his father early saturday afternoon, telling him to check his computer. his family then called the clay county sheriff's office after finding writings allegedly by the suspect. >> portions of these manifesto detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate planning. put this shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> jacksonville's mayor visited the scene short

erielle reshef, abc news, new york. thanks to erielle reshef there. >> the mother of the virginia first grader who shot his teacher faces jail time after pleading guilty to a felony. >> d.j. taylor could spend up to six months behind bars as part of a plea deal on child neglect charges. prosecutors say taylor's son climbed onto a dresser and took her gun from her purse. her attorney says the 25 year old is still upset about the shooting. she feels very responsible, feels very bad. >> and i think that's part of just the general irritability, anxiety, depression and everything else. >> teacher abby's warner is suing the newport news school district for $40 million. her attorney claims school staff warned administrators that taylor's son had a gun. >> time now for a look at your morning weather. >> good morning. finally, a break from the heat here in the southeast. much cooler today from atlanta back into east texas. storms into florida. that could be a little bit on the strong side. high temps today only in the 80s, thoug

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news tonight. i'll see you then . good night. now from abceven live. >> breaking news books and released. >> we're following breaking news in georgia. former president donald trump turns himself in at the fulton county jail in atlanta, just a day ahead of the deadline to turn himself in. trump facing 13 charges in connection to the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election in georgia. just like his 18 co-defendants in this case, the former president's mug shot was taken and will be released. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm karina nova trump's bond now set at $200,000, the most of any of those facing charges in the georgia case. and if the fulton county da has her way, he'll be on trial in october. joining us now is abc seven news political analyst jackie

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los pena, abc seven news.kay luce, thanks very much. >> governor gavin newsom released this statement today saying in california, we are cutting red tape and making unprecedented investments to address homelessness. but with each hard fought step forward, the courts are creating costly delays that slow progress. he goes on, i urge the courts to empower local communities to address street encampments quickly and comprehensively. stay with abc seven news for the latest on the fight over homeless sweeps. >> we have the latest on our website abc7 news.com there. you'll also find a link to the city's dashboard showing shelter sites, capacity and occupy rates. >> a sunnyvale man is recovering tonight after being shot while confronting four people trying to steal the catalytic converter off his car. it happened in the driveway of the man's home on klamath drive around 330 this morning. authorities say one of the suspects fired four shots hitting the victim once in the left leg. >> if you do encounter suspects , do no

stone abc 7 news. >> now, and accuweather alert from abc 7 news.an: let's turn to the forecast because we ama: will start feeling the heat. ama:abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: that alert is coming with high fire danger. the alerts going up for solano county tomorrow night until 11:00 p.m. wednesday. for lake county, it is until 11:00 p.m. wednesday. the concern is dry northerly winds gusting, low humidity means any fires that develop will rapidly grow in intensity and in size. as you will notice, the fire danger index showing moderate to high fire danger for parts of the bay area as we head towards tomorrow afternoon, and that only increases them along with the smoke from the fires burning up the northern california and the oregon border. here is the smoke forecast. it is hazy tomorrow, more so as we go into wednesday. there is an air quality advisory in effect for the entire bay area through tomorrow due to the smoke from those wildfires. expect moderate to good air quality tomorrow, but there may be times when it worsens.

for all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. people lost their family. they lost their houses. everything we've seen, all the landmarks, everything that we've seen for years, history, it's all gone, gone and shaken. residents are returning to lahaina to see what is left of their beloved town. good evening. i'm ama daetz. and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. hawaii's attorney general says an investigation is being launched into policies and decision making before, during and after the wildfires. this comes as the number of dead continues to climb. it is 67 tonight, but will likely go higher. firefighters are making progress in getting the fires under control, the one that ravaged lahaina is 85% contained. the kihei fire is at 80% and a third fire is at 50%. however, there is a new evacuation tonight for kaanapali because of a fire. we are continuing to get harrowing tales from people who survived and barely escaped. there were people jum

reena roy, abc news, new york. kristen: abc 7 news' meteorologist sandhya patel has a look at where idalia will be. sandhya: let's take a look at tropical storm idalia. right now, packing 70 mile-per-hour winds, nearing hurricane strength with gusts near to 85 miles-per-hour. as it tracks over the very warm gulf of mexico waters, it will intensify into a major category three hurricane as it nears the florida panhandle, western side of florida on wednesday. it is expected to bring life-threatening and dangerous storms up to 12 feet above sea level, up to one foot of rain in isolated areas and strong wind, eventually turning towards the northeast, across the carolinas, where they will not only see impacts from the rain and flooding but strong winds, as well. there are hurricane warnings for parts of western florida. and watches, tropical storm watches for the eastern side of florida going into words charleston's south carolina -- charleston, south carolina. kristen: from hurricane on the east coast excessive heat on t

sources telling abc news his lawyers are expected to meet with the fulton county d.a.'s office to work out the term. what we've learned tonight, how this will play out and how it will be different from what we've seen so far. >>> the idaho lawyers tonight. lawyers for bryan kohberger battle over dna evidence allegedly tying him to the crime scene. >>> president biden hosting a historic summit at camp david. high-stakes talks with leader of japan and south korea. mary bruce in the studio with me tonight. >>> this evening, a u.s. marine killed during a live training exercise at camp pendleton. >>> the cdc tracking covid variants here in the u.s. >>> and so many of you responded after seeing our interview. the bravery, the strength. who is our person of the week? >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we are just back from reporting on the devastation on maui firsthand, and there is major news there tonight. the emergency management chief has now resign. he was the one who defended not using the sirens, andwell have more on this

. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> rachel: good evening. and thanks for joining us on this sunday night. i'm rachel scott in for linsey davis. we're following several developing stories including that major new storm heading toward florida. we begin with stunning new details about what authorities are calling a racially motivated shooting rampage in jacksonville, florida. police identifying the suspect as 21-year-old ryan christopher palmetter, allegedly shooting and killing three black people. investigators releasing this chilling video of the suspect entering the dollar general store on saturday. he was armed with an ar-15 style rifle. he fired multiple rounds before turning the gun on himself. the rampage was 11 minutes long. the jacksonville community in mourning tonight. remembering the victims with vigils and gathering in prayer circles. all this taking place as thousands gathered in the nation's capital on saturday to mark the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. the sheriff saying the hate that motivated the s

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abc news has learned there were tense negotiations with the notorious gang following a ransom demand. >> a new york judge says the suspected gilgo beach serial killer must provide a dna sample. rex herman's lawyers tried to argue that prosecutors had no probable cause. investigators already have a napkin and some pizza crusts found near his office. the long island architect is charged in the murders of three women. a dramatic rescue north of new york city. >> a construction worker broke his leg and was stuck on top of a crane 200ft in the air. emergency crews climbed up the crane, stabilized his leg and gently brought him down. he appeared to be in good spirits, waving as he was slowly lowered from the crane. it took nearly one hour, but he was finally loaded into an ambulance. time now for your thursday weather. good morning. >> hurricane dora in the pacific ocean is a major hurricane as it moves away from hawaii and the good news is the strong winds around the hurricane will be lessening in hawaii with those wildfires going on in maui. that's good news. meantime, dangerous heat is n

abc 7 news has six now. >> this is abc 7 news. >> a terrifying moment captured in this photo provided to the i-team by oakland police horses. an 80-year-old man in his home with a gun to the back of his head. good, i'm, dates. >> that is one of approximately 50 home invasions targeting the elderly in oakland hills. these crimes are connected to a small group of criminals. >> can is here with the story. >> i have obtained internal police memos that i can't show to protect the sources. that info helped me track down some victims. >> this is one of the home invasions listed in police documents. monday of this week, an 80-year-old man and his 69-year-old wife for grandchildren when robbers break in a second floor window. >> one man was downstairs. my parents were keeping an eye on them while the other one was upstairs in our safe, ransacking our

abc news confirmed the u.s. dispatched multiple destroys and an aircraft after tracking chinese and russian ships near the aleutian islands of alaska. dan sullivan calling that foreign patrol unprecedented in size. let's bring in ike ejochi in washington for us. what more are you learning tonight? >> reporter: the united states taking swift action, sending four u.s. navy war ships to the aleutian islands after senators said 11 russian and chinese ships came close to american waters. now, officials say those foreign ships were on patrol in international waters conducting a joint naval exercise. the incident highlights the growing cooperation between these two foreign powers, and it's not the first time this has happened. in september of 2022, the coast guard spotted chinese and russian ships also near the aleutian island chain. u.s. officials say the military had been expecting this chinese/russian patrol for several weeks, and north com saying in a statement that the foreign patrol stayed in international waters

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here is abc news reporter derek dennis. aui's emergency s chief stepping down after the warning sirens signaling the wildfires were not activated. explaining in a news conference wednesday sirens are primarily used for tsunami warnings with residents trained to quickly seek higher ground. >> if that was the case than they would've gone into the fire. derek: allie's mayor -- maui's mayor announced his resignation due to health reasons and says he will be placing someone in the position as soon as possible. an outreach volunteer in florida is tracking 1000 people on maui still missing. >> a lot of people that used to do outreach are volunteering in the shelters. they will recognize someone and send an update. derek: that as the number of dead keeps rising. crews finding more remains. the governor confirming 45% of the burn zone has been searched so far. >> there now 41 rescue dogs and 270 personnel for the red cross working this challenge. derek: our david by boat to the insinuated down -- to the incinerated town. >> no place

abc news is partner 538 shows. florida governor ron desantis trailing behind trump's lead in the polls by more than 30, although trump himself will be absent, his campaign has said top advisers will be present there to represent him in the debate spin room. that's the place where candidates can interact with media outlets and journalists after the debate. >> thanks, jobina. coming up, the south bay community trying to solve a teacher shortage by breaking ground on affordable housing and the new study showing mris might be more effective in diagnosing certain cancers than taking a blood test . >> oh, man, look at that beauty. this is from our sutro tower camera. the sun coming up in another 20 minutes or so. it is going to be a hot one today. well into the 70s downtown. stay tuned. my accu weather seven day forecast is next. jitterbug. set to start in the all electric id4. >> it's the little things visit your volkswagen dealer today and lease the all electric 2023 id4 pro for just 349 a month. >> this is exactly wha

and when abc news atlanta. you could have access to an updated covearge covid booster in a matter of weeks. >> but the question is, will you get it? well, the nation's top medical experts say a shot targeting newer variants will be released in september for after a years long pandemic, some people are hesitant to get another vaccine. but abc seven news special correspondent dr. alok patel says that you should think about this booster differently. we have to reframe the way we are approached these covid shots and kind of put it more into the influenza category where every season there's a potential for people to get sick, to get hospitalized, to spread this, to others, to get long covid and this vaccine is likely going to be tailored to match whatever strains are circulating. the new booster comes as cases begin to increase, prompting at least one local hospital to reinstate a mask mandate for staff. what's still ahead on abc seven mornings, a wildfire already in the north bay. we get a look at how our soon to b

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in san jose, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. o better bay area breakthrough comes tonight as a school district gets ready for next week. abc 7 news was at oakland high school today as students shut up for registration. within 1600 students are expected to show up this week. the past few years have been difficult between a pandemic in the teachers strike at the end of the school year. >> i am excited to go back and see my friends and graduates. >> when you interrupt instruction on the pace of the scheduling in the instruction but also the interactions, kids and teachers struggle. ama: oakland unified school district's registration day is this monday. dan: we are closely following the results of what could lead to the largest labor strike in san jose in a decade. workers will be voting on friday on whether to authorize a strike. it could affect school and city services. city workers are asking for what they say is a livable wage. the city is offering a 5% raise next year, followed by a 4% raise in a 3% raise the following two year